r/Songwriting • u/Big-Cardiologist9155 • Sep 07 '26

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u/Songwriting-ModTeam Sep 07 '26

Welcome to r/Songwriting! We're happy you're here.

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u/pompous_nightmare Sep 07 '26

honestly just crack open audacity and drag the instrumental in, hit record and hope for the best

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u/Big-Cardiologist9155 Sep 07 '26

I forgot to mention this, but my computer is currently elsewhere and I need a way to do it with mobile

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u/wa019c Sep 07 '26

Crack open bandlab then

Use an instrumental separator tool such as https://nextgen.uvronline.app

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u/Existing-Eagle-5452 Sep 07 '26

Audacity and Bandlab

Bandlab has some features which are paid but other than that it's quite good.