Languages Club Ready Music can sing in

Club Ready Music offers ten vocal languages: English (US), English (UK), Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Japanese and Korean. Select the one that matches your lyrics in the studio's Language menu and the vocal is sung with native pronunciation.

How the language setting is used

The setting does two jobs. If you ask Club Ready Music to write lyrics, the writer drafts them natively in that language. When the track renders, the language is part of the brief, so the model pronounces your lyrics as a speaker of that language would. Choose the language before writing or pasting lyrics so both steps agree.

English US and UK

The two English options steer accent and some vocabulary in generated lyrics. For finer control the Voice options panel has an Accent choice: neutral, American, British, Caribbean, Spanish-tinged or French-tinged. The accent setting is a vocal direction and works with any language, though it is most reliable in English.

Latin languages

Spanish, Portuguese, French and Italian are well suited to the genres Club Ready Music covers, from reggaeton, dembow, Latin house and bachata to French-touch disco and Italo. Portuguese pronunciation follows the text; Brazilian and European forms are not separately selectable, so spell words the way you want them sung.

German and Dutch

Both work for techno, hard dance and Eurodance briefs where chanted hooks are common. Compound words sing more clearly when split across two lines.

Japanese and Korean

Lyrics can be written in the native script or in romanisation. Native script generally gives better pronunciation. For K-pop or J-pop briefs the language setting combined with the matching genre produces the most convincing phrasing. Mixed-script lyrics with English hook lines are common in these genres and are handled, though the English lines may carry a slight accent.

Bilingual lyrics

You can write verses in one language and a hook in another. Set the language to whichever carries most of the words. The minority lines are usually pronounced acceptably, with an accent from the main language. If pronunciation matters, respell difficult words phonetically.

Instrumentals

Language has no effect on an instrumental render except on the cover art concept, which is written in English regardless.

What is not supported

Languages outside the ten are not offered. Lyrics in another language will be attempted with the pronunciation rules of the selected language and will sound accented at best. Right-to-left scripts are not handled.