TrackStemLabAI VOCAL REMOVER
Upload a track and let AI separate the vocals from the music. You get both a clean acapella and a vocal-free instrumental — no audio engineering skills needed.
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.
Drop in an mp3, wav, flac or any common audio file — tracks up to 30 minutes are supported.
Demucs, a state-of-the-art neural network, isolates the voice from the rest of the mix in a few minutes.
Preview the results in the browser and download the isolated vocals and the backing track as separate files.
Modern AI source separation leaves far fewer artifacts than classic phase-inversion vocal removers.
You don't just strip the vocals — you also get the isolated voice as its own track for remixes and covers.
Every account gets free processing minutes each day. No software to install, everything runs in the browser.
A vocal remover built on AI source separation doesn't just mute the voice — it splits the recording into two complete tracks. You keep the isolated vocal (a clean acapella) and the vocal-free backing (the instrumental), both rendered at the full quality of your source file. Old-school removers could only ever give you a hollowed-out mix; here the voice becomes a usable stem in its own right.
That matters because the two halves have completely different uses. Producers pull acapellas for remixes, mashups and edits. Singers and content creators take the instrumental for covers, karaoke and video soundtracks. Because both come out of a single run, you don't have to choose up front — download whichever you need, or both.
Clean, modern studio recordings separate almost perfectly: the model has clear examples of what a voice sounds like against a defined arrangement. Pop, rock, hip-hop and electronic tracks with a distinct lead vocal are the easy cases.
The harder cases are dense walls of sound, heavily distorted or whispered vocals, live bootlegs and thick multi-part harmonies. There the isolated stems can carry faint bleed — a trace of voice in the instrumental, or a hint of cymbals in the acapella. It's still far cleaner than a phase-inversion filter, but it's worth previewing the whole track before you rely on it.
Create a free TrackStemLab account, upload your song on the Separate page and start the job. In a few minutes you can download the instrumental (music without vocals) and the acapella (vocals only).
Yes — every account gets free processing minutes each day, enough to process a few songs. You can buy extra minutes if you need more.
TrackStemLab uses Demucs, a state-of-the-art AI model. On most modern recordings the separation is clean; very dense mixes or live recordings may keep slight traces of the voice.
Yes. The separation always produces both stems: the isolated vocals (acapella) and the instrumental, so you can download whichever you need.
mp3, wav, flac and other common audio formats, up to 30 minutes and 512 MB per track.