Stem Splitter
Separate your track into vocals, drums, bass and other instruments, or choose a two-part split. Then confirm you have the rights to process the file, and listen to a free 30-second preview of every stem before paying for the full-resolution download.
DROP YOUR TRACK
or click to choose a file
WAV, AIFF, FLAC, or MP3 · Limits are checked before processing. Stored privately under a random ID, never used for model training, and deleted automatically on a schedule — see our privacy notice. You can also delete your upload and stems yourself at any time, right from this page.
Choose your split
- Uploading
- Separating preview
- Preview ready
Free preview
The first 30 seconds of each stem, separated from your actual upload — not a canned demo. Play them together, solo one at a time, and judge the real quality before paying for the full-resolution download.
Get the full-resolution stems
€7.99 for the complete, full-length, full-resolution separation of every stem above — payment is handled by Mollie, and separation runs right after.
For your receipt and stem-download links.
A note on quality: machine-learning source separation is genuinely good, but it isn't perfect. Dense mixes, heavily processed or doubled vocals, and busy arrangements are harder to cleanly split than a simple vocal-over-band recording — the free preview above is exactly what you'll get, just longer.
Separating your track
- Preparing
- Separating stems
- Finalizing
- Ready
Got your vocal stem? Slice it in Vocal Studio: free, and the file stays in your browser.
Want to chop the vocal into something new?
Download the vocal stem, then slice, rearrange and export it in Vocal Studio. It is free and runs in your browser.
Open Vocal StudioJust want an instrumental or an acapella?
Pick the Vocals + Instrumental split above — that's exactly it, no separate "Vocal Remover" needed.
See all free toolsWorking with separated stems
Source separation estimates parts from a mixed recording. Reverb, distortion and overlapping instruments can leave bleed or artifacts. Audition each result in context and use only recordings you have permission to process and reuse.