Source audio
Start with a clear recording that represents the song you want to reinterpret. Upload an audio file or provide a public direct audio URL that the service can access.
AI COVER CREATION
AI Cover Song Generator
Create a new version of a song with a different voice and style. Add your source audio, choose a direction and generate your AI cover.
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Create Your AI Cover Song
Bring in a source track, choose a vocal character and cover direction, then send the arrangement to the cover engine.
Drag & drop an audio file here
Uploaded songs are processed securely and not stored permanently.
FROM IDEA TO MUSIC
Give a familiar song a new performance
Start with a source recording and explore another voice, arrangement or musical style. The cover generator uses your audio and selected direction to create a new version.
Choose the vocal character and cover style together: a soft acoustic rendition and a powerful rock performance call for different choices.
MADE FOR YOUR WORKFLOW
Shape the voice and the arrangement
Explore a new performance from one source track.
Voice character
Use soft or powerful to guide delivery, and deep or bright to explore a different vocal character. Male and female options provide broader directions for the performance.
Cover style
Choose the setting you want the source song to move into. Acoustic can emphasize the melody, while rock or EDM can suggest a more energetic arrangement.
Preview and download
Compare the completed cover with the source at the verse, hook and ending. Listen for the vocal character and arrangement you wanted before saving a version.
How to create an AI cover
Bring your source track and choose a fresh direction.
Add a song
Upload your recording or paste its direct audio link. Local files must be within 100 MB and eight minutes. Choose a source whose melody and vocal are easy to hear.
Choose voice and style
Pair the vocal character with the arrangement: try a soft voice with acoustic, or a powerful direction with rock. Change one selection at a time when comparing ideas.
Generate your cover
Sign in, submit the source and follow the task status. When the cover is ready, preview it before downloading and note which parts of the new treatment suit your project.
For a new take on your music
Explore another arrangement before taking the idea further.
Singers
Explore how your demo feels with a softer or stronger delivery. Use the new interpretation as a reference when planning your own phrasing and performance.
Producers
Compare an acoustic treatment with a fuller genre arrangement. Focus on the musical direction you want to develop rather than expecting the source mix to stay identical.
Songwriters
Try another setting for a composition you already know. A change of voice and backing can help you hear which melody or chorus ideas remain strongest.
Content creators
Build an alternate interpretation from a recording you can use in the project. Compare its pace and mood against the scene before choosing a version.
YOUR NEXT CREATIVE STEP
A fresh version to listen to and develop
The result is a new audio performance guided by the source song, voice choice and cover style. Compare its delivery and arrangement with your original idea.
Use recordings you own or have permission to process. Selecting a voice direction describes a vocal character; it is not a named-artist voice selection.
What you can work with
- Source
- Your recording or audio URL
- Voice
- Selected vocal character
- Style
- A new arrangement direction
- Result
- Playable cover audio
Choose a style for your cover
Change the musical setting around the source song.
Pop cover
Try this when you want the melody and hook to feel central. A bright vocal direction can suggest a more forward performance; compare it with the source chorus.
Rock cover
Explore a stronger instrumental setting around the song. Pair it with powerful vocals when you want a bold interpretation, then check that the main melody remains clear.
Rap cover
Use this to investigate a more rhythmic treatment of the source. Listen closely to the handling of phrases and pauses, especially in parts with long melodic lines.
R&B cover
Start here for a warmer, groove-focused rendition. Compare soft and deeper vocal directions to find a balance between the melody and the rhythm of the arrangement.
EDM cover
Explore an electronic setting with synths and stronger energy changes. Listen to how the hook lands within the new arrangement before using it in a movement-led edit.
Acoustic cover
Try a stripped-back interpretation for an intimate scene. A soft vocal choice can complement the direction; listen for whether the simpler setting brings the song’s story forward.
Frequently asked questions
The details to know before you start.
Upload an audio recording or use a public direct audio URL. For local uploads, keep the file within 100 MB and eight minutes. Start with a recording you own or can use for your project.
Yes. Male, female, soft, powerful, deep and bright options guide the vocal character. These are descriptive directions rather than a library of named singers or a way to upload and clone a specific voice.
The URL should lead to an accessible audio resource. A streaming service’s song page usually contains a webpage rather than the audio file itself. If the link cannot be read, use an audio file instead.
The completed task includes a player and download action. Compare the source and cover at the same musical sections to assess the new delivery. Your accepted music tasks are also available in the music workspace.
Yes. Sign in and check your balance before generating. Each new cover request uses the generation workflow, so decide on the source, voice and style before submitting another version.
Voice describes the character of the performance; style describes its musical setting. Start by deciding which one you want to change most, then choose a compatible option for the other to keep the direction focused.
Treat the result as a new interpretation guided by the source and your selections. Arrangement and delivery can change. If you need separate parts from the existing recording, use Stem Splitter instead of cover generation.
Check the source quality and simplify the direction. Try a clearer recording or change just the vocal character or cover style, then compare the same verse and chorus before choosing the next version.