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AI stem separation
Start with an existing stereo recording or catalog track.
- Vocals, drums, bass, guitars, keys, FX
- Near-studio-quality source separation
- Works with owned or licensed source audio
BSA Value Chain
From stereo catalog to stem-native spatial playback
BSA creates the missing layer between source-separated stems, metadata, distribution, and real playback systems — so instruments can be routed, reconstructed, and experienced consistently.
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BSA encoding
Package stems with the metadata needed for reliable playback.
- Instrument class and speaker intent
- Spatial position, gain, timing, provenance
- Residual/reconstruction data for original-reference mix
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Distribution
Move one BSA asset through services, downloads, pilots, and archives.
- Metadata travels with the content
- Open spec supports adoption
- Commercial SDK/certification captures value
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Playback & routing
The player maps stems to the listener’s available hardware.
- Speakers, rooms, cabins, headphones
- Predictive buffering and sync
- Per-instrument control and official presets
Core thesis: hardware demos prove that listeners value stem-routed playback; the BSA format, SDK, and certification layer make that experience repeatable across partners and devices.