STEMS
IN
SERATO
STUDIO

Unlock your sound
Serato Studio’s new stem separation technology delivers infinite possibilities for sampling and unique sound creation.
Unlock the acapella, melody, bassline and drum stems from a track with a click, then flip, layer and chop them to create brand new sounds in seconds.
With Serato Stems and Studio’s powerful sampler, you finally have freedom to sample the way you’ve always wanted to.
Studio’s seamless, all-in-one, audio separation workflow allows you to effortlessly experiment with newly unlocked sounds to create entirely new high-quality masterpieces. It’s sampling that sounds so great, it needs to be heard to be believed.
- Acapellas, Drum Breaks, Melodies and Basslines in one click.
- The single biggest breakthrough in sampling technology since the digital sampler.
- Powered by Serato's one-of-a-kind machine-learning algorithm, Serato Stems provides unbeatable sound quality and performance.
TRY STEMS IN STUDIO
Available now in Serato Studio 2.0
Stay in your flow and unlock new creative possibilities in just a few clicks.
Watch this tutorial to learn
how you can get the most out of Stems and streamline your production workflow.


Want the acapella? Finger snap – it's that quick.

Stems is insane. New level unlocked.

There are endless possibilities because of Stems.
TRY STEMS IN STUDIO
Available now in Serato Studio 2.0
FAQs
Stems is a free feature of Serato Studio. Please also note that a license to use the Stems feature only applies to the use of the feature and does not cover the material that it is being applied to. If you are applying the stems function to copyrighted material then please make sure you obtain the proper authorization from the rights owner first.
Yes, Serato Studio's existing 'Export With Stems' functionality can be used. This will export each Deck and Track from your Serato Studio Project as individual audio files. Again make sure you have all necessary rights cleared before you export your Serato Studio Project if it includes anyone else's copyrighted material.
At this stage, Stem settings apply to the Deck as a whole. If you want to use different Stems from the same song simply duplicate the Deck (or load the audio file to a new one) and apply different Stem settings.