TaloMusic

Split any song into stems

TaloMusic's stem splitter separates a song into individual tracks: either vocals and instrumental, or a full split into vocals, drums, bass and other instruments.

Hear a stem split

The same 20 seconds of a song made on TaloMusic, then the vocal and instrumental stems the splitter returned.

How to split a song into stems in three steps

  1. 01

    Upload or choose a song

    Use a song from your library or upload one you own.

  2. 02

    Choose the split

    Two stems for karaoke and acapellas; full split for remixing.

  3. 03

    Download the stems

    Each stem downloads as its own file.

What is an AI stem splitter?

An AI stem splitter separates a finished, mixed song into its individual parts, called stems. A two-stem split gives you the vocal and the instrumental; a full split separates vocals, drums, bass and the remaining instruments. Producers use stems to remix, DJs to build edits, singers to practise and creators to make karaoke versions.

TaloMusic's stem splitter works on songs you make in TaloMusic and on audio you upload and own. Choose a two-stem split for 5 credits or a full split for 20 credits, and download each stem as its own file.

Common uses

  • Karaoke and backing tracks: remove the vocal, keep the music.
  • Acapellas: isolate the vocal for a remix or a mash-up.
  • Remixing AI songs: replace the drums or bass in your DAW.
  • Practice: mute your instrument's part and play along.
  • Fixing a mix: rebalance the vocal against the beat.

At a glance

InputA song you made or own (MP3, WAV or M4A)
Two-stem splitVocals + instrumental, 5 credits
Full splitVocals, drums, bass and other instruments, 20 credits
DownloadsDownloads are unlimited and never use credits.
PlansIncluded on every plan, from $14.99/month

Last checked 2026-11-09

Getting clean stems

  • Start from the highest-quality file you have; WAV is better than a low-bitrate MP3.
  • Busy, heavily compressed masters separate less cleanly than open mixes.
  • Reverb and delay on the vocal partly stay in the instrumental stem; this is normal for all separation tools.
  • For an AI song you just made, split it from your library so the original file is used.

Two-stem or full split?

Choose two stems if you only need the vocal or only the music, for karaoke, acapellas or adding a new vocal with the AI vocal generator. Choose the full split if you want to rebuild the track in a DAW.

What to do with your stems

  • Karaoke: play the instrumental and sing along, or share it for a cover.
  • New vocal: upload the instrumental to the AI vocal generator and write new lyrics for it.
  • New backing: upload the isolated vocal to the backing track generator and try a different genre.
  • DAW remix: drag the stems into GarageBand, Ableton, FL Studio or Logic and rebuild the track.

Only split audio you own or have permission to use. Splitting a commercial song does not give you rights to its parts.

Tips

  • Clean mixes separate better than heavily compressed masters.
  • Use the two-stem split to make karaoke or acapella versions.

Frequently asked questions

What is a stem splitter?

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A tool that separates a mixed song into individual parts, such as the vocal, drums and bass, so you can remix, practise or reuse them.

How much does stem splitting cost?

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5 credits for vocals + instrumental, 20 credits for a full split.

Can I split songs I didn't make here?

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Yes, if you own them or have permission. Do not upload copyrighted music you have no rights to.

Can I remove vocals to make karaoke?

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Yes. Choose the two-stem split and download the instrumental.

What formats are the stems?

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Each stem downloads as its own audio file.

Is it the same as a vocal remover?

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Yes. A two-stem split is a vocal remover: it gives you the instrumental and the isolated vocal.