Isolate the vocals from a song
Pull the voice out of a track and leave the music behind. Producers use this for remixes and mashups, singers use it to study phrasing, and editors use it to lift a clean line of dialogue or singing.
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What you get
- The vocals on their own — sometimes called an acapella
- The instrumental, in case you want both halves
How to do it
- 1Upload the song.
- 2Choose Vocals.
- 3Confirm your email with a 6-digit code.
- 4Play the isolated voice in the browser, then download it.
Getting the best result
- Isolated voices carry the reverb of the original mix. If you are dropping one into a new track, a little EQ and a matching reverb helps it sit.
- Quiet breaths and ad-libs survive separation surprisingly well — listen to the whole file before cutting.
Questions
›How clean is the isolated voice?
On modern well-mixed recordings, clean enough to build a remix on. Dense or heavily effected mixes can leave faint traces of music behind.
›Can I use the voice in my own song?
For private practice, yes. For anything you release, you need the rights from whoever owns the original recording.
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