How to Remove Vocal from Song in Filmora Using AI

Key takeaways:

• Use AI Vocal Remover in Filmora 13 or 14
• Separate vocals and instrumentals in just a few clicks
• No internet or AI credit needed, all local processing

Ever wanted to make a karaoke version of your favorite song or just grab the vocals for a remix? With Filmora 13 or 14, you can split vocals from instrumentals using the built-in AI Vocal Remover. No need for extra plugins or online tools. I’ll show you how to do it step by step, so you’ll end up with both the vocal and instrumental tracks, ready for whatever project you have in mind.

Getting Started with AI Vocal Remover in Filmora 13 and 14

So here’s the deal: not every version of Filmora has this AI feature. You’ll need at least version 13 or 14. If you’re still on Filmora 12 or older, it might be time for an upgrade. I’m running Filmora 14 here, and this is how it goes down.

Import Your Song or Video File

Open up Filmora and drop your audio or video file onto the timeline. You can use any song, but for this demo, I’m using a track that’s got both vocals and instruments mixed together. If the audio’s too loud, you can enable auto normalization, but that’s optional.

Play and Preview the Audio

Before you start splitting things, hit play and listen for a few seconds. Make sure you can hear both the vocals and the background music. This helps you know what to expect after the separation.

Trim the Audio (Optional)

If you don’t want to process the whole track, just split and delete the parts you don’t need. This saves time, especially if you’re just testing things out.

Use the AI Vocal Remover

Here’s where the magic happens:

• Click on the audio file in your timeline.
• Right-click and choose AI Vocal Remover.
• Or, go to Tools > Audio > AI Vocal Remover.

Now, just wait for it to process. The cool thing? It doesn’t use up your AI credits and doesn’t need an internet connection. The AI runs right on your computer.

Check the Results: Two New Audio Tracks

Once it’s done, you’ll see two new audio tracks in your project:

• One is just the vocals.
• The other is just the instrumentals.

Mute or solo each track to hear the difference. If you only want the vocals, mute the music. If you want a karaoke track, mute the vocals and keep the instrumentals.

What to Do With the Separated Tracks

Now you’ve got options. Export just the vocals, just the music, or both. Use them for karaoke, remixes, or background music for your next video. If you’re into video editing, check out how to blur face in Filmora or how to remove background noise in Filmora for more audio tricks.

Troubleshooting and Tips for Better Results

• Make sure you’re using Filmora 13 or 14. Earlier versions don’t have this feature.
• The AI works best with clear, well-mixed songs. If the vocals are buried in the music, results might be less clean.
• Processing time depends on your computer’s speed and the length of the audio.
• You don’t need to worry about AI credits or internet usage. Everything’s local.

If you want to keep your Filmora up to date, check out how to update Filmora. And if you’re curious about making your videos even better, see how to improve video quality in Filmora.

FAQs

How do I access the AI Vocal Remover in Filmora?

Just right-click your audio track in the timeline and choose AI Vocal Remover, or use the Tools > Audio menu.

Does this work offline or do I need internet?

It works completely offline. The AI runs on your device and doesn’t use your AI credits.

Can I use this feature in Filmora 12 or older?

Nope, you’ll need Filmora 13 or 14 for the AI Vocal Remover.

Will this split every song perfectly?

Most songs work great, but if the mix is messy or vocals are too quiet, the separation might not be perfect.

What can I do with the separated tracks?

You can export just the vocals or instrumentals, use them for karaoke, remixes, or any creative project you want.

🎶 That’s it—now you’ve got pro-level audio separation right in Filmora. Give it a shot and see what you can make!