Generate vocals from multiple inputs
Create vocals from MIDI, lyrics, or your own voice to build lead parts, covers, guide vocals, and choir-style arrangements.
VOX Factory is an AI vocal synthesizer for creating and editing singing parts from MIDI, lyrics, or recorded voice in English, Korean, and Japanese.
VOX Factory is an online AI vocal synthesizer and vocal production suite for creating singing parts from MIDI, lyrics, or a recorded voice. The site positions it as a tool for music production, main vocals, covers, guide vocals, and choir-style arrangements.
The product includes a web app, a desktop app for macOS and Windows, and a VOX Link plugin for DAW connection. It also offers a set of commercially licensed voice characters recorded from real singers, with multilingual support in English, Korean, and Japanese.
Create vocals from MIDI, lyrics, or your own voice to build lead parts, covers, guide vocals, and choir-style arrangements.
The service generates native singing voices in English, Korean, and Japanese, and the homepage says you can mix those languages within a single phrase.
Adjust intensity, vibrato, pre-bend, and post-bend to shape the performance without needing a complex editing workflow.
Regenerate only changed notes so edits return quickly during iteration instead of redoing the entire vocal line.
Extract melody and lyrics from a vocal performance and export clean, editable MIDI for reuse in other tools.
Use the VOX Link plugin to connect with a DAW while keeping playback, tempo, and time signature aligned.
Producers can sketch lead lines or harmonies from MIDI or lyrics, then refine the phrasing with pitch, vibrato, and other voice controls.
Users can turn an existing sung performance into MIDI, clean up the melody, and reuse it with another voice or in another DAW session.
Artists working in Japanese, Korean, or English can generate vocals in those languages, including mixed-language phrases for songs that cross styles or markets.
Teams that want a web-based project with desktop and DAW support can keep work in the cloud while syncing playback through VOX Link.
Creators making covers, guide vocals, or choir layers can use the character library to choose voices with different genres and styles.
VOX Factory says songs created with the service may be used commercially, and the FAQ states there are no limitations on commercial use of the results. It also notes that the service is not responsible for plagiarism or copyright issues related to the songs you create.
The FAQ states that the copyright of a song using VOX Factory vocals belongs exclusively to the user.
VOX Factory says users can publish songs created with the service on streaming platforms.
The desktop app runs natively on macOS and Windows, and VOX Link can connect the product with a DAW while keeping playback, tempo, and time signature in sync.
VOX Factory offers subscription plans plus a Character Ownership option for permanent use of a purchased vocal. The FAQ says refunds depend on the purchase type and timing, and the pricing page shows plan tiers for Essential, Artist, and Business.