Models
| Mode | Model | Output Stems |
|---|---|---|
| Song Stems | HTDemucs | Vocals, Drums, Bass, Other |
| Drum Elements | DrumSep | Kick, Snare, Cymbals, Toms |
Usage
Open the Command Palette and search
Open the Command Palette (
⌘K) and search for “Separate” or “Split Clip into Stems”.Stem separation only works on audio clips. If a MIDI clip is selected, the command palette will show a hint to select an audio clip instead.
Output
Gridshift creates a group track with one child track per stem, time-aligned with the original clip. The original clip remains unchanged. Each stem track is a regular sample track — you can apply effects, time-stretch, edit in Focus Mode, or use as a sidechain source like any other track.In-Place Stems in the Sample Editor
If you want to mix the stems as a single instrument rather than arrange them independently, generate them inside the Sample Editor instead. The Sample Editor’s Stems mode bakes the same models against the current sample and exposes per-stem volume, mute, and solo controls on a stack of lanes — all on the original track.| Use this flow | When |
|---|---|
| Split Clip into Stems (this page) | You want each stem on its own track for independent arrangement, effects, and routing |
| Stems mode in the Sample Editor | You want to rebalance the parts inside one sample (e.g. lower the vocals on a loop) without adding tracks |

