StemConsole / Isolate the Piano from Any Song

Isolate the Piano from Any Song

Piano on its own stem is a paid feature: it needs Full Separation, which is Pro (US$6.99 a month) or a US$1.99 credit for one song. The free plan splits songs into vocals, drums, bass and other, and piano stays inside “other” there. With Full Separation you can solo the piano to hear every chord and voicing, or mute it and play the part yourself over the rest of the band.

Isolate Piano
Free to try · No watermarks · No install

How it works

1

Upload the song

The track you're learning: MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A, AAC or WMA, up to 200MB.

2

Choose Full Separation

Six stems: piano, guitar, drums, bass, vocals and other. This is the Pro model; one credit ($1.99) unlocks it for a single song.

3

Solo it, or mute it

Solo piano to study the part; mute it to take the player's seat.

Built for a tricky stem

Piano is a wide, harmonically rich instrument that shares frequencies with guitars, strings and vocals, which makes it one of the trickier stems to isolate cleanly. That’s exactly why the engine matters: StemConsole’s full-separation model is a state-of-the-art AI engine, so you get a piano stem that is ready for learning and transcription. Every split opens in the mixer, so you hear the result on your track before you download. Uploading is free and the free 4-stem split lets you hear the separation on your track; piano stays inside the “other” stem there. Putting it on its own fader takes Full Separation: one credit for $1.99, or Pro.

Most stem splitters hand you a zip file and wave goodbye. StemConsole opens your stems in a live mixing console in the browser: every stem gets its own channel strip with solo, mute and volume, real waveforms, and sample-peak metering. Audition the separation before you download a thing, blend stems to taste, and bounce your own custom mix.

Under the hood it runs a state-of-the-art AI separation engine on dedicated GPUs, so you get studio-grade quality in seconds, with nothing to install.

Learn the part, transcribe it, play along

Learning a piano part? Solo the stem, loop it and, with Pro, slow it down in the original key: hear every chord voicing and fill clearly. Transcribing? Isolate the keys instead of guessing through a busy mix. A pianist yourself? Mute the piano and play your own part with the real band behind you.

Frequently asked questions

How do I hear just the piano from a song?

Upload the track, choose Full Separation, then solo the piano channel in the built-in mixer. Loop a passage, slow it down with Pro, or download the piano on its own (MP3, or WAV with Pro).

Can I remove the piano to play along myself?

Yes: mute the piano channel and bounce the mix. The rest of the arrangement plays on while you take the keys.

How clean is the piano separation?

Piano shares frequencies with other harmonic instruments, so dense mixes will show some artefacts, but StemConsole's full-separation engine is a state-of-the-art AI model that handles it well. Always audition in the mixer first.

Is isolating the piano free?

Uploading and hearing the free 4-stem split (vocals, drums, bass, other) costs nothing, but piano sits inside “other” there. Piano on its own fader needs Full Separation: one credit for $1.99 (credits never expire) or Pro at $6.99 a month or $49 a year, which also adds WAV downloads and the practice tools. For a per-song versus per-minute pricing comparison, see StemConsole vs StemSplit.

Does it isolate other instruments too?

Yes. Full Separation returns piano, guitar, drums, bass, vocals and 'other' as six independent stems, with Pro or one credit.

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