Keep the Instrumental You Already Made
Upload your existing beat and use it as the foundation for the vocal demo. Your instrumental isn't regenerated, replaced, or rewritten.
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ADD VOCALS TO YOUR BEAT
Add Singing Vocals to the Beat You Already Made
You've got the beat. Now hear the vocals. Upload your instrumental, add your lyrics, and create or import a vocal melody. Generate an AI singing take, hear how it sounds over your beat, and take the separate files back into your music project.
Add Vocals to My Beat
Use your own beat · Create or upload MIDI · Preview vocals with your instrumental
Add Your Vocals
Create a vocal hook for your beat
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Your Beat
Upload an instrumental you own. Then pick the point where the hook starts: the vocal is placed there on your beat's timeline.
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Your Vocal Hook
English lyrics for the hook. Section labels such as [Hook] are fine.
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Vocal melody
Create a melody
AI writes a vocal melody for your lyrics at the tempo you entered.
Upload my MIDI
Already wrote it in your DAW? Up to 120 seconds.
Singer reference
No voice reference yet
Clean singing of a voice you are allowed to use, 10–30 seconds. This is not your beat.
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Render Your Vocal Demo
The price is shown once your melody is ready.
The AI sings your melody as closely as it can; notes and timing can vary. Your beat is never changed.
Generating uses credits. Downloading the files (WAV, MIDI, pack) needs a paid plan; you can listen to the result on this page either way.
Already wrote a melody in your DAW? Explore MIDI to Vocals to work with an existing MIDI file.
Your Beat Sounds Finished. Something's Still Missing.
You've spent time getting the drums right, balancing the bass, choosing the chords, and creating the sound you wanted.
But there's one part you still can't hear: the vocal.
Maybe you've written a chorus but don't know how it will sound sung. Maybe you've programmed the melody in FL Studio but don't have a singer available. Or maybe you just need to hear a quick vocal idea before spending more time on the arrangement.
You don't need another AI tool to replace your instrumental with a completely different song.
You need to put a vocal on the beat you already have.
That's what this workflow is built for.
Add Vocals Without Starting Your Song Over
Put the Singing Where It Belongs
Choose where the hook starts on your beat's timeline. Hear the generated vocal enter at the point you've selected, rather than forcing it to start at the beginning.
Turn Lyrics Into a Vocal Melody
Already have a hook written? Enter the lyrics and create an initial MIDI melody at your chosen tempo. Hear whether the words work as a sung phrase.
Use the MIDI Melody You Already Wrote
If you've already composed a melody in your DAW, upload the MIDI. You don't have to abandon your notes just because you need a singing performance.
Hear Vocals and Beat Together
Listen to the generated vocal alongside your instrumental on a shared timeline. Check the hook, phrasing, and general balance before continuing.
Take Separate Vocals Back to Your DAW
Export the aligned vocal WAV, demo mix, and MIDI files with an eligible paid plan. Keep arranging, processing, and refining the song in the production software you already use.
How to Add AI Singing to Your Instrumental
Step 1 — Upload Your Beat
Choose an instrumental you own or have permission to use. Select the point where you want the hook or chorus to begin.
Step 2 — Add Your Lyrics and Melody
Paste the words you want sung. Create an initial MIDI melody from your lyrics, or upload an existing vocal MIDI melody from your DAW.
Step 3 — Add an Authorized Singer Reference
Use a clean 10–30 second singing recording from a voice you are permitted to use. The reference helps guide the generated vocal identity.
Step 4 — Generate, Listen, and Export
Create the singing take and hear it on your original beat. Download the separate vocal, demo mix, and MIDI files when your plan includes downloads.
When You Have the Music but Need the Voice
Add a Chorus to a Hip-Hop Beat
You've already made the drums, bass, and main loop. Add a melodic hook idea to test how the chorus changes the energy of the track.
Hear a Pop Melody as a Sung Vocal
Your vocal melody is sitting in a MIDI track. Turn it into a singing demo and hear the words with the notes you composed.
Try Vocals on an EDM Instrumental
Use a vocal phrase to explore where the breakdown, build, or drop might need more space.
Create a Guide Vocal for a Collaborator
Let another songwriter or singer hear the general lyric placement and melody instead of trying to describe the idea in a message.
Experiment Before a Recording Session
Test the hook as a demo before deciding what to re-record, rewrite, or develop.
Build Around Your Existing Production
Keep the instrumental you've already made. Use the new vocal as a reference while continuing to develop the arrangement.
Your Beat. Your Lyrics. Your Melody.
You don't have to ask AI to invent the whole song.
You can decide which instrumental to use, what the lyrics should say, where the vocals enter, and whether to generate a new melody or use your own MIDI.
This gives you two useful ways to work:
I Have Lyrics, but No Melody Yet
Use your beat's tempo to generate an initial melody from the lyrics. Listen to the result, evaluate the phrase, and decide what to refine.
I've Already Written the Melody
Upload the MIDI you've composed against your instrumental. Generate the singing take using that melody instead of asking the AI to write a different one.
If precise harmonic fit matters, writing or refining the MIDI against your actual beat in your DAW gives you more control than relying on tempo alone.
