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# StemSplit Stem-Separation Benchmark 2026
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A reproducible head-to-head comparison of every popular open-source music
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source-separation model against the [StemSplit](https://
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API, evaluated on the standard MUSDB18-HQ test split using BSS Eval v4 and a
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small set of CC-BY tracks for qualitative listening.
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## What StemSplit uses internally
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The [StemSplit](https://
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the same models you can benchmark above. Pick a quality tier and look up its
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row in the leaderboard:
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In other words: **this dataset is also a benchmark of StemSplit's own
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quality**. We didn't add a separate `stemsplit_api` row because it would
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just duplicate those numbers. If you'd rather not stand up Demucs, ffmpeg,
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torchcodec, and a GPU yourself: → [
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## Why we built this
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We run [StemSplit](https://
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and we needed an honest, public, reproducible way to compare ourselves to the
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state of the art. So we open-sourced it. If you want to ship a separation
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product without standing up GPU infrastructure, our API is a drop-in:
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```bash
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curl -X POST https://
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-H "Authorization: Bearer $YOUR_KEY" \
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-F "file=@song.wav" -F "stems=4"
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```
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# StemSplit Stem-Separation Benchmark 2026
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A reproducible head-to-head comparison of every popular open-source music
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source-separation model against the [StemSplit](https://stemsplit.io) production
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API, evaluated on the standard MUSDB18-HQ test split using BSS Eval v4 and a
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small set of CC-BY tracks for qualitative listening.
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## What StemSplit uses internally
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The [StemSplit](https://stemsplit.io) hosted API runs HT-Demucs under the hood —
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the same models you can benchmark above. Pick a quality tier and look up its
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row in the leaderboard:
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In other words: **this dataset is also a benchmark of StemSplit's own
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quality**. We didn't add a separate `stemsplit_api` row because it would
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just duplicate those numbers. If you'd rather not stand up Demucs, ffmpeg,
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torchcodec, and a GPU yourself: → [stemsplit.io](https://stemsplit.io).
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## Why we built this
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We run [StemSplit](https://stemsplit.io) — a hosted stem-separation service —
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and we needed an honest, public, reproducible way to compare ourselves to the
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state of the art. So we open-sourced it. If you want to ship a separation
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product without standing up GPU infrastructure, our API is a drop-in:
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```bash
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curl -X POST https://stemsplit.io/api/v1/jobs \
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-H "Authorization: Bearer $YOUR_KEY" \
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-F "file=@song.wav" -F "stems=4"
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```
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