Separate vocals and instruments from any song, then play and download each track.
Listen to “Signal in the Rain,” then switch to its vocals, drums, bass or guitar. These are real vocal remover and stem splitter results from the same recording. Hear the full mix, then hear each part on its own.
Switch tracks at the same point in the song.
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A real vocal remover example from one SunoCC song. Each result follows the instruments in its recording, and full separation returns every supported stem that contains sound.
The vocal remover and stem splitter give you three ways to separate audio. Start with the result you need: a backing track, one instrument, or individual parts for a new mix.
Use the vocal remover when you need the singer and the accompaniment in separate files. Listen closely to the vocal phrasing, or use the instrumental for rehearsal and karaoke.
You get both parts in one request. The vocal remover separates the recording you provide, so each track comes from your original performance.
Choose Vocals & Instrumental
That bass line. The guitar hook. A drum pattern you want to learn. Choose one supported part in the stem splitter to hear it on its own, clear of the rest of the arrangement.
One target stem returns the isolated part and a version with that part removed, just as the vocal remover does for the voice. Study the original performance, then play your own part over the remaining music.
Choose One target stem
Choose full separation when you want several parts for remixing, sampling or closer listening. The stem splitter returns every supported stem that contains audio, so your results stay easy to scan.
Preview each part in Tool Results, then download the files you need for your audio editor. The vocal remover gives you the material; the next creative decision is yours.
Choose All available stemsListen here. Find your own results in Tool Results.
Start with the part you want to hear. A vocal remover helps you prepare for rehearsal, work out a difficult passage or start a fresh take on a track.
Start with a vocal phrase or rhythm you like. The vocal remover and stem splitter let you take those parts into your own editor, try a new backing track and explore a different arrangement.
Try: All available stemsUse the vocal remover to make an instrumental backing track. Practice your timing and delivery with the original accompaniment of the song you love.
Try: Vocals & InstrumentalIsolate an instrument with the stem splitter to listen for notes, rhythm and articulation. Then rehearse over the version without that instrument in your own player or editor.
Try: One target stemEverything starts with one recording. Choose a song you made here or upload audio you have permission to process. The vocal remover runs right in your browser.
Select a completed version from My Music, or upload a file of up to 20 MB to the vocal remover. Check the version before you continue; two versions of a song can sound different.
Signal in the RainVersion 1 · V5.5Pick a vocal split, one target stem or all available stems. The vocal remover shows the required plan and credits before you submit.
When the vocal remover finishes, preview your tracks and jump to the part you need. Your files stay in Tool Results, so you can come back to them anytime.
Tool ResultsChoose the split that fits your next step. Vocal remover credits depend on the output you choose. Downloads use your account’s separate download allowance.
What to expect before you separate your first song with the vocal remover.
The vocal remover works with what is already in the mix. Clean, well-balanced recordings give the clearest separation. Listen to each stem before you use it in a finished project.
A vocal remover separates the singing in a mixed recording from the music behind it. A stem splitter goes further and separates parts such as drums, bass or guitar. Those parts are called stems, and you can play or download each one.
A vocal remover gives you two tracks: vocals and instrumental. A stem splitter gives you one chosen instrument or every supported part. This vocal remover page includes both, so you can choose the output that fits your task.
Yes. Upload an audio file up to 20 MB, or choose a completed song version from My Music. The vocal remover uses your upload for this separation task only. Process audio you have permission to use.
Yes. Select One target stem and choose a supported part. The stem splitter returns that part on its own and a version of the song without it. Common choices appear first; search the selector for the other supported instruments.
Full separation in the vocal remover returns every supported track that contains sound in your recording. A stripped-back acoustic song returns fewer stems than a layered electronic production, so each result matches its source.
Your original recording and the version in My Music stay as they are. The vocal remover saves the separated tracks as new files, so you can always return to the source.
Vocals and instrumental use 3 credits on the Basic plan. One target stem uses 5 credits and all available stems use 13 credits, both on the Growth plan. The examples on this page play right here.
Completed tracks are saved in Tool Results. Preview your vocal remover results there, then download the files you need. Downloads use your account’s download allowance; the examples on this page are for listening.
Yes. Once your request is accepted, the vocal remover keeps working if you refresh or leave. A notification on the site links to the completed results, and Tool Results always shows the task.
Yes. You can work with the files from the vocal remover in your own audio or video editor. Use recordings you own or have permission to use, and make sure your intended use is covered.
Bring your own audio to the vocal remover. Choose a vocal split, an instrument or the full arrangement.
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