CreateSong

Source Track

Up to 10 minutes

Use the finished stereo mix. Each separated part is saved as its own track.

Separation

Change it any time before you start
Remove VocalsAI source separation

AI vocal remover: remove vocals.

Upload a song and get two tracks back: the isolated vocals and a clean instrumental for karaoke, covers, or practice.

How it works

  1. 01

    Add a song

    Upload an audio file or pick a track from My Music.

  2. 02

    Choose the split

    Pull out just the vocals, or break the song into every instrument.

  3. 03

    Play and download

    Each part lands in your workspace as its own track, ready to play or download.

Vocal removal samples

One song, two tracks
  • Before

    Glass Harbor Lights

    Dream pop · female vocals

    3:24
    • Vocals3:24
    • Instrumental3:24
  • Before

    Gravel Road Sunday

    Indie folk · male vocals

    2:28
    • Vocals2:28
    • Instrumental2:28
  • Before

    Matchstick Skyline

    Alternative rock · male vocals

    1:59
    • Vocals1:59
    • Instrumental1:59

Before you upload

For cleaner stems

  • Start from the best file

    A WAV or high-bitrate MP3 separates cleaner. Compression artifacts bleed between stems.

  • Use the full mix

    Upload the finished stereo song. Live recordings and heavy reverb leave more bleed.

  • Pick only what you need

    Karaoke or an a cappella only needs two tracks. Full stems take longer and cost more credits.

Sign in to upload your track and save the stems to your workspace

Hear the AI vocal remover before you try it

One song in, a clean instrumental and an a cappella out

Play the full song, then the vocals and the instrumental it was split into. Each part is its own track, so you can sing over the instrumental or sample the voice.

  • Cover art for Glass Harbor Lights, a sample for the AI vocal remover

    Glass Harbor Lights

    Dream pop · female vocals

  • Cover art for Gravel Road Sunday, a sample for the AI vocal remover

    Gravel Road Sunday

    Indie folk · male vocals

  • Cover art for Matchstick Skyline, a sample for the AI vocal remover

    Matchstick Skyline

    Alternative rock · male vocals

When you need the music without the singer

Need to remove vocals from a song for a karaoke night, a video or a remix? Find the situation closest to yours and see which track to take.

  • A condenser microphone, headphones, a lyric sheet and a glowing pink vinyl record on a wooden desk, set up for a karaoke track

    Singers and karaoke hosts

    You know the song by heart but the only version you have has the original singer on it. You want a karaoke track you can sing over.

    Take the Instrumental, keep the lyrics on screen

    A karaoke track from the song you actually want to sing
  • A phone on a ring-light tripod, a podcast microphone, a camera with a clapperboard and a glowing yellow vinyl record

    Video creators and podcasters

    A track fits your edit perfectly, but the lyrics fight with your voice-over. You need the music to sit underneath you.

    Take the Instrumental and lay your narration on top

    Background music that leaves room for your voice
  • A pad controller, a laptop showing two separate waveforms, headphones and a glowing blue vinyl record

    Producers and remixers

    You hear a vocal line that would work in your own beat, or a groove you want to rebuild under a new topline.

    Take the Vocals as an a cappella, or the Instrumental as a bed

    Two tracks to chop, layer and rework in your DAW
  • A ukulele, a music stand, a metronome, a tablet showing one clean waveform and a glowing mint vinyl record

    Students, teachers and bands

    You are learning a part, or rehearsing without your singer, and you want to hear exactly what the band plays under the voice.

    Take the Instrumental to play along, or the Vocals to learn the melody

    A practice track that plays the way the real arrangement does
Cleaner results

Pick the right track, then give it a good start

Every upload comes back as two tracks. Choose by what you are making, and use these habits to get a cleaner instrumental.

What you are making, which track to take, and a tip for each
I want toTakeGood to know
Sing along or host karaokeInstrumentalKeep the lyrics open on another screen, since the singer is gone from the mix.
Put music under a voice-overInstrumentalLower the level a little so your narration stays in front.
Sample or remix the voiceVocals (a cappella)Drop it on a new beat in your DAW and match the tempo and key.
Learn the melody or harmonyVocals (a cappella)Loop one phrase at a time and sing it back against the instrumental.

