Stem Split AI - Vocal Remover

Stem Split is a cutting-edge mobile application designed to revolutionize your music experience by leveraging advanced AI technology to separate songs into individual components, known as stems. With Stem Split, users can effortlessly isolate vocals, drums, bass, and other instruments from any track, providing unparalleled control over each element. This empowers musicians, producers, and enthusiasts to remix, practice, or create new arrangements with ease. Whether you're looking to remove vocals for karaoke sessions, study specific instrumentals, or craft unique remixes, Stem Split offers a user-friendly interface and precise stem separation to meet your creative needs.

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Chords for every instrument, a count-in, Studio effects, and room to play with your phone on its side.

• CHORDS FOR YOUR INSTRUMENT

The Chords tab now shows piano (left and right hand), bass, ukulele and saxophone as well as guitar, plus the singer's melody on a staff. Chords follow the song's harmony, one per bar or half bar, rather than every note of the bass, and the bass can show just the root.

• COUNT-IN

Pick 1, 2 or 4 bars on the BPM tab and Play counts you in at the song's tempo.

• STUDIO EFFECTS

Compression, reverb, echo and tone for each track, with presets.

• IN TIME

The metronome, playhead, chords and lyrics follow what you hear, and recordings land where you played them, Bluetooth headphones included.

• MORE TO ADD

Add Stem brings in parts from your other songs, or a song from your music library.

• ON ITS SIDE

Turn your phone and the editor lays out side by side, with the tabs down the edge.

• MASHUP AND CODES

Mashup has its own tab, and a new mashup's parts are one tap away. Got a code? Unlock Pro with it in Settings.

• FIXED

The metronome no longer goes quiet while you scroll, the video recorder keeps the song through the whole take, a recorded part shows its waveform where you sang it, and the Pitch dial names the right key.