For deeper music workflows
A better fit when users need several stems instead of just one vocal extract.
Browser Stem Separation
Break audio into multiple stems online from one browser-based workstation
Use the stem splitter when you need more than vocals and instrumental. It can separate vocals, drums, bass, and other parts for remix ideas, editing, practice, or quick music references.
Multi-stem workflowVocals, drums, bass, otherUseful for remix and edit prep
Desktop-friendly split options
Choose a faster split for quick checks, or use a fuller split when you need more detailed stems.
Preview before downloading
Listen to each stem first, then download only the parts you actually need.
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Supports wav/mp3/m4a/flac, max 100MB
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What makes this page different from simple vocal removal
A stem splitter visitor usually wants more than a quick karaoke instrumental. They may want separate drums, bass, and other music elements for editing, remix references, or rough production prep.
If you only need vocals and accompaniment, the vocal remover is simpler. If you want to hear or export several parts separately, the stem splitter is the better fit.
How to approach multi-stem splitting in the browser
Upload a track, keep the split tool selected, then decide whether the faster split is enough or whether you need the fuller breakdown for a more detailed workflow. Once the split finishes, preview the stems individually before exporting the ones you actually need.
For a quick edit, the faster option is often enough. For remix sketches or closer listening, use the fuller split and compare each stem before downloading.
What to listen for in the result
Stem separation is not magic. You may still hear a little vocal in the instrumental, or a little drum sound in another track. That is normal with mixed music.
The best test is practical: if the stem is clean enough for your edit, practice session, or reference, it is ready to export.