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Professional rehearsal tool for musicians. Control stems independently with precision mixing controls.
Downloading stems for seamless playback
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Each song is made up of individual audio stems — separate tracks for vocals, drums, bass, keys, and more. When you select a song, all stems are downloaded to your device first and decoded for sample-accurate synchronisation. This means every stem starts at exactly the same moment, with zero drift — no matter how long you play.
The brief loading screen you see is this download happening. Once loaded, playback is instantaneous and rock-solid throughout the song.
Each stem has its own volume bar — drag left or right to adjust. Tap the pan dot next to any stem to reveal a left/right pan slider. Use the stem presets dropdown to quickly mute common combinations (e.g. no vocals for a full backing track).
The A–B loop button lets you set a section to repeat — perfect for nailing a tricky passage in rehearsal. The speed control lets you slow down or speed up playback without affecting pitch.
Sonic Artistes curates songs into themed collections — Best of British, Legends Live, Dance Anthems, and more. Browse any theme from the sidebar to see its full song list. You can drag rows to reorder songs within a theme, and save that order as a personal setlist.
Tap My Setlists in the sidebar tab, then + New to create a setlist. Songs can be added one at a time using the + Add to Setlist button on any song row, or in bulk using + Add All to Setlist at the top of any theme view.
Setlists are saved locally in your browser — they persist between sessions and can be exported as a JSON file to back up or share with bandmates, then re-imported using the ↑ Import button.
When viewing a setlist, each song has an Auto-Follow toggle. With it on, the player automatically advances to the next song the moment the current one finishes — ideal for running through a full set without touching the screen.
Auto-Follow can be turned on or off per song, so you can pause the flow at specific points in the set (for intros, banter, or key changes) while letting the rest run automatically.
During the final 20 seconds of any setlist song, the player silently downloads and decodes the next song in the background. When the track ends, the next one is already in memory — so the transition is near-instant rather than waiting for a fresh download.
Preloading works whether or not Auto-Follow is enabled, so even manual advances at the end of a song feel immediate.
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