Accessing the BandLab Splitter

1. Go to the BandLab Splitter page
2. Drag and drop to import a song, or open the file picker and select an audio file to import
3. Select the number of tracks to split, and the audio file will be analyzed
4. Once your audio file has been analyzed, it will be separated into different tracks

Using the BandLab Splitter

1. Play your song or a specific split track
2. Change the split configuration
3. Adjust the volume of the split tracks
4. Click S to Solo or M to Mute specific tracks
5. Open the stems in the Studio as Audio or MIDI. Selecting MIDI will convert your audio tracks into MIDI tracks
6. Download the stems as Audio or MIDI. Selecting MIDI will convert your audio tracks into MIDI tracks
7. Adjust your track's BPM, Pitch, or Loop sections
8. Import a new song, or Open/Delete previously split songs 

Using Splitter in the Studio

1. Right-click on the region you want to split and click Splitter
2. Allow some time for the audio file to be analyzed and split up into different tracks
3. Once the audio file has been split, you can delete or keep the original region
   
   

Using the Splitter tool

1. Tap the Create button, and tap Splitter
2. Tap Import a Song to open the file picker and select an audio file you'd like to import
3. Allow some time for the audio file to be analyzed and split up into different tracks
4. Once your audio file has been analyzed, you can:

• Listen to the tracks, and tap on S to Solo or M to Mute either the Vocals, Drums, Bass, Guitar, Piano, or Others
• Tap the Loop icon, then set the Left and Right indicators to play the tracks in a loop
• Tap the Studio icon to import the tracks into BandLab's Studio
• Tap the Upload icon to upload the different tracks in a zip file to any file storage service or messaging app of your choice 
• To view the previous songs you've split, tap the Time Rewind icon at the top of your screen

Using the Splitter in the Studio

1. Tap the region you want to split and tap the button
2. Tap Splitter and select the number of tracks to split
3. Allow some time for the audio file to be analyzed and split up into different tracks

4. Once your audio file has been split, you can delete or keep the original region