Low reed file
The bassoon extractor aims at bassoon parts. Buzzy double-reed tone sits on one stem. Bass lines and tenor tunes share the file. Other holds the remainder.
Bassoon Extractor
A bassoon extractor pulls a buzzy low double-reed line from an orchestral mix. Other keeps the remainder so you can mute the reed or loop the bass line.
Bassoon + otherLow reed file10 free minutes
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MP3, WAV, M4A, and FLAC — up to 10 min / 100MB per file
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Listen first
Hear the low reed leave the score
Solo a tenor-clef tune. Hear the dry double-reed buzz under the pitch. Then mute the bassoon. Cello, tuba, and bass stay on other. The bassoon extractor writes these two files from a score mix.
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Workflow
How to use this mode
Keep Bassoon selected. Upload an orchestral mix. Preview bassoon and other. Download after the bassoon extractor finishes. Use the player to isolate bassoon lines.
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Keep Bassoon selected
Leave Bassoon on this page. The bassoon extractor stays selected for the upload. A later mode change would send the mix to a different job.
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Upload an orchestral mix
Drop an MP3, WAV, M4A, or FLAC. Use this pass to extract bassoon from a finished score. A comic scherzo and a dark underscore both work.
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Solo the low reed
Open the player. Isolate bassoon on the low reed file. Slow a phrase to learn bassoon lines. Hear the buzz, the jump, and the taper.
In this mode
Features
The online bassoon extractor writes a low reed file. Use it to extract bassoon, remove bassoon from a cue, and learn bassoon lines from the stem.
Online bassoon extractor
Run the job in the browser. Preview bassoon and other before download. No plugin install. The player opens after the split. Loop any bar you need.
Remove bassoon
Mute the low reed file to remove bassoon from the cue. The orchestra stays on other. Use the remainder as a rehearsal bed or a sketch.
Line study
Slow the bassoon file and copy the phrase. Hear reed buzz on the attack and a dry release. The stem is a line you can mark without a part.
Who it is for
Who can benefit
Students, mixers, and teachers run the bassoon extractor to hear low double-reed tone on its own. Other is the play-along remainder for the score.
Bassoon students
Learn a line from the bassoon stem. Hear the low buzz and the tenor jump. Loop one phrase and mark the flick before you play.
Score mixers
Ride the low reed file on its own fader. Dip a comic lick under strings. Lift a dark bass line for a close pass in the cue.
Teachers
Hand a student the bassoon file. Mute it for a play-along on other. Lessons move faster with a named reed stem and a remainder bed.
Orchestral players
Learn the bassoon line from the stem. Mute the part and play along. Keep the remainder as the orchestra.
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.