Free Vocal Remover
Veena's free vocal remover works online, with nothing to download, inside an AI DAW with a personal music producer built in. No card, nothing to install, one Google sign-in. Drop in your song and the vocals, drums, bass and everything else land on separate tracks, lined up in time. Mute the vocal and you have the instrumental. Solo it and you have the acapella. Ask CoProducer and a new band grows under it.
Most vocal removers end at a download button: two files to take somewhere else. Veena ends at a session. The instrumental is already on a timeline, next to a mixer, a microphone input and a producer who can build on what is left.
It's made for your music: the demo with a scratch vocal you want to re-sing, the band recording you want to remix, the old bounce you need as a backing track for Friday's gig.
How to remove vocals from a song
- Open daw.veena.studio and sign in with Google. Nothing to install; it runs in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc or Firefox.
- Click Upload in the transport bar, or drag the file onto the timeline. WAV, MP3, M4A, AAC, OGG, OPUS, FLAC, AIFF and CAF all import. Got a video? Import the MP4 or MOV and right-click it for Separate Audio.
- Press stop, right-click the clip and choose Separate into Stems. A "Separating…" badge sits on the clip while it works.
- Four tracks appear under the original: vocals, drums, bass and other, each lined up with the source. Veena mutes the original clip rather than deleting it, so nothing is lost.
- Mute the vocals track. What plays is the instrumental. Prefer exactly two tracks? Type "isolate the vocals" to CoProducer and you get one named vocals and one named instrumental.
Remove the instrumental from a song: split vocals and instrumental free
Sometimes the voice is what you want to keep. The same split works the other way round: solo the vocals track and the beat drops away, leaving the acapella. Ask CoProducer to "isolate the vocals" and Veena separates the beat and the vocals onto exactly two tracks, one named vocals and one named instrumental, so you can export either on its own or both as stems. The vocal stays lined up with the original, ready for a new arrangement, a remix of your own song or a harmony you sing yourself.
Vocal isolator and acapella extractor in one
A vocal isolator and a vocal remover are the same job seen from opposite sides: one split gives you both halves. In Veena you isolate vocals with one sentence to CoProducer, "isolate the vocals", and the acapella lands on its own track named vocals, with the instrumental on the track beside it.
- Upload your song or drag it onto the timeline.
- Type "isolate the vocals" to CoProducer. Two time-aligned tracks appear: vocals and instrumental.
- Solo the vocals track. That is your acapella, ready to export as a 24-bit WAV or 320 kbps MP3.
Use it as an acapella maker for your own music: pull the vocal out of an old bounce, re-sing the parts you never liked, or have CoProducer build a new band under the voice. Need all four parts, not just the voice? The stem splitter places vocals, drums, bass and other.
Make an instrumental you can use anywhere
Open the account menu in the sidebar and choose Export. Veena shows the file count, the names, the quality and the size before anything is written, then exports the mix as a 24-bit, 48 kHz WAV or a 320 kbps MP3. Mute the vocals first and the file is your instrumental; pick stems instead and every audible track arrives as its own file in a zip.
There is no cap on exports and no watermark on any of them, on the free plan or on Veena Pro. If the song came from a video, export an MP4 and the picture goes with it.
Make a karaoke version you can actually sing
A karaoke track is only useful in your key, at a tempo you can breathe to. After the split:
- Change the key. Ask CoProducer to "pitch the instrumental down two semitones" and it pitch-shifts the audio.
- Slow it down. Drag the right edge of the clip to stretch it; the pitch stays put.
- Loop the hard part. Drag across the ruler over the bridge and playback cycles there.
- Record yourself. Arm the microphone, set a one- or two-bar count-in and sing. Loop recording keeps your last complete pass, and Veena's Auto-Tune effect tunes the take to the key and scale you set.
Vocal remover specs
| Veena's vocal remover | |
|---|---|
| Stems | Vocals, drums, bass and other, or vocals and instrumental when you ask CoProducer to isolate |
| Placement | New tracks next to the original, time-aligned, with the original muted beside them |
| Audio | 320 kbps MP3 per stem, stored in your project the moment it appears |
| Input | 13 audio formats plus MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV, AVI and M4V video |
| Longest file | 95 MiB, about 8½ to 9½ minutes of stereo |
| Cost | Free: the right-click split doesn't touch your daily CoProducer allowance |
| Export | WAV 24-bit/48 kHz or MP3 320 kbps, the mix or every track, no cap, no watermark |
Four stems, every time. Guitars, keys and synths come back together in "other". If you need a guitar line alone, mute the rest and ask CoProducer to write a new guitar part on its own track.
The music you make in Veena is yours, on every plan. See Veena's Terms for ownership of your recordings and generated output.
Vocal remover comparison: Veena vs LALAL.AI, Moises and Vocalremover.org (September 2026)
Rival facts come from each company's own pages, read on 23 September 2026.
| Veena | LALAL.AI | Moises | Vocalremover.org | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Split your songs free; the right-click split doesn't use your daily allowance | 10 minutes of processing, and "downloading the full result isn't available" | 5 uploads a month, each up to 5 minutes | Free, but the "new version with better algorithms" is "for subscribers only" |
| What comes back | Vocals, drums, bass and other, or vocals and instrumental | Two stems per separation type, each type billed again in minutes | Two or four preset stems; choosing instruments needs Premium or Pro | Two tracks: karaoke and acapella |
| Where it lands | A full DAW, lined up on the timeline | Files to download | The Moises player; free files are deleted after 2 months without a login | A player in your browser |
| What happens next | Sing over it, mix it, or have CoProducer build a new band under the vocal | Open the files in another app | Its Studio page says to "finish it in the DAW you already love" | Open the files in another app |
LALAL.AI says it "became the #1 vocal remover", yet its free Starter plan is a preview: 10 minutes of processing, and "downloading the full result isn't available on this plan" (LALAL.AI's home page and pricing page, September 2026). Each separation type returns two stems and is billed as "total file length x stem separation type(s) number", so a 5-minute song split three ways costs 15 minutes. Keeping a full result starts at Lite, $9.99 a month.
