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Stem SplitterSplit a song into 4 stems with AI

Split any song into vocals, drums, bass and other instruments, and download each track separately.

Drop your song here

MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A · up to 100 MB and 10 minutes

Free · local processing · no account

Produces four separate files. Requires substantial memory; start with a short clip.

First model download: Demucs · ~180 MB. Processing downloads public model files; your audio is never sent. The first run needs a connection and device storage.

Engines and licenses

How long does it take?

It depends on your device: with a WebGPU-compatible graphics chip it's much faster. Approximate times for a 3-minute song:

Computer with a compatible graphics chip (WebGPU: Chrome, Edge)
about 3 min with integrated graphics; less with a dedicated GPU
Computer without WebGPU (Firefox or unsupported graphics)
about 9 min
Safari or another browser using a single core
about 20–25 min
Phone or tablet
may not work: the model needs more memory than many phones, especially iPhone and iPad, allow a tab
  • The first time, the model downloads (about 180 MB); after that it stays saved in your browser.
  • Everything runs on your device: if you switch tabs or your device goes to sleep, the browser may pause or close the tab and you would have to start over.

About Stem Splitter

Stem Splitter separates a finished mix into its four main building blocks, known in production as stems: vocals, drums, bass and other instruments. It runs Demucs, Meta's separation model, inside your browser. When it's done you get a mixer to hear any combination, with solo, mute and volume per track, and you can download each stem, your own mix or all four tracks in a ZIP.

What you can do with it

  • 01

    Production and remixes

    Take the drum groove, bassline or vocal from a track and use it as a starting point in your DAW.

  • 02

    Learn a part by ear

    Isolate the bass or drums to work out the exact notes or pattern without the rest of the mix getting in the way.

  • 03

    Backing tracks to practice

    Mute your instrument and play along with the rest of the band: no bass if you're the bassist, no drums if you're the drummer.

  • 04

    Samples and DJ sets

    Pull a clean snare hit, a vocal phrase or a drum loop for your productions or sets.

How it works, in 3 steps

  1. Upload the song

    Drop the file in or select it from your device. MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A, AAC and other common formats work.

  2. Split it into stems

    Click «Split into 4 tracks» and follow the progress segment by segment until the four tracks appear.

  3. Mix and download

    Play them in sync, try combinations with solo, mute and volume, and download each track, your mix or the ZIP with all four.

The 4 stems

  • Vocals

    Lead and backing vocals with no instruments: the acapella for remixes and samples.

  • Drums

    Kick, snare, cymbals and the rest of the percussion. Usually the track that separates most cleanly.

  • Bass

    Electric bass, bass synths and sub-bass: everything holding up the low end of the song.

  • Other

    Guitars, keys, strings and everything else. Since it groups so much, how clean it is depends more on the mix.

Tips for better results

  • Produces four separate files. Requires substantial memory; start with a short clip.
  • The better the source file, the cleaner the stems: WAV, FLAC or a high-quality MP3.
  • Pop, rock and hip-hop separate very well; live recordings or jazz with piano and guitar in the same range, less so.
  • Download WAV if you'll work on the stems in a DAW and MP3 if you just want to listen.
  • If you only need part of the song, trim it first with Audio Trimmer: it'll be much faster.
  • Only want karaoke or an acapella? Vocal Remover gives you exactly that, in two tracks.

Frequently asked questions

What is a stem?

Each of the tracks, grouped by instrument type, that make up a mix. Here you get four: vocals, drums, bass and other instruments.

How is it different from Vocal Remover?

Vocal Remover only separates the voice from the rest. Stem Splitter also splits the backing into drums, bass and other instruments, giving you four independent tracks.

How long does it take?

A 3-minute song takes about 3 minutes on a computer with WebGPU-compatible graphics and about 9 without. Below the panel you'll see the estimate for your device.

Can I download all four stems at once?

Yes. Choose WAV, MP3, FLAC or OGG and download the ZIP: you'll get all four tracks in a single file.

Does it separate guitar and piano too?

Not individually: they go together in «Other», with keys, strings and the rest of the melodic instruments.

Can I use the stems in my own songs?

For practice, study or personal use, yes. To release them or use them commercially you need a license from the rights holders of the original song.