How To Make Karaoke Songs By Removing Vocals

If you not able to find the Karaoke of your favorite song then you can make karaoke songs by your self. You can delete words in the original songs to create Karaoke Mp3. Actually, in this article, we are not going to delete the vocals completely but instead of that, we reduce the vocals sound. Because there is no guaranteedĀ method to removeĀ the Vocals from a song. The Audacity is the very popular free software to edit any audio file. This software can reduce the vocals in the most of the stereo quality Mp3 files. If the song was recorded in a stereo format means mixed with vocals in the center then this free audio software can drastically reduce the vocals.

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How to Make Karaoke Songs by Reducing Vocals using Audacity Audio Editor.

Step 1: First of Download the Free Audacity software fromĀ https://sourceforge.net/projects/audacity. The Audacity is free multi-track audio editor and recorder that is available for Windows, Mac OS X, GNU/Linux and other operating systems. It is a free and opensource software and distributed under GPL license.

Audacity A free multi-track audio editor and recorder

Step 2: After downloading,Ā  install the Audacity. To install double click and run it as administrator and select the language in which you want to install it. It supports almost every language.

Step 3:Ā By default Audacity not support the MP3 file export. So, to export the files from Audacity in MP3 format you need an Audacity plugin called LAME. Download LAME for Audacity.Ā 

Step 4: Now itā€™s time to import the song or mp3 file from which you want to create Karaoke track. To Import the MP3 file, go to Audacity click on File Menu -> Import-> Audio. You can also use the shortcut key Ctrl+Shift+I to directly import the MP3 in Audacity editor.

 

How to create karaoke song by deleting words from any song

Step 5: Create karaoke tracks by removing vocals:

Step 1: After importing the MP3 files, if you see the two waves in the Audacity editor space as shown in the screenshot, that means it is a stereo song.

how to create Karaoke Songs tracks by removing vocals

Step 2: Now go to Effect Menu of Audacity and select the Vocals Remover Effect.Ā 

how to create karaoke tracks by removing vocals

Step 3: Now set the following things as to make Karaoke Songs:

Remove Vocals or View Help: Remove vocals

Removal choice: Simple (entire spectrum)

Lower-frequency band limit (Hz): 120

Upper-frequency band limit (Hz): 9000

After setting the above value either click on the preview to listen to the changes or click on ā€œOKā€ to set the frequency changes. The software will not completely delete the vocals but can reduce it to a high extent. You can also modify Vocal remover settings according to your chosen song to get optimize the result. After editing click on File->Export Audio-> select the MP3 format.
Remove the Vocals From a Song

Second Method: Remove Vocals for Karaoke using Audacity Stereo Stereo splitting feature

Step 1: Import the sound MP3 file to Karaoke and click on song name from the editor panelĀ andĀ select Split Stereo Track.Ā 

How to Take an MP3 File and Delete the Words to Create Karaoke Songs

Step 2: Now you will see two split waves of the Mp3 file. Click on Song name and select Mono for both the Waves (upper and bottom).

Set the audacity channels to mono

Step 3: Now double clickĀ on the bottom wave and select the Effect -> Invert effect option. Click on the Play button form the Menu and listen to the songs (Vocal removed),. Now click on the File Menu and export the audio into the MP3 format.

Take-an-MP3-File-and-Delete-the-Words-to-Create-Karaoke

If you have any doubts about Make Karaoke Songs tutorial, please comment and we will try to solve that.

1 thought on “How To Make Karaoke Songs By Removing Vocals”

  1. Hey,

    Very useful content. Thansk for sharing.
    I’m using audacity 2.2.2 where I’m unable to get the option to select “Mono” while following your Second Method.
    Could you please suggest me any other way.

    Reply

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