About this App
You want to sing your favorite song over a backing track, but there is none. Or you need the vocals from a recording to make a remix or learn a part by ear. Voice Remover does it in Telegram: send a song, get the vocals and the music separately. 🎤
A neural network splits the sound into tracks. There is nothing to install and no editor to learn.
What you can get from one song
The bot can extract vocals, isolate the instrumental and split a composition into several tracks. According to the bot's description, there are three split options: 2, 4 or 6 tracks.
- 2 tracks: voice and everything else, which is a ready backing track.
- 4 and 6 tracks: a more detailed split into separate instruments.
- Formats: results can be exported as WAV or MP3.
How to send a track
Audio files and voice messages are accepted. Upload the file to the bot, wait for processing and take the finished tracks.
- Open the bot and choose the interface language.
- Send an audio file or a voice message.
- Choose how many tracks to split into.
- Download the result as WAV or MP3.
According to reviews, the bot takes MP3, WAV, M4A and FLAC files and handles tracks up to 10 minutes. 🎧
History and search
The bot keeps a history of your requests, so you do not have to redo earlier splits. There is also a built-in inline search.
A mini app is available too, and you can change its domain if the main one is blocked on your network. The command for that is /miniapp.
How clean the result is
Neural separation is rarely perfect. Vocals sometimes carry traces of instruments, and the backing track may keep a faint voice. That is a general trait of the technology, not a flaw of one bot.
The best results come from good-quality studio recordings. For old recordings and noisy live tracks, expect a rougher sound. 🎚️
What it is good for
- Karaoke. A backing track for a home evening.
- Learning. Study a guitar or bass part with the vocals removed.
- Remixes and mashups. Get stems for creative work.
- Video. Remove music from a clip and keep the voice.
A word on music rights
Splitting someone else's song does not give you rights to it. For personal practice that is fine, but publishing remixes and edits without the rights holder's permission is not. Check platform rules. ⚠️
If you use the bot in a group, it must be added as an administrator and mentioned in the file caption. Without that, it will not receive the file.
The audience is large: catalogs show over 21 thousand users, with almost as many opening it each month. 👥
Frequently Asked Questions
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