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Stereo Vocal Center Processor

Phase processing, not AI stem separation: reduced center = (L−R)/2; rough center = (L+R)/2. Both are halved to reduce clipping. Centered bass and kick can disappear; widened or double-tracked vocals can remain.

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Phase processing, not AI stem separation: reduced center = (L−R)/2; rough center = (L+R)/2. Both are halved to reduce clipping. Centered bass and kick can disappear; widened or double-tracked vocals can remain.

Input ≤50 MiB; decoded audio must have exactly 2 channels, ≤10 minutes, ≤96 kHz and ≤192 MiB. Output ≤120 MiB. These limits are checked after browser decoding; decoding itself may use more memory.

Choose stereo audio to begin.

Audio stays on this device. Nothing is uploaded or stored. WAV output is newly encoded 16-bit PCM, without original metadata.

A QUICK WALKTHROUGH

How to use this tool

  1. Choose a stereo file that your browser can decode.
  2. Choose reduced center or rough center, and mono or duplicated mono output.
  3. Create, listen to, and download the WAV.

Processing mode

Phase processing, not AI stem separation: reduced center = (L−R)/2; rough center = (L+R)/2. Both are halved to reduce clipping. Centered bass and kick can disappear; widened or double-tracked vocals can remain.

Choose stereo audio

Input ≤50 MiB; decoded audio must have exactly 2 channels, ≤10 minutes, ≤96 kHz and ≤192 MiB. Output ≤120 MiB. These limits are checked after browser decoding; decoding itself may use more memory.

Output preview

Audio stays on this device. Nothing is uploaded or stored. WAV output is newly encoded 16-bit PCM, without original metadata.

GOOD TO KNOW

Common questions

Is this an isolated vocal or instrumental stem?

No. These are simple sum and difference signals. Other centered sounds can be affected, and stereo vocals may remain.

Is the two-channel output true stereo?

No. It copies the same processed mono signal into both channels.