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Remove the vocals from a song
To remove the vocals from a song, drop the audio file into the Jam Jam vocal remover. It separates the vocals and the instrumental into two tracks on our server in France, and you download the one you want. It is free, and needs no account for songs up to 5 minutes.
Free. Up to 5 minutes without an account, 12 with one.
The vocal remover at a glance
- One song gives two tracks: the vocals and the instrumental.
- The calculation runs on Jam Jam’s own server in France, never at a third party.
- MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG and M4A files (and more), up to 100 MB.
- Free. Songs up to 5 minutes without an account, up to 12 minutes with an account, free or Premium.
- Download each track as Opus or WAV.
How to separate the vocals and the instrumental of a song
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Drop your audio file
Drag an MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG or M4A file onto the page, or pick it on your device. It can be up to 100 MB.
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Let the server separate it
Jam Jam splits the vocals and the instrumental on its own server in France. The tool handles one separation at a time.
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Listen to the two tracks
Play the vocals and the instrumental to check the result before you download.
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Download the tracks
Download each track as Opus or WAV.
What the two tracks are for
Without the vocals, the instrumental becomes a karaoke backing track: you sing over the original arrangement. The same track works as a play-along to rehearse with, whether you play guitar, piano or bass over the band.
The vocals alone, an a cappella, are what you need for a remix, to work on a vocal line, or to hear exactly what is sung.
Engine, formats and limits
Separation by HTDemucs (Meta, code and weights under the MIT licence).
The file can be an MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A or another common audio format, up to 100 MB. A song can last up to 5 minutes without an account and up to 12 minutes with a Jam Jam account, free or Premium. The tool handles one separation at a time.
A separation is never perfect: on a dense mix, a trace of the voice can stay in the instrumental, or the other way round.
Your file and your privacy
The separation runs on Jam Jam’s own server in France, without going through a third party. The file you send is kept only for the time of the separation. The tracks you get are deleted at the latest 7 days later, so download the ones you want to keep.
Drop a song, get the vocals and the instrumental, then download them.
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Vocal remover FAQ
How do I remove the vocals from a song?
Drop the audio file into the Jam Jam vocal remover. It returns two tracks, the vocals and the instrumental: download the instrumental to get the song without the voice.
Is the vocal remover free, and do I need an account?
It is free. Without an account a song can last up to 5 minutes; with a Jam Jam account, free or Premium, up to 12 minutes.
Which files does it accept?
MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG and M4A files, among others, up to 100 MB.
Where is my file processed?
On Jam Jam’s own server in France, never at a third party.
How long are my file and the tracks kept?
The file you send is kept only for the time of the separation. The two tracks are deleted at the latest 7 days later: download them as soon as they are ready.
Should I download Opus or WAV?
Opus is a compressed, light format, good for listening and sharing. WAV is uncompressed, the safer choice if you plan to rework the tracks in an audio editor or a DAW.