Add Instrumental creates a new song version with accompaniment guided by your recording and Backing style. Use it as an AI backing track generator for vocals to explore a musical setting. Listen to the complete result, then use Vocal Remover if you need a separate instrumental file. Your original recording remains available.

To add instrumental to vocals, start with a clear recording. Listen for background noise, distortion, and whether the performance is audible throughout the file. You do not need an elaborate studio setup, but a difficult source can make the result harder to judge. Preview your recording before spending credits on a generation.

Yes. Choose the separated vocal from My Stems, or continue from a compatible separation result. Check the individual file rather than assuming the full song has been selected. When you add instrumental to vocals, that audio guides a new song version; it does not automatically restore the original song's accompaniment.

Yes. Add instruments through your Backing style description, including their intended roles. For example, describe a gentle piano foundation or a rhythm section with more energy. The request guides the generated arrangement, but it does not expose individual instrument channels or guarantee an exact instrumental score. Listen to the resulting song before deciding whether to try another description.

Add Instrumental creates a new song version guided by your recording. The vocal sound, phrasing, or timing may change in that version, even though your source file remains untouched. Compare the singing as well as the accompaniment. If exact preservation of the original performance is essential, do not assume this generation workflow is a sample-identical mixing process.

The initial result is a song version with accompaniment. To obtain an instrumental file from it, use Vocal Remover on the chosen result and select the separated backing. That is an additional task with its own displayed cost. Add Instrumental is the creation step, while separation prepares the individual audio parts afterward.

You can choose supported audio, but a vocal-only source is clearer when you add instrumental to vocals. Existing backing may influence the generated result. If your goal is to build around the voice, separate the vocals first and preview that file. Use AI Song Cover when the main job is reinterpreting an already complete song.

The current price is 15 credits per generation task, with paid access required. Check the button and your available balance before submitting. Public example playback does not create a task. Rights for commercial use depend on your plan and your permission to use the source recording; consult the current pricing and terms before releasing a result.

Check the task status before starting again. A failed generation and a task with a saved result are different outcomes, so review the result list and credit history together. Fully failed tasks follow the product's credit refund handling; a partially completed task may already contain usable audio. Keep the task details if you need help investigating a missing result.

Listen to a quiet phrase and a stronger passage from the same result. Check whether the accompaniment leaves space for the words and whether its rhythm supports the way the melody moves. Then compare the overall mood with your intended setting: a personal demo, a warm acoustic song, or a more energetic performance. Add Instrumental creates a complete interpretation, so review both the backing and the generated vocal rather than treating either as an unchanged recording. Use the same headphones and listening level for both versions so the comparison stays consistent.

Keep the musical direction and simplify the instrument request. Try fewer elements, gentler drums, or a restrained piano part, then listen for whether the vocal feels easier to follow in the next result. Change one idea at a time and keep your earlier wording for comparison. These descriptions guide the generated arrangement; they do not mute an existing instrument or edit a precise moment. Choose the version whose overall balance best supports your recording.