DAW guide
Spatial9 works next to the studio you already have. Nothing to install inside your DAW: you send audio to Spatial9 from the website or from your AI assistant, and bring the results back into your session.
Vocals, drums, bass and other instruments as separate WAV files, ready to drag into any session.
Upload the ADM BWF master you exported from your Atmos session and get an Eclipsa Audio file for YouTube.
A headphone version of your 3D mix to check translation before you commit to the final render.
With your DAW
Spatial9 does the heavy lifting in the cloud: separation, 3D placement and delivery formats. Your DAW stays where the creative decisions happen. There are three ways to combine them.
Spatial9 separates a finished song into instrument tracks. Drop them into Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Ableton Live, REAPER, Nuendo, Cubase, FL Studio or Bitwig to remix, rebalance or build an Atmos session.
Split my song into vocals, drums, bass and other instruments, and give me the download links.
Export the ADM BWF master from your Dolby Atmos session and let Spatial9 turn it into Eclipsa Audio for YouTube, with no remix and no extra plugin.
Convert my ADM master (.wav) into Eclipsa Audio for YouTube.
Community MCP servers already exist for Ableton Live, REAPER, Logic Pro and Bitwig. Connect one next to Spatial9 and your assistant can hand the stems from one to the other.
Split this song with Spatial9, then import the stems into new tracks in my Ableton session.
DAW connectors are made by their own communities and are not part of Spatial9. Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Ableton Live, REAPER, Nuendo, Cubase, FL Studio and Bitwig are trademarks of their owners.
Add one address in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any MCP app. The guest version needs no account.