Vocals & instrumental
Keep the singing or the music behind it.
AI Stem Splitter Online
Split songs into vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano and more with AI. Choose the part you want to separate, then get both the isolated stem and a version of the song without it.
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Split Any Song into the Stems You Need
Use the AudioMuse AI stem splitter to separate vocals or individual instruments from a finished song. Instead of receiving a fixed package of tracks, choose the stems you actually need.
Drums
Focus on the groove or play over a drumless track.
Bass
Follow the bass line or make room for your own.
Acoustic guitar
Hear the strumming and picked patterns more clearly.
Electric guitar
Study riffs and phrases outside the full mix.
Piano
Bring the piano part forward for closer listening.
Synthesizer
Separate electronic textures and melodic layers.
Strings
Follow the string arrangement and its entrances.
Wind
Listen more closely to the wind-instrument parts.
Choose one or more types after uploading. Each returns the isolated part and a version without it. Credits depend on your selected types; review the total in the app before processing.
Get the Stem—and the Song Without It
Every selection gives you two useful results. AudioMuse separates the part you choose and creates a complementary version with that part removed.
Learn the groove. Then take the drummer’s place.
The same selection gives you two ways to practice: hear the drum performance on its own, or play along with the rest of the song.
Your song · Drums selected
Drums
Listen for kick patterns, fills and the way the drummer shapes each section.
Without Drums
Keep the remaining arrangement as a backing track for your own playing.
Follow the bass line. Then play it with the band.
A bass part can disappear under loud guitars and drums. Separate it to study the line, then use the complementary track to rehearse.
Your song · Bass selected
Bass
Follow note changes, rhythmic placement and the movement between phrases.
Without Bass
Practice the bass part against the other instruments without doubling the original.
Hear the piano part. Make room for your own take.
Bring the piano forward for a closer listen, then switch to the version without it when you are ready to play the part yourself.
Your song · Piano selected
Piano
Listen to the piano’s rhythm, chord changes and melodic phrases.
Without Piano
Rehearse with the rest of the arrangement supporting your performance.
What Can You Do with Split Stems?
One song can become a set of more useful parts. Separate the sounds you need for practice, production, performance or closer listening.
Take one part out. Step into the song yourself.
Choose the part you want to perform
Remove the part you plan to play or sing yourself. Choose drums, bass, piano, guitar, vocals or another supported stem.
Keep the rest as your backing track
Use the corresponding Without track to keep the rest of the arrangement together. For example, choose Drums to get a Without Drums version, or Bass to create a track without the original bass line.
Rehearse or perform with the arrangement
Play or sing your own part over the remaining music. Use the backing track for rehearsals, covers, lessons or live performance without rebuilding the song from scratch.
Stop guessing at the part buried in the mix.
Find the part you want to learn
A busy chorus can hide bass notes, guitar details or a drum fill. Start with the instrument that is difficult to follow.
Hear it on its own
Choose that separation type and listen to the isolated stem. Download it and repeat short passages in Audio Looper when you need more time.
Play with the remaining arrangement
Use the corresponding Without track as your practice backing. Compare with the original to check timing and entrances.
Start with the musical elements your idea actually needs.
Choose a useful starting point
A drum groove, bass phrase or piano passage may fit your new idea, while the rest of the original arrangement does not.
Separate the parts you need
Select one or more types and start separation. Listen for bleed around the sections you want to reuse.
Build the next version
Download your stems and import them into Audio Editor to cut, arrange and balance clips. Use recordings you own or have permission to adapt.
Hear how individual parts make the song work.
Ask a specific musical question
How does the bass lock with the drums? When do the strings enter? The full mix can make those relationships hard to follow.
Compare the relevant stems
Separate the parts you are studying and listen to them individually. Keep the original nearby to hear each sound in context.
Take the detail back to your own music
Use what you hear as a reference for rhythm, phrasing and arrangement. Separated audio is a listening aid, not an automatic score or transcription.
What Sets AudioMuse AI Stem Splitter Apart?
Use our online AI stem splitter to separate vocals and instruments from a finished song with clear, usable results. Choose the stems you need, preview the separation and download the parts that fit your next project.
Split Stems Online with AI
Separate songs into stems online without installing audio software. Upload your track, choose the parts you need and let AI handle the stem separation.
Clear, High-Quality Stem Separation
AI analyzes the full mix to separate selected vocals and instruments while preserving as much of the original sound as possible. Get cleaner stems with less unwanted overlap for practice, remixing and editing.
Choose the Stems You Need
Split a song into vocals, drums, bass, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, synthesizers, strings or wind instruments.
Get the Stem and the Track Without It
Each AI stem separation gives you two useful results: the isolated stem and a complementary version of the song with that part removed.
