Vocal and Background Separator
Separate vocals and background audio from an audio or video source. Download each of the two resulting tracks separately.
Results
ExampleYour result will appear here.
See examplesChoose the stem you need for the edit
Upload the source once and download either the vocal stem or the background stem. Listen near overlapping sounds to check how cleanly they were separated.
When this helps
When cleaning an interview or rehearsal, check the loudest overlap in both tracks. This makes room echo and remaining voices easiest to notice.
Examples
Example
Use the vocals from a performance clip for a rehearsal mix, or use the backing track for a version without the lead vocal.
How to use it
- Upload the audio source or a video with a sound track.
- Run the separator and listen to the vocal and background results.
- Download the track you need and check it in the edit.
Settings & limits
- File size
- Up to 48 MB
- Source
- Audio or the primary track of a video
- Output
- Two separately downloadable tracks
Questions about Vocal and Background Separator
Can I upload a video to extract stems?
Yes, for supported uploads with audio. The tool uses the video’s primary audio track.
How many tracks do I get?
The separator provides two independently downloadable results, vocals and background.
Why can I hear some vocals in the background track?
Overlapping frequencies and reflected voices can remain in both tracks. Listen around the busiest section before depending on the separation.
Which source should I choose if I have several mixes?
Use the least compressed version with the clearest primary audio track. Loud room echo or an already flattened mix can make the stems harder to separate.