Get an instrumental backing track from the recording you want to rehearse. Check the count-in, entrances and ending, then save a WAV for your own player. The separated vocal stays available as a reference.
Rehearsal backing · Instrumental WAV · Both tracks included
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MP3 · WAV · FLAC · M4A · OGGUp to 10 minutes · 100 MB per fileFree WAV downloads. Up to 5 jobs per browser per day, shared by the two-track and four-track tools. The allowance resets at 00:00 UTC. Site capacity and network protection can pause processing even when you have jobs left.
Previewing a file or listening to examples uses no jobs. Download your results within 55 minutes after processing finishes.
Select a recording you own or have permission to process, up to 10 minutes and 100 MB. Preview the introduction, structure and ending. Start from the version you want to rehearse: a live take may differ from the studio arrangement.
Confirm your audio rights and select Create backing track. One two-track separation produces an Instrumental WAV and a vocal reference on this page. The result opens on Instrumental, with the source recording’s tempo and arrangement.
Check vocal entrances, a loud chorus and the ending. Download the Instrumental WAV within 55 minutes of completion, then test the saved file in the player and on the playback system you plan to use. Keep a local copy before rehearsal.
Use the included vocal to learn a phrase, then switch to Instrumental at the same playback position and sing it yourself. Both versions come from one job; switching or downloading the other track uses no new separation.
The backing keeps the recording’s existing introduction and ending. Listen for the cue you will use to begin. If you need a count-in, a shorter intro or a fade, prepare those edits in your audio editor after downloading.
Open the downloaded WAV in your rehearsal player and listen on the speakers you will use. Check volume, important musical cues and any remaining voice. For a performance, listen through the full file before deciding whether the result is suitable.
Check the intro, transitions and ending. Separation does not add a metronome, count-in or new arrangement. You need an audible musical cue or a count-in prepared in your own editor to start reliably.
Reverb and voice fragments may remain, and instruments can sound thinner where they overlap with vocals. Listen to a loud chorus and quiet verse. A completed separation does not guarantee a backing suitable for a live performance.
Save the WAV before the link expires and verify that it plays locally. Check your rights to the recording and music for the use you plan, including any public performance or distribution. Separation does not provide those permissions.
No sign-up or payment. Your daily allowance is shared across our separation tools.
Uploads are private, temporarily stored and deleted automatically. Download links expire 55 minutes after processing finishes.
How your audio is handledTwo-track and four-track tools share this allowance. Shared site capacity or network safeguards can pause processing even if you have jobs left. Previewing a local file or listening to an example uses no processing jobs. Use recordings you own or have permission to process.
A backing track is recorded accompaniment you play while singing or performing a part yourself. This tool makes an instrumental from a recording you provide. It does not generate a new band performance or offer a library of downloadable songs.
Yes, if you have permission to process the recording and the separation suits your use. Download the Instrumental WAV to sing along. The result is audio only: it includes no on-screen lyrics, karaoke video or added count-in.
Yes. Adjust speed and pitch in the result workbench, then choose a passage or the whole recording and prepare an MP3 or WAV. Changed speed or pitch allows up to five minutes of output; original speed and pitch allows ten. The separate original WAV downloads always keep the source tempo and pitch.
This page removes the combined vocal part and keeps the instruments together. For a bassless or drumless backing, use the four-track stem splitter. In its workbench, choose Bass or Drums and Play with the band, then export your current mix as MP3 or WAV using the same stems.
Yes. Completed jobs include both full-length WAV tracks, with no account, email address or payment required. The allowance is up to 5 jobs per browser per day, shared across our separation pages and reset at midnight UTC. Each file must be no longer than 10 minutes and no larger than 100 MB. Network safeguards and site-wide capacity limits also apply.
Choose a mono or stereo MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A or OGG file your browser can play. Use audio you own or have permission to process. YouTube, Spotify and SoundCloud links are not accepted. Separation does not grant rights to publish someone else’s recording.
Download links expire 55 minutes after processing finishes. Uploads are private, temporarily stored and deleted automatically; that does not extend the download window. Save your WAVs promptly. See the privacy policy for retention details.
This browser can recover its latest two-track job using an essential temporary cookie, including when you move between the homepage and these two-track pages. Check the existing job before submitting another. Recovery does not start a new separation, and a local original preview is not restored after a refresh.