For Pianists

A Piano Stem
Most Tools Don't Have

Four-stem splitters glue the piano into 'other', where it's stuck with everything else. This one separates six stems — piano included — so you can mute it and take the bench, or solo it and study the voicings.

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Dedicated piano stem
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Piano on Its Own Fader

Vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, other — six channels. The piano isn't buried in a catch-all stem; it's yours to mute, solo or ride.

Learn Voicings by Ear

Solo the piano, slow the song to half speed with no pitch change, and loop the passage. Comping patterns and inner voices come out of hiding.

Then Sit In

Mute the piano and the band plays on without it. Add a count-in so you come in on the downbeat, and export the mix when it's right.

How it works

Step 1

Upload the song

MP3, WAV, FLAC or M4A, up to 10 minutes.

Step 2

Solo or mute the piano

Study it in isolation, or silence it and play the part yourself.

Step 3

Loop, slow down, export

All the practice tools apply — looping, tempo, count-in, 24-bit export.

Frequently asked questions

Why do most tools not have a piano stem?

Most free splitters use four-stem models: vocals, drums, bass, everything-else. This app runs a six-stem model, so piano and guitar each get their own channel.

Does it catch electric piano and organ?

Acoustic and electric piano mostly land in the piano stem. Organs and synth pads often end up in 'other' — that channel has its own fader too.

Can I get sheet music or chords from it?

Not here — this is an ear-first practice tool. Soloing the piano and slowing it down is designed to make learning by ear practical.

What does it cost?

Free while in beta, no account. A daily separation cap applies site-wide because the AI runs on paid GPUs.

Ready to try it?

Drop in a song and have your stems in a few minutes.

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