How-to guide
How to separate drums from a song on Windows
DrumSplit works in Chrome, Edge and Firefox on Windows — no desktop software to install, no GPU requirements. The processing happens on our servers.
Windows users often use Audacity, FL Studio or Ableton for audio work. DrumSplit's output stems are standard 24-bit WAV files that import into any Windows DAW without conversion.
Step-by-step
- Open drumsplit.io in your browser. Chrome, Edge, Firefox — all work. No extensions needed.
- Drop your audio file onto the upload area. Drag from Explorer. MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, AIFF and OGG are all supported.
- Choose your mode. Natural, Puncher or Direct depending on your material.
- Pay $0.99. Card or Google Pay. Credits never expire and work across all MusicSplit tools.
- Download the stems. The zip downloads to your Downloads folder. Extract 6 WAV files — kick, snare, hi-hats, toms, cymbals and drumless music.
Tips for better results
- FL Studio users: drop the stems directly into the Channel Rack for immediate use.
- For batch processing, upload up to 10 files at once from a single folder.
- If your antivirus blocks the download, whitelist drumsplit.io in your browser settings.
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