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WaveSpeed Audio Vocal Isolator

WaveSpeed Audio Vocal Isolator separates mixed audio into vocal and instrumental tracks, providing material for remix arrangements, karaoke, and focused listening.

Audio editing

Based on verified input duration.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Usage rate$0.001 / input second
  • Based on the audio input; billing steps apply in this order:
  • Round input duration up to a whole second.
  • Cap billed duration at 600 seconds.
  • Round the total charge up to the next $0.01.

WaveSpeed Audio Vocal Isolator

WaveSpeed Audio Vocal Isolator takes a mixed recording and separates its vocals from its instrumental accompaniment. It returns both components from the supplied audio, giving editors access to the voice and backing as distinct tracks for further work.

Source material can include songs, live recordings, and podcasts. In a music workflow, the vocal track can become material for a remix, while the instrumental track can serve as accompaniment for rehearsal. For spoken recordings with music, separation can help extract the voice for an editing project.

What it's good for

Musicians can develop mashups or experiment with a different arrangement around an extracted vocal. Singers can prepare karaoke backing tracks and practice against the accompaniment. Teachers and students can focus their listening on either the vocal performance or the instrumental arrangement, using the separated parts to examine details that are harder to follow in the full mix.

Model ID

wavespeed-ai/audio-vocal-isolator

Output Type

Audio

Pricing

$0.001 / input second

Provider

WaveSpeed

Hosting

Passthru

WaveSpeed Audio Vocal Isolator

WaveSpeed Audio Vocal Isolator takes a mixed recording and separates its vocals from its instrumental accompaniment. It returns both components from the supplied audio, giving editors access to the voice and backing as distinct tracks for further work.

Source material can include songs, live recordings, and podcasts. In a music workflow, the vocal track can become material for a remix, while the instrumental track can serve as accompaniment for rehearsal. For spoken recordings with music, separation can help extract the voice for an editing project.

What it's good for

Musicians can develop mashups or experiment with a different arrangement around an extracted vocal. Singers can prepare karaoke backing tracks and practice against the accompaniment. Teachers and students can focus their listening on either the vocal performance or the instrumental arrangement, using the separated parts to examine details that are harder to follow in the full mix.