Harp-mic file
The harmonica extractor aims at harmonica parts. Reed-plate blow, draw bends, and hand-cup tone share one stem. The harp-mic file is the harmonica take. Other holds the remainder.
Harmonica Extractor
A harmonica extractor pulls free-reed blow and draw from a blues, folk, or country mix. Other keeps the remainder so you can mute the cup or loop a bend.
Harmonica + otherHarp-mic 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 harp leave the bed
Solo a draw bend. Hear reed-plate rattle in a hand cup. Then mute the harmonica. Guitar and vocal stay on other. The harmonica extractor writes these two files from a blues mix. Concert strings stay off this stem.
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How to use this mode
Keep Harmonica selected. Upload a blues, folk, or country mix. Preview harmonica and other. Download after the harmonica extractor finishes. Use the player to isolate harmonica licks.
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Keep Harmonica selected
Leave Harmonica on this page. The harmonica extractor stays selected for the upload. A later mode change would send the mix to a different job.
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Upload a blues, folk, or country mix
Drop an MP3, WAV, M4A, or FLAC. Use this pass to extract harmonica from a finished song. A bullet-mic take and a clean folk cut both work.
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Solo the draw
Open the player. Isolate harmonica on the harp-mic file. Loop a lick to learn harmonica licks. Hear the blow, the draw bend, and the cup.
In this mode
Features
The online harmonica extractor writes a harp-mic file. Use it to extract harmonica, remove harmonica from a song, and learn harmonica licks from the stem.
Online harmonica extractor
Run the job in the browser. Preview harmonica and other before download. No plugin install. The player opens after the split. Loop any bar you need.
Remove harmonica
Mute the harmonica file to remove harmonica from the mix. Guitar, vocal, and drums stay on other. Use the remainder as a rehearsal bed or a sketch.
Lick study
Loop the harmonica file and copy the phrase. Hear the draw bend and the cup wah. The stem is a lick you can mark by ear. No tab file is written.
Who it is for
Who can benefit
Blues players, folk singers, and teachers run the harmonica extractor to hear reed-plate tone on its own. Other is the play-along remainder for the band.
Blues players
Learn a lick from the harmonica stem. Hear the draw bend and the cup. Loop one chorus and mark the hole numbers before you play.
Folk singers
Mute harmonica and sing over other. The remainder is the bed. Unmute to check how the reed-plate fill sits under the lyric.
Teachers
Hand a student the harp-mic file. Mute it for a play-along on other. Lessons move faster with a named harmonica stem and a remainder bed.
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.