Separate vocals from the backing track
Choose a song from your Wsong.ai library. A successful run returns two files: Vocals and Instrumental.
Choose a library song
Select the song you want to separate into two tracks.
Hear the original and the two separated tracks on Wsong.ai
Two files from one mixed song
Vocal Remover separates a library song into Vocals and Instrumental. If you need Drums, Bass, Other, Guitar, and Piano as separate files too, use Stem Splitter instead.
What separation can and cannot do
The model estimates which sounds belong to the vocal and backing parts of a finished mix. A successful run returns exactly two files. Dense arrangements, layered vocals, heavy effects, and sounds that share the same frequencies can leave bleed or artifacts, so listen to both outputs before using them.
Vocals and Instrumental
Each successful run returns:
Use the two tracks to:
- • Karaoke
- • Covers
- • Background music
- • Practice and rehearsal
What you receive
- •One isolated vocal track
- •One instrumental track with the lead vocal reduced
- •Two files to audition before rehearsal, remixing, or another edit
Ways to use a two-track split
Practice without the lead vocal
Use the instrumental track as a rehearsal reference after checking it for vocal bleed.
Study the vocal performance
Listen to the vocal track to focus on phrasing, timing, and delivery.
Test a different vocal
Use the instrumental as a starting point for rehearsal or another recording when your rights allow it.
Prepare a rough remix
Bring the two files into an editor to test balance, effects, or arrangement ideas.
Decide whether six stems are needed
Start with two tracks, then use Stem Splitter if the edit needs separate instrument groups.
Vocal Remover or Stem Splitter?
Start here for two tracks.
Vocal Remover returns Vocals and Instrumental. Stem Splitter returns six tracks: Vocals, Drums, Bass, Other, Guitar, and Piano.
Before you separate a song
What does Vocal Remover output?
A successful run returns two audio files: one vocal track and one instrumental track.
Can I get an instrumental-only version of a song?
Yes. The instrumental track reduces the lead vocal while keeping the backing arrangement. Some vocal bleed may remain.
Can I extract the vocal track only?
Yes. The vocal track focuses on the singing, though effects and overlapping instruments can remain.
Can I split drums, bass, and other instruments separately?
Not with Vocal Remover. Use Stem Splitter for six tracks: Vocals, Drums, Bass, Other, Guitar, and Piano.
Does Vocal Remover create stems like Stem Splitter?
Vocal Remover creates the two-track split. Use Stem Splitter when the edit needs six separate instrument groups.
Do I need audio editing skills to use this tool?
No. Choose a library song and start the separation. You still need to listen for bleed or artifacts before using the files.
Stem Splitter
Use this when you need Vocals, Drums, Bass, Other, Guitar, and Piano as separate files.
Stem SplitterHear the vocal and backing parts separately
Choose a library song, run the split, and listen to both files before deciding what to do next.
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