Listen to a vocal apart from the mix
Use the returned vocal track when that is the part you need to review separately.
Vocal Remover.
Upload a finished track or choose one from My Songs. We return a private vocal and instrumental pair, ready to use together.
One source, two listening paths.
The tool always returns vocals and instrumental, so the only setup decision is the source you want to split.
- 01
Choose an eligible song from My Songs or upload audio you have permission to use.
- 02
Submit the two-track separation without choosing an additional mode.
- 03
Find the private vocals and instrumental results beside the source in My Songs.
One source becomes two usable tracks.
Vocal Remover makes the simple split: a lead vocal track and a backing track, both kept private beside the original in My Songs.
- Input
- MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, or OGG up to 100MB.
- Output
- One Vocal track and one Instrumental track.
- Access
- Available with an active paid plan.
Your original song
Source track · private
Vocals
Isolated vocal track
Instrumental
Backing track without lead vocal
Hear the split from the same source.
Play the original, then move between the vocal and instrumental. Every preview opens in the shared bottom player so the comparison stays in one place.
Dense layers and heavy vocal effects can leave light artifacts. Only process audio you have the rights or permission to use.
Know the split before you submit.
Vocal Remover is deliberately a simple two-track operation. The useful decision is choosing the right source and choosing the right split for your next task.
- 01
Choose the original song you want to split. There is no separation mode to configure: this tool always returns a vocal and instrumental pair.
- 02
Use the three-track listening test above to understand the kind of comparison the result supports: original, vocals, and instrumental from one source.
- 03
If you need drums, bass, guitar, piano, or other parts individually, choose Stem Splitter instead of asking this two-track tool to do a different job.
Need drums, bass, or more parts on their own?
Vocal Remover is for a clean two-track split. Use Stem Splitter when you need a fuller arrangement breakdown.
When two tracks are the useful result.
Vocal Remover is for a focused vocal-versus-instrumental split. Choose Stem Splitter when you need more individual parts.
Work against an instrumental
Choose the instrumental result when a two-track backing workflow is the actual next task.
Decide whether two tracks are enough
This split is deliberately simpler than six stems, so it is useful when you do not need drums, bass, or instruments alone.
Compare one source in three ways
Use the original, vocals, and instrumental listening relationship to understand the completed result.
Questions before you split vocals.
What source audio can I use?
Upload MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, or OGG audio up to 100MB, or choose an eligible song from My Songs.
What does Vocal Remover return?
Vocal Remover returns one private Vocals track and one private Instrumental track, kept beside the original source in My Songs.
Will the separation always be perfectly clean?
Dense layers and heavy vocal effects can leave light artifacts. Only process audio that you own or have permission to use.
When should I choose Stem Splitter instead?
Choose Stem Splitter when you need vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and other material as separate results.