AI choir generator

Drop a sung vocal to turn into a choir, or select a file. It opens in the Vocal Harmonizer, ready to run.

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How to make a choir from one voice

A choir is many voices singing one set of words, and here they can all start from yours. Drop a sung vocal: its melody and key are heard, up to four more voices are written around it, and each is sung by the vocal model in the same voice. With your take on top, that is a choir of you.

  1. Add your vocal: Drop a WAV, AIFF, MP3, M4A, FLAC or OGG of one sung vocal on its own: one voice, no reverb, no music behind it. From a full song, isolate the vocal first.
  2. Pick the voices: Choose up to four voices and how they sit: spread wide like a choir, close under the lead, in thirds or sixths, barbershop or seventh chords. The key is the melody’s own unless you set one.
  3. Play each voice and download: Every voice comes back as its own WAV, in key with your take, to stack under the lead in your DAW. Each run sings up to 30 seconds of the take.

Questions about the AI choir generator?

We have answers.

What is an AI choir generator?

A tool that turns one voice, or a set of written parts, into a choir. Here a sung vocal gets up to four more voices in its key, each sung in the same voice, and written parts with words are sung by the choir’s own singers.

Can I make a choir with just my voice?

Yes. Drop one sung vocal and pick up to four voices. Each is written in the key your melody sings and sung in your voice, so with your take on top you have a five-part choir of you.

Does the AI choir sing real words?

Yes. The voices made from your take sing its words. Written choir parts sing the lyrics you give each part, one syllable per note, or "Ooh" when you give none.

Can it sing a choir piece from sheet music?

Yes, through Claude or ChatGPT with the Doseedo connector: a MusicXML score with lyrics on its notes is sung part by part, each choral part with its own words, and every part comes back as its own stem.

How long can the choir be?

Each Vocal Harmonizer run sings up to 30 seconds of your take, so a longer vocal is done a section at a time.

Is it free?

Yes, to start. A free account comes with 120 credits a month, with no card needed to start, and a run of up to four voices on 30 seconds of vocal is 10 credits. Pro has 2,000 a month.

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  • A choir in your own voice

    Each new voice starts as your take moved to its notes, then is sung again by the vocal model with your take as the singer. So the choir keeps your voice instead of sounding pitch-shifted, and the harmony follows the key the melody sings, phrase by phrase, rather than one fixed interval.

  • Words, not only ooh and aah

    A choir sample library sings vowels, and its word builder strings syllables together by hand. Written choir parts here sing the lyrics you give them: parts named Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass each sing their own line and words, or "Ooh" when given none, and each part can be a section of several different singers.

  • Every voice its own stem

    Each voice made from your take comes back as its own WAV, and each written choir part as its own stem, so the balance, panning and reverb stay yours to set in your DAW. Listen to every part before you use it: a sung voice can still repeat or drop a word.

AI choir, choir AI, AI choir vocals: one job

AI choir, choir AI, AI choir generator, AI choir vocals and a way to make a choir with one voice all name this one job. To write the choir instead, every part with its own notes and words, ask Claude or ChatGPT with the Doseedo connector. For harmony on a lead vocal, see the AI harmony generator; to pull the voices of a recorded choir apart, choir separation.

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