Remove Drums & Isolate Instruments

Remove drums, isolate vocals or bass, and save your mix as audio or video.

Files stay on your device

Details & privacy

These four tracks are AI estimates. Some sound may bleed between tracks, and mixing all four may differ from the original. Listen before downloading.

Other instruments combines sounds such as guitar, piano and synths; it does not separate each instrument.

A shared safety gain prevents clipping in playback and mixed WAV downloads. Individual WAV tracks retain their original level.

Downloads include the complete result, regardless of the practice loop. A preview contains only its selected excerpt and can be downloaded as audio.

Repeat a section while you practice. Times are relative to this result.

Downloads about 45 MB for the model, plus processing libraries. Your recording stays on this device.

The model is cached when browser storage allows. Your recording is not saved with it.

Choose the part you want to practise

  • Play drums with the band: choose Remove drums. Vocals, bass and other instruments remain in the mix.
  • Learn the bass line: choose Isolate bass, then repeat a difficult passage with the A–B loop.
  • Make a singing backing track: choose Remove vocals. For just vocals and a combined instrumental, use the simpler Vocal Remover.
  • Hear the singing: choose Vocals only. Use the four volume controls, mute and solo to create your own mix.

From a recording to a practice track

  1. Select a local audio file or video with sound. Trim audio or trim video first if it exceeds three minutes or 100 MiB.
  2. Choose a preview start and process up to 15 seconds. Listen where the instrument and other parts overlap, rather than only an empty intro.
  3. Process the full recording when the preview suits your purpose. Choose a preset, adjust track levels and use the shared transport to practise.
  4. Choose an individual track or the current mix for download. Save WAV audio, or retain the picture when the source is a video. Changing the mix does not require another separation.

Example: rehearse a chorus without its drums

For a two-minute performance whose chorus begins at 45 seconds, preview that passage first. Choose Remove drums and listen for remaining cymbals and damage to the bass or vocals. If it works for rehearsal, separate the full file and loop the chorus. Download the mix as WAV for a music player, or export the original video with the drum-reduced soundtrack to keep the visual cues.

Keep the original recording and download the results before leaving. Explore the free tools for the next edit.

Questions about instrument separation

Is the stem splitter free, and are my files uploaded?

Separation, practice playback and downloads are free without an account. Your media stays on your device. The browser downloads about 45 MB of model data plus processing libraries; the model cache does not contain your recording.

Which audio and video files can I use?

Choose a local file up to three minutes and 100 MiB, including for a short preview. MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, MP4 and WebM are examples; support depends on the codecs. The source must have browser-decodable mono or stereo sound at 8–96 kHz. A current desktop browser is recommended because separation uses substantial memory.

Can I isolate guitar, piano or individual drums?

The model estimates four tracks: vocals, drums, bass and other instruments. Guitar, piano, strings and similar parts remain together in Other. It does not split kick from snare, separate individual singers or recover the original studio multitracks.

Can I download audio or a video with the new mix?

Yes. Save an individual track or your current mix as stereo 44.1 kHz float32 WAV. With video input, separate the full file to export a compatible MP4 or WebM with its original encoded picture and the selected track or mix. Extra audio tracks and subtitles are omitted. Mixed audio may be lowered to avoid clipping while preserving the balance between tracks; individual WAV tracks retain their original levels.

Does the practice loop trim my download?

No. A–B looping repeats a passage while you listen. Downloads contain the whole processed result: either the selected preview of up to 15 seconds or the full file. A preview cannot replace a complete video soundtrack.

Why can I still hear some drums or singing?

Sounds overlap in a recording. Reverb, dense arrangements and distorted instruments can leave bleed or remove useful detail. Preview a busy passage before processing the full file. The four estimated tracks may not sum exactly to the original; all tracks at their default levels are a reconstructed mix.

Does this change key, slow down a song or add karaoke lyrics?

No. This version provides track levels, mute, solo, seeking and a practice loop. It does not change pitch or speed, generate lyrics or download songs from streaming links. Choose a file already on your device.