A vocal remover that doesn't stop at karaoke: mute the vocals and you get the whole band behind you, with separate faders for drums, bass, guitar and piano, so you can rebalance the mix around your voice.
Plain vocal removers hand you one karaoke file. Here you keep a six-channel mixer: drop the guitar a little, lift the piano, make room for your voice.
Solo the vocal stem instead: hear the phrasing, breaths and harmonies on their own. Slow it down without changing the key while you learn it.
Tempo won't change the pitch here. If you need the song transposed to fit your range, that's what our sibling tool CountIn does for stage-ready files.
MP3, WAV, FLAC or M4A, up to 10 minutes.
The band keeps playing. Rebalance the other five channels to taste.
Practise in the browser or bounce a 24-bit WAV instrumental for later.
Lead and backing vocals both land in the vocal stem, so muting it removes them together. They can't be split from each other here.
Yes. Solo the vocal channel and export it. That's your acapella.
Reverb tails and frequency overlap mean every vocal remover leaves a faint trace. It's far below the band and easy to sing over.
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A key that fits your range, and a cue for the first word. The vocal you removed was the cue: when the song opened on the voice, nothing tells you where beat one is any more. CountIn, our sibling tool, changes the key in semitones with the tempo untouched and bakes a count-in into the file, in one export that plays from any phone or playback app.
Change the key and add a count-in with CountInDrop in a song and have your stems in a few minutes.
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