Jinova Compute · Separate a track

Split a song into vocals and instrumental.

Upload a track. Jinova Compute separates it into a vocals track and an instrumental track for you to preview and download.

Two tracks come back: Vocals and Instrumental. Drums, bass and other instruments are not split from each other.

  • MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC
  • Up to 10 minutes
  • Up to 143 MB
  • MP3 and FLAC downloads
Real output

One run of the live workload

A 27-second song went in. Two tracks came back.

01Input

MP3 · 48 kHz · stereo · 27.1 s · 588 KB

02Output

MP3 · 44.1 kHz · 320 kb/s · stereo · 27.1 s
MP3 · 44.1 kHz · 320 kb/s · stereo · 27.1 s
0.0 / 27.1 s

Switch while it plays: the song carries on from the same moment in the track you pick.

Real output from Jinova Compute, shown as returned.

The players use the MP3 files the workload returned. Waveforms are drawn from the real files on one scale. The demo song was generated with AI for this page.

How it works

One song in, two tracks out.

  1. 01

    Upload your track

    One audio file: MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC, up to 10 minutes and 143 MB.

  2. 02

    See the price

    Jinova reads how long the track is and shows the price. Nothing runs until you approve it.

  3. 03

    Jinova separates it

    The singing goes to a vocals track, and the music without it to an instrumental track.

  4. 04

    Preview and download

    Play the original, the vocals and the instrumental in the console, then download each track as MP3 or FLAC.

Formats and limits

What goes in, what comes out.

One audio file per run. The formats and limits are the ones the console shows on the Separate a track page.

Accepted files

  • MP3
  • WAV
  • M4A
  • FLAC

Per track

  • 10 minLongest track
  • 143 MBLargest file
  • 1 filePer run

You get

  • VocalsThe singing
  • InstrumentalThe music without the vocals
  • PlayersOriginal, Vocals and Instrumental

Downloads

  • MP3Each track
  • FLACEach track, lossless file

Two tracks come back, Vocals and Instrumental. Drums, bass and other instruments stay together in the instrumental.

Uses

Where it helps.

Any time you need a song's vocals and its music as separate tracks.

Instrumental versions

Take the singing out of a track to get a version with the music only.

Vocal practice

Hear the vocal on its own to learn a part or check phrasing and pitch.

Remix preparation

Start an edit or a remix from separate vocals and music instead of the finished mix.

Rehearsal

Play along with the instrumental, or keep the vocal as a guide.

Content editing

Use the instrumental or the vocal on its own in a video or audio edit.

Music analysis

Study how a vocal and its arrangement fit together by hearing each one alone.

Rights to the music

Only upload tracks you have the right to use this way. Separating a song does not give you any rights to it, its vocals or its instrumental.

Acceptable Use Policy
Jinova Compute

Describe the workload. Jinova handles the compute.

Separate a track is one of the workloads on Jinova Compute. Say what you need in the console or pick the workload, approve the price, and Jinova runs it.

Nothing runs until you approve the price, and you are never charged more than the amount you approve.

Before you upload

The practical questions.

We don't claim your files

Jinova does not claim ownership of the tracks you upload or of the tracks it returns to you. We process your files to deliver your result and for nothing else.

An account is required

Uploading and processing happen inside a signed-in account, so your tracks and results are not sitting behind a public link.

Help if something goes wrong

If a job or a charge does not look right, contact us and we will look into it.

How we handle your data

What we collect, how long we keep it and who processes it is set out in our Privacy Policy.

Full detail is in our Privacy Policy and in the Jinova Compute terms shown in the console.

FAQ

Questions about separating a track.

What you can upload, what you get back and what it costs.

What does Separate a track produce?

Two tracks from one song: Vocals and Instrumental. You can play each one in the console next to the original, and download it as an MP3 or as a lossless FLAC file.

What file types can I upload?

Audio files in MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC format. Each run separates one track.

How long can a track be?

Up to 10 minutes.

What is the maximum file size?

143 MB, the limit the console shows.

Does it separate drums, bass or other instruments?

No. It returns two tracks: the vocals, and an instrumental with the rest of the music. Drums, bass and other instruments are not split from each other.

What happens with tracks that have little or no singing?

Results depend on the track. A track with little or no singing may leave some instrumental sound in the vocals file. A very quiet vocal may come back quieter than you expect, and sparse, acoustic arrangements are harder to separate cleanly than dense ones.

Can I download the results?

Yes. When you run your own track in the console, Vocals and Instrumental each have their own downloads: MP3, and FLAC (lossless).

What rights do I need to process a track?

You need the right to use the track this way. The Acceptable Use Policy in the console does not allow anything that infringes someone else's copyright. Separating a song does not give you any rights to it, its vocals or its instrumental.

Will I know the cost before it runs?

Yes. The console reads how long your track is and shows the amount to approve before the job runs. Nothing runs until you approve it, and you are never charged more than the amount you approve. Current prices and the terms for Jinova Compute purchases are shown in the console.

Is the demo on this page real?

Yes. It is one run of the live Separate a track workload. The song you can play is the MP3 that went in, with only its embedded tags removed; every byte of audio is unchanged. Vocals and Instrumental are the MP3 files the run returned, unedited. The demo song was generated with AI for this page.

What happens to uploaded files?

Jinova processes your files to produce the result you asked for, and you can delete a finished run and its files from the console. What we collect, why, and how long we keep it is set out in our Privacy Policy at /privacy-policy/.

One song in. Vocals and instrumental out.

Jinova Compute does the separating. Nothing runs until you approve the price.

Separate a track is one of the workloads on Jinova Compute. It runs in the Jinova console at app.jinovaai.com.

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