Moises caps free accounts at "5 uploads per month, with files up to 5 minutes long", deleting a file doesn't give the slot back, and free files are deleted after two months without a login (Moises help centre, September 2026). Its prices appear only once you log in.
Vocalremover.org is quick and hands back "two tracks - a karaoke version of your song (no vocals) and acapella version", while its own banner says the better model is "currently available for subscribers only" (vocalremover.org, September 2026).
Veena is the vocal remover where the split is the start of the song, not the end of the job.
After the vocal comes out
This is where the producer earns its place. Keep your vocal and change everything around it: "rebuild this as 90s R&B at the same tempo, with a round bass and Electric Piano chords". CoProducer measures the take first — tempo, downbeat and where your syllables land — and every new part is written to that phrasing.
Or turn the melody into an instrument: CoProducer transcribes the vocal to MIDI and plays it on any of Veena's 61 instrument presets, the idea behind voice to instrument. When the new parts are in, AI mixing balances them against your voice.
Need all four parts for a remix of your own track? The stem splitter goes deeper on drums, bass and other. Want a band to play along with rather than one to take apart? The AI backing track generator builds one from a sentence, in any key.
Try this in Veena
Isolate the vocals from my song, keep the song's tempo and key, and build a new instrumental under them: dusty boom bap drums with a lazy swing, a Round Bass line that locks to the kick, Electric Piano chords that follow the vocal melody, and a 4-bar drum dropout before each chorus.
Frequently asked questions
Is Veena's vocal remover free?
Yes. Veena is an AI DAW with a personal music producer built in. Describe the song you want and CoProducer builds it with you — beats, chords, melody, arrangement and mix — as real tracks you can edit, mix and export. Free, in your browser. On the free plan, splitting a song from the right-click menu doesn't use your daily CoProducer allowance, and exports are never capped or watermarked.
Do I need to sign up to use the vocal remover?
You sign in once with Google, and that is the whole setup: no card, no trial clock and nothing to install. The vocal remover runs in your browser inside Veena's free studio, so the vocal and the instrumental land on a timeline with CoProducer, a mixer, your own plug-ins and WAV export beside them.
How do I remove the vocals from a song?
Open daw.veena.studio, sign in with Google and upload the song. Right-click the clip and choose Separate into Stems. Vocals, drums, bass and other land on four new tracks, lined up with the original. Mute the vocals track and Veena plays the instrumental; export it as a 24-bit WAV or a 320 kbps MP3.
Can Veena give me the acapella as well as the instrumental?
Yes. Ask CoProducer to isolate the vocals and Veena places two tracks, one named vocals and one named instrumental, time-aligned under the original. Solo the vocal for the acapella, solo the other for the backing, and export either one on its own or both together as stems in a zip, as often as you like.
Is Veena's vocal remover also a vocal isolator?
Yes. The same split works as a free vocal isolator and acapella extractor. Ask CoProducer to isolate the vocals and Veena places a vocals track and an instrumental track, lined up under the original. Solo the vocals track for the acapella and export it as a 24-bit WAV or 320 kbps MP3, or keep it in the session and build a new arrangement under it.
Can I remove vocals from any song with Veena?
Yes. Import a recording or video into Veena and choose Separate into Stems. Veena places the separated parts on time-aligned tracks in your project. It reads audio including WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC and AIFF, and pulls audio from MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV, AVI and M4V videos.
Can I make a karaoke version in my own key with Veena?
Yes. After the split, mute the vocal, then ask CoProducer to pitch the instrumental down a tone or slow it without changing its key. Drag across the ruler to loop the chorus, and record yourself from your microphone with a one- or two-bar count-in. Veena's Auto-Tune effect can tune your take to the song's key and scale.
What stems does Veena's vocal remover produce?
Veena places vocals, drums, bass and other on separate tracks. Guitars, keys and synths come back together in the other track. Want one of them on its own? Mute the other track and ask CoProducer to write a new part for that instrument on its own track, as MIDI you can edit note by note in the piano roll.
Can I remove vocals from an MP4 video?
Yes. Import the MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV, AVI or M4V into Veena, right-click it for Separate Audio, then choose Separate into Stems on the audio clip. Mute the vocals track and export an MP4, so the picture goes with your new instrumental, or a 24-bit WAV or 320 kbps MP3 of the audio alone.
How do I get a song without the autotune?
Autotune is printed into the vocal itself, so the way to a natural vocal is a new take. In Veena, split the song, mute the vocals track and record yourself over the instrumental with a one- or two-bar count-in. Add Veena's Auto-Tune effect as gently or as hard as you like, or leave it off, and export the new version.
Can I use the vocal remover's tracks in my own project?
Yes. Your own recordings stay yours, and you own the music you make in Veena. Bring in your demo or band recording, split it into editable tracks and build a new arrangement with CoProducer. Export the mix or stems without a watermark, then share or release the music you made.
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