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Meta's audio separation tool for extracting target sounds by text, visual clicks, or time ranges

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SAM Audio is an AI audio separation tool from Meta for extracting specified sound sources from mixed recordings or video audio. Users can enter a natural-language description of the target sound, click the relevant object in a video, or mark the time range to process, then obtain the corresponding separated result. It is suited to video creators, music producers, podcasters and other audio-content creators, as well as researchers working on audio understanding, for extracting vocals, instruments, ambient sounds, and other specific sounds. The product is currently listed as free and operational. Actual results are affected by the recording environment, the degree of overlap between sound sources, and the accuracy of the prompt description. Complex material still requires manual review and post-processing.

SAM Audio feature demonstration extracting target sounds from mixed audio
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2025-12-18
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2026-07-06

01Product Positioning

SAM Audio is designed for creators and researchers who need to extract specific sounds from a mixed soundscape. It uses text, video visuals, and time ranges as separation inputs, reducing reliance on waveform-based source localization.

The tool can process audio and video materials, targeting vocals, instruments, ambient sounds, or other describable sounds. It is better suited as a separation step in post-production and audio-analysis workflows than as a complete editing or mixing workstation.

02Key Features

Text-prompt separation: Enter natural-language descriptions such as "dog barking," "guitar solo," or "applause" to specify the sound to extract.

Visual click guidance: When processing video, click people, vehicles, or other objects in the frame to help locate their associated sounds.

Time-range selection: Mark specific start and end times to limit the material to be processed.

The target-source range is broad. In addition to vocals and instruments, the tool can extract sounds such as ambient noise and mechanical sounds.

03Use Cases

In video post-production, extract dialogue, specific sound effects, or object-related sounds from complex environmental audio to support editing and re-arrangement.

In music production and mixing, try separating vocals or instruments from finished tracks to provide material for sampling, derivative work, and remixing.

For podcasts, audiobooks, and audio research, use it to extract target sound sources, analyze mixed recordings, or prepare input material for applications such as speech enhancement.

04Usage Considerations

Before processing, use descriptions that are as clear and specific as possible, and accurately select the video object or time range. When the target source heavily overlaps with other sounds, the separation may contain background residue, lose parts of the target sound, or introduce bleed.

Outputs should therefore be reviewed by ear and checked against the waveform. When necessary, apply additional post-processing such as noise reduction, equalization, and editing. For finished content intended for publication or formal music projects, retain the original material and perform a manual quality check.

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