Musicfy - AI Music & Voice Generator

What Musicfy is (and what it can do)

Musicfy is a web app (with a public API) for AI voice conversion and music generation. You can:

• Create AI covers with thousands of royalty‑free or parody voices.
• Train a custom voice (clone your own).
• Generate music from text (text‑to‑music/text‑to‑instrumental).
• Split stems (vocals, drums, bass, other) right in the browser.
• Work from uploads or mic recording, with quick cleanup toggles (remove instrumentals, remove reverb/echo).

The homepage highlights AI voice artists, custom voice creation, text‑to‑music, and (in‑app) stem splitting; Musicfy says it’s used by 5M+ users.

Musicfy Quick Start (5 minutes)

1. Open the Studio → Create → Convert Voice. Upload a short MP3/WAV or record from your mic. Toggle Remove Instrumentals and Remove Reverb/Echo if needed. Choose a voice and click Generate. Your output appears in My Library/My History.
2. Want instrumentals from text? Go to Create → Text to Instrumental (aka text‑to‑music), write a short prompt (“lo‑fi hip‑hop with vinyl crackle, 90 BPM”), and generate.
3. Need stems? Go to Pro Tools → Stem Splitter, upload an MP3/WAV (≤ 20 MB), and split to Vocals / Drums / Bass / Other. Download the parts you need.

Musicfy Pricing snapshot

• Starter: $9/mo — 2 custom voices, 500 generations/mo, 25 text‑to‑music/day, standard speed/sound.
• Professional: $25/mo — 6 custom voices, unlimited generations, 100 text‑to‑music/day, premium sound.
• Studio: $70/mo — 30 custom voices, unlimited generations, unlimited text‑to‑music, fastest speed.
  (Yearly tiers are shown alongside monthly on the pricing page; check the page for current promos.)

Musicfy Interface at a Glance (what’s where)

• Create
  • Convert Voice (AI covers)
  • Text to Instrumental (text‑to‑music)
• Pro Tools
  • Stem Splitter (vocals / melodies / bass / drums)
• Manage
  • My Library · My History · My Voices
• API
  • Usage · Tokens · Billing · Docs
• Help / Guide
  • FAQ · Report a Bug · Join Discord · Quick Tips · Watch Tutorials · Blog
    (These labels appear in the left nav inside the studio.)

Musicfy Workflow 1 — AI Covers (Voice Conversion)

Goal: Convert your uploaded vocal (or mic recording) into another voice (character, instrument, or royalty‑free “artist”).

Steps

1. Create → Convert Voice.
   Click Upload Audio (or Record Audio), then choose a Voice. You’ll see quick cleanup toggles: Remove Instrumentals, Remove Reverb/Echo, plus an Advanced Settings drawer. Click Generate.
2. Pro tips straight from Musicfy pages:
   • If your source includes backing instruments, toggle Remove Instrumentals (or upload an acapella for best results).
   • You can also remove room echo/reverb via the dedicated toggle for cleaner vocals.
3. Download your result from My Library/History and import into your DAW or video editor.

Licensing note (varies by voice):
Some voice pages explicitly state commercial rights on paid plans (e.g., Saxophone: “Yes, if you are on a paid plan you own all rights to the audio.”). Others, like Travis Scott, say personal use only (no commercial rights). Always check the voice page you use.

Musicfy Workflow 2 — Train your own Voice (Custom AI Voice)

Musicfy content states you can upload up to ~5 minutes of your vocals to create a personal AI clone (appears under My Voices). This is highlighted repeatedly in Musicfy’s blog. In‑studio, you’ll find My Voices under Manage.

Why do this? It gives you a consistent “artist identity,” and—because it’s your model—resolves many usage concerns around celebrity or parody voices. (See the legal section below.)

Musicfy Workflow 3 — Text‑to‑Music / Text‑to‑Instrumental

Goal: Type a description, get music back.

1. Go to Create → Text to Instrumental.
2. Enter a concise prompt describing genre, vibe, instrumentation, tempo, and mix (“dark synthwave with retro pads and gated drums, 110 BPM; cinematic build and side‑chain pumping”).
3. Generate and download.

