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Karaoke Maker

Remove vocals and create an instrumental track.

1Choose a song

2Remove vocals

3Export the instrumental

Export an instrumental WAV

Create a vocal recording track

Open all 6 stems in the editor

Karaoke Maker — workflow

Prepare accompaniment from a recording for your own singing or playing.

Choose a recording you have permission to use.
After Standard separation, listen to the accompaniment at entries and endings.
Save the backing; use headphones if recording over it.

Before you start

Complete removal is not guaranteed. Check source permissions before publication or redistribution.

Processing, free limits, and device support

Standard separation, noise removal, and BPM analysis run in your browser. HQ separation, music/loop generation, reference mastering, OCR, and cloud saving send inputs or audio to servers according to the feature you choose.

Standard separation, noise removal, and BPM analysis are free. Autotune and some other tools have free-use limits; HQ and generation features have plan or credit conditions. Check the price shown before running and the pricing page.

Desktop Chrome or Edge is recommended. Features depend on GPU, memory, and browser. Test a short file first, including on mobile devices.

Detailed steps and result checks →

Hear and inspect an example

This 7.5-second teaching mix combines the vocal sample with a synthetic E-major chord and 128 BPM beat made for this example. Compare the Standard separation with the backing before mixing. This is not an accuracy test for commercial songs.

Input mix

Input mix — WAV

Backing from Standard separation

Backing from Standard separation — WAV

Unmixed backing reference

Unmixed backing reference — WAV

What should you check before saving?

Check for remaining vocals at entries and endings, and for backing instruments that became thinner along with the voice. Audition instrumental in the result panel and download its WAV if it works for your use. Repeating separation can also damage the backing rather than resolve remaining vocals.

Record your own voice over the backing

Vocal source: Producer Space — Soulful House Vocals (CC0). Examples rendered September 7, 2026. Results vary with the source.

Make a backing track from vocals and recorded guitar

This 15-second teaching mix combines deadrobotmusic’s recorded acoustic guitar with a separately recorded CC0 vocal in the first 7.5 seconds. It is an assembled example, not a recording of a shared performance.

Before separation: guitar + vocal

Before separation: guitar + vocal — WAV

Downloaded Standard instrumental

Downloaded Standard instrumental — WAV

Guitar before mixing (reference)

Guitar before mixing (reference) — WAV

Compare the instrumental with the unmixed guitar at the same position, including the opening with vocals and the ending without them. Listen for remaining voice and changes to guitar attacks or resonance.

Download the input WAV, load it in Karaoke Maker, and run Standard separation.
Preview instrumental and check vocal entries, endings, and changes to the backing.
Use Download on instrumental to save the backing WAV.

Actual Standard separation with the instrumental download

The downloaded instrumental is quieter than the guitar reference. Assess remaining vocals and guitar character as well as the level difference.

This example uses Standard mode, with no post-processing gain change, denoising, or pitch correction. HQ is a separate two-stem process.

Hear guitar separation on the same input →

Sources: deadrobotmusic — acoustic guitar · Producer Space — Soulful House Vocals · CC0. Guitar sources are public MP3 previews. Captured in Chrome on September 11, 2026; these examples do not establish accuracy on all music. Source and input preparation details