Test where a vocal fits the beat
Try a restrained verse, a wider chorus, or a rhythmic hook over the same beat before deciding which section needs more space.
Vocal lane 08 · Start with the track, find the voice
Upload a beat or instrumental you may use, describe the vocal character and song idea, and generate an AI vocal draft over the track. The tool does not clone your voice. Sign-in and an active Pro or Ultra plan are required.
Route notes · Instrumental to vocal draft
Start with an instrumental you have permission to use. The tool follows your vocal direction to generate a new sung performance over that track.
Choose an MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, or WebM file up to 25 MB. A clean instrumental gives the generated vocal the clearest musical reference.
Name the language, vocal character, theme, delivery, and energy. Keep the direction focused so the performance has one clear job.
Create a vocal draft, check the timing, diction, and balance against the instrumental, then change one part of the direction for the next version.
Pro lane · Audio tools
The page is public to explore. Upload processing and vocal generation require an active Pro or Ultra plan. Pro uses 100 credits per run; Ultra includes each run at 0 credits.
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For regular creators who want more monthly songs, Sound Generator, downloads, and commercial use.
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For active creators who need advanced audio tools and five times the monthly creation capacity of Plus.
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For high-volume creators who want unlimited music and editing plus a monthly balance for metered tools.
Four starting points · One instrumental first
Use one instrumental as the anchor, then compare vocal directions without treating an AI draft as a finished recording.
Try a restrained verse, a wider chorus, or a rhythmic hook over the same beat before deciding which section needs more space.
Describe the theme, language, and delivery to hear how a vocal concept sits against an instrumental draft.
Explore a concise sung theme over music you may use, then review the words, timing, and license before publishing.
Use the same source instrumental to compare a warmer, brighter, softer, or more urgent performance, then check how each generated version changed the backing track.
Signal check · Before you upload
What the tool generates, what input it accepts, and which decisions still belong to you.
It generates a new AI vocal performance over the instrumental you upload. You describe the vocal direction and song idea; the result is a draft built around that track. It does not record you or clone your voice.
You can upload MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, or WebM audio up to 25 MB. Use an instrumental you have permission to upload and avoid a file that already contains a lead vocal.
No. Anyone can explore the page, but generation requires sign-in and an active Pro or Ultra plan. Pro uses 100 credits per run; Ultra includes each run at 0 credits.
The current Add Vocals tool takes a vocal direction rather than a dedicated line-by-line lyrics field. If exact lyrics must be preserved, use the written-lyrics mode on the homepage to create a new song instead.
Commercial use depends on the license terms for your current plan and export. You must also have the right to upload and use the instrumental. Review the applicable terms before releasing or monetizing the result.
Not necessarily. Add Vocals uses the uploaded instrumental to generate a new version; it does not promise a bit-for-bit unchanged backing track. The arrangement, timing, or texture may shift. Keep the original file. If exact preservation matters, compare the output, separate the generated vocal, and align or mix it with the original in a DAW.
Next exit · Vocal draft
Bring a clean track and a clear vocal direction. Pro unlocks the audio workflow when you are ready to test the performance.
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