Vocal removal takes advantage of the fact that almost all modern pop places the vocal in the stereo center channel (equal level in the left and right). ToneBrowser analyses that center channel band by band, attenuating the vocal while preserving as much of the instrumentation as possible.
Best results: pop, K-pop, and Western pop released in the last five years, where the mix has an accurate center image.
Reasonable results: 2000s ballads and rock.
Low removal: mono mixes (live recordings, older masters) and experimental mixes where the vocal is already panned left or right.
Try it on any song first; if the result is not satisfying, switch the preset to "Center Cancel Aggressive" or lift the low end slightly with the EQ to improve it.
Set the key to your own range first with a preset or the slider, then turn vocal removal on, and a custom backing track in your key is finished on the spot. There is no longer any need to search for an MR file, download it, and edit it.
For busking, send the MR-ed sound from ToneBrowser to a Bluetooth speaker and sing live on top of it. For streaming, a real-time karaoke mode lets you sing along with your viewers.
Shift the pitch of any YouTube or music site in real time without touching tempo. ±12 semitone range, semitone-accurate, ideal for singing, busking, and ear training.
See all featuresThe most common key jump — -5 semitones for men covering female songs, +5 semitones for women covering male songs — available as one-tap presets.
See all featuresLoop any section of a YouTube video infinitely. Two taps set the start and end. Ideal for copying solos, drilling choruses, and language shadowing.
See all featuresDownload ToneBrowser for free — change the key in 30 seconds.
