Named guitar stem
Lead and rhythm guitars share the named guitar stem. Mute it to hear the song without guitar. Keep it soloed to chart a riff or a comping pattern.
6-Stem Splitter
A 6-stem splitter writes vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and a smaller other stem. Solo guitar, then solo piano, in the player.
Six named filesGuitar and piano leave other10 free minutes
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Listen first
Pull guitar and piano off the leftover
Solo the named guitar stem to hear lead and rhythm guitars together. Solo the named piano stem to hear the voicings. Other is the smaller remainder of the mix on this 6-stem splitter demo.
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How to use this mode
Run 6 stem separation in three steps. Stay on this page. Upload a complete song. Solo the named guitar stem and the named piano stem before you save the six files.
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Stay on 6-Stem
Leave 6-Stem selected for this upload. The 6-stem splitter stays locked to six named files. Guitar and piano leave the leftover bed on this pass.
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Upload the complete song
Drop a finished mix for 6 stem separation. A full song is the usual input. The job needs guitar and piano in the same file as the vocal and the rhythm section.
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Solo guitar, then piano
Use the player to extract guitar and piano as named files. Solo the guitar stem. Solo the piano stem. Hear the smaller other remainder before you download.
In this mode
Features
This six stem separator names guitar and piano beside vocals, drums, and bass. Arrangers mute one harmony instrument and keep the other. Other holds pads and extra parts.
Named piano stem
Piano voicings land on the named piano stem. Chart left-hand motion and right-hand shapes from one file. Mute piano to hear guitar against the rhythm section.
Online 6-stem splitter
An online 6-stem splitter opens all six files in the same player. Preview vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and other. Download the stems you plan to keep.
Smaller leftover
Other holds pads and extra parts after guitar and piano leave. The remainder of the mix sits on one file. A six stem separator makes the leftover smaller and easier to scan.
Who it is for
Who can benefit
Arrangers, cover bands, and mix students pick a 6-stem splitter to pull guitar and piano off the leftover. Six named files make a chart or a cover sketch easier to hear.
Arrangers
Arrangers mute guitar and keep piano to sketch a new layout. The 6-stem splitter names both harmony instruments. Other stays as the smaller remainder of the mix.
Cover bands
Cover bands learn the guitar part from the named guitar stem. Piano players take the named piano stem for voicings. Drums and bass stay on their own files.
Mix students
Mix students hear guitar and piano after those parts leave other. Six files make the arrangement easier to follow. The online 6-stem splitter keeps the lesson in the browser.
From users
What people say
“I muted guitar and kept the keys for a new sketch. The 6-stem splitter named both files, so the leftover bed got smaller and easier to hear.”
“The named piano stem was clear enough to chart voicings for Sunday. I soloed it, looped the chorus, and wrote the left-hand motion in one sitting.”
“Six files felt clearer for guitar work. I took the named guitar stem, learned the riff, and left piano on its own file for the keys player.”
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Related modes
Open a nearby mode when the next job needs a different stem layout.
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This mode is preselected on upload. 10 free minutes — no credit card.