
Instrumental Remover
Try the instrumental remover on a real mix
Each of these is a full arrangement, which is exactly the material that shows whether an extracted vocal holds up.
Who Needs an Instrumental Remover
Who needs one side of a mix on its own

Musicians & Singers
A backing track for rehearsal keeps the arrangement and loses the guide vocal, so the room hears the part being practiced.

DJs & Producers
An isolated instrumental gives a remix its bed back, and an isolated vocal drops onto a new one without the old arrangement underneath.

Content Creators
Get instrumental beds for podcasts, videos, and social content while keeping audio clear for every production.
Separate a track in three steps
Upload Your Song
Upload an audio file in MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, AAC or FLAC format, up to 50 MB.
AI Separation
Choose two files - vocals and instrumental - or a full stem split when a single instrument has to come out on its own.
Download Your Stems
Export the instrumental or the vocal as MP3, ready for the next session.
What the instrumental remover actually does

Two modes off one upload
Take the vocal and instrumental as a pair, or split the backing into drums, bass and the rest.
Preview before you export
Hear each part in the browser and download only the side you need.
Output lands as MP3
Separated parts come back as MP3, ready for rehearsal or an edit.
An extracted vocal keeps its effects
Delay and reverb printed into the original mix travel with the vocal, so it is rarely as dry as a studio take.
What an instrumental pass gives you
One upload, both sides
The vocal and the instrumental.
Split further and you get vocals, drums, bass and the rest.
MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, FLAC and AAC.
The ceiling on one upload.
Where Instrumental Remover results go next
Instrumental Remover FAQ
Answers for creators using Instrumental Remover for vocal removal, stem splitting, karaoke, remixing, and clean audio exports.
Strip the instrumental
Keep the voice and drop what was playing behind it.