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This karaoke maker makes a track you can sing over: the lead singer leaves, the harmonies and the original band stay, and you can blend up to 30% of the lead back as a guide. It does not add lyrics.
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Yes. Sing the chorus over the free 30 seconds. If a little of the original singer remains, it is usually their reverb, and you can still hear yourself.
The record, lead singer and all.
The same chorus without the lead, with the harmonies still answering.
Apps with a song library skip new releases, local artists, and the deep cut someone at the party asked for.
A single from this month, a regional hit, or a B-side.
Catalog tracks are often re-recorded. This one is the record you uploaded, minus the lead.
Make the three songs guests will actually sing, instead of scrolling a catalog.
Practice in the original key, over the real arrangement, before the night.
You bring the song. The page takes the lead singer out and leaves you a track to sing on.
Backing singers are kept on purpose. A full instrumental would have removed them too.
Raise the guide slider, up to 30%, and that much of the lead sits under the track the way a karaoke booth does.
The WAV has no picture and no scrolling words. Put lyrics on a phone or in a karaoke app beside it.
For singing along, a faint trace of the original voice rarely matters. Listen for these cases.
A long echo can leave a soft shadow after each line. It is usually quiet enough to sing over.
When two people share the melody, part of the second voice can stay, because it looks like a harmony.
The audience singing along stays in the track. Prefer the studio recording.
A catalog is easier when it already has your song, with words on screen. A maker is how you sing a song it does not have.
| Compared on | Karaoke catalog or app | This karaoke maker |
|---|---|---|
| Songs | Only the ones in the library | Any song you can upload |
| Arrangement | Often a re-recorded cover | The original band |
| Lyrics on screen | Yes | No, audio only |
| Key change | Often a button in the app | Not here; shift the WAV afterward |
| Backing vocals | Often kept | Kept; only the lead goes |
| Guide vocal | Sometimes a quieter lead | Up to 30% of the lead, on a slider |
A karaoke track still has the harmonies. The instrumental maker removes those too, which is better for a beat than for singing along.
Instrumental makerAny song you have as audio, up to 2 GB. The track comes back in the original key.
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, Opus, or FLAC. You download a 44.1 kHz WAV, not an MP4 with lyrics.
Extract the audio in the browser first. This page does not build a lyric video from it.
The preview does not ask you to make an account.
If you want a hint of the original melody, raise the guide vocal. Leave it down for a blank lead.
Play the WAV from a speaker and read the lyrics somewhere else. The file is deleted after 24 hours.
Play the track from a laptop and keep the lyrics on your phone.
Prepare the songs people requested that no catalog listed.
Practice the melody over the real band, with or without a quiet guide vocal.
Use this page to sing. The other song tools hand you a different piece of the record.
| Job | Use |
|---|---|
| Sing along, with the harmonies still there | Use this page |
| A backing track with every voice removed | Instrumental maker |
| Only the singer’s voice | Acapella extractor |
| Take all the singing out, for any reason | Remove vocals from a song |
No. Your upload and the karaoke track are deleted 24 hours after you upload. They are not added to a song catalog.
Upload the song, sing over the free 30-second preview with the lead vocal removed, and download the full karaoke track as a WAV.
No. It makes the backing audio only. Show the words in a karaoke app, or read them from a lyrics site while the track plays.
Not on this page. The track stays in the original key. A karaoke app or a DAW can pitch-shift the WAV afterward.
Yes. Only the lead vocal is removed, so the chorus keeps its harmonies.
Yes. Raise the guide vocal slider, up to 30%, and that much of the lead singer comes back under the track, the way some karaoke apps play a guide vocal.
The 30-second preview is free. The full song uses processing minutes. A 1 Hour Pack costs $2.99, about 15 songs of 4 minutes.
No. You get a karaoke track: the band and the harmonies, without the dry lead. The isolated lead is a different run on the acapella extractor, and the full vocal file uses minutes again.
Making the track does not license the song. A paid party, a stream, or a recording of the performance still needs permission from the rights holders.
Each file can be up to 2 GB. The preview is limited to 3 times in 24 hours without an account, and 20 times once you sign in.