AI Stem Splitter
Split a song into vocals, drums, bass, piano, guitar and other instruments.
Click or drag an audio file here
Supported formats: MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG
Supports MP3/WAV/FLAC/M4A/OGG, up to 50MB
How to Choose a Stem Splitter
Six-stem separation produces vocals, drums, bass, piano, guitar and other instruments. Choose it for remixing or learning an instrument; a two-track vocal split cannot give you isolated drums or guitar.
Six-stem separation produces vocals, drums, bass, piano, guitar and other instruments. Choose it for remixing or learning an instrument; a two-track vocal split cannot give you isolated drums or guitar.
Limits and result quality
Upload MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A or OGG within the displayed limits (currently 50 MB). Separation may leave bleed or artifacts. Keep a local copy of your results: server storage is temporary. Available download formats are shown for each task.
New accounts currently receive 10 trial credits. Processing consumes credits; additional credits are sold as one-time packs. Check the pricing page and task cost before submitting; the service is not unlimited free processing.
Explore Your Song as Individual Stems
Split a song into vocals, drums, bass, piano, guitar and other instruments.
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Illustrative waveforms. Upload your song to listen to actual separation results.
Start with your musicHow to Split a Song into Stems
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Select audioWhat Is Music Stem Separation?
Stem separation turns a mixed song into estimated source tracks. The six-part model provides vocals, drums, bass, piano, guitar and other instruments so you can study or edit their contributions individually.
Tools for Multi-Track Music Editing
Separate six music layers
Create independent vocals, drums, bass, piano, guitar and other-instrument files.
Choose the part you need
Use the instrument shortcuts to focus on a specific part of the arrangement.
AI separation for mixed recordings
The six-stem model analyzes a mixed song. Dense arrangements may leave some overlap between parts.
Common audio formats
Upload MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A or OGG within the current 50MB and 10-minute limits.
Preview individual stems
Listen to the resulting files before selecting MP3 or WAV for download.
Work in your browser
Upload and review the results on desktop or mobile without installing a separate editor.
Who Can Use Music Stem Separation?
Music producers
Bring separated parts into a new arrangement and adjust their balance in your editor.
DJs and remix creators
Build a transition around a vocal, rhythm or melodic part from a music mix.
Video and audio creators
Pick the layers that fit a video edit or sound design project.
Music learners and teachers
Hear how the separate parts fit together before practicing your own performance.
More Ways to Work with Your Stems
Independent files for editing
Keep the six layers separate for arranging and mixing.
Desktop and mobile access
Use a browser to upload, review and download the results.
Actual processing status
Follow upload and separation progress before opening the output files.
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1. What does music stem separation do?
It estimates the individual sources inside a mixed recording and exports separate audio files.
2. How are trial credits and payment handled?
Browse the tool without an account. Submitting a separation task requires signing in and uses the credits shown by your account.
3. Which files can I upload and export?
Upload MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A or OGG. The current limit is 50MB and 10 minutes; export options are MP3 and WAV.
4. Can separation remove every trace of an instrument?
Not always. Reverb, effects and overlapping instruments can cause residual sound or artifacts. Preview both outputs before using them.
5. Can I use the files in a DAW?
Import the downloaded audio files into your editor. Each result is an independent track.
6. Do I need to install an application?
The upload and result preview work in a supported browser. No desktop editor is required to start a task.
7. Can I separate other instruments too?
Use the instrument shortcuts for drums, bass, piano or guitar; choose All Stems for the full six-part result.
8. Can I make an accompaniment track?
Use the result without the selected instrument for practice; the isolated instrument remains available for reference.
9. Does the model work equally well on every song?
Results vary with the mix, encoding and instrumentation. Try a clear source recording and review the exported parts.