Full Brass Section
Captures trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba, and flugelhorn as a unified brass section stem. Ideal for big band arrangements, film scores, and brass-heavy pop productions.
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Extract the entire brass section — including trumpet, trombone, and French horn — in one click.
Preview the isolated stem and the rest of the mix. This player is a live demo of this mode — upload your own track to try it.
Sample separation · Tony Guerrero - If I Could Have It All
Tony Guerrero - If I Could Have It All
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Captures trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba, and flugelhorn as a unified brass section stem. Ideal for big band arrangements, film scores, and brass-heavy pop productions.
Isolating the brass section makes it easy to study voicing, harmonization, and articulation in complex big band or orchestral arrangements — without other sections in the way.
MusiCraft's brass mode is optimized for brass timbres, distinguishing brass from woodwinds and strings far better than a general-purpose stem splitter.
Extract the 'other' stem (everything except brass) to practice your trumpet or trombone part over the full rhythm section — the classic minus-one rehearsal format.
No desktop install. Upload, separate, then solo or mute stems in the browser before you download.
Drop an MP3, WAV, FLAC, or M4A (up to 8 minutes / 100 MB), or pull a file from My Music.
MusiCraft isolates the target stem and returns a complementary mix so you can hear the part alone or practice without it.
Audition each stem in the player, then download WAV or MP3 files for DAW work, practice, or content.
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Isolate buried parts so you can hear voicings and lines clearly before you write them down or learn them by ear.
“I used to fight buried parts with EQ. Isolating the stem first made transcription twice as fast.”
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