I’ve been working in the music business, recording, and music production for more than 30 years. Over the course of my career, I’ve worked with every major recording technology, from reel-to-reel tape, ADAT, and Portastudios to the modern computer-based studio. I’ve adapted to every technological change along the way, and I understand sound not only from a theoretical perspective, but through decades of hands-on experience that have shaped and enriched my work. Are you looking for professional backing tracks? Search no more! Get a quote now.
I’ve been creating professional backing tracks since 2001. I’ve worked with some of the largest karaoke companies in the world, including Pocket Songs, HomeStar karaoke, Karaoke Version, Sunfly Karaoke, and many others. I’ve produced countless songs that you may be singing today, even if you purchased them from another source.
I’m not only a producer and sound engineer; I’m also a singer, so I understand what it’s like to be on the other side of the microphone. I’ve performed in pubs, parties, and bars, and I’ve worked as a vocalist at numerous events. I’m telling you this so you can understand what sets me apart as a producer of professional backing tracks. I’m not just someone sitting behind a computer. I’m a professional producer with decades of experience, a proven track record, and a portfolio of more than 25,000 backing tracks recorded throughout my career.
Some people don’t realize the difference between hiring an experienced professional and working with someone who is just starting out. You’ll hear that difference in the sound of your live performance, your album, or your YouTube channel, and your audience will hear it too.
If you’re looking for professional backing tracks, don’t hesitate to get in touch. I’ll work closely with you and provide as many revisions as you need to make sure the final product sounds exactly the way you want it to.
I’ve had the privilege of recreating songs by an artist I wasn’t previously familiar with. I was amazed the first time I heard him, and as I gradually explored his repertoire, I realized I was dealing with a truly great composer and singer-songwriter: Udo Jürgens.
I’ve had the opportunity to create Udo Jürgens backing tracks for some of my clients in Switzerland and Germany, and I must admit I was captivated. Living in America, I had never heard of Udo Jürgens before, which is understandable, but now I’ve not only had the chance to work with great artists who pay tribute to him in their shows, but I’ve also learned a tremendous amount from his music, his songs, and his chord progressions.
Would you like to hear some of the Udo Jürgens songs I’ve recorded for my clients? Visit the link below.
I hope you enjoy them. You can download these tracks to your computer and enjoy them whether in your own shows, during live performances, or anywhere else you like.
I frequently hear from theater and choral companies looking to create productions for their schools; even dance schools contact me for a high quality backing tracks. However, the last song I was asked to work on took me by pleasant surprise. This week, I worked on a production that I enjoyed so much I decided to write a post about it, it is called Adiemus backing track.
I was commissioned to create a version of the song “Adiemus” for a prominent choir. What surprised the most was discovering, when I went to listen to the lyrics, that the song was composed entirely of words from a non existent language; the composer clearly chose the music above the words, and I was truly captivated.
Adiemus backing track
Working on this production for the choir brought me the kind of joy that only comes from doing what you love. I invite you to take a listen to the adiemus backing track I produced.
If you are interested in a choral music production, or if you run a theater company and want to take your show’s sound to the next level, get in touch with me and let’s talk. Together, we can create a production of your own.
This time, I’d like to share a video featuring Szonja, a longtime client of my recording studio.
She recently reached out to me to record a version of the Skeeter Davis song “I Can’t Stay Mad at You.” I was so pleased with the final result, the vocal performance and the way the song turned out that I wanted to share the video with you.
The music was created from scratch, with every instrument recorded individually. It’s a brilliant production. I hope you enjoy it.
I can’t stay mad at you – not only a custom backing track
After the backing track was recorded in the studio, Szonja recorded her vocals at her studio in the UK and then sent me the WAV files so I could handle the mix.
We worked closely together for quite some time, and the results speak for themselves: fresh, brilliant instrumentation, the warm sound of her wonderful voice, and a video that takes us back to an era when music came straight from the heart.
If you want to create a production from scratch, get in touch with me. We can work side by side, no matter the distance, to achieve the exact result you’re looking for.
