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Dubbing

Vocal remover

Voiser has no tool that splits a song into vocals and backing track. Often the real goal is something else: translating a video into another language, getting an instrumental version of your own song, or reducing noise in a recording. Pick your goal and we’ll show you the path that works.

Used with a free account · the result is saved in the studio

Pick your goal
Why do you want to separate the vocals?
Suggested path
I want to translate my video into another language

You don’t need to separate the vocals. The video translator transcribes, translates and re-voices the speech; the original speech is lowered under the dub. You can get a short preview without signing up.

Don’t make derivatives from recordings you don’t own the rights to. Using the vocals or backing track of a copyrighted song without permission infringes rights.

How to use

  1. Pick your goalTell us why you want to separate the vocals.
  2. Read the suggested pathWe explain which tool or studio does the job.
  3. GoJump to the right tool or studio in one click.

Why don’t we offer vocal removal from songs?

Vocal removers are mostly used on other people’s songs; the separated vocals or backing track become an unauthorized derivative of the work. That’s why we don’t offer such a tool at the moment.

What happens to background sound in dubbing?

While translating and voicing the speech, the Dubbing studio lowers the original speech under the dub or mutes it completely; music and ambient sound stay in the background. You can also download just the dubbed speech as a separate audio track.

FAQ

Common questions

Can I make a karaoke backing track?

Not from someone else’s song. For a song you made in the Music studio, you can create an instrumental version; the song is generated again without vocals using the same settings.

Can I separate the music in my podcast recording?

We can’t separate music. To reduce steady noise (hum, hiss), try the background noise remover; it isn’t designed to separate music.

Do I need to remove vocals to translate my video?

No. The video translator transcribes, translates and re-voices the speech; the original speech is lowered under the dub.

Continue the working path in the studio.

Dubbing, music and text to speech work together in one account.