Lead & Back Vocals
Separate lead vocals from backing vocals
Separate male and female vocals from songs with AI. Isolate each voice for duets, vocal practice, remixes, and music production.
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Supported formats: MP3, WAV, MP4, MOV, etc.
Maximum file duration: 60 min, maximum file size: 1000 MB
Separation Mode
Listen to how AI separates male and female vocals from a mixed song.
Original Audio
Male Vocals
Female Vocals
Instrumental
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Isolate the male vocal parts to study melodies, follow vocal performances, or use them in your own music projects.
Extract the female vocal parts to practice individual melodies, explore vocal arrangements, or create new mixes.
Upload an audio file containing male and female vocals, such as a duet or a song with mixed vocal parts.
Choose the Male Female Vocal Separation mode and let AI process the song into separate vocal tracks.
Listen to the male and female vocal tracks individually, then download the audio you need for practice, editing, or remixing.
Isolate male and female voices from a mixed song into two individual vocal tracks. Focus on each singer's performance without having to manually edit the original recording.
Listen to male and female vocals separately to hear their melodies, phrasing, and vocal details more clearly. Easily switch between tracks to focus on the voice you want.
Use separated vocal tracks in your own music projects, from learning duet parts to creating remixes and experimenting with new vocal arrangements. Get more flexibility when editing and working with individual voices.
Separate both voices in duet songs and focus on one singer at a time. Learn individual melodies, follow lyrics, and practice your part without competing vocals.
Listen to how male and female voices work together in harmonies and layered arrangements. Identify different vocal lines and better understand how a song is structured.
Use isolated male and female vocal tracks to experiment with new arrangements, build mashups, and add individual vocal parts to your music productions.
Coolo makes it easier to work with duet recordings. I can separate male and female vocals into individual tracks and use them to explore different arrangements without having to edit each voice manually.
I often practice songs with both male and female vocals. Separating the two voices helps me focus on the part I want to learn and follow each singer's melody more easily.
I use duet songs to help students understand vocal melodies and harmonies. Being able to isolate male and female vocals makes it easier to demonstrate each part and help students practice their own lines.
I like experimenting with vocal tracks when creating remixes. Separating male and female voices gives me more creative options, whether I want to feature one singer, combine both voices, or build a new arrangement.
Some of my favorite songs are duets, and learning both vocal parts can be challenging. With separate male and female tracks, I can focus on each singer and prepare my own cover with more confidence.
When editing vocal-heavy tracks, it's useful to have male and female voices on separate tracks. I can focus on the details of each performance and work with individual vocal parts more easily in my projects.
Yes. Coolo Pro can separate male and female vocal parts from mixed duet recordings into individual tracks, making it easier to listen to and practice each part.
Coolo Male Female vocal separator analyzes a mixed recording and separates the male and female vocal components into individual audio tracks.
No. A Vocal Remover separates vocals from instrumentals, while a Male Female Vocal Separator separates male and female voices into individual vocal tracks.
Yes. The individual vocal tracks can be used as references for remixing, editing, and experimenting with new vocal arrangements.