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.
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.
Choosing an input file
Use a source file you are allowed to process. Prefer a clean recording or lossless source; changing a compressed MP3 into WAV does not restore lost detail. Avoid clipping, and compare loud and quiet passages.
Upload, preview and download
Choose the tool for the output you need, upload the file, and sign in to submit. Check the displayed credit cost, wait for processing, then preview and download the results from your task page.
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.