How to isolate the clarinet from a recording
The clarinet covers almost four octaves and sounds like a different instrument in each: dark at the bottom, bright at the top. In an orchestra it is doubled by flutes above and bassoons below, and in a jazz band it weaves around the trumpet.
- Add your recording: Drop a WAV, AIFF, MP3, M4A, FLAC or OGG.
- Press Isolate clarinet: The recording opens in the tool with the clarinet extractor already chosen. There is nothing to set.
- Download both: The clarinet alone, and the recording without it. The second is made in your browser, by taking the extraction away from the file you dropped.
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Questions about the clarinet isolator and remover?
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How do I isolate the clarinet from a song?
Drop the recording on this page and press Isolate clarinet. The clarinet is extracted by its own model and comes back alone, in time with the original.
Can I remove the clarinet from a song?
Yes. The results include the recording without it: the extraction is taken away from your file, in your browser, so what is left is everything else.
Can it isolate a bass clarinet?
It comes out with the clarinets. The bass clarinet has no extractor of its own and is heard through the clarinet one.
Is it free?
Yes, to start. A free account comes with 120 credits a month, with no card needed to start, and extracting up to eight instruments from a recording is 20. Pro has 2,000 a month.
Can I get the clarinet part as notes?
Yes. The isolated track can be transcribed to MIDI, or engraved as sheet music.
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Bass clarinet is heard through it
There is no separate bass clarinet extractor. A bass clarinet comes out with the clarinets, on the same track.
Inside the woodwind choir
Clarinet, flute, oboe and bassoon each have their own extractor, so a woodwind passage can be taken apart by instrument. Ask for woodwind instead and the choir comes back whole.
A single line, ready to read
One clarinet is one note at a time. The isolated track can be transcribed by the tracker used for winds, which is told the register it is listening in.
Clarinet isolator, clarinet remover: one job
A clarinet isolator, a clarinet remover, a clarinet extractor, clarinet stem separation and a way to isolate or remove the clarinet from a song all name this one job. It is one of the 25 extractors of the instrument separator.
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