LyRuno

LyRuno delivers a rare combination: a free, local audio separation tool that actually works. The free Basic Plan covers vocals, instruments, dialogue, and noise removal with multiple AI models, all processed offline. That's a big deal for privacy-conscious users and those tired of upload limits. The batch processing and GPU acceleration make it practical for small projects. But the Professional Plan, while promising advanced models for harmonies, vocals, and movie soundtracks, still lacks transparency about what you get for $19/month. Competitors like LALAL.AI offer straightforward per-minute pricing and online workflows, while Demucs-based tools (free and open-source) serve users who don't need the UI. LyRuno's best bet is the free tier: use it for quick stem extraction, noise removal, or instrument isolation. It handles MP4, MKV, FLV, AVI, WEBM, and common audio formats. The output in WAV/FLAC is sufficient for most editing. Where it falls short: no real-time processing, no cloud collaboration, no API, and the paid plan's value proposition is fuzzy. For power users needing reliable, high-volume separation, the lack of clear pricing and missing features (like batch export to specific folder structures) may be frustrating. In practice, we'd reach for the free version first when we need a clean vocal track or dialogue without uploading files.