ZiDynamix

Online AI stem separation

Open the mix and hear its parts again.

Turn a finished song into usable vocal, drum, bass, and other-instrument stems. ZiDynamix makes separation part of the same browser studio you use to clean and master audio.

A mix is not the end

Pull the arrangement apart without rebuilding the session.

A stereo mix can still become raw material. Stem separation creates distinct groups for vocals, drums, bass, and the remaining instruments so you can work with the parts again.

Use those stems to prepare a remix, build a practice version, study an arrangement, create karaoke material, or find a new production direction from an existing song.

Vocals

Bring the lead forward

Create a vocal-focused stem for remixing, rehearsal, alternate arrangements, or closer listening.

Rhythm section

Separate drums and bass

Work with the rhythmic foundation independently when practicing, sampling, balancing, or rebuilding an arrangement.

Other instruments

Keep the rest of the music usable

Gather the remaining musical material into a separate stem instead of treating everything outside the vocal as disposable.

How stem separation works

One upload, four useful perspectives

Start with a full mix and leave with organized parts ready for the next creative task.

  1. 01

    Upload the full mix

    Use the cleanest available version of the song so each source has the best possible starting point.

  2. 02

    Separate the musical groups

    ZiDynamix identifies vocals, drums, bass, and other instruments and returns them as distinct stems.

  3. 03

    Move the stems into your workflow

    Use the separated parts for remixing, practice, sampling, karaoke, editing, or a new arrangement.

Questions

Listen first. Decide clearly.

Which stems does ZiDynamix create?

ZiDynamix separates a full mix into vocals, drums, bass, and other instruments.

What can I do with separated stems?

Common uses include remixing, practice, sampling, karaoke, arrangement study, and building alternate versions of a track.

Do I need the original recording session?

No. Stem separation starts from a finished stereo mix, so the original multitrack session is not required.

Which plans include stem separation?

Stem-separation access and usage differ by plan. The pricing page lists the current allowances.

Your track is the test

Hear what ZiDynamix does with your music.

Start with a preview, compare it with the original, and let the result earn the next step.

Separate a track