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Quick access to lyrics-to-melody, vocal synthesis, stem separation & studio music tools.
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Vous avez les mots mais pas encore la voix ? Ajoutez vos paroles, créez une mélodie ou importez votre MIDI, puis générez une interprétation vocale à partir d'un échantillon vocal autorisé.
Que voulez-vous faire chanter à la voix ?
Gardez les mots exactement comme vous voulez qu'ils soient chantés.
Comment ces paroles doivent-elles être chantées ?
Créer une mélodie pour moi
J'ai les paroles, mais pas encore les notes.
Facultatif : décrivez l'ambiance avec des mots simples.
Utilise 50 crédits
J'ai déjà un MIDI
Utilisez votre propre mélodie. La voix est générée à partir des notes et du rythme de votre MIDI, qu'elle suit d'aussi près que possible.
Importez un court extrait chanté pour guider le rendu de la voix générée.
Utilisez un enregistrement chanté net, avec le moins de musique de fond possible.
Paroles
ObligatoirePas encore ajouté
Mélodie
ObligatoirePas encore prêt
Voix
ObligatoirePas encore ajouté
La voix générée suivra votre mélodie, vos paroles et votre échantillon de voix. Utilise 80 crédits.
You don't need a finished song before you can start creating the vocal. Begin with your lyrics, create a melody when you need one, and generate a singing performance you can bring into the rest of your music project.
If you only have the lyrics, start by creating a melody that fits the direction you want. Listen to the melody before using it, try another if it doesn't feel right, or upload your own MIDI when you already know the notes.
Create a MelodyUpload your own MIDI when the notes and timing are already decided. The vocal uses that melody as its musical guide instead of asking a full-song generator to invent a new one.
This tool focuses on the singing performance. The result is an isolated vocal you can bring into a DAW, arrange around, mix with your instrumental, or continue developing in your music project.
Like the words but not the melody? Try another melody.
Like the melody but want a different voice? Upload another voice sample.
Need to change a line? Edit the lyrics and generate the vocal again.
Keep what works. Change what doesn't.
Only upload voice recordings you own or have permission to use for AI singing generation. A voice sample should not be used to imitate someone without their consent.
Lyrics, melody, and voice sample stay separate choices, so you can change one without rebuilding everything else.
Move from lyrics to a vocal proof-of-concept without scheduling a singer.
Problem: A lyricist needs to hear poems as a singable demo.
Solution: Paste the poem and describe a soft acoustic ballad style.
Benefit: Validate lyric flow before booking a studio session.
Problem: A team needs a fast sung hook for an ad jingle take.
Solution: Convert the brand line into a short, bright vocal take.
Benefit: Secure approval without scheduling a singer.
Problem: A producer wants a cadence guide for a beat.
Solution: Generate a rhythmic take from typed lyrics to lock phrasing.
Benefit: Lock rhythm and phrasing for the artist session.
Problem: Students need to compare phrasing options quickly.
Solution: Create multiple versions from the same lyric sheet.
Benefit: Teach structure and rhythm without live singing.
Problem: A creator wants a quick vocal read for a meme caption.
Solution: Describe an expressive, energetic style and render a short take.
Benefit: Boost engagement with a memorable vocal moment.
Start with the words. Create or upload a melody, add a voice sample, and hear the vocal come together.
It turns lyrics into a generated singing vocal. You can create a melody first or upload your own MIDI, then use a voice sample to guide how the vocal sounds.
No. If you only have lyrics, you can create a melody first. If you already know the melody, upload your own MIDI instead.
Yes. Upload a MIDI melody when you already know the notes and timing you want the vocal to follow.
Use a clear 10-30 second singing recording with as little background music as possible. WAV, MP3, and M4A files are supported, up to 30 MB.
Only if you have permission to use that recording and voice for AI singing generation. You should not upload a person's voice without their consent.
English lyrics are currently supported.
No. This workflow generates a singing vocal rather than a complete instrumental song.
Yes. Keep your lyrics and voice sample, then create or upload another melody and generate a new vocal.
Yes. Keep the same lyrics and melody, upload another voice sample, and generate another vocal version.
Generate another take, change the melody, upload another voice sample, or edit the lyrics. You can keep the parts that work and change only the part you want to improve.
Create a melody or bring your own, add a voice sample, and generate the singing vocal.
Start With My Lyrics