Split StemsAI source separation

AI stem splitter for every part.

Upload a song and get vocals, drums, bass, piano, and the rest on separate tracks, ready to remix or load into your DAW.

How it works

01
Add a song
Upload an audio file or pick a track from My Music.
02
Choose the split
Pull out just the vocals, or break the song into every instrument.
03
Play and download
Each part lands in your workspace as its own track, ready to play or download.

Stem splitting samples

One song, every part

Before
Ribbon Letters
Pop ballad · female vocals
1:59
After
- Vocals1:59
- Drums1:59
- Bass1:59
- Piano1:59
- Other1:59
Before
Midnight Transit
Synthwave · instrumental
3:19
After
- Drums3:19
- Bass3:19
- Piano3:19
- Other3:19
Before
Willow Creek Lullaby
Acoustic folk · male vocals
1:59
After
- Vocals1:59
- Drums1:59
- Bass1:59
- Piano1:59
- Other1:59

Before you upload

For cleaner stems

Start from the best file
A WAV or high-bitrate MP3 separates cleaner. Compression artifacts bleed between stems.
Use the full mix
Upload the finished stereo song. Live recordings and heavy reverb leave more bleed.
Pick only what you need
Karaoke or an a cappella only needs two tracks. Full stems take longer and cost more credits.

Hear the AI stem splitter before you try it

One song in, every part on its own track

Play the full song, then solo the vocals, drums, bass and piano it was split into. Midnight Transit is an instrumental, so it comes back without a vocals track.

Ribbon Letters
Pop ballad · female vocals
Midnight Transit
Synthwave · instrumental
Willow Creek Lullaby
Acoustic folk · male vocals

When you need one part of the song, not all of it

Want to split a song into stems for a mashup, a beat or a rehearsal? Find the situation closest to yours and see which stems to take.

DJs and mashup makers
Two songs you love sit in the same key, but the vocal of one fights the chorus of the other. You want to blend them cleanly.
Take the Vocals from one song and the Drums, Bass and Other from the second
A mashup with one voice and one groove, not two competing mixes
Beatmakers and remixers
A break, a bass line or a piano figure in an old track is exactly what your beat needs, but it is buried under everything else.
Take the Drums for a break, the Bass for a groove or the Piano for a hook
Loose parts you can chop, pitch and layer in your DAW
Bands and practising musicians
Your drummer is away, or you are learning the bass line. You want the rest of the song to play while one part stays quiet.
Mute the part you play, keep the other stems running behind you
A play-along track that matches the real arrangement
Students and mix engineers
You want to know why a song feels so full. Hearing the bass alone, then the drums alone, shows how each part sits in the mix.
Solo one stem at a time, then bring them back together
A clearer ear for arrangement, with notes on what each part does

Better stem separation

Pick the stems for the job, then check them like a pro

Choose the stems by what you are making, pick the split mode that returns them, and use these habits to get cleaner tracks.

What you are making, which stems to take, and a tip for each
I want to	Take	Good to know
Build a mashup or DJ edit	Vocals + the rest	Match tempo and key first, then lay one song’s vocals over another’s drums and bass.
Sample a break or a hook	Drums, Bass or Piano	Loop two or four bars and chop on the transients in your DAW.
Practise your own part	Everything except your part	Play the other stems together and leave yours out. Use the original to check your timing.
Study how a song is built	One stem at a time	Hear the bass alone, then add the drums, then the piano, and notice what each one adds.

Four habits for cleaner stems

Start from the best file you have. A WAV, FLAC or high-bitrate MP3 gives the split more detail than a low-bitrate rip.
Compare each stem with the full song. Loop a few bars of a busy section and switch between the two.
Expect a little of one part inside another, such as a hint of the kick in the bass. Stems are rebuilt from the mix, not taken from the original sessions.
Use each stem for the job it does cleanly. If a stem has leakage, keep the original for that part of the song.

Vocals + Instrumental, Full Stems and Advanced Stems compared
Split mode	What you get	Good for	Keep in mind
Vocals + Instrumental	The voice on one track and everything else on another.	Karaoke tracks, a cappellas and quick vocal edits.	Drums, bass and piano stay together on one track.
Full Stems	Vocals, drums, bass, piano and other, each as its own track.	Mashups, remixes and play-along tracks from one upload.	Guitar and any other instrument land in Other.
Advanced Stems	You choose the exact parts, such as lead and backing vocals, guitars, kick, snare or strings.	Isolating a guitar, a single drum or a backing vocal.	Songs up to 8 minutes, and the price grows with each stem you pick.

