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AI Voice Cloning for Singing

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Training audio

Add 8–15 minutes of singing in total — you can select several files at once. Clean, solo vocals work best; backing music is removed automatically. Anything past 15 minutes is cut.

Training quality

More training takes longer and costs more. Standard is usually good enough.

What Is AI Voice Cloning for Singing?

AI voice cloning for singing trains a voice model on recordings of one singer so it can sing other songs in that voice. On RaoMusic, upload 8–15 minutes of your own singing and pick a training quality (from 150 credits). We remove the backing music, train an RVC v2 voice model online and add it to the AI cover generator, where it sings any song just like a built-in voice. You can also download the model.

  • Refunded If It Fails

    If too little clear singing is left after removing the music, or training fails, your credits come back automatically.

  • Private to You

    Your trained voice is stored privately in your account. Only you can use it, and you can delete it any time.

What Is AI Voice Cloning for Singing?

Why Clone Your Singing Voice on RaoMusic

Clone your singing voice once, then hear yourself sing any song — and keep the RVC voice model.

Train From Songs or Raw Takes

Use finished songs, demos or a cappella recordings. Pick them from your library or upload new files — up to 15 minutes in total.

Backing Music Removed Automatically

Every upload goes through AI vocal separation and silence is trimmed out, so the model only learns your singing.

Choose Your Training Quality

Standard (50 epochs), High (100) or Max (150). More epochs take longer and cost more; Standard is usually enough.

Sing Any Song in Your Voice

When training finishes, your voice appears under “My voices” in the AI cover generator, with the same pitch and mix controls as built-in voices.

Download Your RVC Voice Model

Your trained voice is a standard RVC v2 model (.pth plus a compact .index). Download it from “My voices” and use it in other RVC tools.

Hear a Sample Right Away

As soon as training finishes, we sing a short clip in your new voice so you can hear how close it sounds before making your first cover.

How to Clone Your Voice for Singing

Three steps from your recordings to a cover sung in your voice.

  1. 1

    Add your recordings

    Add a cover image, name your voice and add 8–15 minutes of your own singing from your library or by uploading audio. You can preview every clip.

  2. 2

    Train your voice model

    Pick a training quality and start. We separate the vocals and train automatically in about 15–40 minutes; you can leave the page.

  3. 3

    Sing any song

    Open the AI cover generator, choose your voice under “My voices”, upload any song and generate.

What People Use Voice Cloning For

What you upload matters more than anything else.

Creators and streamers

Post covers of trending songs in your own voice without booking studio time for every take.

Singers testing material

Hear how a song sits in your voice before you learn it or record it for real.

Songwriters making demos

Sketch demos in your own voice when you don't have a session singer available.

Just for fun

Hear yourself sing a genre you would never try — with your own voice, or a friend's with their permission.

Tips for a Better Singing Voice Clone

The model learns from whatever it hears, so use recordings of one singer only. Duets, harmonies and heavy backing vocals blur the voice. Clean, dry vocals with little reverb give the most accurate result.

More singing helps, up to a point. Upload at least 8 minutes so that at least 3 minutes of clear singing remains after the music is removed; around ten minutes covering low, middle and high notes usually sounds noticeably more natural. Anything past 15 minutes is ignored.

A voice clone copies tone, not technique. Covers keep the phrasing, vibrato and runs of the original singer, so the result sounds like you singing their arrangement. Songs in a similar range to your own recordings work best.

Under the hood this is RVC (Retrieval-based Voice Conversion), the open-source model most AI cover communities use. We train an RVC v2 model at 48 kHz with RMVPE pitch extraction, then shrink its retrieval index so the model stays under about 90 MB without an audible difference.

AI Voice Cloning for Singing FAQ

At least 8 minutes of audio and up to 15 minutes in total. After the backing music is removed, at least 3 minutes of clear singing must remain. Around 10 minutes across your vocal range usually gives the most natural result.

Clone your voice here first: add 8–15 minutes of your own singing and train a voice model. Then open the AI cover generator, choose your voice under “My voices”, upload any song and generate. The AI keeps the song's melody and replaces the singer's voice with yours.

Training costs 150 credits for Standard (50 epochs), 250 for High (100 epochs) and 350 for Max (150 epochs). Covers with your voice cost the same as any other cover: 10 credits per minute.

About 15–40 minutes in total, depending on the quality you pick and how much audio you upload. You can close the page while it runs.

Your credits are refunded automatically — including when less than 3 minutes of clear singing is left after removing the music.

No. Only clone your own voice, or a voice whose owner has given you permission. You confirm this before every voice you create.

Yes. Every trained voice can be downloaded from “My voices” as a zip with the RVC v2 .pth file and its .index file, so you can also use it in other RVC tools.

Yes. Your voice model is stored privately in your account and can't be used or downloaded by anyone else. Deleting it removes the file and frees your storage.

Clone Your Voice and Sing Any Song

Add a few minutes of your singing and train your own AI voice. Credits are refunded if it fails.