Tracks and mix

CueWee builds a flexible mixing session for bands to rehearse with, program in-ears, or take tracks to the stage. Every song is split into individual stems, with click track and voice guide generated automatically.

Base instruments (all plans)

Every processed song includes the 5 base instruments:

• Vocals — lead voice
• Drums — full kit
• Bass — bass instruments
• Guitars
• Piano

On the free trial and on Starter, these 5 are the instruments you get: every song is separated into them, and nothing beyond them can be separated on those plans.

Pro includes the same 5 and unlocks every other instrument on the platform, listed below.

More instruments (Pro)

The Pro plan unlocks all instruments available on the platform. Depending on the song, you can separate:

• Vocals: lead vocal + backing, male/female vocal, multi-singer, choir, SATB choir, Crowd (audience)
• Drums: full kit or 5 tracks (kick, snare, toms, hi-hat, cymbals)
• Guitars: electric/acoustic guitars, lead/rhythm
• Piano: acoustic or digital
• Keys: synthesizer, organ, accordion
• Strings: violin, viola, cello, double bass, harp
• Winds: saxophone, flute, trumpet, trombone, clarinet, and more
• Percussion: congas, timpani, tambourine, bells, and others
• FX, synthesizers, and effects

The instrument list may change — we may add new separation models or remove rarely used models at CueWee’s discretion. Songs that have already been processed keep the instruments they were processed with, regardless of changes to the list.

Learn how to use Extend Stems to add more instruments to a song that has already been processed, without reprocessing it from scratch.

Click track (all plans)

• Created automatically with subdivisions and counts.
• Locked to the generated tempo map (including ritardandos or accelerations).
• Export with or without downbeat accents.
• Send it to the drummer’s mix, or keep it only at the front-of-house desk — whichever suits your setup.

Voice guide (all plans)

• A natural voice announces sections (intro, verse, chorus, bridge, solo).
• Optional countdowns for important transitions.
• Available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
• Send it to its own channel or mix it together with the click.

To change the language or voice of the automatic guide, see How to change the automatic guide voice.

You can also record your own spoken guides for any part of the song. See How to create your custom guide.

Don’t need the click or the automatic guide on this song? Both tracks can be deleted from their ⋮ menu, like any other. See Delete a track.

Section and tempo editing

Each song can be adjusted after processing:

• Edit sections on the guide track — split, delete, add a pre-count
• Edit tempo — change the BPM at any point in the song, change the time signature

Removing the crowd from live recordings (Pro)

Crowd noise, also called audience or public noise, can be separated into its own stem so you can mute it and keep only the band. There are two ways to ask for it, and both are Pro.

1. Auto mode: turn on Live recording when you upload the song. CueWee detects the instruments for you and extracts the crowd into its own stem.

2. Manual mode: turn off Auto mode, expand the Vocals group in the instrument selector, and check Crowd. This option is additive, so you can combine it with any other vocal model you already picked.

Either way the finished song gets a separate Crowd track alongside a clean vocal, so muting the audience never takes the lead vocal with it.

💡 Already processed the song without it? Use Extend Stems to add Crowd afterwards, with no need to reprocess from scratch.

Processing and export

• All the processing happens on CueWee’s servers — no DAW required.
• Download stems in WAV (no quality loss) or MP3.
• Export modes: mixdown, L/R export (click and guide on the left, tracks on the right), or individual stems in a ZIP.
• Download as many times as you like.

See the walkthrough in How to export songs.