Folk players
Learn a strum from the steel string stem. Hear the boom of the body and the ring of open strings. Copy the pattern from the isolated acoustic file.
An acoustic guitar separator writes a steel or nylon guitar stem and a remainder file. Strum patterns and fingerpicked lines share the acoustic file.
MP3, WAV, M4A, and FLAC — up to 10 min / 100MB per file
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Solo the acoustic to hear body boom, open strings, and the pick or nail attack. Mute it to hear vocals and the rest of the band on other. The acoustic guitar separator preview matches the two files you download after upload.
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Three short steps run the acoustic guitar separator. Keep the mode selected. Upload a finished song. Solo the acoustic to isolate acoustic guitar, then mute it to hear the remainder. Download both files from the player.
The acoustic guitar separator stays selected for this upload. One job writes an acoustic stem and a remainder file. Leave the mode on Acoustic Guitar before you drop the song.
Drop an MP3, WAV, M4A, or FLAC. Use this page to extract acoustic guitar from a finished mix. A full song gives the acoustic guitar separator the body and string noise it needs.
Press solo to isolate acoustic guitar and loop the pattern. Mute the acoustic to hear the remainder. Download both files once the body and the strings sound right.
The acoustic guitar separator aims at steel-string and nylon guitar in a mix. Use it to extract acoustic guitar, to remove acoustic guitar from a vocal bed, and to learn acoustic parts by ear. An online acoustic guitar separator keeps the work in the browser.
The acoustic guitar separator writes a steel string stem for steel-string parts. Nylon lines share the same acoustic file. Body resonance and open strings stay on this stem.
Preview acoustic and other in the browser. An online acoustic guitar separator needs no plugin. Solo the strum, mute the acoustic, then download the two files.
Mute the acoustic to remove acoustic guitar from a vocal bed. Vocals, drums, and extra parts stay on other. The remainder is ready for singing or a new guitar take.
Folk players loop a strum from the steel string stem. Singer-songwriters mute the acoustic and sing over the remainder. Teachers hand out the acoustic file for homework.
Learn a strum from the steel string stem. Hear the boom of the body and the ring of open strings. Copy the pattern from the isolated acoustic file.
Mute the acoustic and sing over the remainder. The acoustic guitar separator gives you a vocal bed in one pass. Keep the acoustic file as a chart for the next take.
Hand a student the acoustic file for homework. Ask them to learn acoustic parts by ear from the stem. Keep the remainder as a play-along bed.
“I looped the strum. The acoustic guitar separator made the steel string stem clear enough to chart.”
“I muted the acoustic and practiced singing. The remainder kept the band under my voice.”
“Students copied the fingerpick from the stem. They used it to learn acoustic parts by ear.”
Open a nearby mode when the next job needs a different stem layout.
This mode is preselected on upload. 10 free minutes — no credit card.