Singing with your own voice on Club Ready Music

Yes. Club Ready Music can clone a voice from a short singing sample and use it as the lead vocal. Open Voice options, expand Clone a new voice, upload 15 to 30 seconds of clean solo singing as MP3 or M4A under 10 MB, confirm you have the right to the voice, and pay $5. The clone is then available on every track you make.

What to upload

The clone captures timbre and character from the sample, so the sample decides the quality:

• Solo voice only. No backing track, no harmonies, no other speakers.
• Dry. Little or no reverb and no effects. A phone recording in a quiet room beats a wet studio bounce.
• Singing, not speaking. Sing in the range you expect the track to use.
• 15 to 30 seconds. Longer is not better; cleaner is.
• MP3 or M4A, under 10 MB. WAV is not accepted for clone samples.

Give the voice a name, such as "Maya" or "Me – low register", so you can tell clones apart later.

Consent

Before the clone is created you must tick "I own this voice or have the singer's permission to clone it." Cloning a voice you do not have rights to can breach publicity, privacy and in some places specific voice-protection laws, independent of copyright. Club Ready Music records your confirmation with the clone.

Using the clone

Select the voice in the Cloned voice dropdown in Voice options. It overrides the Female and Male buttons for that render. All other vocal direction still applies: character, delivery, how much vocal, accent, ad-libs and auto-tune. The clone is sent to the music model as a voice ID; the sample itself is not re-sent each time.

What to expect

A good sample gives a lead vocal that is recognisably the same voice in tone and texture. It will not copy the singer's exact phrasing, breathing habits or ad-libs, and it can sing notes and languages the original singer never recorded. Render as usual; if the performance is not right, adjust the brief and render again.

Managing clones

Clones are listed in the dropdown with a Delete button. Deleting a clone removes it from the list; tracks already made with it keep working.

Cost

$5 per clone, charged once. Tracks rendered with the clone cost the normal one credit per generation.

Privacy

Your sample is stored so the clone can be created and is sent to the voice-cloning model to produce the voice ID. See the related answer on upload privacy for where files are kept.