Backing Track Maker

Every song you upload is divided into five distinct tracks: vocals, instrumental, drums, bass, and other. The instrumental track combines drums, bass, and other. This lets you isolate the exact parts you need for your backing track, whether you play guitar, bass, or drums.

You can hear how your backing track sounds before spending any money. Every split generates a free 30-second preview of all five stems, starting exactly at the 30-second mark. If your uploaded song is under a minute long, the preview will start from the very beginning of the track instead.

You do not have to wait long to start practicing your instrument. The initial 30-second preview usually finishes processing in about one minute. If you decide to process the full track, a typical four-minute song takes about three minutes to split completely into stems on our own servers.

Splitting and previewing tracks are free. You only pay when you download the full stems. Downloading a whole song costs 125 credits, which equals $0.50. A one-time purchase of $5 through FloatPass gives you 1,250 credits, enough to download 10 complete songs with no subscription required.

When you spend your credits to download a song, you receive all five stems in two distinct formats. You get MP3 files encoded at 320 kbps and WAV files at 16-bit, 44.1 kHz. These formats provide clear, detailed audio for your practice sessions or live performances.

Your files remain private. Only the person who uploaded the song can access the stems. Uploads are deleted from our servers after one day, and the separated stems are deleted after seven days. You must have the right to process the audio you upload.

Guitarists can upload a song and use the tool as an instrumental maker. By taking the instrumental stem and removing the original guitar parts, they create a custom track to practice solos and rhythm parts over the original bass and drums.

Bass players can isolate the bass stem to learn complex lines note-for-note. Once they know the part, they can mute the bass stem and play along with the drums, vocals, and guitars, recording their own bass cover to share.

Drummers can upload a track and remove the drums stem. This leaves the vocals, bass, and guitars intact. They can then plug the backing track into their headphones and play their acoustic or electronic kit along with the original band.

Singers who perform at local venues can use the tool as a vocal remover or karaoke maker. They upload their setlist, remove the vocals, and download the instrumental stems to use as backing tracks during their live solo shows.

Singers learning harmony parts can use the tool as an acapella extractor. They isolate the vocal stem to hear the exact notes the original singer is hitting, then practice their own harmonies over the instrumental track.