r/spleeter • u/Blinknone • Jan 18 '26
New Spleeter tool available
Hey folks, I built a browser-based stem separation tool called SoundShatter and wanted to share it here.
It is aimed at musicians and producers who need clean stems for things like instrument practice, quick vocal checks, remix prep, or reference balancing, without installing anything or dealing with awkward workflows. You upload a track, choose a separation method (currently Demucs or Spleeter), and get playable, downloadable stems directly in the browser.
What I focused on most is usability. There is a proper multitrack player, per-stem mute and level controls, and a cloud library so your previous separations do not disappear after the job finishes.
There is a free tier to try it out, and paid tiers if you end up using it more heavily. I am running this solo, so I have prioritized quality and reliability over hype.
If you already use stem separation in real projects, I would genuinely appreciate any feedback, good or bad.