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BandLab Splitter review

Freemium#22 of 26 in AI Stem Splitters

A focused stem splitter for BandLab users who want quick edits and Studio workflows.

7.1/10Editor score
BandLab Splitter7.1 Visit BandLab

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

BandLab Splitter is an AI-powered tool that analyzes uploaded songs and separates them into selectable stems. It is designed for musicians, producers, and learners who want to isolate vocals, bass, drums, and other instruments for practice, editing, or music production. The Free plan provides four-stem separation to creators with a BandLab account, while member access adds guitar, strings, and piano to create seven-stem separations. Users can solo or mute tracks, adjust stem volume, change pitch, key, and tempo, and loop selected sections.

The pricing structure is straightforward at the plan level. The Free plan covers four-stem splitting. Pro and Max plans include seven-stem separation, faster separation speeds, and MIDI conversion. A 3-day trial is available, and the listed starting price is 14.99. The paid tiers are most relevant for users who need more detailed instrument separation, faster processing, or MIDI output rather than audio-only exports.

BandLab Splitter fits most closely with the BandLab ecosystem. Separated stems can be exported as audio or MIDI, and members can open them directly in BandLab Studio. Access is available on the web, iOS, and Android, which suits creators working across browser and mobile workflows. The 15-minute upload limit makes it better suited to individual songs, practice sections, and focused editing than to longer recordings. Choose it for quick stem work connected to BandLab; choose an alternative if you need longer uploads, broader platform coverage, or separation beyond its available stem configurations.

BandLab Splitter pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free four-stem separation for vocals, bass, drums, and other instruments
    • Pitch, key, tempo, volume, loop, solo, and mute controls
    • Exports audio or MIDI and opens separated stems in BandLab Studio
  • Where it doesn't
    • Uploads are limited to 15 minutes
    • Seven-stem separation requires member access
    • Available through web, iOS, and Android rather than desktop software

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