To separate instruments from a song, upload it to an AI splitter that returns each instrument as its own track. Our Every Instrument Splitter checks the song for more than 50 kinds of instruments and shows one row for each instrument it finds. Each row downloads as an MP3.
There are three ways to split, from quick to detailed. Here is how to choose.
Start here if you are not sure. The stem splitter on our home page gives six parts:
That covers most pop, rock and hip-hop songs. On our test, a 4 minute 44 second song split into six parts in 56 seconds and cost 5 credits.
If you only need the classic four (vocals, drums, bass, other), the 4-Stem Splitter gives exactly those.
When a song has strings, horns, organ or other parts, six rows aren't enough. The "everything else" part holds them all together.
The Every Instrument Splitter looks for more than 50 instrument types. Only those that actually have sound appear. A four-piece rock band gives you a short list. An orchestral track gives you a long one.
Sometimes you need detail inside one instrument. You can split a part further:
The splitting runs in the cloud. There is nothing to install.
Separation is best when instruments have clear, different sounds. Expect great results on:
Expect some bleed on:
A little of one instrument in another's file is normal. Play the parts together and the traces usually vanish.
Using separated parts for study and practice is fine. Publishing them needs permission from the people who own the song.
Most tools cost 1 credit per minute. After the 5 free credits, packs start at $7.49 for 100 credits. Credits never expire. Your song and its parts stay in your account for 30 days, then they are deleted.
If you only want one instrument, you don't need a full split. Each instrument has its own page in the instrument list, and each one gives that instrument alone plus the song without it.
Here is a quick way to decide:
All of these cost 1 credit per minute on most tools, and the price is always on the button before you start. Only the two Best Quality splitters cost more, at 4 and 6 credits a minute.
Every file you download starts at the same moment as the original song. Drag them all to the very start of the timeline, one per track, and they play in sync. Then mute, solo and mix them like a multitrack recording.
Upload it to the Every Instrument Splitter, press Split the song, and download each instrument that appears as its own MP3.
It checks for more than 50 kinds. Only the ones present in your song appear as rows.
Six stems are quicker to work with for most songs. Use every instrument when the song has strings, horns or other parts you need on their own.
Each instrument downloads as an MP3 at 320 kbps.
Yes. Use the Drum Kit Splitter.