Upload a song and AI will separate the drums from it: a drumless track to play along with, and the drums on their own.
Preview your file first. When you press start, it is uploaded privately and an AI model separates it on our servers, which can take a few minutes. The price depends on the length of the audio and is shown on the button before you start; if separation fails, the credits are refunded automatically. Play and download each track here, or find them later in your generation history.
Up to 50 MB / 10 minutes per file · 20 credits per minute (rounded up, 2-minute minimum)
or drop it here
MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC and other common audio formatsYou also get vocals, bass and other instruments as separate stems. The drumless track is mixed from them in your browser, so your generation history keeps the stems.
Your file is uploaded only when you press start. Only your account can open it, and it is shared only with the AI model provider that separates it.
Pick a track you have the rights to and preview it here.
Sign in and start: the drums are split from the band.
Save the drumless track, the drums and the other stems.
A drum remover takes a finished song and lifts the drum kit out of the mix. AI drum isolation estimates the kick, snare, toms and cymbals as one drum stem.
Remove drums from a song and you get the band without its drummer: a drumless backing track to play along with on your own kit, at the original tempo and key.
Need the beat instead? The same split gives you the drums on their own, so you can study a groove, transcribe a fill or start a remix from the original drum stem.
A song without drums, or drums without the song, opens up practice, study and new music.
Play along to the drumless track on your own kit while the guitars, bass and vocals stay in place: the closest thing to rehearsing with the band.
Solo the isolated drums to hear exactly where the kick lands, how the ghost notes sit and what the hi-hat does in each part of the song.
Record yourself drumming over the drumless version for a cover video. The song's copyright still applies, so check the platform's rules first.
Drop the original beat and program your own, or move a song into another genre by building a new drum part around the drumless stems.
Lift a drum break out of a dense mix as its own stem instead of sampling the full song. Clear the sample with the rights holders before release.
Remove drums from a track you are licensed to use and it sits more quietly under a voiceover or slideshow, while the melody still sets the mood.
All three change how loud the drums are. Only AI separation takes them out of the mix and leaves the rest playable.
| Compare | AI drum remover | Stem splitter | EQ or filters |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A drumless track plus the drums | Four stems to mix yourself | The whole song, drums a bit quieter |
| Drumless version | Ready to play and download | Mix three stems in the audio mixer | Not possible, the drums stay audible |
| Isolated drums | Yes, as their own file | Yes, as the drum stem | No, every part stays together |
| Other instruments | Kept, with some faint bleed | Kept, with some faint bleed | Bass, vocals and guitar get cut too |
| Cost | 20 credits per minute, 2-minute minimum | 20 credits per minute, 2-minute minimum | Free in most audio editors |
| Best for | Drum practice and drum covers | Remixes, DJ edits and sampling | Taming leftover cymbal wash |
Drum separation works best on a clean source. These habits leave less cymbal wash and fewer artifacts in both files.
Use a WAV, FLAC or high bitrate MP3. Low bitrate files blur cymbals into guitars and vocals, and no separation can undo that.
Kick, snare and toms come out cleanly. Hi-hats and crash cymbals overlap with other sounds, so a faint wash can stay in the drumless track.
On stage the drums leak into every microphone, so studio mixes split more cleanly than concert recordings or phone videos of a show.
Listen to the loudest chorus and the big fills on headphones. That is where leftover drums and small artifacts show up first.
Run the original song through the BPM finder before you practice, so you know the starting tempo and can set a click to match it.
Load the drumless track into the pitch changer to practice at 75 percent speed without changing the key, then work back up to full tempo.
What to know about drumless tracks, drum isolation, sound quality and your files.
A drum remover, also called a drum extractor or drum isolator, uses AI to separate the drums from the rest of a finished song. You get two results from one run: a drumless track with everything except the drums, and the isolated drums on their own.
Choose the song on this page, sign in and start the separation. The AI splits it into vocals, drums, bass and other stems, and your browser mixes everything except the drums into one drumless track. Play it here and download it as a WAV file.
Choosing and previewing a song is free. Removing the drums uses AI separation online, which needs an account and 20 credits per started minute of audio (2-minute minimum) from a plan or credit pack. There are no free signup credits, and failed runs are refunded automatically.
Yes. Every run gives you both: the drumless track and the drums on their own. Use the isolated drums to study a groove, transcribe a fill or build a remix around the original beat. Vocals, bass and other instruments come back as separate stems too.
Kick, snare and toms usually separate well, because they are loud, short and distinctive. Cymbals and hi-hats overlap with guitars and vocals, so a faint wash can stay in the drumless track. Clean studio mixes and lossless files give the best results.
No. The drumless track keeps the original tempo and key, so it lines up with the song bar for bar. To practice slower, open it in the pitch changer, which changes speed without changing pitch, and use the BPM finder to learn the starting tempo.
Removing the drums does not remove the copyright in the song or the recording, so publishing a cover that uses the original audio usually needs permission, and platforms may claim or mute it. Practicing at home with music you own is the low-risk case. This is not legal advice.
Drum separation does not run in your browser. When you press start, your file is uploaded to our server and an AI model provider, used only to process your request, and only your account can open the results. The drumless mix itself is made in your browser.
Choose a track, sign in and get a drumless version plus the isolated drums in a few minutes.
