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Stemelo review

Freemium#24 of 26 in AI Stem Splitters

A focused web tool for free four-stem separation and practice-track creation.

6.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Stemelo is a browser-based AI audio service for musicians, producers, singers, drummers, DJs, and creators who need to separate songs into vocals, drums, bass, and other instruments. Its focused workflows also cover vocal removal, isolated vocal output, drum removal, bass isolation, instrumental creation, karaoke tracks, and drumless practice tracks. Users upload MP3 or WAV files, preview separated results online, and export eligible tracks without installing desktop software.

The free plan makes Stemelo accessible for lightweight testing: it includes three free uploads, 60-second previews, and one free export after signup. Pro Monthly costs $9.9 per month, while Pro Annual costs $58.8 per year; the published plans show the same core paid additions on both tiers: AI stem tools, full-length tracks, full-length MP3 exports, and private project history. The annual plan is the lower-cost paid option when viewed over a full year, while monthly billing offers a shorter commitment.

Stemelo fits users who want a straightforward four-stem workflow and specific outputs such as karaoke, instrumentals, or practice tracks. The main trade-offs are its web-only format, MP3-only export documentation, and track-length limits: signed-in uploads can run up to 15 minutes, while guest uploads are limited to five minutes. It is a sensible choice for song-focused separation and isolated-part workflows, but users needing desktop software, broader export formats, or longer source files should consider an alternative.

Stemelo pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Separates songs into vocals, drums, bass, and other instruments
    • Creates karaoke, instrumental, and drumless practice tracks
    • Offers a free plan with three uploads and one export after signup
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-only workflow with no desktop installation
    • Exports are documented as MP3, limiting format choice
    • Tracks are limited to 15 minutes for signed-in uploads

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