Stem Splitter
Get music stems from a full mix without waiting on official multitracks.
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How to get stems from a song
- Upload the mix MP3, WAV, M4A, or FLAC of the track you want to split.
- Run stem splitter AI separates common instrument groups into downloadable stems.
- Import into your DAW Drop stems into FL Studio, Logic, Ableton, or any editor.
Music stems without the label pack
- Multi-stem output. More than karaoke — pull drums, bass, vocals, and more from one file.
- Remix and mashup friendly. Mute or solo parts when rearranging a song.
- Practice and learning. Isolate drums or bass to learn parts by ear.
- Web-based. No local Demucs install required for a first pass.
What is a music stem?
A stem is a grouped audio track (vocals, drums, bass) used in production. Creators ask how to get song stems or make stems from songs — this tool does that from a stereo mix.
Only split music you have rights to process and redistribute.
Stem splitting tips
- Higher quality in, cleaner out. 320kbps or WAV beats tiny voice-note rips.
- Expect light bleed. AI stems are strong for drafts; final masters may need manual cleanup.
- Name exports clearly. Label vocals / drums / bass before importing a big session.
Stem splitter FAQ
What is a music stem?
A stem is a grouped part of a mix — for example vocals or drums — so you can edit that group independently.
How do I get stems from any song?
Upload the track here and run Stem Splitter. You will get separated instrument groups to download.
Can I use stems with Apple Music?
Apple Music Spatial Audio stems are different. These are AI-separated files you import into a DAW yourself.
Do I need credits?
Yes. Sign in to Tyndall and spend credits per run — same packs and monthly refresh as image and video tools.