What do I need to record for an AI song cover?

10 to 30 seconds of natural speech in a quiet room — talking, not singing. Background noise in the sample degrades the cloned voice more than anything else.

Why is my first render taking several minutes?

Voice Cover has a model cold start. The first run after an idle period is slow; subsequent runs are much faster.

Can I cover a song sung by someone in a different vocal range?

Yes — use pitch shift, which spans −12 to +12 semitones, to bring the melody into your range.

Is it legal to publish an AI cover?

Covers of copyrighted songs generally need licensing to publish commercially, and voice cloning carries separate rules in some jurisdictions. Clear the rights for the specific track and platform before releasing.

AI Song Cover Generator

Sing any song in your own voice — melody and backing track stay, the vocals change.

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What is an AI song cover?

An AI song cover keeps a track’s melody and arrangement and replaces only the vocal timbre. Floniks offers two routes with different inputs. Voice Cover clones your own voice from a short speech recording and applies it to an existing song, so the result sounds like you singing it. MiniMax Music Cover re-sings a reference track with new lyrics over the same melody, which is the right route when the words are what you want to change.

Models behind this tool

Every model listed here is already available on your account. Credit cost per render is read live from the model catalogue.

My Voice Cover100 credits
MiniMax Music Cover15 credits
Index TTS 2 (Voice Clone)15 credits
MiniMax Speech 2.8 HD2 credits

What people use it for

Sing in your own voice

Cover a track without recording a vocal take.

New lyrics over a familiar melody

Parody, campaign jingles or translated versions.

Cross-range covers

Shift pitch to fit a voice in a different range from the original.

How it works

Choose your route
Voice Cover to change who is singing. MiniMax Music Cover to change what is being sung.
Supply the inputs
Voice Cover needs the original song plus a 10–30 second natural speech recording made somewhere quiet.
Adjust pitch if needed
Pitch shift spans −12 to +12 semitones for covers that cross vocal ranges.

Frequently asked questions

What do I need to record for an AI song cover?: 10 to 30 seconds of natural speech in a quiet room — talking, not singing. Background noise in the sample degrades the cloned voice more than anything else.
Why is my first render taking several minutes?: Voice Cover has a model cold start. The first run after an idle period is slow; subsequent runs are much faster.
Can I cover a song sung by someone in a different vocal range?: Yes — use pitch shift, which spans −12 to +12 semitones, to bring the melody into your range.
Is it legal to publish an AI cover?: Covers of copyrighted songs generally need licensing to publish commercially, and voice cloning carries separate rules in some jurisdictions. Clear the rights for the specific track and platform before releasing.