song splitter
Split a song into separate tracks
Turn a finished mix into model-dependent stems such as drums, bass, guitar, piano, vocals, other, and instrumental. Solo parts to learn or transcribe them, build a backing track, then download what you need.
Split a songHow to split a song into instrument tracks
Add your song
Upload a supported audio file or paste a supported public video link.
Solo or mute each track
Preview model-dependent stems, then solo, mute, or set the level of each available part.
Download
Save one stem, export a custom WAV mix, or download every available stem as a ZIP.
Which tracks will ytstems create?
Output depends on the selected separation model. Common results include vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, other, and instrumental. Some models combine several instruments into an other stem rather than creating a separate lane for every sound.
Stem separation reconstructs likely source parts from a finished mix; it does not recover the original studio multitrack session. Overlapping instruments can produce bleed or artifacts.
Practice, rehearsal, and transcription workflows
Use the browser mixer to prepare purpose-built versions without editing every stem in a separate application.
- Mute your own instrument to create a backing track for rehearsal.
- Solo drums or bass to study timing, fills, and groove.
- Slow, loop, or transcribe a clearer part in your preferred practice software after download.
- Balance stems and export a custom WAV mix for a band, class, or worship rehearsal.
Isolate drums, bass, guitar, piano, and vocals
- Isolate one instrument to learn or transcribe a part.
- Build backing tracks by keeping everything except the part you play.
- Study arrangement and timing by hearing individual parts more clearly.
Song-splitting questions
- Which instruments can it isolate?
- vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, other, and a combined instrumental, depending on the model.
- Can I make a drumless or bassless track?
- Yes. Mute the part you want gone and export the rest as a mix.
- Are these the original studio tracks?
- No. ytstems estimates source stems from a finished mix. It cannot restore the exact microphones, effects, edits, or tracks from the original recording session.
- Can I download every stem at once?
- Yes. Download individual lanes, export a custom WAV mix, or save all available stems together as a ZIP.
- Why are two instruments in the same stem?
- Exact outputs depend on the selected model, and instruments with overlapping frequencies may be grouped into an other stem. Trying another available model can change the result.
See also remove vocals, how it works, FAQ.