Create backing tracks
Instrumental Maker
Turn a song into an instrumental version by separating and muting the vocal stem.
Upload workbench
Start with a 60-second preview
Select a preset, upload audio, and preview the split before full-length export.
One free 60-second preview.
Create an instrumental track and keep vocals as a separate stem.
Stem console
Instrumental output
The default export keeps accompaniment and removes lead vocals for a usable instrumental version.
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Instrumental mix example
Shape the backing track, not just the vocal mute
Vocals start muted. Adjust which accompaniment stems remain so the exported instrumental fits a cover, voiceover, or rehearsal.
Self-produced 15-second source. This demo shows mixer behavior, not guaranteed separation quality for uploaded songs.
Instrumental output
A mixed file built from five editable stems
This workflow ends with a usable backing track rather than only a folder of stems.
Vocals removed by default
The vocal stem stays available but is excluded from the initial instrumental mix.
Accompaniment level control
Balance drums, bass, guitar, piano, and other audio before rendering.
WAV or MP3 result
Export the selected accompaniment as one full-length mixed track.
Instrumental uses
Prepare a backing track for the next recording
Create space for a new vocal, spoken narration, rehearsal, or arrangement reference.
Cover song practice
Create a vocal-free track for rehearsal and recording takes.
Background music edits
Use the instrumental version under voiceovers, short videos, and content edits.
Arrangement reference
Listen to the accompaniment without lead vocals covering the details.
Instrumental workflow
Turn a song into one custom backing mix
Vocals begin muted, while every accompaniment level remains under your control.
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Upload the song.
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Create the instrumental version.
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Preview the vocal-free result.
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Download the backing track.
Backing-track controls
Build a finished instrumental version
Fine-tune the five accompaniment stems and export one ready-to-use mix instead of stopping at separation.
Create instrumentals from songs
Generate a no-vocal version that is easier to sing over, practice with, or edit.
Export a backing track
Use the instrumental result as a backing track workflow instead of a generic vocal remover.
Preview and mix before export
Solo, mute, and adjust stems before downloading the tracks you need.
Export stems or a final mix
Download individual stems, selected stem packs, or a mixed track workflow.
Private file handling
Private storage, short-lived download links, and a 24-hour audio expiration policy protect each job.
Supported audio formats
Upload audio only. Video files are not accepted.
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Instrumental maker FAQ
Creating a backing track from a finished song
Answers about mixing, vocal bleed, formats, and usage rights.
How do I make an instrumental from a song?+
Upload the song, use the instrumental maker preset, preview the no-vocal result, and export it as a backing track.
Is this different from a voice remover?+
The underlying separation is similar, but this page is focused on the output: a usable instrumental version for covers, practice, and editing.
Are uploaded files private?+
Uploads and results use private storage and short-lived links. Source audio, previews, stems, and exports are scheduled to expire after 24 hours.
Do I need to install software?+
No. The workflow is browser-based, so users can upload, preview, and export without installing a DAW or desktop stem splitter.
Will every stem be perfect?+
No AI stem splitter is perfect for every song. Vocals, drums, and bass are usually more reliable; guitar, piano, and dense mixes may include bleed or artifacts.