NeuralSound is an AI music source separation platform. You give it a song or a recording, and it separates the audio into parts so you can keep the one you need.
The vocal remover (https://neuralsound.org/vocal-remover) takes the vocals out of a song and leaves the music, which is handy for karaoke and practice. The instrumental remover (https://neuralsound.org/instrumental-remover) does the opposite and leaves the vocals on their own. The background music remover (https://neuralsound.org/background-music-remover) takes the music out from behind a recording.
For more control, NeuralSound also has a vocal isolator and stem separation, so you can work with each part of a track separately. It is available on the web at https://neuralsound.org.
Separating a song into its parts used to mean either expensive studio software or results full of leftover noise. I wanted something simpler: upload a track, choose what you want to keep, and get a clean result without needing to know audio engineering. That is what NeuralSound is for. Some people want the vocals gone so they can sing over the music, some want only the vocals, and some just want the background music out of a recording. I built NeuralSound so each of those jobs has a clear tool, along with a vocal isolator and stem separation for anyone who needs more control.