Introduction

We love to listen to songs, but we have issues related to vocals in some songs. So, today we will teach you how to remove vocals from a song. So, let us begin.

Supplies

We will just need one tool to remove the vocals from the song.

Tool

• Audacity

Steps To Remove Vocals From A Song

Step 1: The first step is downloading and installing the Audacity Software on the system. Once you are done with the installation, open it and create a new project.

Downloading the Software

Step 2: The second step is to insert the song into the workstation or you can directly drag and drop the song into the workstation

Adding the Song

Step 3: The next step is to go to the top left corner of the soundtrack and then click on the drop-down arrow that is available to the song name. Then, click on the “Split Stereo Track” option.

Splitting the Track

Step 4: Now to choose the bottom track, double click on the blue section of the lower track and it will turn into a dark grey colour shade as compared to another track.

Choosing the Track

Step 5: The following step is to click on the Effect button and then click on the “Invert” button and it will flip around the lower track.

Clicking on Invert Option

Step 6: Now, once again go back to the drop-down arrow that you can find next to the song a name. Then click on the “Mono” option.

Clicking on Mono Option

Step 7: Once you are done click on the play button available on the top. It will play the song and you can check it.

Playing the Song

Step 8: Click on the “File” Tab and then click on the “Export” button.

Exporting the Song

Step 9: Choose the destination location and provide a name.

Choosing The Destination

Step 10: Once the song is successfully exported click on the “Ok” button.

Edited Song

Recommendation

• We recommend you save the edited song with another name and at another file location.

Things To Remember

• Some songs have vocals and they cannot be removed.

Saquib Siddiqui

Saquib Siddiqui is a Mechanical Engineer and a content creator. He has special interest in science experiments and teaches the same to school and college students. He is also a technical lead at RUDE LABS PVT. LTD.