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Stem separation
Open Sattari Stem Separator, add an audio file, select the parts you need, and start separation. Preview each result, then download the WAV files or ZIP before leaving the page. Processing happens on your device.
Read guidePractice
Separate the bass and drums, learn a short phrase by ear, and compare it with the full mix. Then mute the bass and play over the remaining stems. Use Studio to align the stems and build your practice backing track.
Read guidePractice
Choose a starter song or import your own audio or score. Review the guide, select a short passage, then enter focused practice. Hear the phrase, find the notes slowly, and build up to playing in time.
Read guideBacking tracks
To make an estimated karaoke backing track, select Drums, Bass and Instruments in Sattari Stem Separator. Download those three WAV files and align their starts in Studio. Instruments alone is not the full backing track: it leaves out bass and drums.
Read guideDrum practice
Separate all four stems. Use Drums as your listening reference, then combine Vocals, Bass and Instruments with aligned starts for an estimated drumless backing track. Play the part yourself and compare your timing with the original drummer.
Read guideSong analysis
Add a song to Sattari Stem Separator and run separation. Its analysis estimates the original song's key and BPM, then analyzes the selected stems. Treat the results as listening clues, not a verified chord chart or transcription.
Read guideAudio workflow
Drop several audio files into Sattari Stem Separator, choose the stem types once, and start the queue. Tracks process one after another on your device. Download individual WAVs, one track's ZIP, or a ZIP of completed tracks before leaving.
Read guideLocal services
Encino musicians can contact Sattari Music in Woodland Hills about instrument repairs, setups and troubleshooting. The shop is at 4881 Topanga Canyon Blvd #202, Woodland Hills, CA 91364. Call (424) 465-3020 to discuss the instrument and arrange a visit.
Read guideBuying guide
Start with the sounds you will use most: hi-hats for timekeeping, a crash for accents and a ride for a sustained pulse. Compare them at your normal playing volume, and budget for stands and protective fittings as well as the cymbals.
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