Prodverse vs LALAL.AI
LALAL.AI is a dedicated stem splitter with more stem types, video uploads, a desktop app and plugins. Prodverse splits into six stems and lets you edit them in an online DAW and make new parts with AI, all in the browser.
Split a song freeChecked against LALAL.AI’s own pages on 21 October 2026.
Where each one is stronger
LALAL.AI
- More stem types, including acoustic and electric guitar, synthesizer, strings, wind, and voice and noise.
- Takes video files as well as audio, and larger files on paid plans.
- A desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux, plugins for your DAW, and an API.
- Extra voice tools, such as echo and reverb removal and a voice changer.
Prodverse
- An online DAW for the stems: mute, cut, rearrange, add effects and mix without leaving the browser.
- AI music generation in the same place, so you can replace a part you split out with a new one.
- A lower entry price: Lite is $4.99 a month.
Features side by side
| Feature | Prodverse | LALAL.AI |
|---|---|---|
| Stems | Six: vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, other | Vocals and instrumental, drums, bass, electric and acoustic guitar, piano, synthesizer, strings, wind, voice and noise |
| Uploads | MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG, up to 200 MB | MP3, OGG, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, AAC, M4A and video (MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, M4V); 200 MB free, 2 GB paid |
| Song length | Free 2 minutes, Lite 4 minutes, Creator 5 minutes, Studio 10 minutes | Counted in minutes of audio per plan |
| Edit the stems | Yes, in the online DAW | No editor; download and use your own software |
| Make new music with AI | Yes: songs, instrumentals and single parts | No |
| Desktop app, plugins, API | No: everything runs in the browser | Yes |
LALAL.AI facts from their own pages on 21 October 2026: LALAL.AI home page, LALAL.AI pricing. Prices and features change, so check their site before you buy.
Pricing
| Plan | Prodverse | LALAL.AI |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes: 4 credits a day, enough for one split. Listening is free; downloads are not | Starter: 10 minutes of audio, 200 MB per file |
| Paid plans | Lite $4.99, Creator $12, Studio $24 | Lite $90 a year, Pro $180 a year (shown as $7.50 and $15 a month) |
| Extra minutes | $2.99 for its audio, stems and MIDI | One-time packs from $50 for 750 minutes |
Which should you pick?
Pick LALAL.AI if
You only need stems, want guitar, synth, strings or wind on their own, work from video files, or want a desktop app or a plugin inside your DAW.
Pick Prodverse if
You want to split a song and then work on it straight away: mix the stems, swap a part for a new AI one, and export, all in one browser tab.
Frequently asked questions
Which splits more stem types, Prodverse or LALAL.AI?
LALAL.AI. It lists about ten stem types, including separate acoustic and electric guitar, synthesizer, strings and wind. Prodverse splits into six: vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano and other.
Can I try both for free?
Yes. LALAL.AI's Starter plan includes 10 minutes of audio. Prodverse gives 4 credits a day, enough for one 3-credit split of a song up to 2 minutes. Downloading Prodverse stems needs a plan or $2.99 for the track.
Can I edit stems in LALAL.AI?
Not in an editor: you download the stems and open them in your own software. Prodverse opens them in an online DAW in the browser.
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Stems, editing and comparisons
Split and edit
- AI stem splitterSix stems from any song: vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, other.
- Vocal removerTake the vocals out of a song, or keep only the vocals.
- Online DAWArrange and mix stems, synths and drums in your browser, no install.
- AI music generatorType an idea or hum a tune and get a track, then edit each part.
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