Neural Analog

Overview

The service combines restoration, noise cleaning, stem extraction and mastering, with audio accepted through uploads or supported public links. Imports include services such as Suno, YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, TikTok and Reddit. That range suits workflows where source audio is already online, while the API supports automated jobs such as restoration, stem splitting and audio-to-MIDI conversion.

Users retain ownership of uploads and generated outputs, subject to applicable law and third-party rights. Neural Analog says it does not train generative models on users' music; anonymized technical data may be used to improve utility models. It describes encryption in transit, access controls and logging for personal-data protection. Deleting a track or account flags source audio for immediate removal from active storage, though some logs and metadata may remain.

Key features

• Restoration and upscaling: Compressed MP3 audio can be restored to WAV and cleaned of noise. This is useful for improving source material, though it does not remove the input-duration and processing-minute constraints of each plan.
• Descriptive stem separation: SAM Audio separation accepts descriptions of sounds to isolate, including instruments, vocals or sound effects. That gives users a way to target specific elements rather than only request a general split.
• Mastering and Match EQ: Browser mastering targets -14 LUFS automatically, while the plugin includes Match EQ and mastering. The fixed browser target makes the workflow straightforward, but is less suited to projects that need a different loudness target.
• Plugin and API: The downloadable plugin comes in VST3, AU and AAX formats for Windows, macOS and Linux. The API adds link downloads, uploads, restoration, mastering, stem splitting, audio-to-MIDI conversion and signed downloads, making the service relevant to both DAW users and developers.
• Processing charges: Minutes depend on input duration and model, and each job has a 15-second minimum charge. Short clips can therefore use more of an allowance than their duration alone suggests.

Pricing

The Free plan is free. It allows 2 online or AI-platform imports a month, playlists of up to 5 items, uploads up to 50 MB, 6 processing minutes a month and inputs up to 30 seconds. It has no batch processing or downloads, and tracks are deleted after one week. This is a cautious way to try the workflow, but the 30-second cap and low monthly allowance rule it out for longer or regular jobs.

The free trial requires no credit card and includes every model on audio up to 30 seconds. It is useful for comparing models on short clips, not for evaluating longer projects.

Hobby costs 8.25 EUR per month, billed €99 billed yearly. It raises the allowance to 300 imports a month, 100 playlist items per import, 256 MB per file, 5-minute inputs and 30 processing minutes a month, and adds batch processing and downloads. It suits occasional short-form work; the annual billing and limited minutes are drawbacks for sporadic users or heavier processing.

Pro costs 29.00 EUR per month with no commitment and cancellation anytime. It includes 30,000 imports a month, 100 playlist items per import, 512 MB files, 30-minute inputs, 2,000 processing minutes a month, batch processing and downloads, plus long-term storage. It is the more practical fit for sustained work that needs longer inputs and storage without an annual commitment.

Max costs 49.00 EUR per month, also with no commitment and cancellation anytime. It adds unlimited imports and playlist items, 1,024 MB files, 120-minute inputs and 6,000 processing minutes a month, alongside batch work and long-term storage. That capacity is aimed at high-volume users; it is excessive for occasional short edits.

One-time extra-minute packs are available for users who need more processing without a subscription: 1,000 mn for 20.00 EUR, 3,000 mn for 50.00 EUR, 7,000 mn for 100.00 EUR, and 40,000 mn for 500.00 EUR. Each includes all restoration, mastering, stem-splitting and transcription models, batch processing and downloads, 30-minute inputs and 256 MB uploads. Tracks are deleted after one week, so these packs do not include the long-term storage on Pro and Max.

Platforms

The browser workflow is available on the web, with the plugin supported on Windows, macOS and Linux in VST3, AU and AAX formats. API access is also offered. This mix accommodates direct editing, DAW-based work and integration into other software.

Who it's for

Neural Analog is best suited to audio creators who want restoration, descriptive stem separation and mastering in one service, especially those who value a plugin or API alongside browser processing. Developers can use the API for link-based and uploaded audio workflows. It is less compelling for users who routinely need long inputs on a small budget, or who require extended track retention on one-time purchases.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Restoration, noise cleaning, separation, mastering and Match EQ span several common audio jobs.
• Pro: VST3, AU and AAX plugin formats plus API access support both DAW and automated workflows.
• Pro: No-card trial access to every model provides a low-friction way to assess short clips.
• Con: Free and trial inputs stop at 30 seconds, making them a limited test for longer material.
• Con: Processing-minute charges vary by model and have a 15-second minimum, which can make small jobs consume allowance quickly.
• Con: Free and one-time-pack tracks are deleted after one week; longer retention requires Pro or Max.

Alternatives

For a broader shortlist, see AI Audio Restoration Software.

Choose Selekt Audio Restoration if you prefer a web-only tool with a 7-day free trial, but note that it requires a payment method and renews at $5/month or $50/year unless canceled; its trial includes 3 tool credits and 3 total catalog or quote downloads.

MusiCraft AI Audio Enhancer is another web-based freemium option, with a free tier of 50 credits per month and 2 editing runs per month.

Consider Decrackle Audio AI if self-hosting or API access matters: its free plan includes 10 MB storage, 30 minutes of processing a month, basic denoising, EnhanceNet v2 and MP3 output only.

Denoise is a mobile alternative for Android and iOS; its free tier allows importing, denoising and hearing the full before-and-after, while saving or exporting requires Pro.

For a paid desktop suite, Wave Arts Master Restoration Suite 6 costs 99.00 USD per once and provides five restoration plugins for a compatible host.

LANDR ReHance may suit users already considering LANDR Studio: ReHance is included in the annual plan at $11.99 a month, and requires that subscription.

SpectraLayers Pro is another paid option for spectral audio editing, repair, restoration and AI-assisted processing.

CEDAR Cambridge is a paid modular hardware and software system whose options and configuration vary.

Verdict

Neural Analog is a strong fit for creators who want restoration, descriptive separation and mastering across browser, plugin and API workflows. Its broad toolset and flexible monthly Pro and Max plans are the main reasons to choose it; short free inputs, variable minute charges and one-week retention on lower-cost options are reasons to look elsewhere if your work needs longer tests or dependable long-term storage.