By the Mirinex team · Checked 1 October 2026
A LALAL.AI alternative.
For the file you need to finish.
If you need a downloadable instrumental, a vocal track or dialogue without the background music, start with two questions: does the result sound useful, and does the allowance cover your project?
This comparison is written by the team behind Mirinex. It compares published features and our own workflow; we have not run a controlled audio-quality comparison with LALAL.AI.
A setlist or a longer edit? The US$2.99 Day Pass covers up to 25 songs or videos and 3 hours of audio within 24 hours. Every file can be up to 20 minutes and 250 MiB.
For spoken dialogue, use Voice isolator. Choose a file from your device; no URL import or account creation is needed.
Compare the limits that affect your project
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| Your decision | Mirinex | LALAL.AI |
|---|---|---|
| A one-off project | Day Pass: US$2.99 once. Up to 25 files and 3 hours of audio, valid for 24 hours. | Lite and Pro subscriptions; optional Fast Queue top-ups. Current offers |
| Regular work | Pro: US$9.99/month. Up to 250 files and 20 hours of audio per billing month; renews until cancelled. | Paid plans include unlimited Relaxed Queue minutes; 90 Fast Queue minutes/month on Lite, 250 on Pro. Source |
| File limit | 20 minutes and 250 MiB per file on every plan. | 200 MB on Starter; 2 GB on paid plans. Source |
| Instrument separation | Vocals and instrumental, or four paid stems: vocals, drums, bass and other instruments. | More instrument-specific options, including guitar and piano. Source |
| Where you work | Web browser, with an Original comparison, adjustable mix and WAV downloads. | Web, desktop and mobile apps; Pro also includes a VST plugin and API access. Source |
Mirinex prices include tax. Both time and file allowances apply. LALAL.AI’s current price depends on the billing choice and displayed currency; check its linked pricing page before purchasing. Fast Queue minutes and our allowance hours measure different offers, so comparing those numbers alone would be misleading.
What fits in a Day Pass?
For ordinary vocal separation or noise cleanup, 25 four-minute songs use 1 hour 40 minutes of audio. That fits the Day Pass. Longer files reach the 3-hour limit first: nine 20-minute videos use it all.
Four-stem processing counts three times the audio time and one file. Ten four-minute songs split into four stems use 2 hours and 10 files. Starting a four-stem job after an ordinary separation is a new job with its own allowance charge.
You process files individually, with at most two running at once on a paid plan. A file allowance is not an automatic bulk-upload feature. Replaying a result or downloading its outputs uses no more allowance.
Hear Mirinex on speech with music
This is a 16-second film excerpt with music deliberately added, followed by actual Mirinex output. Both samples use the same gain. It demonstrates our dialogue workflow; it is not a comparison against LALAL.AI.
Your track or recording may separate differently. Singing behind speech can remain, and dense music or reverb can leave artifacts. Demo credits and changes.
Choose by listening to the same passage
- Use your own source file. Choose a clear recording you have permission to process. Compare the same words, chorus or instrumental break in both services.
- Match playback volume. A louder result can seem clearer. Listen for missing consonants, leftover singing, smeared cymbals and unwanted room sound.
- Check the exported format. In Mirinex, Download mix saves your settings; Download both tracks gives two WAVs in one ZIP. Supported video can retain its picture; unsupported video export falls back to WAV for your editor.
- Count your actual work. Include the total duration, number of files and any additional stem jobs. Check the file limit before buying.
If you want a downloadable result for a one-off project, try your file here. If you need a larger upload, a particular instrument stem or a desktop integration, compare the relevant LALAL.AI option before choosing.
Hear the first minute of your own file. A Day Pass or Pro processes the whole thing.
All plans and limits · Make karaoke · Extract vocals · Keep dialogue in a video
Demo credits and changes
Film audio: “Tears of Steel,” © Blender Foundation, mango.blender.org, CC BY 3.0. Excerpt from 00:25–00:41.
Added music: “I Want To Destroy Something Beautiful” by Josh Woodward, track source, CC BY 3.0 US. Excerpt mixed under the dialogue.
The constructed mix was processed with AI voice separation. Both samples share the same −0.6502 dB gain and identical silent padding to 16 seconds. No endorsement by the filmmakers, performers or musician is implied.