Websites that add AI vocals to your own beat, compared
Updated · AI Vocals Generator
Pick by what you need back. If the beat has to stay exactly as you made it, use a site that returns the vocal as its own track: AI Vocals Generator ($4.99 for one song with two takes, no subscription) or Lyro (plans from $14 a month, no free trial). MemoTune and OnlyMusic let you try for free but give back a mixed song, and OnlyMusic says it may change parts of your music. Suno's Add Vocals, on its paid plans, makes a new song that follows your instrumental as closely as its Audio Strength setting says. Checked on each site's own pages on 2026-10-23.
Real result
The beat was made with AI for this demo. Take 2 of 2, as it came out; the mix is both tracks at full volume.
Add AI vocals to your beat: five websites side by side
| Website | What you get back | Your beat | Free to try? | To pay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI Vocals Generator (this site) | Two vocal takes, each its own track, and a WAV of your mix | Never changed: the vocal plays over your file | No; a full refund on your first paid song within 7 days | $4.99 for one song, or credits from $9.99; credits never expire |
| Lyro | The vocal alone, as its own track, in Lyro's studio (mixer, mastering) | Never altered, Lyro says | No free trial or free plan | Plans from $14 a month (80 credits); your lyrics on a 3-minute beat are 11 credits |
| MemoTune | A finished song: the AI vocal mixed over your instrumental | Comes back in one file with the vocal | Free credits for new accounts | Plans from $9.90 a month; its FAQ says commercial use needs the Premium plan |
| OnlyMusic | Two new versions of the song, vocal and music together | May change: "AI makes a new song", OnlyMusic says | Yes | Plans from $14.99 a month, or credit packs; any purchase unlocks commercial use |
| Suno (Add Vocals) | A new full song with vocals | Re-made, as close to your instrumental as Audio Strength says | Free plan, but Add Vocals needs Pro or Premier | A Pro or Premier subscription; free-plan songs are non-commercial |
Which one fits
- The beat has to stay exactly as you made it (to release it, pitch it or finish it in your DAW): pick a site that gives the vocal back as its own track, this one or Lyro.
- One song without a subscription: here one song is $4.99 on its own. Lyro and MemoTune sell monthly plans, and Lyro's top-ups are for subscribers.
- You make songs every week and want a full studio: Lyro has mastering, a stem splitter on its bigger plan and an iPhone app.
- You only want to hear your words sung once, for free: MemoTune and OnlyMusic have free tries. Check what a free song may be used for.
- A new song from a prompt, with no beat of your own: a full song generator such as Suno fits better.
How we checked
On 2026-10-23 we read each site's own add-vocals page and pricing page (Suno's help center on 2026-10-20). We didn't buy their plans, so what we say about their results is what they say about them. Plans change often: check the price on the site before you pay, and email support@aivocalsgenerator.com if something here is out of date.
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