You can use voice-swap to make demos, but you cannot share any voice-swap generated audio publicly, or monetize it in any way without a license. You can buy a license for an unfeatured performance for the published fee by clicking the 'Buy Licence' button.
Our artists will respond within 48 hours, and accept unless they have moral or political issues with the content of your lyrics. If they accept you will be issued with a one off license that will buy out the singers rights so that you can release your track. You are expected to register (not feature) the singer where applicable.
You can also click the 'Request Consultation' button to connect with an artist to discuss re-sings, and other types of collaboration, though are artists only commit to respond to fixed fee buy out requests.
We use state of the art technology to make the AI models output traceable, and the audio is the legal property of the singers. It can't be used publicly without their permission, just like a real demo made in the studio.
Perhaps you're writing songs and you need a voice that sounds more like the artist you're writing for, you don't think your own voice is good enough to create the best demo or you want to make your male voice sound like a female voice or vice-versa. Voice-swap is a great replacement for vocal samples from sample packs giving you the ability to fine tune your lyric and melody and find the perfect voice for your track.
Simply upload your wav file and in about thirty seconds you will have an AI demo from your artist of choice. We give you 60 free seconds of audio credit to use with any of our artist models. After that you will need to choose one of our subscriptions which will give you the ability to create full songs.
Like any instrument, Voice-Swap needs some skill to get perfect results. Check out the demos on our artist demo Soundcloud links. We recommend you treat the input audio as you would your vocal production, use good takes, add auto tune if needed, and compression.
The model output will mimic these characteristics of your input audio. You can use the transpose slider to transpose your audio to match the natural pitch of the artist (if the output sounds too low, set the transpose higher and vice versa, this way you can experiment with low and high octaves of the artists voice).
