LALAL.AI

LALAL.AI is a vocal remover and stem splitter built to extract vocals and instrument layers from songs and uploaded media. Choose what you want to extract (for example, Vocal/Instrumental, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and synths), upload your file(s), preview the result, and download the stems you need.

You can process single tracks or batch up to 20 files. Input support includes common audio and video formats (audio such as MP3, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, AAC, and OGG; video such as MP4, MKV, AVI, and others). For video inputs, you can keep the original video format or select an audio format for the extracted stems.

If you want higher separation quality and cleaner vocals, use the available processing options. Enhanced Processing (Clear Cut or Deep Extraction) and De-Echo can help reduce artifacts like cross-bleeding or echo/reverb effects. Noise Canceling Level (Mild, Normal, Aggressive) is also available when working with voice-related stems.

LALAL.AI offers plan-based limits with a free Starter tier and paid options for higher minutes and upload limits. Processing speed is controlled by Fast (immediate) and Relaxed (queued) modes, with minutes consumed based on file length and the number of separation types you select.

What can I extract with LALAL.AI?

You can remove vocals or extract stems such as Vocal, Instrumental, Drums, Bass, Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Synthesizer, and other supported instruments.

Can I separate lead and backing vocals individually?

Yes. With Lead/back separation enabled, you can download Lead Vocal and Backing Vocal separately, along with Instrumental and an Instrumental + Backing mix.

What file formats does LALAL.AI support?

Audio formats include MP3, OGG, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, AAC, and M4A. Video formats include AVI, MP4, MKV, MOV, and M4V.

How does output formatting work for video files?

By default, results follow the format of the uploaded file. For video inputs, you can also select an audio format for the stems; if you skip selecting a format in the preview step, results remain in the original video format.

What’s the difference between Fast and Relaxed processing?

Fast mode processes immediately. Relaxed mode queues your files and runs them when capacity is available, and minutes are consumed based on your selected stem types and file length.

How do Enhanced Processing and De-Echo affect results?

Enhanced Processing offers Clear Cut (cleaner output with less cross-bleeding) or Deep Extraction (captures more detail but may increase cross-bleeding). De-Echo reduces echo/reverb in voice-related stems to improve clarity.