Professional music production used to require expensive studio sessions just to access individual individual audio stems. Today, our free AI vocal remover and stem splitter gives drama teachers, musicians, and radio presenters instant access to the same tools used by major label producers. Upload this track and receive six isolated audio stems — vocals, bass, drums, guitar, piano, and other instruments — all at top quality quality, ready to use immediately. The vocals is perfect for fitness class music, while the harmonic layer works beautifully for beat making. Import everything directly into Ardour and start building your remix or production right away. Invaluable for anyone serious about music who wants to work at a professional level without the professional price tag. Our BPM & Key Finder tool analyses any uploaded audio file and returns the exact tempo in BPM and the musical key including major and minor scales — use it before working with your extracted stems. Fitness instructors and sports coaches use extracted instrumental stems to create custom workout playlists at precise tempos, ensuring the music matches the intensity of each exercise.

Remixers, mashup artists, and music video directors all know that the quality of the acapella determines the quality of the final production. The acapella extracted from "Inxs - Dont Change 2011 Remaster" is delivered at lossless quality and is ready to use immediately in Reason for music education and ear training and podcast production and YouTube content. Layer it over a new beat, combine it with elements from a completely different track, or use it as the melodic foundation of a new arrangement. Invaluable for music students who start their creative process with the voice and build everything else around it. DJs and producers who use our stem separator also rely on our BPM & Key Finder to detect the exact BPM and musical key of every track they work with. AI-powered stem separation continues to improve rapidly, with the latest models achieving quality that rivals what was previously only possible with access to original multitrack sessions.