Instrumental Maker

Convert Any Song to an Instrumental

Remove the vocals from a track and keep everything else intact - drums, bass, and instruments stay in place. Make backing tracks for singing, karaoke-style performances, or covers from your own audio and video files.

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Free plan available · No watermark

How It Works

01upload_file

Upload your song

Drop in an audio or video file. The AI splits it into vocals, drums, bass, and other instruments.

02voice_over_off

Mute the vocals

Silence the vocal channel in the mixer. The rest of the arrangement stays untouched.

03download

Download the instrumental

Export a watermark-free instrumental - as audio, or as your original video with the vocals gone.

What You Get

  • voice_over_offVocal removal that keeps the full band intact
  • movieUpload a video and get it back with vocal-free audio
  • tuneLeave a hint of vocal in as a guide if you want
  • speedAutomatic tempo (BPM) detection for practice
  • library_musicAll four stems downloadable individually
  • workspace_premiumNo watermark on any plan, including Free

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I turn a song into an instrumental?

Upload the song, let the AI separate the stems, mute the vocal channel, and download the result. The drums, bass, and instruments are preserved as they were.

Is this the same as a karaoke track?

Functionally yes - an instrumental with the lead vocal removed is what karaoke backing tracks are. You can also keep a low level of the original vocal as a guide.

Will removing vocals affect the music quality?

AI separation removes the vocal as its own stem rather than notching frequencies, so the instruments keep their full stereo image on most recordings.

Can I make an instrumental from a music video file?

Yes - upload the video, mute the vocals, and download the same video with the new vocal-free audio track.

Is it legal to make an instrumental from a song?

Making one for personal use, like practice, is generally low-risk, but the copyright in the song remains with its owners - public performance or distribution needs permission. See our Terms of Service.

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