AI Separation for Vocals and Instruments
Go beyond basic vocal removal with AI instrument separation for drums, bass, guitars, piano and other supported parts in a finished mix, including background music removal when you want to keep the voice.
Split Multiple Stems from One Song
Choose several separation types from the same upload when you need multiple stems for remixing, practice, backing tracks or arrangement study.
Work Without Original Multitracks
Use the AI stem splitter on a finished song even when you do not have the original DAW project or recording-session tracks.
Split Audio and Video Files
Upload supported audio or video files for AI stem separation and receive separated audio stems ready for listening, practice or editing.
How to Split a Song into Stems
Upload once, choose the separations you need, then keep the results that fit your next step.
Upload audio or video
Choose a supported recording from your device. Review the file in the app before starting a separation.
Choose your separation types
Select one or more vocal or instrument types, then start cloud processing.
Listen and download
Preview each isolated stem and its corresponding backing track. Download the versions you want to practice with or edit.
Only Need the Vocal Side of the Song?
AudioMuse Stem Splitter can handle several vocal separation tasks. If you already know the result you want, start with the matching workflow below.
Take Your Stems Further with AudioMuse
Keep working with your separated stems for practice, remixing, editing and music analysis.
Stem Splitter FAQs
Answers about AI stem separation, supported instruments, multiple stems, backing tracks, credits and file processing.
What is an AI stem splitter?
An AI stem splitter, also called a stem separator, uses AI stem separation to estimate vocals and individual instruments inside a finished mix. It lets you isolate or remove selected parts such as vocals, drums, bass, guitar or piano without the original multitrack session. AI-separated stems are reconstructed from the mixed recording, not recovered studio tracks.
How do I split a song into stems?
Upload an audio or video file, choose the vocals or instruments you want to separate, then start AI processing. For each selected part, AudioMuse creates the isolated stem and a corresponding version of the song without it.
How is Stem Splitter different from Vocal Remover?
Vocal Remover focuses on singing versus instrumental music. Stem Splitter also lets you select drums, bass, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, synthesizer, strings and wind instruments.
Can I choose more than one instrument?
Yes. Select one or more separation types after uploading. Each selected type creates its own isolated part and a version without that part. This is not a fixed four-track or six-track package.
What files do I get for each selection?
For Drums, for example, you get Drums and Without Drums. Selecting Bass additionally returns Bass and Without Bass. The complementary tracks overlap: do not stack all the Without tracks as if they were independent stems. Selecting several types does not automatically create one backing track with all of them removed.
Can I make a drumless or bassless backing track?
Yes. Choose Drums or Bass and use its corresponding Without Drums or Without Bass result. Preview the sections you plan to practice; some residual sound may remain after separation.
Why can I still hear other instruments?
Dense arrangements, similar sounds, distortion and heavy reverb can cause bleed or artifacts. Use the clearest source you have and compare busy and quiet sections. A source without an audible selected instrument may produce a very quiet or unhelpful stem.
How are credits calculated when I select multiple types?
New-plan rate: 20 credits per started minute for each billable separation type to process the full recording. Sufficient eligible credits are required before processing. For example, a 4-minute song with two separation types uses 160 credits. An isolated stem and its complementary track do not count as two types. Downloads and repeat downloads of the completed result do not use more credits. Existing subscriptions and previously purchased credits keep their original purchasing power, renewal price and expiry.
How long are my processed files stored?
Processed files are stored for 30 days for paying users. Download the results you want to keep before they expire.
Can reward credits cover stem separation?
Eligible new accounts receive 30 welcome credits. Complete the one-time seven-check-in campaign within 14 days to earn 100 credits in total, including the welcome reward. Each reward expires 30 days after it is granted. Rewards can fund enhancement, noise reduction and vocal or instrument separation, including Stem Splitter at its normal per-type rate. Completed results can be downloaded at no extra credit cost, without paid membership. Rewards cannot fund AI mastering, AI mixing or music generation. Full separation and downloads are available without a purchase when eligible rewards cover the normal task cost. Otherwise, combine rewards with purchased credits.
Which audio and video files can I upload?
Supported audio inputs are MP3, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, AAC, M4A and OGG. Supported video inputs are AVI, MP4, MKV, MOV and M4V. This entry accepts one file up to 100 MB; account-specific size and duration limits are checked in the app. Separation produces audio results, not an edited video.
Does separation happen in my browser?
No. Your selected recording is uploaded for cloud processing after you start the job. This differs from AudioMuse’s local editing tools. Review the Privacy Policy before submitting sensitive material.
Can I use the separated stems commercially?
Separation does not grant rights to a recording or composition. Use your own music or obtain the permissions required for sampling, remixing and publishing.
Split Your Song into the Stems You Need
Use the AudioMuse AI stem splitter to separate vocals and instruments, create backing tracks, or take isolated stems into your next practice session, remix or edit.
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