This repository contains the Linux build files for StemRoller, an application that allows you to isolate vocals, drums, bass, and other instrumental stems from any song with a single click. Due to GitHub's file size limitations, large files have been moved to external storage.
The application builds are available for download from the following links:
- Download the necessary files from the links above.
- Follow the instructions in the README to set up and run StemRoller on your Linux system.
For more information about StemRoller, visit the official repository.
StemRoller is the first free app which enables you to separate vocal and instrumental stems from any song with a single click! StemRoller uses Facebook's state-of-the-art Demucs algorithm for demixing songs and integrates search results from YouTube.
Simply type the name/artist of any song into the search bar and click the Split button that appears in the results! You'll need to wait several minutes for splitting to complete. Once stems have been extracted, you'll see an Open button next to the song - click that to access your stems!
We also have a Discord server with update announcements and support.
Using StemRoller couldn't be easier - just head to the StemRoller website or the releases page and download the latest version! That bundle includes everything you need to split stems. If, however, you want to get involved in StemRoller development, read on...
Install nodejs npm ffmpeg demucs and electron globally using your preferred package manager.
sudo apt install nodejs npm ffmpeg
pip install demucs
npm install -g electron
git clone https://github.com/stemrollerapp/stemroller.git
cd stemroller
npm i -D
npm run dev
npm run build:svelte && npm run start
npm run build:linux
Your choice of Public Domain (Unlicense) or MIT No Attribution - please read the LICENSE file for more information.