Vocal Remover

Vocal Remover is a browser based audio workbench built around AI source separation. Its central function splits a song into an isolated vocal track and an instrumental backing track, which makes it useful for building karaoke versions, pulling an acapella out of a finished mix, or removing a lead line to practice over. A companion tool, Splitter AI, goes further and separates a recording into individual stems for vocals, bass, drums and remaining instruments. Around that core sits a set of smaller utilities that cover the rest of a simple editing session without any installation. A pitch and speed changer adjusts key and tempo independently through sliders. An audio cutter trims MP3, WAV, FLAC and AAC files and applies fades at the start and end. A joiner merges several tracks into one with crossfades. A voice recorder captures stereo audio from a microphone and allows trimming, equalization and reverb afterwards. A karaoke studio records singing over a backing track and mixes the two with reverb, equalization, panning, volume and filter controls. A key and BPM finder analyzes one or many files in seconds. The interface is published in dozens of languages, and everything runs in the browser rather than as a download. The service is described by its own publisher as free. The site has no pricing, plans or billing page, no upgrade path and no paid tier, so there is nothing to subscribe to and nothing is published about cost. Despite the name, the suite is a general audio toolkit, and several of its tools involve no separation at all.