How the AI cover studio works
The first version is deliberately focused: one prepared song template, 100 preset voice styles and a simple one- or two-performer workflow.
1. Pick the cast
Single Voice mode applies one selected style throughout the prepared vocal performance. Two Voices mode assigns a separate preset to each performer role. The change points are prepared in advance, so you do not need to edit a timeline.
2. Choose how much to render
Select a 30-, 60- or 90-second cut, or the complete template. The studio shows the exact credit cost before a job is submitted. Two-voice jobs cost twice the single-voice amount because two vocal passes must be rendered and assembled.
3. Confirm your rights
Before generation, confirm that your intended use is lawful and that you will not use the output to impersonate, deceive, harass or falsely imply endorsement. The service provides a creative tool; it does not provide a license to third-party music or identity rights.
4. Render and download
The job is processed in the cloud. Credits are reserved while it runs and returned if the provider reports a failed job. Once complete, you can preview the result and export a supported format such as MP3, WAV, FLAC or M4A.
Choose a voice in the studio or listen to the 15-second examples first.