How to Remove String Instruments

String instruments, also known as chordophones, produce sound from vibrating strings when played by a performer. They are an essential part of many musical genres, such as classical, folk, and pop music. There are numerous string instruments from around the world, some of which are violin, viola, cello, guitar, electric bass, double bass, banjo, mandolin, ukulele, and harp. String instruments are the backbone of many bands and orchestras, bringing harmony and depth to the music they create.

If you are a musician, producer, or DJ, you may want to extract the sound of string instruments from a song or video to practice playing an instrument or create unique arrangements and remixes. With LALAL.AI you can extract the guitar (both electric and acoustic) and isolate the bass line. What’s more, you can extract all string instruments as a single stem. In order to do this, follow the simple steps below.

1. Open LALAL.AI in your browser. It’s also available as a desktop and mobile application.
2. Click the Vocal and Instrumental button. It will open the Stem Separation Types list.
3. Select the Strings option in the drop-down list.
4. Click Select Files to upload your audio or video file. The service supports MP3, OGG, WAV, FLAC, AVI, MP4, MKV, AIFF, and AAC formats.
5. Play the previews of two stems – one containing the string instruments, the other with the rest of the music.

Proceed to the next step if you like what you hear. If you don’t, upload another version of your track or try another one.

6. Split the track in full. Below the preview section, select either Starter (Free) or one of the paid packs.
7. Sign up and click Process the Entire File.
8. Get your tracks. They will be available in the same quality as the original file.

If you’ve selected the Starter pack, you will be able to listen to the entire tracks online.

If you’ve selected one of the paid packs, you will be able to listen and download the full tracks. The download links are also going to be sent to the email you’ve signed up with.