Vocal Remover audio separation API

Choose a completed generated track and use its task_id and audio_id to request audio separation. The existing online form starts with the vocal-and-instrumental workflow; the API also accepts separate_type to select the documented processing direction. Retrieve the completed track information, listen to each returned component alongside the original and retain the files for editing, arrangement review or a music project that needs separated material.

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Explore the Vocal Remover Task

Prepare the identifiers of the completed candidate you want to separate and open the existing Vocal Remover task. Review the current request price, submit the operation and inspect the returned audio components with the source recording.

Vocal Remover Source Tracks and Audio Separation Options

Use the completed source task_id and the selected candidate audio_id. The API accepts separate_type: separate_vocal for the default vocal-and-instrumental operation and split_stem for its stem-processing option. The existing form submits the default; use JSON mode to include the explicit field when preparing another accepted option. Inspect the actual returned track list before assigning roles in your project.

Model / taskInput and workflow
Vocal RemoverSeparate vocals from instrumentals or split audio into multiple stem tracks. Two modes available: vocal separation for isolating vocals and backing tracks, or stem splitting for extracting drums, bass, vocals, and other instruments individually. Professional-grade audio source separation.

Vocal Remover Vocal and Accompaniment Separation Examples

The two vocal candidates from Windows After Rain were submitted separately, using separate_vocal and split_stem. Both completed records returned a vocal URL and an instrumental URL. Listen to the original and both returned components for each request, and use the actual file list when planning the next music operation.

Recorded request parameters

{ "task_id": "WC08A0TNOI23JRRE", "audio_id": "483b67b8-0433-4000-adde-079b765859a6", "separate_type": "separate_vocal" }

Original source audio
Separated vocal track 1
Separated accompaniment track 2

Recorded request parameters

{ "task_id": "WC08A0TNOI23JRRE", "audio_id": "9fc21b20-0c58-4d17-8d26-5a58a161ccbf", "separate_type": "split_stem" }

Original source audio
Separated vocal track 1
Separated accompaniment track 2

Music Workflow Uses for Vocal Remover

Use a completed generated track in your account and select the exact candidate to process. Keep the original audio URL and source identifiers for listening and review. Retain the completed separation task and returned file associations when using the components in another workflow.

A vocal-focused listening review

Separate the selected generated track and listen to its returned vocal component. Compare it with the original when reviewing phrasing, delivery or material for an edit.

An accompaniment working asset

Retrieve the returned accompaniment from the chosen track and review it with the original. Use the selected file when preparing an arrangement or a playback draft.

Editing with separated components

Inspect the actual returned audio parts and place the reviewed files in your editing project. Keep the source association when organizing the material.

A separation-quality review

Listen to the original and returned components around important vocal and instrumental passages. Record the sections that need attention before relying on the material in the project.

A reference for further music work

Use the reviewed vocal or accompaniment file when it satisfies another music tool’s source requirements. Retain the original and separated-file information with that new request.

Organizing a source and its parts

Store the source track, processing identifier and returned component URLs together. Use that association when revisiting an edit or handing the material to another stage.

Vocal Remover Input Requirements and API Pricing

The price table reads the current catalog rate for a new processing request in this task. Preparing source music or submitting another music operation uses that operation’s own price. Review the current rate before submitting, retain the returned processing task ID and use the completed result when planning the next step.

ToolProviderOperationInputResult typeCurrent rate
Vocal RemoverPoYoAudio separationCompleted music task/audio IDs and optional separate_typeSeparated audio components$0.075 / request

How to Use Vocal Remover on Vidgo

Prepare the source input, then review the completed result and its next use.

Test online

Test the prepared request online

Open Vocal Remover and enter the source task and audio identifiers. Use the default form for vocal-and-instrumental separation, or prepare an explicit separate_type in JSON. Review the request price, submit and listen to the returned components while comparing them with the original track.

Why Use Vocal Remover on Vidgo

Use the existing task, current request rate and API documentation to connect source preparation, result review and the next music workflow.

Source preparation and result review

Prepare the input required by the operation

Use a completed generated track in your account and select the exact candidate to process. Keep the original audio URL and source identifiers for listening and review. Retain the completed separation task and returned file associations when using the components in another workflow.

Inspect the completed output

Listen to each returned component and compare it with the original recording. Inspect the vocal, accompaniment or other available parts for the material you intend to reuse, and review the audible separation around important passages. Preserve the original audio and returned track URLs when preparing an edit or arrangement.

Review the current request rate

The price table reads the current catalog rate for a new processing request in this task. Preparing source music or submitting another music operation uses that operation’s own price. Review the current rate before submitting, retain the returned processing task ID and use the completed result when planning the next step.

API integration and follow-up work

Use the accepted request fields

Submit model: separate-vocals with input.task_id and input.audio_id. Include separate_type when selecting the accepted separation option. Save the processing task_id, query music details and inspect the returned separation data and audio URLs for that source.

Track the processing task

Authenticate with your Vidgo API credentials and submit the exact model identifier with the required input fields. Retain the returned processing task_id so your application can track the operation and retrieve its result. Use the task documentation when configuring any completion notification.

Retain the result and source association

Query /api/generate/detail/music?task_id=YOUR_PROCESSING_TASK_ID with the returned processing ID, or handle the configured notification. When the task finishes, inspect the operation-specific result in files and retain its source association. Listen to each returned component and compare it with the original recording. Inspect the vocal, accompaniment or other available parts for the material you intend to reuse, and review the audible separation around important passages. Preserve the original audio and returned track URLs when preparing an edit or arrangement.

Vocal Remover API FAQ

Choose a completed generated track and use its task_id and audio_id to request audio separation. The existing online form starts with the vocal-and-instrumental workflow; the API also accepts separate_type to select the documented processing direction. Retrieve the completed track information, listen to each returned component alongside the original and retain the files for editing, arrangement review or a music project that needs separated material.

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