How To Remove Vocals From Any Song For Free (Easily Make High Quality Karaoke Tracks)

Stop searching for good sounding karaoke tracks and start singing to the real, original instrumentation of your favorite songs!! In this video, I show you how to easily remove vocals from any song using a simple, free online tool.

Even better: You can use recording equipment you already have to create extremely high quality cover songs using the same music and performances you've grown to know and love! For me, it's always a bit deflating to have to sing to a cheap sounding recreation of a song I really like.

I've been using this method for quite some time now and the results are consistently awesome! I hope you're able to make some great covers of your favorite songs after learning how to do this!

[CCKaraoke]

Thanks for the shout out :) Vocal removal has come a long way in the last couple years and has inspired dozens of Karaoke channels to pop up on Youtube. I would also highly recommend 'Spectral Editing' to anyone who wants to bring their instrumental quality to the next level.

[dansharrio]

Chris, thank you for posting all of these instructional videos. I've been making music for over 15 years and never feel like the information in my head is valuable enough to share with the world. You help inspire me, and realize what is obvious to you might be obvious to few. Some people have been recently asking me to give them vocal lessons, and I didn't feel qualified until watching hours of your content. You helped me organize all of the things I already knew but didn't know how to translate to other people in a way that makes sense. For example, teaching someone to do the lip buzz warm up. Seemed so obvious to me, but for people that didn't grow up as singers, that's completely new information.

[guitarheadhunt]

Vocal remover will let you download the tracks as an mp3 file. Then just import files to your daw. Way less time involved. The quality is just as good as recording into your daw.

Mate, this dude has a KILLER voice, I was not expecting that

[justinwilson]

Dude thanks for actually helping people and just being awesome! You are what the world needs more of. This is the first video of selflessness we have seen on YouTube ever!

[beastdude]

I paused the video, looked up the website, tried it out, and oh my god it works like a charm. I have a personal karaoke project going on and sourcing instrumentals was always a challenge, but now it looks like it's going to be super easy. I'm glad I stumbled across this video. Thanks a bunch. :D

[NeXusZT]

Absolutely can't wait to try this. I love mixing vocals into already mixed tracks.

[ashdeen]

Your rendition of show me how to live is amazing. Love what you did with the chorus as well.

[fenderfox]

About 6 months ago I was trying to do this same thing lol, I hit a dead end and gave up.... thanks for breaking this all down Chris, much appreciated 🤘

[Hoody]

Hell yes, this is awesome. I wanted to do this sort of as a fun thing. And didn’t want to spend days making music, just wanted to sing. This is perfect! Thank you world!

[Famousfifty]

I came for the tutorial, but your vocals instantly drew me in. Amazing job sir.

[giannovicente]

Thank You for broadcasting this! This is way easier than what I used to do! I joined them too

[juanjosesalvadorromero]

This is amazing, not only for vocals but to practice and listen to your selft with the instrumental without it colliding with the original one. Thanks very much, helpful as always!

[zako]

Mate, I am a musician and I can't explain how much this has helped me. 💯💯❤

[happy-station]

OMG Thank you sooo much ! I love you !! .. I've been hitting my head in the wall with useless Adobe audition tutorial for hour's... after 2 minutes of you I fix my problem !! Thank you, again!

[Weloz]

Thank you Chris, this is incredibly useful! It's really hard to find instrumental tracks for specific, unknown songs 👌

[henhenhen]

With Soundflower, you can do that patch with just a few clicks and don't need any soundcard, cables or anything. Very easy to use when it's set up. Mostly as an advice for people without equipment.

[davidbirkes]

Holy moly bro from one vocalist to another you a freaking talented. Cornell is one of my favorites because he is honestly one of the hardest ranges to imitate

[jamiegunn]

Very cool!! Thank you Chris. Definitely something to try out.

[fichshreds]

Wow! This works so well even for metal songs with growls and screams. Thanks man!