Split a song into stems in three steps

01
Bring a song
Upload the track you want to split, or pick one you already made in My Music.
02
Choose the split
Keep Full Stems for vocals, drums, bass and piano, or switch to Advanced Stems and tick exactly the parts you need.
03
Play, then keep what you need
Listen to each stem in your workspace. Every track is saved on its own, ready to download or use again.

What the AI stem splitter needs, and what you get back

One song is all you need to split into stems. Pick the split that fits and the rest is automatic.

Stem splitter inputs, outputs and credits
Item	What it does	Range
Source track	The song to split into stems. Upload a file, or pick one from My Music.	Up to 10 minutes and 50 MB
File types	Common audio files from your phone, DAW or downloads.	MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, WEBM, M4A
Vocals + Instrumental	The voice on one track and everything else on another.	10 credits
Full Stems	Vocals, drums, bass, piano and other, each as its own track.	20 credits
Advanced Stems	Pick any of 23 parts, from lead vocals to kick drum. Songs up to 8 minutes.	20 credits + 10 per stem
What you get back	Every separated part is saved as a track in your workspace.	Two tracks, five with Full Stems, or the ones you pick

If a split fails, the credits come back to you.

What it can do, and what it can't

Know the edges before you start, so every credit goes toward a song you can use.

What it can do

Split a song into stems: vocals and instrumental, or vocals, drums, bass, piano and other.
Pick only the parts you need with Advanced Stems, from lead vocals to kick drum.
Take a song up to 10 minutes, or 8 minutes for Advanced Stems.
Save every separated part as a track in your workspace.
Give your credits back if a split fails.

What it can't do

Only remove the vocals for a karaoke track. The vocal remover is the quick route.Remove Vocals
Promise studio-clean parts. Stems come from a finished mix, so faint bleed between parts can remain.
Play, edit or rebuild the stems for you. Use them in your DAW, or give them a new sound.AI Remix AI Mastering
Decide your commercial rights. Those depend on your plan, so check pricing before you publish.View pricing

Frequently asked questions

An AI stem splitter separates a finished song into its parts, such as vocals, drums, bass and piano. Each part becomes its own track, so you can remix, sample, mute or practise with it.

Upload a song or pick one from My Music, choose Full Stems, and press the button. When it finishes, every stem is saved to your workspace as its own track.

Full Stems returns vocals, drums, bass, piano and other. Guitar and any other instrument sit in Other. Choose Advanced Stems if you need a guitar, strings or a single drum on its own.

Advanced Stems lets you pick the exact parts you want, such as lead or backing vocals, acoustic or electric guitar, kick, snare or strings. You only get, and pay for, the stems you choose.

Often very clean, but not always. Stems are rebuilt from the mix, so a trace of one part can remain in another. Compare each stem with the full song before you use it.

Yes. Choose Vocals + Instrumental for a karaoke track and an a cappella. It costs fewer credits than Full Stems.

Up to 10 minutes and 50 MB, or 8 minutes for Advanced Stems. MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, WEBM and M4A files work. Higher-quality files usually give cleaner stems.

Stems carry the rights of the song you started with, so you need permission for it. For plan terms on usage, check the pricing page before you publish.

The credits for that split are returned to you. Try again, or try another version of the song.

Split a song into stems, every part on its own track

Upload a song and let the AI stem splitter give you vocals, drums, bass and piano in one pass.

Source Track

Separation

How it works

Add a song

Choose the split

Play and download

Stem splitting samples

Ribbon Letters

Midnight Transit

Willow Creek Lullaby

Before you upload

Start from the best file

Use the full mix

Pick only what you need

One song in, every part on its own track

Ribbon Letters

Midnight Transit

Willow Creek Lullaby

When you need one part of the song, not all of it

DJs and mashup makers

Beatmakers and remixers

Bands and practising musicians

Students and mix engineers

Pick the stems for the job, then check them like a pro

Four habits for cleaner stems

Split a song into stems in three steps

Bring a song

Choose the split

Play, then keep what you need

What the AI stem splitter needs, and what you get back

What it can do, and what it can't

What it can do

What it can't do

Frequently asked questions

What does an AI stem splitter do?

How do I split a song into stems?

Which stems do I get?

What are Advanced Stems?

Will every stem sound perfectly clean?

Can I just remove the vocals instead?

How long can my song be, and which files work?

Can I use the stems commercially?

What happens if a split fails?

Split a song into stems, every part on its own track