Web tool coming soon · Feature overview
Music Stem Separation
Hear the parts inside a recording.
Stem separation, also called stem splitting, estimates separate musical layers from a mixed recording. The planned tool is intended to help you work with parts such as vocals and accompaniment; the available separation options will be shown at launch.
Where it fits
Practice, arrangement study and preparing material for an editing workflow.
Concept example
A full mix → examine the vocal line separately from the accompaniment.
An illustration of the creative direction, not a generated result.
Planned workflow
- Starting material
- A recording you are entitled to process.
- Intended result
- Separated musical layers for listening and further editing.
- 01
Choose the source recording and identify the part you need.
- 02
Select from the separation options offered by the released tool.
- 03
Listen to the isolated parts for bleed or artifacts before using them.
Input requirements, available options, output formats and credit usage will be specified at launch.
Common questions
Is a separated stem the same as the original studio track?
No. Separation estimates parts from a finished mix. Instruments and effects can overlap, so the result may retain bleed or introduce artifacts.
Can I use this tool here now?
Not yet. This page currently provides a static feature overview. The web tool is coming soon. The directory also links to the existing song creation workflows you can use now.