Guitar students
Learn a riff from the combined guitar stem. Loop two bars. Check pitch and timing against the isolated file. Bring the remainder along for tempo.
A guitar separator writes one combined guitar stem and a remainder file. Lead, rhythm, acoustic, and electric parts share the guitar file.
MP3, WAV, M4A, and FLAC — up to 10 min / 100MB per file
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Solo the combined guitar stem. Every guitar part sits on one file. Mute guitar to hear the remainder. Vocals, drums, and bass stay on other. The guitar separator preview matches the files you download after upload.
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Three short steps run the guitar separator. Keep the mode selected. Upload a finished song. Preview guitar and other in the player. Then download the files you need.
The guitar separator stays selected for this upload. One job writes a combined guitar stem and a remainder file. Leave the mode on Guitar Separator before you drop the song.
Drop an MP3, WAV, M4A, or FLAC. Use this page to extract guitar from song files you already have. A full mix gives the guitar separator the most guitar context to group.
Press solo to isolate guitar and loop a riff. Mute guitar to hear vocals, drums, and bass on other. Download both files once the preview sounds right.
The guitar separator groups guitar parts on one stem. Use it to isolate guitar, to extract guitar from song files, and to remove guitar from song beds. An online guitar separator keeps the work in the browser.

Players use a guitar separator to learn guitar from mix recordings. Cover bands mute guitar and play the part. Teachers hand out a combined guitar stem for homework.
Learn a riff from the combined guitar stem. Loop two bars. Check pitch and timing against the isolated file. Bring the remainder along for tempo.
Mute guitar and play your part over the remainder. The guitar separator gives you a band bed in one pass. Keep the guitar file as a reference chart.
Duck the combined guitar stem under a vocal. Or lift the guitar file into a sketch session. Other stays as the remainder for balance checks.
Hand a student the guitar stem for a lesson. Keep the remainder for time. Talk through the part after both files play.
“I looped the riff from the guitar separator stem. The combined guitar stem was clear enough to chart two bars.”
“I muted guitar and practiced the rest of the band. The remainder file carried vocals and drums.”
“One guitar file covered the whole chart. Students heard every guitar part on a single stem.”
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.