Four-Part Harmony Split
Soprano, alto, tenor, and bass — each separated as a distinct audio stem. Give choir members their own individual practice track without any of the other parts.
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Split choral recordings into four distinct soprano, alto, tenor, and bass voice parts.
Preview soprano, alto, tenor, and bass choir stems. This player is a live demo of SATB Choir Separator — upload your own track to try it.
Sample separation · SATB Choir Demo
SATB Choir Demo
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Soprano, alto, tenor, and bass — each separated as a distinct audio stem. Give choir members their own individual practice track without any of the other parts.
Unlike generic vocal splitters, MusiCraft's SATB mode is optimized for four-part choral recordings — better separation between tightly clustered choral voices.
Choristers can download just their voice part to practice at home, without the distraction of other voices. Directors can assess each part individually for balance and intonation issues.
Isolated SATB stems are invaluable for transcription, arrangement analysis, and music theory teaching. Hear exactly what each voice section is doing in complex harmonic passages.
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.
Session musicians
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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Upload any song and MusiCraft's AI splits it into clean, downloadable stems in seconds. Free credits included on sign-up.
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