AI vocal hooks for electronic tracks. Describe the voice or bring a short reference, add your lyrics and download every take.
pressure-hook.mp3
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male vocals, deep husky male voice, rhythmic spoken-sung hook, tech house, dark, confident, short syncopated phrases, English lyrics
female vocals, backing vocals, choir, whispering, vocoder
[Hook] Lock the door, let the bassline run Nobody leaves till the night is done Eyes on me, keep the tension tight Say less, move, we own the night
Settings: 8 bars at 128 BPM in G minor, any voice. Generate: about 15 seconds of audio for 10 credits.
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A real session: the reference is a 10-second cut of Pressure, one of our own takes, and every vocal in Activity was generated from it. A reference guides a new performance; it doesn’t clone the singer or isolate the original. References are part of Pro.
You describe the voice and write the lyrics. Vocal Lab asks for a vocal-only take, with no instruments, so you can try it in your track.
In the Prompt field, say in English how the voice should sound: tone, gender, mood and delivery. Stuck? Click an example like Pressure and edit it. On Pro, + Reference lets you start from a 10–30 second clip you have permission to use.
Vocal in English, deep and slightly husky. Tech house. Rhythmic spoken-sung hook with short syncopated phrases and pauses; softer breakdown from the same voice.Any language, up to 2,000 characters. Mark the parts with [Hook] and [Breakdown], and aim for a 15-second hook, not a whole song.
[Hook]
No small talk, let the pressure speak
One step closer, move it underneath
[Breakdown]
Hold that look, let the silence drop
Stay right here until the lights come upPick 4 or 8 bars, the BPM, the key and the voice. Generate shows the length and credits before you start: 8 bars at 128 BPM is 15 seconds for 10 credits. The take lands in Activity, ready to play, rate and download.
Pricing · Private beta
Basic generates from your prompt and lyrics. Pro also takes a short audio reference to guide the voice.
Monthly prices in BRL, previewed for the beta. Access is set up by hand; there is no checkout or automatic subscription yet.
For writing from text.
R$49.90/ month
500 credits per monthly cycle
No audio reference Text prompt and lyrics only.
Up to 50 takes of 15 seconds a month.
Request Basic accessFor starting from a sound you already have.
R$99.90/ month
1,000 credits per monthly cycle
Audio reference included Upload a 10–30 s clip to guide your takes.
For example: 1 new reference + 98 takes of 15 seconds with it.
Request Pro accessVocal Lab credits cover new references and generation. Reusing a saved reference has no new upload fee.
Generation uses 40 credits per requested minute, rounded up per take. Each new variation is a new generation. Planned allowances renew monthly without rollover. These credits are used only within Vocal Lab.
Use audio you have permission to upload. A reference guides a newly generated performance; it does not extract the original vocal or guarantee the same singer.
Nothing to install: sign in to write, listen and download your takes.
Vocal Lab is coming to your DAW as a VST plugin. Create vocals from your direction and lyrics, right where you make music.
It guides a newly generated vocal take alongside your styles and lyrics, and the Studio suggests styles from it that you can edit. It does not isolate the original vocal or clone a singer exactly. In the Studio, use an authorized clip of 10 to 30 seconds.
No. Each take is a new performance that matches your description. A fixed singer identity isn’t part of the beta.
Write the prompt and styles in English. Lyrics can be in other languages too.
Vocal Lab asks the model for an a cappella take in your key and tempo. It’s a request, not a guarantee: isolation can leave artifacts and timing can drift, so check every take by ear.
No. Generation happens in the cloud.
Vocal Lab sends your direction and lyrics to a cloud generation service from our server. Service credentials never reach your browser or the device.
Vocal Lab is a private beta. Use Request beta access to ask for an account; password resets go through the same message.
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