AudioStrip

Browser tool for pulling vocals, drums and bass out of a finished song

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What is AudioStrip?

AudioStrip is a web service for separating a song into its parts. Upload a track and it returns vocals, instrumental, drums, bass and other stems, which you can download individually or mute and recombine in a small built-in player. It is aimed at hobbyists and working musicians who need an instrumental for practice, a backing track for a performance or an a cappella for a remix, without installing any software. The trade-off is depth: there is no timeline editing, no batch processing and no plug-in, only separation and download at a few quality settings.

Last updated: 2026-09-20. This site only provides an index; for exact features, pricing, and licensing, see the official website.

Key features

  • Vocals, instrumental, drums, bass and other stem extraction
  • Simple drag-and-drop upload with progress for long tracks
  • Combined playback with per-stem mute and solo controls
  • Several separation quality levels that trade time for polish
  • Individual stem download in common audio formats
  • Runs entirely in the browser with no installation needed

Pros & cons

Strengths

  • Quick to use with no install and a clear interface
  • Handles standard vocal and drum separation well
  • A free allowance lets you judge quality before paying

Watch out for

  • Quality trails dedicated professional separation tools
  • No editing, batch processing or API access
  • Uploads are limited by file size and track length

Best for & use cases

practice backing tracks, karaoke, a cappella extraction and remix experiments

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FAQ

How good is the separation?

Good enough for practice tracks and casual remixing, with vocals and drums coming out cleanest. Dense productions, heavy reverb and quiet instruments leave audible bleed between the stems.

Can I separate an entire album?

Not conveniently. The service works on one track at a time with upload limits on length and file size, so large volumes are better handled by a tool with batch processing or an API.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Everything runs in the browser, which is the main appeal for people who only occasionally need stems and do not want another application on their machine.