Unmix · StemStudio — free online stem separation

Isolate the bassline.
Right in your browser.

Lift the bass out of the mix as its own track, so a line buried under the kick becomes easy to follow.

Bass extractor tool

Free in your browser · instant

Your audio is never sent anywhere. Everything is processed inside your browser.

Highlights

Bass on its own track

The 4stem and 6stem models export bass independently of the rest of the mix.

Buried low end, audible

Separated from the kick and the rest, the pitch is followable even on laptop or phone speakers.

Bassless practice track

Mute the bass, export the mix, and you have a track to play your own part over.

No upload

Everything happens inside your browser.

When to use it

  • Transcribing a bassline by ear
  • Playing along to a mix with the bass removed
  • Working out the chord progression from the root notes
  • Sampling the low end of a track

Three simple steps

1
Choose a file

Drag & drop an MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or video, or click to select.

2
Pick a model and start

Standard is enough for bass extractor. Choose 4stem or 6stem to split the instruments out.

3
Adjust and export

Preview and adjust each part, then download what you need as WAV.

Bass extractor — frequently asked questions

Which model isolates the bass?

4stem splits into vocals, drums, bass and other, and lets you save the bass track as WAV. Use 6stem if you want guitar and piano on their own tracks too.

Is the extracted bass in tune with the original?

Yes — the separated audio is exported as-is, so pitch and timing match the original performance. Where the bass overlaps the kick in frequency you may hear some bleed; 6stem is worth trying in that case.

What you can do

Up to six parts

Not just vocals and backing — pull out drums, bass, guitar and piano on their own.

No sign-up needed

No account, no install. Just open the page and choose a file.

For karaoke and transcribing

Remove vocals to make a backing track, or isolate just the vocals. Great prep for practice or production.

Preview and adjust before export

Try each part’s volume and mute right there, then save only what you need as WAV.

What is 6-stem?

It means automatically splitting one song into six parts. Here is what each one is:

VocalsThe sung/lead voice part.
DrumsPercussion such as kick, snare and hi-hats.
BassThe low-end string/bass part.
GuitarElectric and acoustic guitar.
PianoKeyboard/piano parts.
OtherBacking elements that don’t fall into the categories above.

How to use

1
Choose a file

Drag & drop an MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or video, or click to select.

2
Pick a model

Not sure? Take Standard, the recommended one. In a hurry, take Fast; to split by instrument, take 4stem or 6stem.

3
Listen and export

Play and adjust each part, then save just what you need as WAV.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free? Do I need to sign up?

It’s completely free with no account needed. Just open the page and pick a file.

Is the song I choose sent anywhere?

No. All separation happens entirely inside your browser.

Which file formats are supported?

MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC and OGG, plus the audio track of video files.

Which model should I pick?

If you are unsure, take Standard — the one marked Recommended. Pick Fast when speed matters most, 4stem or 6stem to split out drums, bass and the rest, or High Quality when you want the best result and can wait. Every card shows what comes back and roughly how long it takes.

How long does it take?

It depends on the model and your device. Fast handles a 3-minute song in well under a minute; Standard takes a few minutes. Each card shows an estimate for your device before you start, and you can keep working in other tabs meanwhile.

Can I use it on a phone?

Yes. On iPhone and Android, Fast splits vocals from the backing track. Models that need more memory than your device has are shown as unavailable, with the reason.

Please only use audio you own the rights to, or that you are otherwise permitted to use.