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Free 6-Stem Splitter (Guitar + Piano) — No Signup

Split into 6 stems: drums, bass, vocals, guitar, piano & other

Preview each stem

Save each stem as WAV

Continue into mix editing

Stem Separation — workflow

Standard estimates six parts: vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and other.

Choose audio and run Standard six-stem separation.
Listen to individual parts, then the combination you need.
Save aligned outputs and mute the part you want to practice.

Before you start

Instruments may leak into other stems. HQ Vocal Separation is a separate two-stem cloud feature.

Processing, free limits, and device support

Standard separation, noise removal, and BPM analysis run in your browser. HQ separation, music/loop generation, reference mastering, OCR, and cloud saving send inputs or audio to servers according to the feature you choose.

Standard separation, noise removal, and BPM analysis are free. Autotune and some other tools have free-use limits; HQ and generation features have plan or credit conditions. Check the price shown before running and the pricing page.

Desktop Chrome or Edge is recommended. Features depend on GPU, memory, and browser. Test a short file first, including on mobile devices.

Detailed steps and result checks →

Hear all six Standard outputs

We separated a 7.5-second teaching mix of the existing CC0 vocal sample, a synthetic chord, and a beat in Standard mode. The input is not a recording of six real instruments. Audio can appear in a stem even when that instrument was not present; a filename alone does not establish successful isolation.

Teaching mix before separation

Teaching mix before separation — WAV

vocals

drums

bass

guitar

piano

other

Saving parts for practice

Listen to each part in the result panel and use Download to save its WAV. Align multiple files at the same start position in your DAW. Compare both solo parts and combinations with the original for leakage and missing instruments.

Mode	Outputs and processing
Standard	Six stems, processed in the browser. Used for this example.
HQ Vocal Separation	Two stems: vocals and accompaniment. Cloud processing with uploads and separate usage conditions.

Producer Space — Soulful House Vocals (CC0) · Compare with the unmixed backing reference

Created September 7, 2026. These limited teaching examples are not accuracy or sound-quality benchmarks for all inputs.

Separate recorded guitar for practice

This 15-second teaching mix combines deadrobotmusic’s recorded acoustic guitar with a separately recorded CC0 vocal in the first 7.5 seconds. It is an assembled example, not a recording of a shared performance.

Before separation: guitar + vocal

Before separation: guitar + vocal — WAV

Guitar output

Guitar output — WAV

Other five parts combined

Other five parts combined — WAV

The comparison WAV combines the five downloaded non-guitar stems at the same start position and gain. Guitar may remain in other stems, so removing the guitar track does not guarantee complete removal.

Download the input WAV and run Standard six-stem separation.
Preview guitar on its own and use Download to save its WAV.
Align the WAVs at the same start position in your DAW, mute the guitar track, and check leakage into the other parts before practicing.

Actual six-stem results for the recorded-guitar and vocal mix

This example uses Standard mode, with no post-processing gain change, denoising, or pitch correction. HQ is a separate two-stem process.

Hear the karaoke backing from the same input →

Sources: deadrobotmusic — acoustic guitar · Producer Space — Soulful House Vocals · CC0. Guitar sources are public MP3 previews. Captured in Chrome on September 11, 2026; these examples do not establish accuracy on all music. Source and input preparation details