Stem organization for producers and mix engineersBuilt by Dave Nunes

Drop in your exported stems. Get back a folder that makes sense.

StemStash turns messy stem exports into an organized, ready-to-mix session in minutes. It classifies every stem by instrument, tags BPM and key, and sorts it all into clean folders.

Free Hobby tier included: 10 credits to try it, no card required.

Up to 500

stems per project

Up to 20GB

per project

630K+

training samples behind the model

Used by 750+

industry professionals

Deterministic by design

The same set of stems returns the same classification, BPM, and key on every run. Nothing here is a random guess that changes if you re-upload.

You stay in control

Every detected group, filename, BPM, and key is editable in a review table, with a visible confidence score, before anything exports.

Built for volume

Drag in tens or hundreds of files at once, with resumable uploads and per-file progress.

Output groups

DRUMSBASSMELODYVOCALSFXMASTER

Specification

Input formats
WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP3
Files per project
Up to 500
Max file size
2048 MB
Storage retention
Up to 2 hours after export
Analysis
Deterministic, no per-stem generative call

by Dave Nunes

An hour of renaming stems, gone in seconds.

Every session ended the same way: a folder of kick (3) FINAL_v2.wav and Untitled-1.wav, no tempo, no key. So Dave Nunes built StemStash, a small, real engineering team, reviewed end-to-end with security taken seriously from the first commit. Classification, tempo, and key detection are plain signal processing running on our own servers, not a generative model rewriting your music. Files are encrypted, never used to train anything, and auto-deleted within 2 hours of export.

Secure payments powered by Stripe

Stripe is PCI-DSS compliant, and StemStash never sees or stores your full card number.

Your stems stay private

Encrypted storage, auto-deleted within 2 hours of export. Never used to train AI models.

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Based on 243 verified reviews

See it in action

The same six stems, before and after. Nothing here is uploaded or processed. This is a click-through preview of the real export structure.

Before

  • kick (3) FINAL_v2.wav
  • New Recording 14.wav
  • Untitled-1.wav
  • vocal_take_9_use this one.wav
  • audio_export_bounce_2am.wav
  • Master_v7_ACTUALFINAL.wav

After

Click “Clean up” to preview the organized output.

How the analysis pipeline works

5 stages, per project

01

Classification

Zero-shot audio classification

Matched against dozens of sound categories using the full file, not just a few seconds of it. The same stem always comes back with the same label.

02

Tempo

Onset-based beat tracking, read from the master only

Reads the master file when there is one. Without it, drum and bass stems are cross-checked against each other for a number worth trusting.

03

Key

Chroma pitch-class correlation

Matched against major and minor key profiles. Drums, FX, and silent stems are left out of the calculation entirely.

04

Master detection

Evidence-based, never volume alone

Found from filename, confidence, and duration together, never just picked as the loudest file.

05

Silence

Peak-based level analysis

Flagged by peak level across the whole file. A few sparse hits won't get mistaken for silence.

Stop renaming stems by hand.

Drop in your next export and get back a folder that’s already organized, in minutes, not the rest of your evening.

Files live in a private, ownership-checked storage area and are auto-deleted within 2 hours of export. Never used to train AI models, by us or anyone else.