Add AI vocals to your beat

An AI vocal generator creates a singing or rapping voice from lyrics and places it on top of music. Instead of hiring a vocalist and booking studio time, you upload your instrumental, paste the words and describe the singer, and the AI performs the part in time with your beat.

TaloMusic's AI vocal generator is built for producers and beatmakers who already have the music. It analyses your instrumental's tempo and key, writes a vocal melody that fits, and sings your lyrics over it. The beat you upload is the foundation of the result; the tool adds the voice rather than replacing your production.

Who it's for

• Producers who want to hear a topline idea before sending a beat to an artist.
• Beat sellers who want to show buyers how a beat sounds with a hook on it.
• Songwriters testing different lyrics, flows or voices on the same track.
• Content creators who have licensed an instrumental and want an original vocal on it.

Sung, rapped or spoken

Describe the delivery in the prompt. "Smooth female R&B vocal with harmonies", "confident male rap, short punchy lines" and "spoken-word, calm and close" all produce very different results on the same beat.

1. Prepare the instrumental

• Use an instrumental with no existing vocals. Leftover vocal samples confuse the model.
• Export as a high-quality MP3, or as WAV if the file stays under 20 MB. Files up to 8 minutes are accepted.
• Trim long silent intros; start within a bar or two of the first beat.
• Beats with a steady tempo give the tightest timing. Tempo changes and free-time intros can cause drift.

2. Write lyrics that fit the beat

Count roughly how many syllables fit in a bar at your tempo. Fast trap beats need short, punchy lines; slow R&B leaves room for longer phrases and runs. Tag the sections with [Verse], [Hook] or [Chorus] so the vocal follows your arrangement.

3. Describe the voice

Combine gender, tone and energy: "raspy male voice, laid-back", "bright female pop vocal, close-mic", "airy falsetto with harmonies on the hook". Avoid naming real artists; describe the qualities you want instead.

4. Review and refine

• Vocal slightly off-beat: shorten the lines or simplify the rhythm of the words.
• Hook not catchy: make it shorter and repeat it.
• Need the vocal alone: run the result through the stem splitter to get a separate vocal track for mixing in your DAW.

Only upload beats you made, bought a licence for, or have permission to use. You remain responsible for the rights to your instrumental.