Eight stem separator
The eight stem separator writes eight named files in one pass. Lead vocal, backing vocal, drums, bass, guitar, piano, strings, and wind each land as a download.
8-Stem Splitter
An 8-stem splitter writes a full band layout from one song. Lead vocal, backing vocal, drums, bass, guitar, piano, strings, and wind each get a file.
Eight named filesLead and backing vocals10 free minutes
Select Files
MP3, WAV, M4A, and FLAC — up to 10 min / 100MB per file
By uploading a file, you agree to our Terms.
Listen first
Hear the full band as eight files
Solo the lead vocal, then solo the backing vocal. Walk drums, bass, guitar, and piano. Finish on named strings and wind. This 8-stem splitter demo is the same eight-file full band result you download.
0:00 / 0:00
Loading waveforms 0/7
Bass
Drums
Piano
Guitar
Backing vocals
Lead vocals
Other
Workflow
How to use this mode
A full band stem split is three steps. Keep Full Band selected. Add a complete mix. Solo each of the eight files in the player before you download full arrangement files.
In this mode
Features
This eight stem separator names lead and backing vocals plus the band. Strings and wind leave guitar and piano. The online 8-stem splitter opens all eight files in one player.
Split lead and backing vocals
The job can split lead and backing vocals inside the same full band pass. Melody sits on the lead file. The harmony stack sits on the backing file.
Named strings and wind
Bowed lines and wind parts leave guitar and piano as named strings and wind. Score a string pad from one file. Chart a horn line from the wind stem.
Online 8-stem splitter
An online 8-stem splitter opens full arrangement files in the browser player. Mute strings. Keep piano. Preview the eight-file layout before you save a stem.
Who it is for
Who can benefit
Arrangers, cover bands, and mix students use an 8-stem splitter to inspect a full band layout. Eight named files make a score sketch or a part chart easier to hear.
Arrangers
Arrangers mute strings and keep piano to sketch a new layout. The 8-stem splitter names every section. Full arrangement files make a score reduction faster to hear.
Cover bands
Cover bands learn each part from a named file. Guitar, piano, strings, and wind sit apart. Lead and backing vocals stay on two vocal files for the singers.
Mix students
Mix students hear how eight parts sit in one song. A full band stem split shows lead, backing, rhythm, harmony instruments, and orchestra sections on separate files.
From users
What people say
“Eight files covered the arrangement I needed to chart. The 8-stem splitter named lead, backing, and the band, so I could mute strings and keep piano.”
“Lead and backing came apart on the first pass. I charted the melody and the stack as two vocal files. The rest of the full band layout stayed named.”
“Named strings and wind helped the score more than a grouped leftover. I lifted the string stem into the copy and left wind on its own staff.”
Keep exploring
Related modes
Open a nearby mode when the next job needs a different stem layout.
Frequently asked questions
Start here
Open the stem splitter
This mode is preselected on upload. 10 free minutes — no credit card.