AI Stem Splitter: Separate Vocals and Instrumental

Quick answer

Melody Genie offers Voice + Music separation and Full multitrack separation for any of your songs (from any model) and for audio you upload, inside Genie Studio. Songs made with Suno can also extract one named instrument and return up to twelve lanes. Starter and above; the credit price is shown before each request.

Voice + Music

Two parts: vocals and instrumental (4 credits). Use this for a backing track or a new vocal take.

Full multitrack

Separate tracks such as vocals, drums, bass and other instruments (20 credits). Suno-made songs can return up to twelve lanes; the actual files depend on the source mix.

One instrument

On Suno-made songs, choose a supported instrument such as drums, bass or guitar when only one part needs separate treatment.

Source and access

Any of your songs, or an MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC up to 60 MB that you own or may use. Starter and above. The parts open as tracks in Genie Studio (/ai-music-studio).

Cost and playback

Each separation depth has its own credit cost. Review the action quote before submitting. Audition the returned files before downloading; repeated page visits should check the saved job rather than submit another separation.

DAW check

Import the files at the same timeline origin, compare their durations and listen for bleed, phase changes and reverb tails. A separated stem is not the original isolated studio recording.

Frequently asked questions

Can I separate more than vocals and instrumental?

Yes. Full multitrack splits the song into separate instrument tracks, and Suno-made songs can also extract one named instrument or return up to twelve lanes. Voice + Music remains the two-part option.

Does stem separation work on every model?

Yes, through Genie Studio: songs from any of the seven models, and uploaded audio, can be split into Voice + Music or Full multitrack. Single-instrument extraction and twelve-lane splits are specific to Suno-made songs.

Are twelve stems or artifact-free files guaranteed?

No. Output count and isolation quality depend on the mix and provider. Check the actual returned files and audition them before release.