Audiostrip

AudioStrip provides browser-based tools for separating vocals from instrumental backing in an audio recording. The homepage offers an isolation entry point and examples of an original song alongside separated vocals and instrumentals. Separate tools cover speech denoising, mastering, batch isolation and key or tempo lookup. These serve different purposes: separating a vocal does not itself remove every artifact, and mastering is a separate processing stage. A musician might use a separated part for practice or analysis, while an editor might evaluate speech cleanup on material they are permitted to use. The free plan lists monthly allowances for isolation, mastering and enhancement, with MP3 output and limits on upload size and duration. Premium access adds batch uploads, larger files and WAV or FLAC output options. A useful comparison is to listen to quiet passages and overlapping instruments, then check whether residual sound or distortion affects the intended use. Our review inspected the public controls, examples and plan table without uploading a track or running processing. We did not independently verify separation quality or advertised speed improvements. Processing a recording also does not establish permission to redistribute its vocals, backing track or other derived audio.