Four habits for a cleaner instrumental

  1. Start from the best file you have. A WAV, FLAC or high-bitrate MP3 gives the separation more detail to work with than a low-bitrate rip.
  2. Use the finished stereo mix of the song, not a version that already has effects or a voice-over added on top.
  3. Sparse, clean mixes split most cleanly. Songs with heavy reverb, stacked harmonies or vocal chops can leave a faint trace of the voice, and that comes from the mix.
  4. Listen to the instrumental in the chorus first. If a trace remains there, try another version of the song, such as a studio cut instead of a live one.
Phase cancellation, EQ cuts and an AI vocal remover compared
Way to remove a voiceWhat it doesGood forKeep in mind
Phase cancellationFlips one stereo channel to cancel what sits in the centre.Quick tests on old mixes with a dead-centre voice.Also cancels centred bass and drums, and mono files do not work.
EQ cutTurns down the frequencies where the voice lives.Taking the edge off a voice, not removing it.The singer stays audible and the music loses body.
AI vocal removerLearns what a voice sounds like and splits it from the rest of the song.A karaoke track and an a cappella from one upload.Dense mixes may keep a faint trace, so listen before you use it.

Remove vocals from a song in three steps

  1. 01

    Bring a song

    Upload the track you want to split, or pick one you already made in My Music.

  2. 02

    Choose the split

    Keep Vocals + Instrumental for a karaoke track and an a cappella, or switch to Full Stems for drums, bass and piano too.

  3. 03

    Play, then keep what you need

    Listen to each part in your workspace. Every separated track is saved on its own, ready to download or use again.

What to bring, and what you get back

One song is all you need. Pick the split that fits and the rest is automatic.

Vocal remover inputs, outputs and credits
ItemWhat it doesRange
Source trackThe song to split. Upload a file, or pick one from My Music.Up to 10 minutes and 50 MB
File typesCommon audio files from your phone, DAW or downloads.MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, WEBM, M4A
Vocals + InstrumentalThe voice on one track and everything else on another.10 credits
Full StemsVocals, drums, bass, piano and other, each as its own track.20 credits
What you get backEvery separated part is saved as a track in your workspace.Two tracks, or five with Full Stems

If a split fails, the credits come back to you.

What it can do, and what it can't

Know the edges before you start, so every credit goes toward a song you can use.

What it can do

  • Split a song into a vocal track and an instrumental track.
  • Split into vocals, drums, bass, piano and other with Full Stems.
  • Take a song up to 10 minutes, uploaded or picked from My Music.
  • Save every separated part as a track in your workspace.
  • Give your credits back if a split fails.

What it can't do

  • Pick individual parts such as lead vocals or kick drum. Advanced Stems does that.Split Stems
  • Promise a perfectly clean result. Heavy reverb or dense mixes can leave faint traces.
  • Put a new voice or band on the result by itself. Use the separated track in another tool.Add VocalsAdd Instrumental
  • Decide your commercial rights. Those depend on your plan, so check pricing before you publish.View pricing

Frequently asked questions

An AI vocal remover splits a finished song into two tracks: the vocals on their own, and the instrumental without the singer. You can use either one, or both.
Upload a song or pick one from My Music, keep Vocals + Instrumental selected, and press the button. When it finishes, both tracks are saved to your workspace.
Yes, the instrumental works as a karaoke track. Keep the lyrics on another screen to sing along.
On most songs it is very clean. Dense mixes with heavy reverb or stacked harmonies can keep a faint trace of the voice, so listen to the chorus before you use it.
Yes. Every split returns the vocals as their own track, ready to sample, remix or study.
Choose Full Stems instead. It returns vocals, drums, bass, piano and other, each as its own track.
Up to 10 minutes and 50 MB. MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, WEBM and M4A files work. Higher-quality files usually give a cleaner result.
The tracks carry the rights of the song you started with, so you need permission for it. For plan terms on usage, check the pricing page before you publish.
The credits for that split are returned to you. Try again, or try another version of the song.

Keep the music, lose the singer

Upload a song and let the AI vocal remover give you a clean instrumental and an a cappella in one pass.