Karaoke Maker

Yep. You can upload a song and make a karaoke track without paying a thing or entering a credit card. Free accounts have a daily processing limit. If you hit that ceiling, paid plans are available.

Just drop in your MP3, WAV, FLAC, or M4A file. The AI separates the vocals from the instruments in 10 to 30 seconds. Preview the instrumental, then download it as a 320kbps MP3 or lossless WAV. Done — that's your karaoke track.

It uses real stem separation — not old-school phase cancellation — so the instruments stay intact. You won't get that hollow, echoey sound that basic vocal removers leave behind. Dense mixes and reverb-heavy tracks may have faint vocal traces, but for singing, DJing, and content work, the quality is more than solid.

A vocal remover gives you two files — vocals and instrumental. A karaoke maker like BeMusic takes it further: you get up to 6 separate stems (vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, other), you can preview each one in the browser, and you download exactly the combination you need.

MP3, WAV, FLAC, and M4A — up to 100MB per file. For the cleanest results, go with a lossless WAV or FLAC. Compressed formats work fine too, but better input means better karaoke tracks.

Lossless WAV or 320kbps MP3 — your pick. WAV is what you want for recording covers or professional use. MP3 is great for karaoke nights and quick sharing.

Usually 10 to 30 seconds for a normal-length song. Longer tracks take a little more, but you're almost never waiting over a minute. It all happens on our servers, so your device doesn't matter.

Not directly from a YouTube link — you'll need to download the audio first, then upload the file here. We handle all the common audio formats, so once you've got the file, the rest takes seconds.

Nope. Everything runs in your browser. Upload, process, download. Works on Mac, Windows, Linux, Chromebook — basically anything with a modern browser.

You can preview stems without one. To download, you'll need a free account — takes about 30 seconds to set up with your email.

Honestly? AI separation has gotten really good, but no tool nails 100% perfect isolation on every single track. Songs with heavy reverb or vocal effects may have faint traces. For the vast majority of pop, rock, hip-hop, and acoustic tracks, the instrumental comes out clean enough for singing, recording, and performing.

That depends on the source material. Pro and Studio include a commercial-use license for eligible separated output. The original song remains subject to its rights holder's copyright, so public events, covers, and published content also require the appropriate source rights.

For personal use — singing at home, practicing — it's generally fine. For public performance or commercial distribution, copyright laws apply to the original recording. We provide the tool; you're responsible for how you use the output.

Pretty much all of them. Pop, rock, hip-hop, R&B, EDM, jazz, classical, country, folk, metal, lo-fi — it handles whatever you throw at it. You'll get the cleanest results from well-mixed studio recordings, and slightly less perfect stems from lo-fi or live sources.

That's more of a Stem Splitter job. The karaoke maker focuses on giving you a clean instrumental. If you need drums, bass, guitar, and piano as separate files, head over to the stem splitter.

BeMusic is fully browser-based — no app to install. You can preview the instrumental before downloading. And if you ever need more than just karaoke tracks, the platform also has a stem splitter, remixer, and mastering tool built in.

Up to 100MB per file and 20 minutes per track. That covers pretty much every song out there. For longer audio, just split it into chunks first.

Nope. Upload a file, pick how many stems you want, hit process. If you know what vocals and drums are, you're good. The tool does all the heavy lifting.