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Convert text to speech using browser Web Speech API. Choose from multiple voices, adjust speed and pitch, and play audio directly.
Create custom ringtones from any audio file. Select portion, add fade effects, export for iPhone (.m4r) or Android (.mp3).
Trim, cut, and slice audio files with interactive waveform visualization. Drag handles to select portions, use keyboard shortcuts, zoom and pan, preview selection before export. Supports MP3, WAV, OGG, AAC.
Separate vocals from instrumental backing in a mixed audio track. The Vocal Remover uses phase cancellation and spectral processing to isolate the center-panned vocal from the rest of the stereo field. Upload a song and get two outputs: an instrumental version and an isolated vocal track.
Remove vocals from any song to create a backing track for singing along.
Extract the instrumental or vocal from a track to use as a starting point for a remix.
Isolate the vocal to study phrasing, melody, and lyrics without the distraction of the full arrangement.
Remove the vocal so you can sing or play your own part over the original instrumentation.
Most studio mixes place the lead vocal dead center in the stereo image. Phase cancellation exploits this by inverting one channel and summing it with the other — anything panned center (including the vocal) cancels out, leaving only the stereo-panned instruments. Modern spectral approaches refine this by analyzing frequency content frame by frame, distinguishing vocal harmonics from instrumental energy even when they overlap. The result is not always perfect — instruments panned center (bass, kick drum) may also be attenuated, and stereo vocal effects like reverb tails can survive the process — but for karaoke, remix stems, and study purposes, the separation is remarkably useful.
No. Some center-panned instruments and stereo vocal effects will leak between stems. Results depend on how the original track was mixed.
Phase cancellation requires a stereo file. Mono recordings have no stereo field to exploit, so the tool cannot separate vocals from them.
Bass is often panned to the center just like the vocal. Phase cancellation removes all center content, including bass. Spectral mode may preserve more low end.
Technically yes, but be aware of copyright. Using someone else's isolated vocal in a new production may require a license or clearance from the rights holder.
All processing happens directly in your browser. Your files never leave your device and are never uploaded to any server.