Vocal Separator
Free vocal separator. Make it yours.
What is Vocal Separator?
Vocal Separator is a free online vocal remover and stem splitter for recordings you own or have permission to process. You upload an audio file, the service separates it, you listen to the result on the same page, and you download WAV files.
Core capabilities. In two-track mode, Vocal Separator splits a song into a vocals track and an instrumental track. In four-track mode (the Stem Splitter) it splits a song into vocals, drums, bass and other. Both modes output WAV files, and four-track stems are packaged as a ZIP. You can preview the tracks before downloading. Supported input formats are MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A and OGG, up to 10 minutes and 100 MB per file on the free tier.
Free tier. Using the tool is free and does not need an account or a card. Each browser can run up to 5 separation jobs per day, and the limit resets at 00:00 UTC. Results can be downloaded for 55 minutes after processing finishes.
Pricing. The model is freemium. The site also describes an optional one-time Minute Pack for 9.99 USD with no auto-renewal.
Who it is for. Musicians and music learners who work with their own recordings: singers making a backing track, bass players and drummers removing their instrument from a mix, and producers isolating a vocal or drum part from a recording they have the rights to use.
Company. Vocal Separator is made by Auralis Labs LLC, based in Wyoming, United States. Contact: [email protected].
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