Musicfy’s own materials emphasize this feature as a “describe it and get a full piece back” workflow. (For developers, see the API section for POST /v1/generate-music.)

Musicfy Workflow 4 — Split Stems (Pro Tools)

Goal: Extract vocals, drums, bass, and other elements for remixing, karaoke, or clean acapellas.

1. Go to Pro Tools → Stem Splitter.
2. Upload MP3/WAV up to 20 MB.
3. Click Split Stems to get Vocals / Drums / Bass / Other. Download parts for your DAW or video editor.

Musicfy also publishes how‑to guides for vocal removal/stems if you prefer more hand‑holding.

Editing Tools & “Advanced Settings” (what the knobs do)

In the Convert Voice screen you’ll see:

• Remove Instrumentals — tries to isolate vocals from a mixed track (useful if you don’t have an acapella).
• Remove Reverb/Echo — de‑reverberation to dry up room tone.
• Advanced Settings — additional controls. The public API documents corresponding parameters such as:
  • pitch_shift
  • formant_shift
  • isolate_vocals
  • background_pitch_shift, background_formant_shift
    These map to timbre and pitch shaping (for both foreground vocal and background), and optional vocal isolation. (Exact UI labels may vary, but these are the knobs under the hood.)

Practical starting points

• Leave pitch at 0 for natural tone; nudge slightly for key matching.
• Use a small formant shift (e.g., ~1.05–1.15) to subtly change the “shape”/timbre without shifting pitch.
• If you still hear band bleed‑through, run the Stem Splitter first, then convert the clean vocal track.

Developer Corner — All the Commands (Musicfy API)

Musicfy provides a simple REST API (bearer token auth). Create an API key at create.musicfy.lol/api-access, then use the base https://api.musicfy.lol/v1.

Auth: include Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY in each request.

1) List Voices

GET/voices — optionally filter by type (instrument, parody, royalty_free).

curl --request GET \
  --url https://api.musicfy.lol/v1/voices

The response includes voice id, artist, type (e.g., parody, instrument), and thumbnails.

2) Convert Voice (voice conversion)

POST/convert-voice (multipart form data).

curl --request POST \
  --url https://api.musicfy.lol/v1/convert-voice \
  --header 'Content-Type: multipart/form-data' \
  --form pitch_shift=0 \
  --form formant_shift=1.1 \
  --form isolate_vocals=true \
  --form background_pitch_shift=0 \
  --form background_formant_shift=1.1 \
  --form voice_id=YOUR_SELECTED_VOICE_ID \
  --form file=@your-audio-file.wav

Returns URLs for vocals, instrumental, and combined.

3) Text‑to‑Music

POST/generate-music (JSON body with a prompt).

curl --request POST \
  --url https://api.musicfy.lol/v1/generate-music \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --data '{
    "prompt": "Electronic guitar"
  }'

Returns a file_url with your generated instrumental/music.

Note on stems via API: Musicfy’s API overview lists stem separation among capabilities, but the public reference currently exposes Voice Conversion and Text to Music routes. For stems, use the in‑app Pro Tools → Stem Splitter.

Make a Lip‑Synced Music Video (two easy ways)

Musicfy itself focuses on audio. To get great lip‑sync videos, pair Musicfy audio with popular video/lipsync tools:

Option A — “Talking/singing face” (1‑click lip‑sync services)

1. Create your song/vocal in Musicfy (Convert Voice or Text‑to‑Music).
2. Upload the final audio to a lip‑sync video tool (e.g., the tutorials below show the workflow with popular services).
3. Export and share.

Helpful step‑by‑step demos (the same approach works with your Musicfy audio):

• “The Easiest (One‑prompt!) AI Music Videos with Pro Lip‑Sync” (YouTube).
• “Make a complete AI Music Video, with Lip Sync” (YouTube tutorial).

