AI Vocal Isolator Online
Separate the singing voice from a song’s instrumental backing. Upload your recording, preview the isolated vocals and download a vocal track for practice or editing.
Audio & videoVocal + instrumental tracksNo app download
Hear the Voice Behind the Full Mix
Keep the Singing. Separate the Instrumental Backing.
Drums, chords and effects can hide the details you want to hear. AI vocal isolation estimates a singing track from your finished mix, without needing a separate instrumental or the original studio stems.
One song produces two audio tracks. Start with the vocals to hear phrasing, learn a line or prepare an edit.
- Original song → two separate tracks
- Your mixed recording is the source. The separation creates vocal and instrumental results you can download individually.
- Vocals — the singing you want to hear
- The main voice, harmonies and doubled vocals may stay together. This is vocal-versus-instrument separation, not a way to select one singer or guarantee a dry vocal.
- Instrumental — the other side of the mix
- The backing is also available. If you want music to sing over instead, explore Vocal Remover.
What Would You Like to Hear in the Vocal?
Learn a phrase, review a performance or prepare a vocal track for your next edit.
Hear the details the backing track can hide.
Find the phrase you want to learn
Drums and chords can make it harder to hear a singer’s entrance, held notes or the end of a line. Start with a song you have permission to process.
Listen to the singing on its own
Separate the vocal and focus on timing, breathing and expression. Harmonies may remain together; this does not select one singer from a duet.
Repeat the passage
Download the vocal result and open it in Audio Looper to repeat the section you are learning. Keep the original song as a reference.
Focus on the performance inside a full recording.
Start with the recording you have
A rehearsal or performance clip may be your only copy, with the singing and instruments already mixed together. You do not need the original studio stems.
Check entrances and phrasing
Listen to the separated voice alongside the original. Pay attention to when phrases begin and end, without treating every separation artifact as a singing mistake.
Keep a useful reference
Download the vocal for your next practice session. To make a comparison recording of your own, record a new take separately with Voice Recorder.
Give the singing its own place on your timeline.
Recover a working vocal track
When you have a finished mix rather than separate recordings, isolation can provide a starting point for an edit. It cannot recover the exact original studio file.
Preview the parts you will use
Check dense choruses, vocal tails and quiet phrases for instrumental traces or missing detail before choosing your excerpt.
Continue in Audio Editor
Download and import the vocal to trim a passage, adjust its volume or align it with another track. Publishing or remixing still requires the appropriate rights.
How to Isolate Vocals from a Song
Upload a recording, separate the singing and take the vocal track into your next step.
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. The recording is uploaded for cloud processing.
Preview and download the vocals
Listen to the vocal result, check the passages you need and download the track. The instrumental is available separately.
Need lead and backing parts separately? Explore Backing & Lead Vocal Remover. Preparing vocals for a remix or sample? See Acapella Extractor for that workflow.
Vocal Isolator FAQs
Answers about vocal isolation, harmonies, supported files, quality, credits and cloud processing.
What does a vocal isolator do?
It estimates a singing track from a mixed recording and separates it from the instrumental backing. The result is a vocal stem for listening, practice or editing—not the original studio vocal file.
Is vocal isolation the same as acapella extraction?
Both use the same vocal separation capability here. Vocal Isolator focuses on listening to and working with singing; Acapella Extractor presents that output for remixes, mashups and sampling. It is not a different separation model.
Can it isolate one singer from a duet?
No. Standard vocal isolation can keep multiple singers together. Backing & Lead Vocal Remover offers a separate workflow for lead and backing parts, but that is not individual singer identification.
Will backing vocals and reverb remain?
They may remain with the vocal result. Harmonies, doubled voices and vocal effects are often part of the singing in the mix. This workflow does not guarantee a dry lead vocal.
Why can I still hear instruments?
Instruments and voices can overlap in frequency and timing. Dense arrangements, distortion and heavily compressed sources can leave traces or artifacts. Use the clearest source available and preview the sections you intend to use.
Which files can I upload?
Use MP3, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, AAC, M4A or OGG audio, or AVI, MP4, MKV, MOV or M4V video. This entry accepts one file up to 100 MB; account-specific size and duration limits are checked in the app. Video inputs produce separated audio tracks, not an edited video.
Is vocal isolation 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 here does not start a paid separation.
Does the audio stay in my browser?
No. Vocal isolation 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 edit or publish the isolated vocals?
You can download a result and import it into an audio editor. Separation does not grant rights to the recording or composition. Use your own material or obtain the permissions required for publication, sampling or remixing.
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.
Hear the Vocal on Its Own
Start with your song. Separate the singing, listen closely and download a vocal track for practice or editing.
Isolate Vocals