Audimee

Overview

Audimee is a browser-based voice-to-voice service for transforming vocals with preset or custom models. It is a strong fit for singers, producers, and creators who also need vocal cleanup, harmonies, and stem separation in the same workspace. The main trade-off is that commercial publishing and higher-quality exports begin with a paid subscription.

Key features

Voice conversion is Audimee’s foundation. You can reshape a vocal sample with one of its models and use the Pitch Editor to alter the melody before conversion, which is useful when the source performance has the right phrasing but the wrong key or contour. The catalogue contains more than 100 voices, with new additions released weekly, so most users can start without collecting training data.

Custom voice training accepts 1–30 minutes of vocal data. That range makes a personal model possible without an unusually large dataset, while the upper end is better suited to users who want to invest in model quality. Mixed Voices can combine up to four vocal models into a new model, offering a way to build a blended identity rather than choosing a single voice.

Audimee also handles adjacent production work. Vocal isolation separates lead vocals from instruments and background vocals, and can remove reverb, echo, and noise. Harmony Maker turns one recording into as many as five harmony tracks using different voices and harmony lines; it is particularly relevant to songwriters and arrangers, but it is absent from the Free plan. The stem splitter outputs either two layers or four layers—vocals, drums, bass, and other—giving producers a practical way to break down a track for editing.

Paid subscribers may commercially publish generated vocals. Free-account downloads are restricted to personal use and use MP3, while paid plans add 24-bit WAV downloads. Audimee says uploaded audio is not shared or sold, created voice models remain private to the user profile, and inputs and outputs are not used to train generative or base AI models unless separately agreed in writing.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and includes 15 minutes of conversions, 11 royalty-free voices, MP3 downloads, and no custom voice-model slots. It is suitable for trying the conversion and isolation workflow, but the personal-use-only licence, lack of Harmony Maker, and absence of custom models make it a poor choice for released work.

Starter is the lowest-cost route to commercial rights and WAV export. Pro mainly buys more conversion time and model slots, while Ultimate removes the monthly conversion quota. Enterprise is the appropriate tier when API access or assisted, larger-scale voice training matters.

Platforms

Audimee is available on the web, with access described as cloud-based through a browser and/or desktop app. An API is included with Enterprise, rather than the standard subscriptions. Support is provided through a contact form and [email protected].

Who it's for

Choose Audimee if you want voice conversion, isolation, harmonies, and stem splitting without assembling separate services. It is especially well suited to vocalists who need melody adjustment, producers building arrangements from isolated parts, and creators who want either a large preset library or a private custom model.

It is less suitable for a casual user who only needs occasional conversion and does not want a subscription, because free downloads are personal-use MP3s and the free allowance is limited to 15 minutes. Teams needing an API or longer training data should move directly to Enterprise.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Broad vocal toolkit: conversion, isolation, harmony generation, and two- or four-layer stem splitting cover several production jobs.
• Flexible model options: more than 100 catalogue voices, custom training from 1–30 minutes, and blends of up to four models support different creative approaches.
• Clear commercial upgrade: paid plans add commercial publishing rights and 24-bit WAV downloads.
• Privacy commitments: Audimee says uploads and generated models remain private and are not used for AI training without written agreement.

Cons

• Free tier is constrained: 15 conversion minutes, 11 voices, no custom slots, no Harmony Maker, and personal-use-only downloads limit it to evaluation.
• Paid quotas differ sharply: Starter provides one hour and Pro three hours per month; only Ultimate removes the conversion cap.
• Commercial work costs extra: publishing generated vocals commercially requires a paid plan.

Alternatives

Revocalize AI is worth choosing if you need broader platform coverage, including mobile and desktop options, and its free tier offers five conversion minutes plus one starter AI voice.

NEUTRINO is the better pick for a free music-production tool, provided your use fits its general music and audio-production terms; application integration or embedding generated audio requires separate permission.

SoulX-Singer suits researchers and developers seeking free code and model weights under an Apache 2.0 licence.

VoiSona Song is an alternative freemium singing-voice product for users who prefer an editor available on iOS, macOS, and Windows.

Kits AI is a sensible comparison for web, Windows, or API users looking for voice-design and generative-vocal tools, although its Free plan has no download minutes.

LyricToMelody AI is aimed at lyric-first draft generation with MP3, WAV, and PCM export rather than Audimee’s conversion-centred workflow.

Tunela is a broader freemium browser utility with small free allowances for conversions, stem separations, text-to-speech, and video swapping.

SightSinger is another freemium web option for users who want a lower-cost alternative with a free trial.

For category-wide comparisons, see AI Singing Voice Generators and AI Voice Conversion Software.

Verdict

Audimee is a strong choice for vocal creators who want one browser service for conversion, cleanup, harmonies, and stems, with private custom models and commercial rights on paid plans. Look elsewhere if you need a generous free commercial tier, a fully uncapped low-cost plan, or an API without moving to Enterprise.