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DrumSplit vs FL Studio

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FL Studio is one of the most popular DAWs for beat production, and you can check its current feature list for its own stem tools. DrumSplit is a companion web tool that provides 7 files per split that import cleanly into FL Studio's workflow.

At a glance

FeatureDrumSplitFL Studio
Drum separation7 files: kick, snare, hi-hats, toms, cymbals, a drum bus and the music without drumsCheck current options
Price$0.99 per split$99-$499 for DAW
Use caseSeparation toolFull DAW for production
IntegrationExport WAV, import into FL StudioCheck current options
Separation modes3 (Natural, Puncher, Direct)Check current options
PlatformAny browserWindows, Mac

Why DrumSplit wins for most people

FL Studio is a production powerhouse. Check its current feature list for its own stem tools. DrumSplit is the companion tool: upload a song, get 7 files including each kit piece, drag them into FL Studio for sampling, layering and remixing.

What DrumSplit gives up

DrumSplit is a separation tool only. It does not replace FL Studio's synthesis, sequencing, mixing or mastering capabilities. They are complementary tools.

Our take: FL Studio produces beats. DrumSplit deconstructs them. Use both: DrumSplit for sourcing individual drum hits from recordings, FL Studio for building new music with those hits.

Try DrumSplit

Upload a song to the drum splitter & drum stem separator and get 7 files: kick, snare, hi-hats, toms, cymbals, a drum bus and the music without drums. From $0.99 per split. No subscription. Purchased credits never expire.

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