Shared original
Quiet Hours, Open Doors
Speech Clone and Singing Clone both start from this recording.
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idleAI Cover sings a song you already have, in a cloned voice. Text-to-Music writes new music from words or lyrics — a different product.

Five existing recordings. One original is shared. Then a speaking path and a singing path each show the input voice and the cover that follows.
A speaking sample becomes the singer for the same song.
A singing sample usually sits closer to the original performance.
Only one recording plays at a time. Samples are not autoplay.

Uses speaking voice samples to generate the cover. Useful when you only have spoken audio.

Uses singing samples. Singing samples typically produce more natural-sounding song covers.
Upload or record a speaking or singing sample to create the identity that will sing.
Choose a song. The cloned voice sings that melody — it does not write a new track from lyrics.
Keep the cover, or use the same cloned voice in other MyVocal products.

Use AI Cover when the melody exists and you want a cloned voice to perform it. Use Text-to-Music when you are writing music from text or lyrics.
The same original can be covered from a speaking sample or a singing sample. Listen to both before you choose a path.
You can start with available voices. Cloning your own voice makes the cover more personal.
AI Cover uses a cloned voice to sing a selected song. Upload a voice sample, choose a song, and the cover is generated in that identity.
Speech Clone uses speaking samples to generate the cover. Singing Clone uses singing samples. Singing Clone typically sounds more natural on songs.
You can generate song covers in multiple languages with a consistent voice identity.
You can start with available voices, and cloning your own voice unlocks a more personalized cover.