Option B — Full music video (B‑roll + lip‑sync)

1. Generate audio in Musicfy.
2. Build visuals: use stock footage, AI video, or motion graphics.
3. In your editor (CapCut, Premiere, Resolve), align cuts to the beat, add captions/lyrics, and (if needed) apply a lipsync step.
   • Short guides show end‑to‑end lip‑sync music‑video setups with free/low‑cost tools.
4. Export vertical (1080×1920) for TikTok/Reels or 16:9 for YouTube.

Musicfy also published its own how‑to on AI music videos—use Musicfy for vocals and pair it with image/video tools (e.g., Stable Diffusion/Midjourney) for visuals.

Best Practices (to get pro‑sounding results)

• Start with clean vocals. If you can’t record an acapella, upload your track and toggle Remove Instrumentals. For tough mixes, split stems first.
• Use Advanced Settings lightly. Small pitch and formant shifts go a long way; extreme values sound artificial. (These map to API parameters.)
• Try royalty‑free/instrument voices if you need commercial rights on a paid plan. Voice pages spell this out (e.g., Saxophone: “Yes…you own all rights”).
• Save drafts. Your renders live under My Library/My History for easy comparison.
• Trim and mix in a DAW (EQ, compression, loudness). Musicfy gets you the source; polish in your favorite editor.

Legal & Ethical Use (read this before you publish)

• Voice rights differ by voice. Some Musicfy voices are personal use only (e.g., Travis Scott), while many royalty‑free/instrument voices allow commercial use on paid plans. Check the message on the specific voice page you use.
• Terms & DMCA: Musicfy hosts standard SaaS terms and DMCA pages. Review before commercial publishing.
• Industry context: Independent legal analyses note that AI voice cloning can raise copyright and personality‑rights risks, especially for real‑person likenesses in some jurisdictions. If you plan to monetize content featuring a recognizable voice, consider getting permission or using clearly royalty‑free/custom voices.

(None of this is legal advice; it’s a heads‑up so your releases don’t get flagged later.)

Troubleshooting

• Still hearing instruments in the render? Run Pro Tools → Stem Splitter first, feed the clean vocal to Convert Voice, and keep Remove Instrumentals ON.
• Echoey room tone? Toggle Remove Reverb/Echo and re‑render.
• Licensing unclear? Re‑open the specific Voice page (it shows rights guidance at the bottom) or switch to a royalty‑free/instrument voice on a paid plan.

FAQ

Is there a free tier?
Yes—Musicfy promotes a free start; advanced quotas/features live on paid tiers (see the pricing page for current limits).

Does Musicfy support YouTube links?
Musicfy’s blog tutorials show an “Upload YouTube link” input. Current in‑app screens present Upload and Record; if link import isn’t shown in your session, download the audio and upload the file.

Can I automate Musicfy in my app?
Yes—use the API with three core endpoints: GET /voices, POST /convert-voice, POST /generate-music. Create a token at api‑access and include it as a bearer token.

Step‑by‑Step Cheat Sheet (copy/paste)

• AI Covers:Create → Convert Voice → Upload/Record → toggles (Remove Instrumentals, Remove Reverb/Echo) → Advanced Settings → Generate → Library.
• Text‑to‑Music:Create → Text to Instrumental → Prompt → Generate.
• Stem Splitter:Pro Tools → Stem Splitter → Upload MP3/WAV (≤ 20 MB) → Split Stems → Download vocals/drums/bass/other.
• Custom Voice:Manage → My Voices → upload ~minutes of your vocals → train → use it in Convert Voice. (Upload duration per blog: up to ~5 minutes.)
• API Keys:Docs → Create API Key → api‑access → create token → call endpoints.

Why creators like it

Directories and reviews describe Musicfy as an “AI partner” for voice cloning, covers, text‑to‑song, and in‑browser stem work—handy if you produce fast social content or demos without a full studio. (See recent directory/review coverage.)

That’s it—go make a song

• Studio: create.musicfy.lol
• Docs/API: docs.musicfy.lol
• Pricing: musicfy.lol/pricing

With the workflows above you can generate a cover, split stems, train a clone, and cut a lip‑synced video in under an hour. Have fun—and keep an eye on the specific rights noted on each voice page before you publish.

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