MP3 is the default format. WAV needs no conversion; other formats use the local browser converter.
The separator processes the track in your browser and may download audio engine components.
This audio combines a synthetic voice with an original melody. Compare the full mix, vocals and instrumental. Some sound can bleed between tracks, especially with effects or instruments close to the voice.Try an EditFull example
How to use
- Choose a song or audio file.
- The separation starts automatically; wait for the vocals and instrumental tracks.
- Adjust each track volume, preview the mix and download the mix or individual tracks.
What this tool does
Create vocal, instrumental or custom-mix versions of a song, preview both synchronized tracks and control their volumes independently.
Worked example
In a live recording, vocals overlap guitar, keyboards and room reverb. Reducing the voice for practice can also change the sound of those instruments.
Limits that affect the result
Vocal remnants, echo and artifacts may remain. This is not a promise of independent studio stems or a replacement for the original multitrack session.
Formats and limits
MP3, WAV, AAC, M4A and compatible formats
Very large files can take longer and depend on the memory available on the device.
Tips for a better result
- Use clean audio when quality matters.
- Preview the result before downloading.
- Keep the original for comparison.
Frequently asked questions
How long does separation take?
It depends on the audio duration and the device. Longer files can take more time.
Can I create karaoke or acapella?
Yes. Mute vocals for karaoke, or mute instrumental to hear and download the isolated vocal.