SplitMyTrack

Service features

Separate lead and backing vocals

Separate the lead vocal from backing vocals for practice and mixing. Enable this option alongside either separation mode.

01

When it works best

A centered lead voice and harmonies with a different tone or stereo position are easier to separate. Dense choirs and voices that sound alike are more difficult.

02

Why it is experimental

Lead and backing vocals often overlap and share the same effects. The model may leave some harmonies in the lead or move individual notes into the backing track. Always preview both files.

03

Listen and download

Download lead vocals, backing vocals and the other selected stems as separate MP3 files. With MIDI enabled, SplitMyTrack also attempts to recognize notes in the vocal parts.

Three steps

How to process your song

  1. Upload an MP3 or WAVThe service checks file size and duration before uploading.
  2. Choose your settingsChoose two or six stems, add lead/backing vocal separation or MIDI, or change pitch without separating tracks.
  3. Listen and downloadCompare the original and result on one timeline. Download MP3 and MIDI individually or together with the original in a ZIP.

Good to know

Questions and answers

Can I remove only the backing vocals?

You can download the lead vocal separately. How cleanly it separates from harmonies depends on how distinct the voices are in the original mix.

Does it work for a choir?

Results for a polyphonic choir are unpredictable. This experimental mode is primarily for pop and rock arrangements with a distinct lead vocal.

Separate your song

Upload an MP3 or WAV, choose the tracks you need and optionally create MIDI with recognized notes.

Separate your song