Prepare a verse and chorus, then describe the vocal delivery: for example, an intimate lead vocal that grows into a brighter chorus. Choose the song-input mode that matches your task.
After generating, listen for how the words fit the phrasing and how the vocal sits with the instruments. A matched completed example has not been supplied here.
Use an instrumental as the musical source, then write the words and describe how the vocal should be performed. The sample below illustrates the input you would prepare.
This instrumental is a public backing-audio example from the previous vocal-remover page. It is not an add-vocals result.
Cover artwork is illustrative.
A CLOSER LOOK
Upload an instrumental and develop it with a generated sung part. Bring lyrics and describe the vocal direction.
| Your starting point | Choose | What you are developing |
|---|---|---|
| An instrumental that needs a sung part | Add vocals on this page | A generated vocal-song interpretation guided by the source, lyrics and musical direction |
| A recording that already contains the singing | Change singing voice | The vocal character of an existing performance using a compatible singing model |
| Words or a musical idea without a source recording | Create a song | A new vocal or instrumental composition from your description or lyrics |
| A script that should be spoken rather than sung | Text to Speech | A narration recording using an available compatible speech voice |
Upload the instrumental recording you want to develop, using a file you have permission to transform. Check the accepted formats and limits in the upload area, then choose the available settings. Keep a copy of the instrumental so you can compare the balance and arrangement afterward.
Use lyrics that suit the pace and structure of the backing track. Describe the vocal energy and musical style separately from the words. Shorter, clearer phrases can be easier to assess than an overcrowded verse. Review pronunciation, phrasing and how the vocal sits against the instrumental.
This is a music task. The Audio workspace is the place for reading a script aloud with text-to-speech. Availability of a spoken voice does not mean that voice can sing in this tool. Use only supported singing options and any personal-voice permissions shown for your account.
Choose a supported instrumental recording you have permission to use.
Enter your lyrics and the intended musical character, then review the cost.
Check the sung result against the source before downloading or continuing.
An intimate vocal interpretation with gentle phrasing and a clear chorus, keeping the acoustic character and leaving room around the voice.
Use an eligible instrumental as the source and put the actual words in the lyrics input. The style brief describes delivery; it is not a guarantee of an unchanged backing recording.
No. Spoken voice presets and singing features have different support and permissions.
A generated result can reinterpret musical details. Listen and compare rather than assuming an identical instrumental with a new vocal layered on top.
Use lyrics you wrote or have permission to use, and review the final wording before submission.