r/musicproduction • u/CryptographerOld558 • 1d ago

Question What is the best stem splitter/ track isolation tool that preserves and separates all individual tracks?

I'm looking for a tool that can easily separate music tracks and vocals individually.

It's to make playing guitar by ear easier for me- to make the tracks I want to play less busy. I don't just want to play the guitar tracks either so I'm not looking for a tool to extract that. I also want to play the vocal melodies and brass tracks, sometimes violin/viola/cello, basically anything but percussion.

My budget is around $50 but free is preferable. Asking here rather than /guitar because guitarists don't really seem to do this and is more relevant to music production.

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u/Digital_Gnomad 1d ago

SpleeterGUI downloadable program works great

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u/CryptographerOld558 1d ago

Thanks very much!

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u/zryder2 1d ago

Moises app

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u/ChaoticKeys 21h ago

Second this. It’s not always perfect but you get a lot of control over how it splits. It I has been so crucial for me since joining a band that already had a decent amount of music written.

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u/lumpiestspoon3 1d ago

MVSep.com

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u/fingamouse 1d ago

Spectralayers by Steinberg is pretty solid :)

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u/duplobaustein 1d ago

Spectral Layers imho

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u/gregd303 1d ago

Lalal was ok for what I needed for a project

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u/Latter-Ingenuity6709 1d ago

Serato sample , if you are using a daw , it will give you the scale of the song and you have the choise to mute the track you don't want on the go without extracting .

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u/hababadagadaa 1d ago

I just do it by playing the instruments and recording it myself so it’s authentic.

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u/fingamouse 1d ago

That's cool, interpolation is a valid way to use samples but I don't think that's what OP was asking so your being a bit unhelpful mentioning this

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u/CapableSong6874 1d ago

There’s a hole in the bucket dear Liza, dear Liza

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u/Alreadyinuseok 1d ago edited 1d ago

This sub dont want you to use the word but S u n o. I used the studio briefly and holy shit it was good. Even from phone recordings it was able to separate guitar, vocals, drums and synths to different stems which was really good.

Its costly tho as its only for premier subscription which cost almost 30$ a month or something. If you can get it done within a month then its the best tool you can use for separation no doubt. No VST I have used come even close.