Make the starting point specific
Choose a clear source and name the stems needed for rehearsal, arrangement study, or your own remix. Separation is different from cutting a recording into shorter time segments.
YOUR CREATIVE WORKSPACE
AI Stem Splitter
Prepare a track for stem separation and organize the vocal, drum, bass and instrumental parts you want to work with.
Start with your audio
STUDIOYour file stays on this device. Nothing is uploaded.
Audio preview
On this deviceMake space for your sound
Choose an audio file to listen to it here. The preview works entirely on your device.
Local preview is ready. Server audio processing will be available after a provider is configured.
A CLEAR DIRECTION FOR YOUR NEXT STEP
A practical guide to AI stem splitter
Plan stem separation around the parts you actually need: voice, drums, bass, or accompaniment. Keep the original recording as your reference.
Explore related workspacesWhat to review as you work
When processing is connected, listen for bleed, softened transients, and missing ambience. Compare the separated parts at a similar level instead of judging only by loudness.
FROM PREPARATION TO THE NEXT STEP
How to use ai stem splitter
Choose your source
Select an audio file you are authorized to use. Preview it locally and note the passage or metadata you want to work on.
Define the change
For AI stem splitter, specify what should change and what must remain intact. Keep a reference copy of the original.
Check availability and review
You can prepare a brief and explore the workspace now. Automatic generation or processing is not connected in this edition. Unavailable actions are identified, and preparing a draft does not spend generation credits.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions about ai stem splitter
Will a stem splitter give me the original studio tracks?
Separation estimates parts from a mixed recording; it does not recover the original recording session. Treat future stems as working material and check the passages that matter to your use.
Can I use AI stem splitter right now?
You can prepare a brief and explore the workspace now. Automatic generation or processing is not connected in this edition. Unavailable actions are identified, and preparing a draft does not spend generation credits.
What happens to the audio or words I enter?
Selecting a file enables local preview; it does not upload that file for processing. A future cloud-processing integration would need to identify the destination and the action before transfer.
Can I publish a future result?
Use only inputs you own or are authorized to process. Rights to generated or transformed output depend on the connected provider and source permissions. A workspace preview does not grant a commercial license.