r/Singing: Stem Split Spotify/YouTube Vocals and Practice for Reddit Feedback

Import the song into SONGTAKE (e.g. via screen record capturing system audio, then import the file). Use SONGTAKE's AI stem splitting to separate vocals from the rest—mute the vocal stem for an instrumental, or isolate the vocal to study and practice.

Reddit feedback is most helpful when your voice is clear. Stem splitting lets you sing over a clean backing (no original vocal) or submit a clear vocal take. You're not buried in the mix—so commenters can actually critique your singing.

No. You can stem split any song you can play from Spotify or YouTube. Import into SONGTAKE, split stems, and practice or post for r/Singing without paying for karaoke or instrumentals.

Yes. Isolate the original vocal to learn the part, then mute it and record yourself singing over the backing. Export your vocal (with or without backing) and post that to r/Singing for feedback.

Use your device's screen recorder to capture the audio while the song plays (Spotify, YouTube, etc.), then import that recording into SONGTAKE. SONGTAKE can extract the audio and you can stem split it from there.

Reddit optimizes for intelligible audio and non-promo vibes. When your vocal is isolated or clearly on top of a stem-split backing, people can actually critique support, pitch, and phrasing. Muddy or buried vocals get fewer, vaguer comments.

Frame your post as a work in progress: say what you're unsure about (e.g. breath support, high notes) and that you want thoughts on technique, not praise. A stem-split take + honest ask reads as feedback-seeking, which Reddit rewards.

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