Split stems into vocals, drums, bass and more
Split stems to hear a song as separate tracks — for example vocals and accompaniment, or a wider set that includes drums, bass, guitar and piano. On Tunenoodle, you choose a mode, confirm the credit quote, and the workspace returns isolated stems you can audition and download. Full separation requires sign-in and credits; new accounts start with 0 credits. Rates are 4 credits per minute for 2 stems, 10 for 4 or 6 stems, 12 for 12 stems, and 15 for specialized modes, for sources up to 8 minutes. Failed jobs are refunded. To learn what you can do without paying, see the stems splitter free page, or use the free audio-to-MIDI tool to turn a melody into notes in your browser.
- Sign-in required
- Uses credits
- Priced per minute
- Failed jobs refunded
Separation runs in the cloud. A typical song is often ready in a few minutes; longer tracks and busy periods take more time. The exact credit quote appears before you start.
Good to know
How to split stems on Tunenoodle
Splitting stems means breaking a finished mix into isolated tracks so you can hear one part at a time — vocals against the backing, or a wider set of instrument groups. On Tunenoodle this is a cloud tool: you sign in, confirm a credit quote, and the workspace returns stems you can audition and download.
What each setting does
- Two stems
- The standard vocal mode returns vocals and accompaniment. It costs 4 credits per minute of source audio and is a good starting point for practice or remixes.
- More instrument groups
- Six-stem mode also separates drums, bass, guitar and piano at 10 credits per minute. Twelve-stem mode (12 credits per minute) is for supported generated songs only. Specialized modes target one instrument or texture at 15 credits per minute.
- Source audio
- Use an upload or a song already in your library, up to 8 minutes. The workspace shows what each mode returns and whether it is available before you start.
- Credits and refunds
- Full splits require sign-in and credits. New accounts start with 0 credits. Failed jobs are refunded. For what you can do without paying, see the stems splitter free page.
- Vocal to MIDI
- After a split, or instead of one, you can turn a melody into notes with the free audio-to-MIDI tool in your browser.
Open the stem splitter workspace, sign in, and choose an upload or a library song no longer than 8 minutes.
Pick a mode — two stems for vocals and accompaniment, six stems for a wider band split, or a specialized target — and confirm the credit quote.
Start the job, audition the isolated tracks, and download the ones you need. Failed jobs are refunded.
A few useful answers
It means separating a mixed song into individual tracks, such as vocals and accompaniment or groups like drums, bass, guitar and piano. The results are isolated estimates, not the original studio recordings.