Split a track into vocals, drums, bass, guitar and piano. Mute the part you play, solo the part you’re learning, slow it down until you can hear every note. The pitch never changes.
Built by musicians, for musicians
Vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano and everything else, each on its own channel, with its own fader.
Drop the guitar out and play it yourself. Solo the bass to work out the line. One key each.
Down to half speed. Time-stretched properly, so the pitch stays exactly where it was.
Drag across the waveform to loop the two bars you keep missing. Stay there until they’re yours.
When the mix is right, send it to CountIn, our sibling tool. It comes back as a file with a synced count-in baked in, ready for the gig.
Bounce your mix (faders, EQ, pan and tempo) to a clean 24-bit WAV, with no click on top.
Four steps, no manual
Drag in an MP3 or a WAV. Whatever you bounced, bought or recorded.
The separation runs in the cloud. A few minutes for a full song, and the tempo is detected while you wait.
Mute, solo, EQ, pan. Slow it down, mark a loop.
Practise in the browser, or export the mix and take it to rehearsal.
No card, no sign-up, no catch
Separation runs on paid GPUs, so there’s a daily cap while we’re in beta. Paid plans may come later. Anything you export now is yours to keep.
MP3, WAV, FLAC or M4A, up to 10 minutes and 50 MB. A studio-quality source gives cleaner stems than a low-bitrate MP3.
Separation runs on rented GPUs and costs real money per song, so each person gets 2 separations a day and the whole site has a daily cap on top. If you hit either, come back tomorrow. Everything else is genuinely free and there’s no account.
A few minutes for a typical song. You’ll see the queue position and progress while it runs.
No. There’s no sign-up and no login. Open the app and drop in a track.
Your track is uploaded only to be separated. The stems are cached in your own browser, so reopening a song is instant and offline.
Because separation is never perfect. Instruments overlap in the frequency spectrum, so a little bleed always remains. That is true of every tool on the market, not just this one. It gets quieter, not silent.
Different words for the same thing: the individual instrument layers a song is built from. Split them out and you can practise against the rest of the band.
Drop in a song and have your stems in a few minutes.
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