Linkin Park’s songs combine Chester Bennington’s vocals, Mike Shinoda’s rapping and layered electronics. Here you can hear Chester’s isolated vocals on Numb, Somewhere I Belong and New Divide, plus the One Step Closer multitrack.
Linkin Park isolated tracks on Multitrack Master
| Song | Isolated parts |
|---|---|
| New Divide | vocal only |
| Somewhere I Belong | vocal only |
| Numb | vocal only |
| One Step Closer | multitrack |
What to listen for in Linkin Park’s isolated tracks
- Chester’s range. The vocal-only tracks move from soft, breathy verses to full screams, often within one song.
- Doubled vocals. Choruses are usually double- or triple-tracked, which you can hear clearly with the band removed.
- Electronics. Joe Hahn’s samples and Shinoda’s keyboard parts are easier to pick out in the multitracks.
About Linkin Park
Linkin Park formed in Agoura Hills, California, in 1996. Hybrid Theory (2000) became one of the best-selling debut albums of the century, followed by Meteora (2003) and Minutes to Midnight (2007). After Chester Bennington’s death in 2017, the band returned in 2024 with singer Emily Armstrong and the album From Zero.
Linkin Park at a glance
Genre
Alt rock, alt metal, electronic rock
Labels
Warner
Machine Shop
Artist Website Link: http://linkinpark.com/
Discography
Hybrid Theory (2000)
Meteora (2003)
Minutes to Midnight (2007)
A Thousand Suns (2010)
Living Things (2012)
The Hunting Party (2014)
One More Light (2017)
MultiTracks
Linkin Park | New Divide (vocal only)
Linkin Park | Somewhere I Belong (vocal only)
Linkin Park | What I’ve Done (keyboards only)
Linkin Park | Numb (vocal only)
Linkin Park | One Step Closer (multitrack)
Linkin Park isolated tracks: FAQ
Which album is Numb on?
Numb is the closing track of Meteora (2003). Somewhere I Belong is on the same album.
Which album is One Step Closer on?
Hybrid Theory (2000).
Who sings for Linkin Park now?
Emily Armstrong joined as co-vocalist in 2024, alongside Mike Shinoda.
Want to make your own isolated track of any song? See our guide: Isolated Tracks: What They Are, Where They Come From and How to Make Your Own.