
MonoBand: AI Stem Splitter
Works fully offline, on device
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What's New in MonoBand
30.0
August 5, 2026
Synced lyrics, and translation as you listen This is the feature only MonoBand can do properly: the lyrics are read from the isolated vocal stem, not the full mix. With no drums or guitars in the way, recognition is far better — and the lyrics stay in time with the music as it plays. Lyrics scroll with the song, with the current line highlighted. A translation under each line, in the language you choose — translated entirely on your device. Speech recognition isn't perfect on singing, so there's a built-in editor: fix a word, split or merge lines, nudge the timing, and play any line on its own to hear what's actually sung. Got the language wrong? Read the vocals again in another one. Back up and move your library Export the songs you choose — originals, separated channels and recordings — into a single ZIP. Import it back on any device. MonoBand shows what's inside first, so you pick what to restore. Songs you already have are detected, flagged and skipped — and the summary tells you how many duplicates it passed over. Also in this update: A scrub bar in Karaoke — jump back to a tricky phrase without restarting your take. The project screen is reorganized, so recording, karaoke and lyrics follow in a clear order. Lyrics need the song to be split first — that's where the vocal comes from. Note that speech recognition and translation aren't available in Hebrew yet; those are iOS limitations and will open up with system updates. Thanks for using MonoBand!
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