A finished song is one file, but it began as many parts stacked together. The AI vocal remover works backwards through that stack: it maps the track across time and frequency, decides which energy belongs to a voice and which to a kick, a bass note, or a pad, then rebuilds each as its own file.
Want the voice gone, the voice alone, or every part on its own fader? The AI vocal remover gets you all three from the same source track.
Run a two-way split on a song from My Music and the AI vocal remover lifts the singing away, leaving the arrangement whole underneath. Nothing is re-recorded and nothing is generated again — what returns is the same performance minus one layer.
Voice Lifted Out
Comes away as its own file, not just muted
Arrangement Untouched
Drums, bass, and keys stay as they were written
The Cheaper Route
One light run, two files back
Six things that decide whether an AI vocal remover is useful once you have the stems.
A two-way split is the light run; the full desk goes up to thirteen lanes. Most jobs only need the light one, and the exact credit cost shows before you start.
Every stem the AI vocal remover returns arrives on a fader with mute and solo. Play them together, drop one out, then download only the lanes that earned it.
Stems return labelled — drums, bass, guitar, keyboard, strings, brass, woodwinds, percussion, synth, effects — so you know what you opened without auditioning every file.
The AI vocal remover pulls from your own FlowMusic AI library. No uploading, no digging through folders, no doubt about who owns the song you are taking apart.
Processing happens on our side. A laptop, a borrowed machine, a phone on the train — if it loads this page, it runs a split.
The AI vocal remover is part of the Pro plan, with every mode priced on screen before you run it. New-account welcome credits work in the free AI Music Generator, so you can hear the audio engine before upgrading.
Six jobs creators bring to the AI vocal remover once a track is finished.
Take a song you already generated and let the AI vocal remover lift the voice out, leaving the arrangement to sing over. The two-way split is the cheapest route here.
Open the full desk and treat the lanes as raw material. The AI vocal remover turns a drum lane into a break, a bass lane into a sub, a strings lane into a texture nobody else has.
Two songs, two runs of the AI vocal remover, and a voice from one sits over the instrumental of the other. Audition the pairing on faders, then export what made the edit work.
Solo the bass to hear what it is really playing. Mute the drums to count a bar. The AI vocal remover turns a wall of sound into a part you can follow.
Full songs fight with narration; instrumentals sit under it. Run the AI vocal remover on a library track, keep the backing, and you have a bed for a voiceover.
Something sounds crowded but you cannot say what. Let the AI vocal remover split the track, solo each lane, and the culprit usually announces itself. The same split hands you the alternate versions a release wants.
The AI vocal remover asks for one track and one decision, then hands the parts back on faders.
Open the picker and choose one eligible track from My Music. The AI vocal remover only lists songs your account can split, so there is nothing to upload.
Two-way for a voice and a backing bed, or the full desk for up to thirteen lanes. The cost shows first, before anything runs.
Stems land on faders. Solo them, mute them, play them together, and download what the AI vocal remover gave you — one lane or the whole set.
What the AI vocal remover takes, what it gives back, and what it costs.
No. The AI vocal remover splits songs already sitting in My Music, and the picker only lists tracks your account can process. If a song is not there yet, generate it first and it becomes available.
The two-way split returns two files: the voice and everything else. The full desk sends the AI vocal remover deeper, returning each part on its own lane — what you want when chasing a drum break.
It depends on the song. Lanes can include vocals, backing vocals, drums, bass, guitar, keyboard, strings, brass, woodwinds, percussion, synth, and effects, up to thirteen in total. A sparse track returns fewer.
The two-way split is the lightest run; the full stem desk with up to 13 stems is a Business-plan feature. Either way the AI vocal remover shows the exact credit cost before you start — no guesswork.
The AI vocal remover estimates rather than rewinds, so dense arrangements can leave faint traces of one part inside another. Sparse mixes come back cleaner. Solo each lane before downloading and you know what you have.
Time scales with track length and how deep the split goes. The AI vocal remover shows a running estimate while the job is in flight.
Where else to take a finished track
