Strongest fit
Who it is built for
- Users needing a separate drum and percussion track
- Users needing an instrumental version of a song
- Users needing separate bass or voice tracks
SplitSong
Separate songs into instrumental tracks using AI
SplitSong is a web tool that separates an uploaded song or YouTube audio into downloadable stems. Its interface presents distinct tracks for drums, instrumental parts, bass, and voice, allowing users to work with individual components of a mix.
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- Best for
- Users needing a separate drum and percussion track
- Pricing signal
- Not publicly listed
- Primary category
- Audio editing
- Last verified
- Jul 30, 2026
The decision
Should SplitSong make your shortlist?
Start with the job, the team, and the constraints. Product fit becomes much clearer when those three line up.
Practical use cases
Jobs it can take on
- Extract drums and percussion from a song
- Download an instrumental track with keyboards and guitars
- Isolate bass lines or voices from a music track
Before you choose
Know the tradeoffs
- The homepage presents four stem outputs: drums, instrumental, bass, and voice.
Inside the product
What you can actually do with it.
The core product capabilities, grouped around the work they enable.
Song uploads
Users can upload a song to SplitSong for stem separation.
YouTube input
SplitSong also accepts a song from YouTube as an input source.
Downloadable stems
The service provides downloads for separated drums, instrumental, bass, and voice tracks.
Typical workflow
Users upload a song or provide a YouTube source. SplitSong processes the audio into separate stems, which can then be downloaded individually.
Plans and official links
Plans and accessNot publicly listed.
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Starting pointNot publicly listed
Official destinations
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