Separate vocals and instruments from recordings

Music producers separate vocals and instruments from finished recordings

Ready to goAI Act: no extra obligationsCreating images, videos & audioFilm, music & audio

Fits: Creative & media production

You get individual tracks from a finished stereo recording for a remix, a new mix, a karaoke version or a practice track, even if the multitrack recording is missing.

Is this for you?

  • You work with recordings whose individual tracks were lost or never existed, such as old demos or live recordings.
  • You hold the rights to the recording or have permission from the rights holders.
First step today

Take one of your own songs, cut out 30 seconds with vocals and separate them with the stem separation in your audio software or a separation service. Beforehand, use the template below to create a listening checklist for your material, and use it to listen to the vocal track on its own.

How to go about it

  1. Define the purpose of the separation and the target tracks
  2. Choose the best source and clarify rights
  3. Run the separation with several settings
  4. Listen to tracks individually and post-process them
  5. Check rights and publish
  6. Record good settings per type of material

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