How to remove vocals from a song on iPhone
Short answer: open the clip in Lunio, tap Vocals, then choose Remove Vocals for a karaoke track or Vocals Only for an a cappella. Lunio separates the voice on your iPhone, so nothing is uploaded. Listening to the result is free; saving it is part of Lunio Pro.
Step by step
- Extract audio from a video in Lunio, or open a clip in the Library.
- Tap Vocals.
- Choose Remove Vocals to keep the music, or Vocals Only to keep the singing.
- Tap play and listen to the result.
- Tap Save as New Clip (Lunio Pro). The new clip appears in your Library.
What each option does
- Remove Vocals: keeps the music and removes the singing, for karaoke.
- Vocals Only: keeps the singing and removes the music, for an a cappella.
- Clean Voice: for speech, not songs. It removes background noise from a recording.
How it works
Lunio runs the open-source Spleeter stem-separation model by Deezer (MIT License) on the device. Results depend on the recording, and faint traces of the voice can remain in a dense mix.
FAQ
Does it work offline? Yes, the separation happens on the iPhone.
Are my songs uploaded? No. Audio stays on your device.
Can I use it on a video? Yes. Extract the audio from the video first, then tap Vocals.
Can I make a ringtone from the result? Yes — save it, open the new clip and tap Ringtone. Only use audio you have the right to use.