Speech review

Remove Background Music, Keep Vocals

Need the dialogue to remain when music is removed? Focus on quiet words and sentence endings, using the prepared sample to practise a consistent before-and-after comparison.

Free tool
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How it works

  1. 1Upload your videoMP4 or MOV straight from your computer.
  2. 2We separate voice and musicUsually under a minute.
  3. 3Download the MP4 with the voice and no musicPreview every change before you export.
Free with a Sonilo account10 videos a day
Hear it on a sample first ↓

Hear it on a sample

A prepared clip you can play right now. Nothing is uploaded.

Sample comparison studio

Compare the sample with music and without music. The picture and voice stay the same.

Segment playback settings

This demo uses separate, pre-made voice and music tracks. It does not separate audio from your own video.

Compare speech with and without music

Choose a short part of the sample and listen to both versions at the same volume. One includes music; the other keeps the same narration without music. Looping helps you listen again. The narration was made separately, so this does not test real-world separation quality.

Use cases

Interview answers

Check whether the words at the end of an answer remain understandable.

Spoken instructions

Follow the instruction, not just the loudness of the voice.

Voice-over reuse

Review the spoken content before planning different background music. This page does not export a separated voice file.

How to use this page

01

Choose a segment

Enter start and end times within the 10-second sample.

02

Preview the segment

Click Play selected segment. Playback stops at the end unless looping is checked.

03

Compare the phrase

Enable looping to repeat the segment, and switch between the two results.

FAQ

Before you begin

What should remain when music is removed?+

For this speech-focused task, check complete words and sentence endings. Our sample retains prepared narration; it does not prove the quality of separation from mixed audio.

Does this example cover singing?+

No. It contains spoken synthetic narration, not singing. Results for vocals in songs cannot be inferred from it.

Why repeat the same words?+

A consistent phrase and listening volume make comparison easier. Set a range and loop it to concentrate on the words you want to hear.

Will turning up the voice restore missing words?+

No restoration is provided here. A louder preview cannot establish that missing details have been recovered; the sample is a listening illustration only.

Try it on your own video

Free with a Sonilo account. Upload a video, preview the result and download the MP4.