AI Guitar Remover

You can listen to the samples on this page. Processing your own file requires Pro or Pro+ access to six-stem separation.

The model produces one guitar stem. If the song contains lead and rhythm guitar, both may appear in that same track. Use the isolated stem as a listening reference and the backing track for practice. To practise the solo over the original rhythm guitar, use the multitrack session if available. You can mute the solo there without affecting the rhythm part.

Yes, in the pitch changer. Drop the guitar WAV there and set Tempo as low as 50 %, with the key unchanged. Start with a modest slowdown and check that the phrase still sounds recognizable. Return to normal tempo before recording a performance, because extreme stretching can make separation traces easier to hear. If you only need a few bars, cut a short practice clip with a little room on either side so you can hear how the phrase enters and resolves.

Compare the same passage in the original, the backing, and the isolated stem. Check a quiet section and a dense section with overlapping instruments. Listen for guitar left in the backing or other instruments in the guitar stem. If a little guitar is useful as a cue, open Adjust the mix and bring the guitar up just enough to follow the entrance.

Start with the cleanest version you already have and avoid repeated lossy conversions. Saving a damaged recording as WAV does not restore the detail it lost. Excessive EQ, clipping or added reverb before separation can make the task harder. Keep the original and work on a copy so later comparisons remain meaningful. For a layered recording, write down which guitars are playing before relying on the extracted file. A doubled rhythm part may sound like one thick performance, while a harmony solo may contain two lines. The guitar remover groups those sounds together; careful listening still determines how many parts you need to learn.

Each file can be up to 25 minutes long. The uploader checks file size before processing, and you need Pro or Pro+ access to separate guitar. The result includes both WAV downloads. The two WAV files line up with each other. In a multitrack editor, put both at the same start time so you can switch between them without losing your place.

No. This is cloud separation: audio is uploaded for processing on external infrastructure. Browser playback, comparison and some exports happen locally after the results arrive, which does not make the separation itself offline. Check the Privacy Policy before submitting sensitive material, and use an appropriate local workflow if audio must stay entirely on your device. Download useful outputs while available; temporary results and cached repeats are not a permanent archive.

Separation changes the balance of a recording, not its ownership or the permissions attached to it. Use material you own or are otherwise entitled to adapt, and arrange the permissions needed for your intended publication. A separated result does not include a licence to a commercial song, performance or soundtrack. For your own project, keep the source, an untouched separation and a separate delivery copy. Listen again in the complete mix before sharing; an acceptable rehearsal reference may reveal artefacts when exposed alone.