Don't Stop at a Browser Preview
The goal isn't just to hear a vocal once. It's to help you move your song forward.
Your downloadable Vocal Hook Pack can include:
| File | What It's For |
|---|---|
| vocal_aligned.wav | Separate vocal, positioned on your beat's timeline |
| demo_mix.wav | Your instrumental with the generated singing |
| vocal_melody.mid | The original MIDI melody |
| vocal_melody_aligned.mid | MIDI shifted to the vocal's position on your beat |
| lyrics.txt | The lyrics used for the take |
| project_info.json | Hook position, tempo, key entry, and technical information |
Import the aligned files into FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, or another compatible DAW, then keep editing your production.
The vocal can be a songwriting reference, a starting point for further production, or a guide for a new performance.
Add a Vocal Instead of Regenerating the Entire Song
Your production doesn't need to start over just because it needs a voice.
| Generate a New AI Song | Add Vocals to Your Beat |
|---|---|
| AI creates a new instrumental | Keep your own instrumental |
| The original beat may not be used | Upload the beat you made |
| Less direct control over the main vocal notes | Create MIDI or upload your own |
| Full-song creation workflow | Focus on the missing vocal |
| Vocal and instrumental are generated together | Hear separate vocals over your beat |
| Less suitable for continuing an existing arrangement | Export files for your DAW |
Know What You're Creating
This tool adds a generated singing performance to a beat you upload. It does not automatically detect your instrumental's chords or guarantee that an AI-created melody will match every harmonic change.
For the closest match to your existing production, prepare your vocal melody as MIDI in your DAW.
Singing is currently supported in English. You must have the necessary rights to the instrumental, lyrics, MIDI melody, and reference voice you upload.
Credits are charged for melody creation and vocal generation. File downloads require an eligible paid plan. Commercial release or client delivery depends on the relevant licenses, rights, and platform terms.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Add Vocals to Your Beat: FAQs
Can I add AI vocals to a beat I already made?
Yes. Upload your existing MP3, WAV, or M4A instrumental, choose where the singing should enter, and add lyrics and a MIDI melody. The workflow generates a separate vocal and lets you hear it with your beat.
Will this tool change my original instrumental?
No. Your beat is not regenerated. The workflow uses it to position the vocal and build a separate demo mix. You can keep working with your original instrumental.
Can I add singing to a beat without recording a full song?
Yes. You can focus on a short hook or chorus instead of recording an entire performance. A short vocal demo is often enough to test a songwriting idea.
Do I need to upload a MIDI file?
You need a MIDI melody for the vocal-generation stage, but you don't need to bring one from another program. If you have lyrics and know the BPM, you can create an initial melody in the workspace.
Can I use a MIDI melody from FL Studio or Ableton Live?
Yes. Export the vocal melody as MIDI and upload it with the matching lyrics. This is useful when you already know which notes you want sung.
Does the AI automatically match the vocals to my beat?
It places the rendered vocal at the hook position you choose, but it doesn't automatically analyze your beat's harmony or compose a guaranteed chord-matched melody. For more control, create or refine MIDI against your instrumental before uploading it.
Does it detect BPM and musical key automatically?
Not currently. You enter the tempo when creating a melody. You can also enter an optional musical key for your project information, but the key isn't automatically extracted from the audio.
Can I choose where the singing starts?
Yes. The beat upload workspace includes a hook-start selector. The system checks whether the melody fits within the remaining beat duration before submitting vocal generation.
Can I use my own voice?
You can provide a 10–30 second singing reference of a voice you own or are authorized to use. The reference guides the singing output; a full final recording is not required.
Can I upload a famous singer's voice?
Only use a recording and voice for which you have the necessary rights or permission. The voice reference feature is not intended for unauthorized impersonation.
What languages can the AI sing?
The current MIDI-guided singing workflow supports English lyrics. The website may be available in other interface languages, but that does not mean this particular vocal generator can sing all of them.
Can I download the singing without the beat?
Yes. With an eligible paid plan, download the separately aligned vocal WAV. The result also provides a demo mix containing the instrumental and vocal.
Will the downloaded vocal line up with my DAW project?
The aligned vocal WAV uses the beat's timeline, allowing it to be imported at the beginning of your session. The export pack also includes a time-aligned MIDI version for the same purpose.
How much does adding vocals cost?
The workspace displays the credit cost before generation. Melody creation and vocal rendering are charged separately when both are needed. An eligible paid plan is also required for file downloads.
Can I release or sell a song made with these vocals?
That depends on your rights to the beat, lyrics, melody, voice reference, and generated output, as well as the applicable service terms and distribution rules. The tool does not guarantee exclusive rights or that a release is free from third-party claims.
What happens if the vocal generation fails?
The singing workflow includes failure handling and credit refunds for eligible failed generation jobs. If the vocal succeeds but the separate mix fails, the mix can be retried without buying another vocal generation.
Your Beat Is Ready for a Voice.
Stop imagining what the hook might sound like.
Bring your instrumental, lyrics, and melody together, hear a singing demo, and continue creating in the DAW you already know.
Add Vocals to My Beat
Keep your instrumental. Shape the vocal. Continue the production.