A few field notes for a better listen.
From your first separation to a useful practice mix. Practical guides to the controls, trade-offs and limits, so you can decide what to try next.
Complete guides are available in English and Simplified Chinese. The tool interfaces support 10 languages.
Your first separation: from a recording to a useful mix
A complete first run, including the download prompt, track controls, local history and what to check before saving.
Read the guide CHOOSING SETTINGS · 3 MIN READ2, 4 or 5 stems? Choose for the task, not the number
What each model produces, where guitar and piano may end up, and why more tracks are not a quality setting.
Read the guide PRACTICE WORKFLOW · 3 MIN READMake a practice backing track without losing the song
A vocal-removal workflow that keeps the rhythm and arrangement useful, with checks for reverb, backing vocals and mono playback.
Read the guide PRACTICE WORKFLOW · 3 MIN READBuild a practice mix for bass, drums or piano
Use separated stems as a listening aid, keep a rhythmic reference, and avoid mistaking model errors for the original performance.
Read the guide FILES & EXPORT · 3 MIN READMP3 or WAV? Choose the file for what happens next
The actual Stemix output settings, realistic size estimates, and the difference between saving a stem and saving Mix.
Read the guide TROUBLESHOOTING · 2 MIN READWhy you hear bleed, reverb or a watery texture
A listening checklist for separation artifacts, with practical adjustments and clear limits on what this tool can fix.
Read the guide BROWSER & PRIVACY · 3 MIN READDownloads, memory and browser problems: what to check first
Why a small MP3 can need a lot of memory, which components are cached, and a sensible order for troubleshooting.
Read the guide AUDIO FUNDAMENTALS · 3 MIN READRead a waveform: sample peaks, RMS and the limits of a simple meter
Use the Audio Inspector to answer specific questions without confusing sample measurements, loudness or source-file metadata.
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