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Remove a Voice from Any Recording with a Voice Remover
An AI voice remover splits a recording into speech, music and sound effects. Keep the bed, drop the talking and reuse the audio in a new edit.
By Diego Ramos · Updated
Where a voice remover helps
Each voice remover job keeps the parts of the recording you need.
Clip audio
Lift narration off a soundtrack and reuse the music bed.
Podcasts
Pull the music bed from under the host for a new mix.
Remove the voice in two steps
Both steps run in the voice remover online, right in your browser.
1. Upload and choose Speech / Music / SFX
Open the Stem Splitter, upload the recording and pick Speech / Music / SFX. You get separate speech, music and effects files.
2. Clean the music bed
Open Denoise, upload the music file and pick Gentle or Deep clean for hiss and hum.
What each file gives you
Pick the file that fits your next edit.
| File | What it holds | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Speech | Every spoken word | Transcripts, captions or a new mix |
| Music | The score or song bed | Reuse under a new voiceover |
| Effects | Footsteps, crowd and room sounds | Keeping the scene real |
Finish the new mix
Pair the clean bed with these tools.
Voice remover questions
Is there a free voice remover?
Yes. The MusiCraft Stem Splitter is free to try in your browser. Upload a recording and preview each file.
How does an AI voice remover work?
It learns how speech, music and effects sound, then places each one on its own file.
Which recordings give the cleanest result?
Clear speech over steady music. Very compressed live rooms sound best with a Denoise pass afterward.
What files can I upload?
MP3, WAV, FLAC or M4A, up to 10 minutes per file.
Can I reuse the music I separate?
Yes for your own recordings. Clear any third party music with its rights holders before you publish.
Lift the voice off your recording
Upload a file to the voice remover and get speech, music and effects as separate files.