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Vocal Separation

Standalone Vocal Separation splits video or audio into tracks you can preview and download separately. It is different from internal separation used during translation; translation projects do not automatically expose all standalone stems.

2026-11-03 2 min readCore ToolsVocal SeparationChoose a sceneSteps

Vocal Separation

Standalone Vocal Separation splits video or audio into tracks you can preview and download separately. It is different from internal separation used during translation; translation projects do not automatically expose all standalone stems.

Choose a scene

Choose a scene
SceneDelivered tracksFormat
General audio/videoVocals and background, 2 tracksMP3
Music / songsVocals and accompaniment, 2 tracksMP3
Drama / filmVocals, music, and sound effects, 3 tracksMP3
Speech / narrationVocals, music, and sound effects, 3 tracksMP3

Steps

  1. Open Vocal Separation and select the scene closest to the source.
  2. Upload one video or audio file and wait for the upload and duration check.
  3. Review the scene, estimate, and validation messages, then submit.
  4. Preview each completed track and download the MP3 files you need.

Sources and quality

The entry accepts MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, MKV video and MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, FLAC audio. Plan size, duration, and storage limits still apply. MP3 output does not mean the input must be MP3.

Echo, overlapping sources, and recording quality can affect separation. Outputs are stems, not translations, subtitles, or new speech. Use Audio/Video Transcription or Translation for translated subtitles.

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