Drop in a song and solo the vocal stem: lead and backing vocals on their own, with the band muted or sitting low behind them. Slow it down without changing the pitch to hear every breath and slide. Free, no account.
An acapella extractor that cancels the instrumental against the mix leaves artifacts behind. This one separates the song into six stems and solos the vocal one, so the voice comes out whole, with the band on its own faders if you want a little of it back.
Slow the a cappella to 70 percent with the pitch untouched and loop one line. Breaths, slides and the push ahead of the beat are all there once the band is out of the way.
The vocal stem carries every voice on the record: lead, doubles and harmonies. They cannot be split from each other here, so a stacked chorus comes out as a stack.
A 24-bit WAV at the sample rate of your own file, no watermark. Drop it into a DAW over a new beat, or keep it for the practice room.
MP3, WAV, FLAC or M4A, up to 10 minutes. The separation takes a few minutes on a cloud GPU.
Mute the other five stems, or keep the piano low as a pitch reference.
Slow it down and loop it in the browser, or export the a cappella as a 24-bit WAV.
Upload the song, wait for the split, solo the vocal stem and export. The band drops out and the voice stays, lead and backing vocals together.
Yes, while in beta: two songs a day per person, no account, no watermark, full-length export. A site-wide daily cap applies because separation runs on paid GPUs.
Reverb on the voice carries some of the room, and a voice that sits in the same range as a guitar or piano shares frequencies with it. The trace is quiet and gets quieter on dry, centred studio vocals.
No. Every voice on the record lands in one vocal stem. A lead with doubles and harmonies comes out as the stack it was recorded as.
Studio recordings with a dry, centred lead vocal. Live recordings, heavy reverb and vocals buried in distorted guitars leave more of the band in the stem.
The tool puts no limit on the file. What you may do with it depends on who owns the recording: studying and practising at home is one thing, releasing a remix needs the rights holder's permission.
Upload MP3, WAV, FLAC or M4A up to 10 minutes. Export a 24-bit WAV at your file's own sample rate.
Drop in a song and have your stems in a few minutes.
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