Audimee

Audimee is a browser-based voice-to-voice studio for changing vocals with preset or personally trained models. It is aimed at singers, producers, and creators who want conversion, cleanup, harmonies, and stem work in one place. The paid tiers make it a practical production tool, while the free tier is mainly an audition of the workflow.

Overview

Audimee, founded in 2023 in Linköping, Sweden, runs as a cloud service through a browser and/or desktop app. Its central job is turning vocal recordings into another voice, but the surrounding tools cover several steps that normally require separate software. That breadth is useful when a project moves from a rough vocal to an isolated, transformed, harmonized, and exported track.

Privacy is clearly addressed: Audimee says uploaded audio is not shared, sold, or exposed to others, and that voice models remain private to the user profile. 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.

Key features

Voice conversion works with Audimee’s catalogue of more than 100 voices, with new additions released weekly. The Pitch Editor lets users alter melody before transformation, which is valuable when a performance needs a different line rather than merely a different timbre. Users seeking a more individual result can train a custom model from 1–30 minutes of vocal data. Mixed Voices can blend as many as four models into one new model, offering a middle ground between a stock voice and a fully individual model.

Isolation separates lead vocals from instruments and background vocals, with controls intended to remove reverb, echo, and noise. Harmony Maker can turn one recording into up to five harmony tracks, each using different voices and harmony lines. The stem splitter outputs either two layers or four layers—vocals, drums, bass, and other—so Audimee can also serve as a quick source-separation step.

Exports are MP3 on the free tier and 24-bit WAV on paid plans. Paid subscribers may commercially publish generated vocals; free downloads are restricted to personal use. That licensing boundary matters for anyone releasing music, client work, or monetized content.

Pricing

Starter is the meaningful entry point for commercial work, but its one-hour quota and single custom slot can constrain active projects. Pro triples the conversion allowance and slots for a moderate increase, while Ultimate is the clear choice when monthly usage is unpredictable; its value depends on actually using unlimited conversions. The free plan has no commercial license, no custom model capacity, and no harmony tool, so it is not a release-ready option.

Platforms

Audimee is available on the web and through a desktop app. Enterprise customers also receive API access, which is the relevant distinction for products or workflows that need integration rather than manual browser use.

Who it's for

Choose Audimee if you want one service for vocal conversion, custom voice cloning, isolation, harmonies, and stem splitting. It fits independent artists and producers on Starter or Pro, while studios or teams with substantial conversion volume should consider Ultimate or Enterprise. It is a poor fit for a free-only commercial release, because free downloads are personal-use MP3s and the free allowance excludes several important tools.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Broad vocal toolkit: conversion, isolation, harmony generation, and stem splitting sit in the same workflow.
• Flexible model choices: a large preset library, custom training from 1–30 minutes, and four-model blending cover different creative needs.
• Production-grade paid exports: paid plans provide 24-bit WAV and commercial publication rights.
• Clear privacy position: Audimee says models stay private and are not used for AI training without written agreement.

Cons

• Free tier is tightly limited: 15 conversion minutes, 11 voices, no custom slots, no Harmony Maker, and personal-use-only downloads.
• Usage quotas below Ultimate: Starter and Pro cap monthly conversion time, which can interrupt heavier projects.
• Annual billing terms matter: the advertised monthly rates are billed as $108, $228, or $444 yearly.

Alternatives

Revocalize AI is worth considering if you need broader platform coverage, including mobile, desktop, API, extension, and self-hosted options, with a free allowance of five conversion minutes per month.

NEUTRINO is the simpler free choice for general music and audio production, though application integration or use of generated audio inside an application requires separate permission.

Kits AI is another freemium vocal-conversion option with web, Windows, and API access.

SoulX-Singer is a free, Apache 2.0-licensed option for researchers and developers.

VoiSona Song is an alternative singing tool for iOS, macOS, and Windows.

LyricToMelody AI suits creators who want lyric-first draft generation with a free starting allowance and MP3, WAV, or PCM export.

SightSinger is a freemium web alternative with a Solo plan priced at $6 per month.

Sinsy is a free online synthesizer that generates singing vocals from MusicXML scores.

Verdict

Audimee is a strong choice for creators who need voice conversion plus practical vocal-production tools and want commercial rights on paid plans. Its main reason to look elsewhere is the cost and quota structure: free users cannot publish commercially, and serious volume pushes you toward the $37-per-month Ultimate tier or custom Enterprise pricing.