Mix your vocal and beat

Add your recorded vocal and the instrumental you performed to.

Upload your vocal take, or record one over your beat.

Drop your audio here

To record here, add your instrumental or beat first.

The backing track that belongs with this vocal. It is reprocessed in the mix, not passed through unchanged.

Drop your audio here

WAV, MP3, FLAC, M4A, OGG or AAC · Up to 50 MB and 10 minutes per file

Timing is yours to set

Both files are mixed from their first sample, silence included. Once both are in, use Check timing to hear them together.

Your files stay on this device until you start the mix. Starting a mix uploads them for processing.

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AI Vocal Mixing

Mix your vocals with a beat

Bring your recorded vocal and the backing track you sang to. Create an AI mix, hear your voice in the song, and download the result as a WAV.
How it works

From two recordings to one vocal mix

Bring a vocal you already recorded, or record one over your beat right here.

1Step 1

Add your vocal and backing track

Add the beat or instrumental, then upload your singing or rap, or record it over the beat on this page. Play the two together and move the vocal if it comes in early or late.

2Step 2

Create your AI vocal mix

The AI processes your two audio tracks together and creates a new mix from the performance you recorded.

3Step 3

Listen with the beat and export

Compare the original balance with the AI mix. Listen through your vocal phrases and the spaces between them, then download a stereo WAV.

Your voice in the song

A mixing workflow for vocals and instrumentals

Keep the two files that matter in view: your performance and its accompaniment.

One place for your vocal and beat

Separate upload areas make each file's role clear. Use a vocal take and its matching instrumental, whether you are singing a cover or recording a verse.

AI processing for your recording

Use a take you recorded elsewhere or one you record here over the beat. The model applies audio processing to the supplied tracks to create a combined mix.

Judge the voice in context

Compare before and after with the accompaniment playing. Check how clearly the words come through and how the vocal feels against the beat.

Take the mix with you

Download the combined result as a stereo WAV for sharing, review, or the next step in your music workflow.
Made for your next take

For singers, rappers, and home recordings

Bring the performance you want to work on and the accompaniment that belongs with it.

01

Cover singers

Mix a recorded vocal with the backing track you sang along to, then listen to the two together as one file.

02

Rappers recording over beats

Upload your verse and beat separately. Compare how the vocal sits over the instrumental before downloading your mix.

03

Songwriters making demos

Bring your sung melody and an accompaniment recording together so collaborators can hear the song as a complete demo.

FAQ

Questions about mixing vocals with a beat

Add your beat or instrumental, then upload your recorded vocal as a separate file or record it over the beat on this page. Play both together to check the timing, create an AI mix, compare it with the original balance, and download the result. This tool does not split a finished song into parts.

Yes. Use your existing singing or rap recording and its backing track. You need both audio files: the mixing tool does not generate a new singer or write a new instrumental.

It will not fix either one for you. This tool processes the sound of your tracks; it does not tune notes, and it does not line a vocal up with a beat by itself. Both files are mixed from their first sample, so use Check timing to hear them together and move the vocal earlier or later by hand before you mix.

Yes. Add your instrumental first, put on headphones, and choose Record over the beat. The beat plays from the start while your microphone is recorded, so the take begins at the same point as the beat. Every device adds a small audio delay; the page starts from an estimate of it and you fine-tune the vocal by ear in Check timing.

No. AI processing changes both the vocal and the accompaniment. A finished song or an already mastered instrumental is not passed through untouched: its tone and dynamics are reworked like any other input. Compare the result with your original files before you keep it.

No. The current AI processor combines each input's left and right channels to mono before processing, so the original stereo placement is not preserved. The finished mix is a stereo WAV, but its stereo image is created by the processing. That also applies when you use a complete song or a mastered instrumental as the backing track.

Finished mixes stay in the results list on this page, where you can compare both versions and download them as WAV files. Each finished mix is also saved to your library automatically, usually within a minute or two of finishing. The library copy is a compressed MP3 for listening and for use in your projects; the lossless WAV is downloaded from this page.

Use the AI Mixing page for a project with several individual stems. This vocal mixing page is organized around one vocal recording and one backing track.

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Bring your voice and beat together

Start with your recorded vocal and the accompaniment you performed to.