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AI Vocal Remover for Mac
For Mac users, Filmora offers a comprehensive solution for removing vocals from video files effortlessly. It supports multi-speaker detection, making it ideal for podcasts, interviews, and group recordings by isolating each voice on separate tracks. This advanced feature allows creators to remix, produce karaoke tracks, or clean up dialogue with professional precision.
Method 1: From the Timeline Options Panel
Step 1. Start Filmora and Create a New Project
After completing Filmora's installation on your Mac, open it. Once you have logged into your account or created a new one, navigate to the "New Project" button on the main screen and log in to it.
Step 2. Bring your Video to the Timeline
Once the main interface of Filmora is displayed on your screen, navigate towards the "Media" section and press the "Import" button to import your files. After your files are imported into the Media library, drag them with the help of your mouse and drop them on a timeline track.
Step 3. Access the Vocal Remover Tool
Now select the clip into the timeline and right-click on it. From the drop-down appearing on the window, find and choose the "AI Vocal Remover" option. Now select the mode such as "Fast Mode" or "Detailed Mode", from the expanded list.
Step 4. Preview Fast Mode Extraction
Once you select "Fast Mode", preview the progress within the interface. The basic vocal extraction will be executed with the audio files separated in the timeline. You can perform further editing on the audio as well as the video track.
Step 5. Acquire Detailed Mode Extraction
When you select the "Detailed Mode", the timeline will display multiple "Voice" clips (one for each detected speaker) and a single "Background" music. You can access them within the timeline below the video track. Acquire the panel on the right to modify the audio according to your preferences. Once you are satisfied with the results, go to the top-right corner of the interface and press the "Export" button to save the results.
Method 2: Using the Top Toolbar
Step 1. Enable the Vocal Removal
Bring the clip to the timeline, select it, and navigate towards the toolbar at the top of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear by selecting the "Tools" tab, where you can click on the "AI Vocal Remover (Fast Mode)", and the process will start. The progress of vocal removal will be shown on your device in a small window.
Step 2. Review Extraction Progress
After selecting the feature, the tool immediately starts extracting the audio. You can monitor the progress in the small window embedded within the interface, allowing you to stay updated on the extraction status.
Step 3. Access and Edit Extracted Audio
After the vocals are removed successfully, locate the audio track beneath the video layer on the timeline. Use the editing tools located in the panel on the right to make any adjustments to the audio. When satisfied with your edits, click the "Export" button positioned at the interface's top-right corner to save your final audio output.
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