Audimee

Audimee is a cloud-based voice-to-voice platform for transforming vocals with built-in or custom voice models. Users can adjust melody in the Pitch Editor before conversion, isolate lead vocals from instrumentals and background vocals, and remove reverb, echo, and noise. Its harmony tool can create up to five harmony tracks from one recording, while Mixed Voices combines as many as four vocal models into a new model. Users can train a custom model with 1–30 minutes of vocal data, and a stem splitter divides a track into two or four layers: vocals, drums, bass, and other. The catalogue offers over 100 voices, with additions released weekly. Paid plans allow commercial publication of generated vocals; free-account downloads are for personal use. The Free plan includes 15 minutes of conversions, 11 royalty-free voices, MP3 downloads, no custom model slots, and no Harmony Maker. Starter costs $9 a month, billed $108 yearly; Pro costs $19 a month, billed $228 yearly; Ultimate costs $37 a month, billed $444 yearly. Audimee says uploaded audio and created models remain private and are not used for AI training unless separately agreed in writing.

Audimee combines vocal transformation, isolation, harmony creation, and stem splitting, with a free tier and paid commercial-use options. Check the conversion limits and export terms for the plan that fits your workflow.

Audimee suits vocal creators who want to transform, isolate, or harmonize recorded vocals, or train custom voice models. Users who need commercial publication of generated vocals need a paid plan.

Audimee is a browser-based voice-to-voice studio for converting vocals with ready-made, custom, or blended voice models. It is a strong fit for singers and producers who also need isolation, harmony generation, and stem splitting in the same workflow. Its free account is a useful starting point, while serious releases will need a paid tier for commercial rights and higher-quality exports.

Overview

Audimee’s main job is transforming a vocal recording into another voice, using its own models or a model trained from your material. The service is cloud-based and accessible through a browser or desktop app, so it suits creators who prefer not to assemble separate desktop utilities. The company, Audimee AB, is based in Linköping, Sweden, and was founded in 2023.

Privacy terms are comparatively clear: Audimee says uploaded audio is not shared, sold, or made accessible to others, and that user-created voice models stay private to the account. It also says it does not access or analyse input or output for training generative or base AI models unless a separate written agreement permits it. Those assurances matter when working with unreleased vocals or a model of your own voice.

Key features

Voice conversion is supported by a Pitch Editor, allowing melody adjustments before transformation rather than forcing you to correct every note elsewhere. The catalogue contains more than 100 voices, with new additions released weekly, giving users immediate variety without first collecting training data. For a more personal result, custom voice training accepts 1–30 minutes of vocal data. Mixed Voices can combine as many as four vocal models into a new model, which is useful for designing a blended identity rather than choosing one preset.

The production tools broaden Audimee beyond a conversion-only service. Vocal isolation separates lead vocals from instrumentals and background vocals and can remove reverb, echo, and noise. Harmony Maker turns one recording into up to five harmony tracks, each with different voices and harmony lines; it is particularly relevant to demo writers and producers building parts quickly, but it is absent from the Free plan. The stem splitter outputs either two layers or four layers—vocals, drums, bass, and other—giving users a practical way to separate a track before further editing.

Free downloads are MP3 and restricted to personal use. Paid plans add 24-bit WAV downloads and permit commercial publication of generated vocals, so release-ready work should be budgeted on a subscription rather than the free account.

Pricing

The Free plan costs $$0 and includes 15 minutes of conversions, no custom voice-model slots, 11 royalty-free voices, MP3 downloads, and personal use only. It excludes Harmony Maker. That is enough to assess the basic conversion workflow, but the short quota and noncommercial license make it unsuitable for published client or commercial work.

Starter costs $9 a month, billed at $108 yearly. It provides one hour of monthly conversions, one custom voice slot, commercial use, 24-bit WAV downloads, and the ability to save conversions and isolations. It is the sensible entry point for an individual who needs occasional releases and one personal model, though the one-hour allowance can constrain frequent production.

Pro is $19 a month, billed at $228 yearly, for three hours of conversions and three custom voice slots, with the same commercial rights, WAV exports, and saved conversion and isolation features. It fits producers managing several voices or a steadier workload. Ultimate costs $37 a month, billed at $444 yearly, and removes the stated conversion cap while offering eight custom voice slots; it is the clearest choice for high-volume work, provided unlimited conversions are more valuable than the higher annual commitment.

Enterprise uses custom pricing and includes longer training datasets, improved custom-model quality, training assistance, custom voice slots, and API access. It is aimed at organizations that need a managed voice pipeline rather than a standard creator subscription. Paid plans renew on their stated monthly billing basis with annual billing amounts shown above.

Platforms

Audimee runs as a web service and is also described as accessible through a desktop app. Its browser-first delivery is convenient for cross-device work, while the Enterprise API is the route for integrating voice conversion into a larger product or workflow.

Who it's for

Choose Audimee if you want voice conversion, cleanup, harmonies, and stems under one subscription, or if custom and mixed voice models are central to your work. Starter suits occasional commercial creators; Pro suits regular producers with multiple models; Ultimate suits heavy users who would otherwise be constrained by hourly quotas. The Free plan is for personal experimentation, not commercial release. Look elsewhere if you need a noncommercial, permanently free production tool or a platform whose primary focus is something other than vocal transformation.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Conversion, isolation, harmony creation, and stem splitting cover several common vocal-production jobs in one service.
• Pro: Custom training accepts 1–30 minutes of data, and Mixed Voices can blend up to four models.
• Pro: Paid accounts combine commercial rights with 24-bit WAV export and saved conversions and isolations.
• Con: The free tier allows only 15 conversion minutes, offers no custom-model slots, excludes Harmony Maker, and limits downloads to personal-use MP3s.
• Con: Starter provides one hour per month, so regular production may require the substantially costlier Pro or Ultimate tier.

Alternatives

Revocalize AI is worth considering if you need broader platform coverage, including mobile, desktop, API, extension, and self-hosted options, with a free tier limited to five conversion minutes and one Starter AI voice.

VoiSona Song is a better alternative for users seeking a freemium singing-focused application on iOS, macOS, or Windows.

Musicful offers a freemium option across Android, iOS, web, and API environments.

Kits AI is an alternative for creators who want voice designer and blender tools alongside generative vocals, with web, Windows, and API access.

SoulX-Singer is a free, Apache 2.0-licensed option for researchers and developers using Linux, self-hosted, or web setups.

Tunela suits users wanting a broader media toolkit with small free quotas for conversions, stem separations, text-to-speech, and video swaps.

LyricToMelody AI is the more appropriate choice when lyric-first song drafting and MP3, WAV, or PCM export matter more than voice conversion.

NEUTRINO is a free alternative for general music and audio production across Linux, macOS, web, and Windows, with separate permission required for application integration.

For category browsing, see AI Singing Voice Generators and AI Voice Conversion Software.

Verdict

Audimee is the right choice for vocal creators who want conversion, custom voice work, cleanup, harmonies, and stem separation in one cloud service, with commercial publishing secured by a paid plan. Its main reason to look elsewhere is the quota-and-license divide: the Free tier is tightly limited, while sustained professional use quickly moves to Pro or Ultimate pricing.