Some of the best remixes ever made started with a single clean separated audio files pulled from an original recording. Our free stem separator gives solo artists and session musicians the raw material they need to create something extraordinary from something familiar. Upload this track and receive six individually isolated audio components at hi-fi quality: vocals, piano, guitar, bass, drums, and other instruments — all delivered within seconds and ready to use immediately. The singing can anchor a brand new production, the drum stem can drive an entirely different arrangement, and the melodic stems can be repitched and reimagined in any direction using the tools available in Pro Tools. Our separation quality holds up perfectly across all genres and recording styles, from dense orchestral arrangements to minimalist electronic productions. Absolutely perfect for music video directors who are ready to take their karaoke versions and Pro Tools sessions to the next level. Our free BPM & Key Finder detects the root note, scale, and exact tempo of any audio file — use it before importing your stems into your DAW to make the production process smoother. Many successful mashups on platforms like YouTube and SoundCloud were created using freely extracted acapellas and instrumental stems, combining elements from two completely different songs.

A mix-ready acapella from "Ja Rule Missy Elliott Tweet Violator - Ex" gives filmmakers everything they need for harmony building and choir arrangements — a clean vocal performance isolated from the backing music, ready to layer, remix, or sample in Logic Pro. YouTube creators use it for tribute and cover artist performances, while singers and vocal coaches appreciate the clean isolation for practice and study. Amazing for home studio owners who want to create something new from a vocal performance that already resonates with their audience. Before you start remixing, use our BPM & Key Finder tool to detect the exact tempo and musical key of this track — essential information for any producer working in a DAW. Isolating vocals from a track lets you study the singer's technique in intimate detail — phrasing, vibrato, breath control, and dynamic range all become audible in ways impossible to hear in a full mix.