> ## Documentation Index
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# Add Instrumental

> Upload a vocal recording and let Vocuno generate a matching instrumental backing — beats, harmony, and full production around your voice.

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**Add Instrumental** is the mirror of Add Vocals — you bring a vocal-only recording and Vocuno builds an instrumental around it. The pipeline generates instrumental covers with Suno that match your vocal's structure, isolates the backing track, and merges it under your original voice.

## Inputs

Drop in your vocal-only file (or record directly in the browser) and optionally describe the **instrumental style** — for example "lo-fi beats", "orchestral strings", or "trap 140 bpm". Pick the **number of variations** you want (1, 2, 4, or 6 different instrumental takes).

## What you get

Vocuno generates instrumental covers via Suno using your vocals as a structural reference, isolates the clean backing tracks, and mixes each one with your original vocal. The result is several finished mixes — same vocal, different instrumental treatments — ready to preview and download.

## Frequently asked questions

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  <Accordion title="What audio should I upload?">
    Clean, dry vocal recordings work best. The cleaner the input, the better the AI can lock the instrumental to your phrasing.
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  <Accordion title="Can I describe the style I want?">
    Yes — the optional style prompt influences the genre, mood, and instrumentation of the generated backing.
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  <Accordion title="How many variations should I pick?">
    Start with 2 to compare options without burning extra credits. Pick more if you want more A/B options.
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  <Accordion title="Does it match my BPM?">
    Suno picks up the tempo from your vocal phrasing and aligns the instrumental to it.
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