TrackStemLab

AI KARAOKE MAKER

Turn any song into
a karaoke track

Upload the original song and get a karaoke-ready backing track with the lead vocals removed. Perfect for parties, practice and performances.

Try it free — you get a pack of minutes right after signing up, and more free minutes every day to put the service to the test.

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload the original song

    Any common audio format works — mp3, wav, flac and more, up to 30 minutes per track.

  2. 2

    AI strips the vocals

    A neural network separates the lead vocals from the music, keeping drums, bass and instruments intact.

  3. 3

    Download your karaoke track

    Get the vocal-free instrumental to sing over — one click, ready to play.

Keeps the full mix

Unlike EQ-based vocal removers, AI separation preserves the stereo image and instruments of the original song.

One-click simple

No settings to choose — upload your song and get a single karaoke-ready instrumental back.

Ready in minutes

No software to install and no manual editing: upload, wait a few minutes, download and sing.

Getting a clean karaoke track every time

The single biggest factor in karaoke quality is the source file. Start from the best version you have — a lossless wav or flac, or at least a 256–320 kbps mp3. Low-bitrate rips and audio pulled from phone videos already contain artifacts, and separation makes them more audible, not less. A good source in almost always means a clean instrumental out.

After processing, listen through the whole track before your event, paying attention to the choruses. Dense stacked harmonies are the hardest thing for any model to remove, so if a faint vocal ghost survives anywhere it will usually be there. For most pop, rock and hip-hop songs the result sounds like an official backing track.

AI karaoke vs official instrumentals

Officially released karaoke or instrumental versions are great when they exist — but for most songs they simply don't, or they're re-recorded covers that sound nothing like the original. Making your own from the real recording means you can perform to the exact arrangement your audience knows, in the original key and tempo.

If you later want more control — say, to lower the drums or keep a guide vocal quiet in the mix — run the song through the multi-stem stem splitter instead and rebuild the backing track from individual parts.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a karaoke version of a song?

Upload the original recording to TrackStemLab and run the separation. The AI removes the lead vocals and gives you a karaoke-ready instrumental to download.

Is the karaoke maker free?

Yes — every account gets free processing minutes each day. That's enough to make karaoke versions of a few songs; extra minutes are available if you need more.

Will background vocals be removed too?

The model separates all detected vocals, including most backing vocals. On some songs faint harmonies blended into the instruments may remain.

Do I need to pick a model or settings?

No — the karaoke maker is one click. We pick a high-quality vocal-removal model for you and return a single instrumental track. If you want the separate vocal, drum or bass stems, use the Stem Splitter instead.

What audio quality do I get?

Stems are rendered from your original file with a state-of-the-art Demucs model, so the karaoke track keeps the full quality of the source recording.

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