Voice first
One voice. A different song every time.
Use the same voice for a late-night ballad, a bright pop hook, or a song you haven’t imagined yet. NiceVois uses the voice you choose as a reference while it generates the performance and backing track, rather than swapping the singer out of a finished song.
- Choose a voice. Pick a saved voice or add a clean solo recording you own or have permission to use.
- Give the song a direction. Bring your lyrics or let NiceVois write them. Use the optional description to guide the sound.
- Listen and keep what works. Follow synced lyrics when available, download the mix or stems, or choose Redo to reuse your settings.
Watch the Song Generator walkthrough on YouTube.
Want to try it without uploading? Open Test Voice and choose Tung, the founder of NiceVois.
Make it yours
Tell it what you want to hear
A few concrete details do more than a long list of genres. Try describing how the singer should sound, what drives the groove, and what should change when the chorus arrives.
Try this description
Intimate R&B with a soft lead over a steady drum groove. Start close and dry, then let the bass and harmonies open up the chorus.
Use Note for Lyrics to suggest a story, phrases to avoid, or a language. When writing your own lyrics, use tags like [Verse] and [Chorus] to mark sections.
Drop in a song to guide one generation. Inspiration guides a fresh track; it doesn’t reuse the recording as a backing track or make a cover of its melody.
Use any common audio file, including M4A from a phone, with at least 8 seconds of music. NiceVois listens to the first six minutes and takes its instruments, groove and tempo, not its voice or melody.
Keep creating
Take the whole song, or just the parts
Full mix Download the finished song with the vocal and backing track together.
Vocals Take all vocals together, or download the lead and backing vocals separately.
Instrumental Take the backing track into your own session, or use it to record another take.
Worth knowing: Song Generator is new. AI-generated songs can still miss parts of your description or make mistakes in the vocal performance or arrangement. Only use recordings and voices you own or have permission to use.