Two guitar files
The lead and rhythm guitar separator writes lead and rhythm as named stems. You get two guitar files, one for the lick and one for the chords. Download each file on its own.
A lead and rhythm guitar separator writes two guitar files from one mix. The lick lands on lead and the groove lands on rhythm.
MP3, WAV, M4A, and FLAC — up to 10 min / 100MB per file
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Solo the lead file to hear the lick and the fills. Solo the rhythm file to hear the chords and the pocket. The lead and rhythm guitar separator writes these two guitar files. Comping versus solo sits on named stems you can loop.
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Three short steps run the lead and rhythm guitar separator. Confirm the role split. Upload a guitar-heavy mix. Solo each file in the player. Then download the two guitar files.

This page is an online guitar role split. Use it to isolate lead guitar on one file and isolate rhythm guitar on the other. The job is built to split lead and rhythm guitar in one pass.
The lead and rhythm guitar separator writes lead and rhythm as named stems. You get two guitar files, one for the lick and one for the chords. Download each file on its own.
Keep the chords on rhythm. Study the lick on lead. Comping versus solo is the whole point of this split. Loop either file to chart the part.
Preview both guitar files in the browser. An online guitar role split needs no DAW for the first listen. Mute rhythm to check the fill. Mute lead to check the groove.
Use this page to split lead and rhythm guitar from one upload. The lick and the groove leave the stacked guitar layer. Each role gets a file you can drop into a session.
Lead players chase the lick. Rhythm players chart the groove. Producers duck the comp and keep the solo. The lead and rhythm guitar separator serves all three jobs.
Learn the solo from the lead file. Loop the lick and copy the phrasing. The lead and rhythm guitar separator keeps the groove off this stem.
Chart the comping from the rhythm file. Hear the upstrokes and the muted scratches. Write the changes with the groove on its own stem.
Duck rhythm under a vocal and keep the lick. Or lift the lead file into a remix. Two guitar files give you faders for each role.
“I heard the solo clean on the lead file. The lead and rhythm guitar separator split the lick from the groove.”
“The rhythm file was enough to chart the groove. Comping versus solo finally sat on two guitar files.”
“Two guitar files saved a long listen. I ducked rhythm under the vocal and kept the lick.”
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.