Split a YouTube video into stems
To split a YouTube video into stems, paste its link into zann. It fetches the audio, separates it into drums, bass, vocals and the rest of the instruments, and plays the four tracks in sync in your browser, each with solo, mute, volume and pan. Free, no account; most songs take about a minute plus the download.
Use it for videos of music you own or are allowed to work with, for your own practice.
Paste a YouTube linkHow it works
Copy a YouTube URL and paste it into the link box on the zann home page. zann downloads the audio (one to three minutes) and runs the separation (about one minute). You get four waveforms to play back in sync.
Other sites that work
SoundCloud, Bandcamp, Suno, and most other sites with public audio also work. If it has a direct link to an audio track, paste it and zann will try.
FAQ
- How do I split a YouTube video into stems?
- Copy the YouTube URL and paste it into the link box on zann. Takes two to four minutes total.
- Is it free?
- Yes. No account, no payment.
- What other sites work?
- SoundCloud, Bandcamp, Suno, and most other public audio sites.
- How long does it take?
- Two to four minutes: one to three to download, about one to split.
- Is it legal?
- Fine for personal use, learning, and practice. Check the original track's terms before distributing anything you make from it.