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If you make your own launch videos, ads, reels or podcast episodes, you have probably hit this problem: the music you want to use has vocals, and the vocals fight with your voiceover. Stem separation fixes that by splitting a track into vocals, drums, bass and other instruments, so you keep the parts that help and drop the parts that compete. Here is a practical workflow, written for founders who do their own marketing.

1. Start with music you are allowed to use

This is the step people skip. Removing the vocals from a song does not change who owns it. For commercial content, use tracks you have licensed (stock libraries, a commissioned composer, or royalty-free music whose licence covers your use), or your own recordings. Stem separation is a production tool, not a licence.

2. Decide what the music bed needs to do

• Under a voiceover: remove the vocals completely. Speech and singing occupy the same frequency range, so even quiet vocals hurt clarity.
• Under on-screen text or B-roll: you may keep the full instrumental, or only drums and bass for a lighter, rhythmic feel.
• For intros and outros: keep everything, then cut to the instrumental when someone starts talking.

3. Separate the track

I use Remove Vocal, a browser-based AI vocal remover we build, but the steps are the same with any stem splitter:

• Hi-Fi 2 stems (vocals instrumental) for the cleanest instrumental under speech.
• 4 stems (vocals, drums, bass, other) if you want to thin the bed out further, for example keeping drums and bass only.
• 6 stems (adds guitar and piano) when one instrument clashes with your voice and you want to lower just that part.

It accepts audio (MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG) and video (MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI) up to 500 MB, and you can preview each stem in the browser before downloading. If you already have a video with a song baked in, you can export the video with the new soundtrack.

4. Fit the music to the edit

• Tempo: slow the bed slightly for calm explainer videos, or speed it up for short ads. Pitch and tempo are separate controls, so the key does not drift.
• Key: a small pitch shift can make a track sit better under a deep or high voice.
• Length: loop a clean four- or eight-bar section of the instrumental in your editor to cover a longer voiceover.

5. Mix it so people can hear you

• Keep the music roughly 15 to 20 dB below the voice while someone is speaking, and bring it up between sentences.
• Use ducking (sidechain compression) in your editor so the music dips automatically when the voice starts.
• Cut a little of the music around 1 to 4 kHz, where speech intelligibility lives.
• Listen on phone speakers. Most of your audience will.

Quick checklist

• Licence covers commercial use
• Vocals removed under any speech
• Stems previewed for leftover vocals in quiet parts
• Tempo and length fit the edit
• Music ducked under the voice and checked on a phone

Pricing for transparency: Remove Vocal has unlimited plans at $2.99 per week or $5.99 per month. If you want to try it on your next video, here is the online AI vocal remover and stem splitter.

How do other founders here handle music in their marketing videos: stock libraries, custom music, or something else? Happy to answer questions in the comments, or by email at support@remove-vocal.com.

AI Music Generator is a freemium platform for creating songs from text prompts with AI vocals. It supports custom lyrics, instant previews, vocal removal, and MP3/WAV downloads for video creators, streamers, podcasters, and musicians.

I am sharing it here for feedback from the community:AI Music Generator

AI music tools have become good enough that anyone can sketch a song in minutes, but the results depend heavily on how you use them. Here is what I have learned from building and testing an AI music generator.

1. Start with a clear brief. Instead of "a happy song", describe genre, tempo, mood, instruments and vocal style: "upbeat indie pop, 110 BPM, warm female vocals, acoustic guitar and light synths, summer road-trip feeling". Specific prompts give far more usable output.

2. Write your own lyrics when you can. Generated lyrics are fine for drafts, but your own words make the track personal. Structure them with labels like [Verse], [Chorus] and [Bridge] so the model understands the song form. Keep lines short and singable.

3. Generate several versions. Treat the first result as a draft. Produce three to five variations, pick the strongest melody, then refine the prompt to push it in the direction you want.

4. Use AI as a collaborator, not a replacement. Many creators export the AI track, separate vocals and instruments with a vocal remover, and then re-arrange, mix or re-record parts in a DAW. This is a fast way to prototype ideas before investing studio time.

5. Respect rights and voices. Only create covers or voice models for material and voices you have permission to use, and check each tool's licensing terms before publishing commercially.

6. Think beyond audio. Short-form platforms reward visuals, so pairing a song with a simple lyric or singing video can help it reach listeners.

If you want to try this workflow for free, Nafy AI (https://nafy.ai) turns text or lyrics into full songs with vocals and also offers AI song covers, AI singing voices and a vocal remover. Whatever tool you use, the key is iteration: clear prompts, several drafts, and your own creative judgment on top.

We're the NOS Workspace team. For founders sending a proposal or project brief as HTML, the handoff needs a little more than a good-looking desktop preview.

Here's a checklist you can use with any HTML workflow:

1. Keep the document self-contained where possible. Put the CSS in the file and check whether images or fonts depend on local folders that the recipient won't have.

2. Test a narrow screen before sharing. A wide table or fixed-width panel can make a short brief difficult to read on a phone. We tested a small, single-file brief in the NOS phone preview today to check that its heading, scope and deadline stayed readable.

3. Make the next action clear. A useful brief says what is included, what is excluded and which date or decision needs approval. Use a fictional example while testing; don't publish client details to a public community.

4. Separate preview from delivery. Seeing a file in your own browser doesn't mean somebody else can open it. Open the actual saved sharing link in a logged-out browser before handing it over.

NOS lets you paste HTML, edit visible text and save it as a sharing link. The homepage preview works without signing in; saving a link requires an account. Recipients don't need an account to read the shared page. The free plan supports three active links.

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If you already send HTML proposals, which part of the handoff creates the most confusion: opening the file, mobile layout or keeping revisions in sync? Feedback on that specific workflow would help us prioritize.

Written by the NOS team with AI assistance.

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If you sell physical products online, every new SKU needs at least one short vertical video for Reels, Shorts or TikTok. Shooting each one by hand gets slow once the catalog grows. Here is the workflow we use at Nereo for the repetitive part.

1. Split the catalog. Hero and best-selling products still deserve a real shoot. Colour variants, add-ons and short campaigns are where AI-generated video saves the most time.

2. Standardise the input photos. Plain background, front and 45-degree angle, one close-up of material or texture, and enough resolution to crop to 9:16. Name files by SKU so you never mix up variants.

3. Use a three-part script template: a 2-3 second hook (a use case or a problem), two or three visible selling points, and one call to action that fits the channel. Keep it in a spreadsheet so a new collection is just new rows.

4. Generate drafts from the photo plus one simple camera move per scene (slow pan, gentle zoom). One clear motion per clip looks far more natural than several at once.

5. Review before posting: colour and material match the real product, no warped details, prices and offers match the store page, and the music is licensed for the platform.

6. Test one variable at a time (hook, scene order or caption) and watch completion rate and add-to-cart rate.

We built Nereo for exactly this kind of work: it generates videos, product ads and ecommerce visuals from ideas, images and scripts. If you want to try the workflow, it is here: Nereo

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