Separate vocals from the instrumental

One song, two files

Separation in Vocalora means splitting a recording into a vocal stem and an instrumental stem. The vocal file is the voice Vocalora could isolate. The instrumental file is the backing that remains. Both belong to the same project, with the original upload.

Choose four stems when you also want drums, bass, and the remaining accompaniment as separate files. Two-stem mode is the direct way to keep a vocal and one instrumental.

What you do

Upload

The studio accepts the audio types listed on the homepage, up to the current size and length limits. Vocalora checks the file before it quotes a price.

Review the quote

Credits depend on length. Up to 1 minute is 50 credits. Longer than 2 minutes is 100 credits. If the song falls between those bands and that band has no published price, the job is not for sale yet. You confirm only a price the server calculated.

Use the result

Play the vocal, then the instrumental. Each player stops the other. Download the WAV stems from the project while the files are still stored. Completed projects use the published retention rules. Extra storage is charged only after you confirm a published storage price.

What this page does not promise

Vocalora does not write a new song, replace the singer, or guarantee a studio-clean split on every mix. It separates the recording you upload and stores the stems on your project.