If you’re searching how to remove vocals with AI, you probably want a clean, professional instrumental that feels like the original just without the lead voice. That’s exactly what I deliver by re‑recording the song from scratch instead of trying to subtract the singer with software.
Why re‑recording songs vs Remove vocals using AI tech
To be honest, even the best “vocal remover” AI software leave artifacts like phasiness, cymbal smear, melody ghosts, or missing bass. When you need a track that’s stage or studio ready, there’s a better path: rebuild the arrangement with high‑end virtual instruments, real guitars/bass as needed, and meticulous mixing/mastering to match the reference.
How to remove vocals, the problem of using AI
It can’t perfectly separate overlapping frequencies (voice and instruments share space).
Ambience, reverb tails, and harmonies often survive the “removal.”
You lose punch and clarity—especially in drums and high‑end detail.
Singer‑ready mix: An instrumental with headroom, plus a click and count‑in if you want.
Flexible keys/structure: Change key, cut/extend sections, add an outro or a dance break.
Consistent quality: No artifacts, no watery cymbals, no “karaoke‑machine” sound.
Before you try another app that teaches you how to remove vocals, consider a pro studio remake. You’ll get the fidelity you expect—and the freedom to tailor the track to your performance.
My process (fast and precise)
Reference: You send a YouTube link or MP3 and any notes (key, tempo change, edits).
Arrangement: I map structure, chords, and instrumentation bar by bar.
Sound design: I choose matching patches/amps, and record real instruments where needed.
Mix & master: Punchy, balanced instrumental with mastering that mirrors the original loudness/feel.
Delivery: WAV/MP3 instrumental, stems, click track, and performance ready versions.
Ideal for
Live shows, auditions, and theater productions.
Singers who need the original feel without the original vocal.
Content creators who want a clean, claim safe instrumental recreation.
What you’ll receive
High‑resolution stereo instrumental (44.1–48 kHz, 24‑bit) + MP3 reference.
Project notes (tempo map, key, markers) on request.
FAQs
Can you exactly match the original sound? As close as legally and technically possible I meticulously mirror the arrangement, sound palette, and dynamics so it feels the same.
Is this legal? I create a sound‑alike instrumental (a cover recording). You’re responsible for any licenses needed for public use, broadcast, or distribution.
Can you change key or structure? Absolutely yes! modulations, shortened intros, extended outros, or dance breaks are all common.
Do you deliver stems? Yes. Stems make rehearsals and live mixing much easier.
Ready to stop Googling how to remove vocals and get a flawless track? Tell me the song, and I’ll build your custom backing track from the ground up.
Have you used artificial intelligence to compose a song, only to realize you can’t remove the vocals from it? This is a common problem with AI generated music: the tracks sound fine, but they come as a single mixed file, making it impossible to get a clean instrumental version. If you’re a singer, producer, or studio musician who needs a professional backing track, I can help, I’ll tell you the proper way to remove vocals from AI.
Are you trying to remove vocals with AI also?
Trying to remove vocals from an AI composition with automated tools usually leaves distortion or missing frequencies. By rebuilding the track completely, I can give you a result that sounds like it came from a professional studio session. With separate stems, you’ll also have maximum flexibility to adjust levels or add effects later.
When you generate a track with artificial intelligence it often comes as a single stereo mix, which makes it impossible to separate vocals cleanly without affecting the sound of the entire track. If your goal is to perform, record vocals, or release the song commercially, you need more than software tricks you need a full instrumental reconstruction.
What I deliver
Instead of using filters, I manually re-record your AI track from scratch. This ensures perfect sound quality and full control over every instrument. If you hire me to remove vocals from an AI composition, you’ll receive:
A fully recorded and mixed instrumental version of your song.
Individual stems for every instrument (drums, bass, guitars, keyboards, etc.).
A mastered track ready for performance, vocal recording, or release.
I can also mix your vocals into the song.
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Send me your AI generated song and I’ll handle everything: re recording, mixing, and mastering. You’ll receive a clean track and all the individual stems so you can take it to your favorite studio and record with confidence. Contact me today to remove vocals from AI composed song and get a professional result.
