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Vocal Remover & Splitter
Split any song into vocals and instrumental, or into vocals, drums, bass and the rest. Listen to every track side by side, then download what you need.
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MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG, MP4, MOV · Up to 100 MBHear a real result
SAMPLE EXCERPT
Disappointment Room — Sam Pablo
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original
Compare the original with the separated tracks.
Disappointment Room by Sam Pablo, adapted into separated excerpts, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
A vocal remover you can actually listen through
Most free tools hand you two download buttons and hope for the best. VocalOut lets you hear every track first, so you know the result is clean before you use it.
A real multitrack player
Mute, solo and set the volume of every track. Flip back to the original at the same second to check the result.
2, 4 or 6 stems
Vocals and instrumental, or split further into drums, bass and other. Pro adds guitar and piano.
Works with video files
Upload an MP4 or MOV and we split its soundtrack. Handy for clips you recorded yourself.
Private by default
Your upload and results are deleted after 24 hours. Nothing is published, shared or used for training.
Made for your phone too
The same player works on mobile, so you can split a song and play along without a laptop.
Pick the result you need
2, 4 or 6 stems: what you get
A stem is one part of the mix saved as its own file. More stems means more control, and a bit more processing time.
2 stems
FREEVocalsInstrumental
Karaoke tracks, acapellas, removing a voice from music.
4 stems
FREEVocalsDrumsBassOther
Practising an instrument, remixing, DJ edits.
6 stems
PROVocalsDrumsBassGuitarPianoOther
Learning a guitar or piano part, detailed remixes.
HOW IT WORKS
How the AI pulls a song apart
A finished song is one mixed signal. There is no hidden vocal file inside it, so old tricks like phase cancelling only work on some studio mixes and leave a hollow sound.
VocalOut uses a neural network trained on thousands of songs where every instrument was recorded separately. It learned what a voice, a kick drum or a bass line sounds like, and estimates which part of every moment belongs to which source.
Each result is an estimate, so the sound of the original mix matters. Dense arrangements, effects and instruments sharing the same frequencies can make the parts harder to separate. Listen to the tracks together and on their own before choosing which files to use.
- 01
You upload a song
MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG, or the audio from an MP4 or MOV. It goes straight to private storage.
- 02
The model maps the sound
The song is turned into a picture of frequencies over time. The model finds the patterns of each source in it.
- 03
Each source is rebuilt
It writes a separate audio file for vocals, drums, bass and the rest, all exactly as long as the original.
- 04
You check and download
Listen in the multitrack player, then download one track or a ZIP of all of them. Deleted after 24 hours.
Who uses a vocal splitter
KARAOKE & COVERS
Singers
Turn any song into a backing track for karaoke night, a cover video or vocal practice.
Karaoke Maker →REMIX & DJProducers and DJs
Pull a clean acapella for a mashup, or drop the drums out for a transition.
Acapella Extractor →PRACTICEMusicians
Mute the bass or drums and play your part over the rest of the band.
Stem Splitter →VIDEOContent creators
Get an instrumental bed for your edit, or separate a voice from music in your own footage.
Try it above →For a rehearsal, start with two stems and use the instrumental as a backing track. If you want to hear the rhythm section separately, choose four stems instead. Producers can audition each part at the same point in the song, then download the files they want to bring into their own editing software. Always check that you have permission for the way you plan to use and share the audio.
Get the cleanest result
AI separation is very good, not magic. These habits make the biggest difference.
- Start from the best file you have. A WAV or high-bitrate MP3 separates more cleanly than a re-uploaded, compressed copy.
- Studio mixes beat live recordings. Crowd noise and room echo blend into every source and are harder to pull apart.
- Reverb follows the voice. Heavy echo on the vocal may stay in the vocal track. Removing it is on our roadmap.
- Backing vocals stay with the lead. In 2-track mode, harmonies land in the vocal track. Lead and backing split is coming later.
Free to use. Pro when you need more.
Free
$0 / forever
Get started without an account.
- 2 and 4 stems
- 5 songs per day
- Up to 10 minutes and 100 MB
- MP3 downloads
MORE ROOM TO CREATE
Pro
$9.99 / month
Or $59 per year
- 2, 4 and 6 stems
- 300 songs per month
- Up to 30 minutes and 100 MB
- MP3 or WAV downloads
Free plan is fully available now
Questions
Is VocalOut really free?
Yes. You can split 5 songs a day, up to 10 minutes each, and download full MP3 files without an account. Pro adds WAV, 6 stems and longer songs.
How do I remove vocals from a song?
Upload the song in 2-track mode. When it finishes, download the Instrumental track. That is the song without the lead vocal.
What is the difference between 2, 4 and 6 stems?
2 stems gives vocals and instrumental. 4 stems splits the music into drums, bass and other. 6 stems (Pro) also separates guitar and piano.
Can I remove vocals from a video?
Yes. Upload an MP4 or MOV file and we split its audio. You download the separated audio tracks.
Do I need an account?
Not for the free plan. You need an account to purchase and use Pro.
What happens to my files?
Your upload and all results are deleted automatically after 24 hours. We never publish or share them.
Is it legal to remove vocals from a song?
Separating audio for personal practice is common, but publishing the result depends on the rights to the original song. Only upload audio you own or have permission to use.