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Attempt to remove vocals from a stereo track
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Creates a karaoke-style mix by phase-canceling the center channel (vocals) and cleaning the result with gentle filtering. Strength and band limits are adjustable to balance vocal reduction and music fidelity.
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Tool usage guide
The Karaoke Vocal Reducer creates karaoke-style mixes by attempting to remove vocals from stereo audio tracks using phase cancellation and gentle filtering. Adjustable strength and frequency bands help balance vocal reduction with music fidelity.
Background
Preparing for a karaoke night and needing instrumental versions of popular songs.
Problem
Songs have prominent vocals that interfere with group singing.
How to use
Upload the song file, set strength to 1.3 for strong vocal removal, adjust lowCut to 80 Hz and highCut to 16000 Hz to preserve music quality, and select MP3 output.
Outcome
A karaoke-ready track with significantly reduced vocals, suitable for singing along.
Background
Learning to play a song on guitar but finding the vocals distracting during practice sessions.
Problem
Vocals overlap with instrumental parts, making it hard to focus on the guitar.
How to use
Upload the audio, use default strength of 1.0, keep filters at default settings, and choose WAV output for high fidelity.
Outcome
An instrumental track that allows clear practice without vocal interference.
You can upload common stereo audio formats like MP3, WAV, AAC, and others, with a file size limit of 200 MB.
Effectiveness varies; it works best on stereo tracks with centered vocals. Adjust strength and filters for optimal results.
No, the tool requires stereo audio for phase cancellation to work properly.
Strength controls the intensity of phase cancellation; higher values remove more vocals but may affect music quality.
You can choose from MP3, AAC, M4A, OGG, Opus, FLAC, or WAV for the processed audio file.