AI Vocal Remover Online
Remove vocals from a song and keep the instrumental for karaoke, covers and singing practice. Upload audio or video, separate the tracks, then listen and download the version you need.
Audio & videoVocal + instrumental tracksNo app download
Hear the Song Without the Singer
Keep the Music. Make Room for Your Voice.
You want to sing the song—not compete with its original singer. Create an instrumental from your recording instead of searching for a backing version that may use a different arrangement.
One separation returns two audio tracks. Start with the instrumental for singing, and keep the vocal as a reference if you need it.
- Instrumental — your backing track
- Keep the music while reducing the singing. Listen to the chorus, quiet passages and the ends of vocal phrases before downloading the version you will sing over.
- Vocals — a separate reference
- Compare melody, phrasing and entrances without the full instrumental mix. Want singing for a remix or sample? Explore Acapella Extractor.
What Will You Sing Over Your Backing Track?
Make a sing-along version, record your own cover or rehearse without the original voice leading every line.
Sing the version you know, without following the original voice.
Start with your own song file
The karaoke version you find may use a different arrangement or miss the section you love. Use a recording you have permission to process instead.
Keep the instrumental
Separate the singing from the music, then listen through the verses and chorus. Check for vocal traces before using the backing track.
Make room for everyone to sing
Download the instrumental for your sing-along. This creates backing audio, not synchronized lyrics or a karaoke video.
Put your own performance over the music.
Remove the competing performance
Singing over the complete song layers your voice over the original singer. Start by making an instrumental version of the backing.
Record your vocal separately
Download the instrumental, then record your own performance. Use headphones to keep the backing from leaking into your microphone.
Bring both recordings together
Import the backing and your vocal into Audio Editor. Align the clips and balance their volumes before exporting. This is a separate editing step; publishing still requires the appropriate rights.
Learn to lead the song instead of following the singer.
Find where you rely on the original
A lead vocal can carry you through an entrance or a difficult phrase. Without it, the same passage may reveal where you need more practice.
Keep a reference and a backing
Use the original or separated vocal as a reference, then rehearse with the instrumental to work on your own timing and phrasing.
Repeat the section that needs work
Download the backing and open it in Audio Looper to repeat a passage. If needed, use a separate pitch or tempo tool to adapt your practice copy.
How to Remove Vocals from a Song
Start with a song on your device. Finish with a backing track you can listen to, download and sing over.
Upload your song
Choose a supported audio or video file from your device. Review the recording in the app before processing.
Separate vocals and music
Start AI separation. Your file is uploaded for cloud processing.
Download the instrumental
Listen to the backing track and download the result you need. Keep the vocal track too if you want a separate reference.
Want to keep supporting harmonies? Use Backing & Lead Vocal Remover. Need drums, bass or another instrument separately? Explore Stem Splitter.
Vocal Remover FAQs
Answers about instrumentals, vocal traces, karaoke, supported files, credits and cloud processing.
Can I remove vocals and keep the music?
Yes. The vocal remover separates a mixed song into an instrumental and a vocal track. Choose the instrumental for singing practice or karaoke. Results vary, so listen before using it; some vocal traces may remain.
Do I get the isolated vocals too?
Yes. Both vocal and instrumental results are available in the existing separation workflow. The vocal track can be useful as a reference. If your main goal is extracting singing for samples or a remix, use the Acapella Extractor entry.
Can I remove only the lead singer and keep backing vocals?
Standard vocal removal separates the singing from the instrumental; it does not offer precise control over individual singers or vocal roles. Use Backing & Lead Vocal Remover for the dedicated lead-and-harmony separation workflow.
Why can I still hear some singing in the instrumental?
Heavy reverb, delays, layered harmonies and sounds that overlap instruments can leave traces or artifacts. Start with a clear recording and check the chorus, quiet passages and vocal tails. No result is guaranteed to be completely vocal-free.
Does this karaoke maker add lyrics or create a karaoke video?
No. This workflow creates separated audio tracks. It does not fetch lyrics, synchronize text or export a karaoke video. A supported video input is used for its soundtrack; the separation results are audio.
Which files can I upload?
Use MP3, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, AAC, M4A or OGG audio, or AVI, MP4, MKV, MOV or M4V video. This upload entry accepts one file up to 100 MB. Account-specific file-size and duration limits are checked in the app.
Is vocal removal free?
Processing and download access depend on your account allowance. Review the available allowance and required credits in the app before starting. Selecting a file on this page does not start a paid separation.
Does my recording stay in the browser?
No. This AI separation workflow uploads your recording for cloud processing. It is different from AudioMuse’s local audio-editing tools. Review the Privacy Policy before submitting sensitive recordings.
Can I publish a cover using the instrumental?
Vocal removal does not grant permission to use the underlying recording or composition. Use your own recordings or obtain the permissions required for your intended publication and distribution.
How are processing credits calculated?
New-plan rate: 20 credits per started minute per source file, with a minimum of 20 credits to process the full recording. Sufficient eligible credits are required before processing. The available vocal and instrumental outputs for that separation are included; each output file is not charged again. Downloads and repeat downloads of the completed result do not use more credits. Existing subscriptions and previously purchased credits keep their original purchasing power, renewal price and expiry.
How long are my processed files stored?
Processed files are stored for 30 days for paying users. Download the results you want to keep before they expire.
Can reward credits cover processing and downloading?
Eligible new accounts receive 30 welcome credits. Complete the one-time seven-check-in campaign within 14 days to earn 100 credits in total, including the welcome reward. Each reward expires 30 days after it is granted. Rewards can fund enhancement, noise reduction and vocal or instrument separation, including Stem Splitter at its normal per-type rate. Completed results can be downloaded at no extra credit cost, without paid membership. Rewards cannot fund AI mastering, AI mixing or music generation. If eligible rewards cover the task cost, no purchase is needed. Otherwise, rewards can combine with purchased credits.
Make Room for Your Own Performance
Start with the song you want to sing. Separate the vocals, listen to the instrumental and take your backing track with you.
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