instr
9.3
A music track without vocals used for mixing
- adjective
- Jargon
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instrumental
- The album includes both the original and the instr versions of the hit single.
Examples
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Many DJs use the instr version for mixing and live performances.
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He prefers to rap over the instr track rather than the one with vocals.
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I love this instr version of the song.
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The DJ played an instr track at the party.
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The album includes both the original and the instr versions of the hit single.
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He prefers to rap over the instr track rather than the one with vocals.
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Many DJs use the instr version for mixing and live performances.
Synonyms
instrumental music
vsinstr
7
2.8
Music with no singing, played on a piano or guitar
is the shortened label for a version of a track lacking vocals
instrumental
vsinstr
4
3.7
A piece of music that has no singing
is the abbreviation form used to label a track without vocals
How Vocal
Surface Forms
instr positive
Etymology
Instr is short for instrumental, which comes from instrument meaning a 'tool' or a musical 'instrument' you play. So an instr version is the music 'without vocals'.