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Split lead and backing vocals

Lead vocals, backing vocals and instrumental โ€” ready to listen to or download.

10 free minutes, one time. No account needed. A split counts the song's length at its first stem download; cleanup counts when processing finishes. Other stems and repeat downloads use no extra minutes. Need more? Subscribe for unlimited use.

Hear it first

Hear a song come apart

One song, four tracks. Press play to hear exactly what the tool gives you.

The song
Lead vocal, on its own
Background vocals, on their own
Instrumental

Want to compare the same song elsewhere? Listen beside LALAL.AI and UVR.

Take the part you need

01

Lead vocal The main line, without the harmonies underneath.

02

Backing vocals Harmonies, doubles and ad-libs on their own.

03

Instrumental The song with every voice removed.

For a backing vocal remover, download the lead vocal. To hear just the harmonies, download backing vocals. See how to extract backing vocals and harmonies, or make a backing track with the background singers still in.

You always get the complete lead, backing vocals and instrumental. Some songs also have separate vocal layers you can listen to or download. Results vary with the recording; some voices may still overlap.

Keep going

The split is a starting point

When your files are ready, choose Send to beside a result to keep working with that track. It arrives in the next NiceVois tool already selected; you decide when to start the next action.

  • Make an AI cover. Convert the lead with a voice you can use, then keep the original harmonies. See the full workflow.
  • Clean a recording. Remove hiss or room sound before mixing or working with your own voice.
  • Study a song. Hear a harmony arrangement by itself, or practice against the instrumental.

Worth knowing: very dense harmonies and heavy effects can leave a little of one voice in another stem. Listen to the result before building on it.

Stay in the workspace

Keep working with your audio

Remove noise or reverb from a track, or split another song into vocals and instrumental. You can send a finished stem to another tool without downloading it first.

Noise remover

Take hiss, hum and room noise off a recording

Hiss, hum and room noise come off. What was said or sung stays exactly as it was.

Reverb remover

Take room and echo off a vocal you want dry

The room's wash comes off and the recording comes back dry, ready to place anywhere.

Vocal and Instrumental Separator

Split a song into vocals and instrumental

Drop in a song and get the vocals and the instrumental as separate files.

Common questions

Can you separate lead vocals from backing vocals?

Yes. NiceVois separates the lead, backing vocals and instrumental. Results vary with the recording.

What is the difference from a vocal remover?

A vocal remover stops at vocals and instrumental. Every harmony is still inside the vocals file. Lead and backing separation splits that file again.

Is a back vocal splitter the same thing?

Yes. Back vocals, backing vocals, background vocals and harmonies are the same part of the song under different names, and this tool splits all of them off the lead.

How do I remove the backing vocals and keep the lead?

Run the split and download Lead vocal. Choose Show lead layers if you want the separate lead files. Choose Show back layers for separate backing layers. Download Backing vocals instead to keep the supporting vocals.

What audio should I upload?

The finished song is fine — MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A or OGG. You do not need to separate anything yourself first.

Is it free?

Yes. Each separator, noise remover and reverb remover includes 10 free minutes, one time. No account needed. Vocal Enhancer is part of a subscription. A split counts the song's length at its first stem download; cleanup counts the recording's length when processing finishes. Other stems and repeat downloads use no extra minutes. Subscribe for unlimited use.

Credits

Vocal-layer separation uses UNMIXX (Proposed). NiceVois keeps the layers on the original timeline and checks for a useful second layer.

Earlier results use MedleyVox by Carson Evans (Cyru5), licensed under CC BY 4.0, with NiceVois timing and layer checks.