Lalals

Lalals is an audio tool platform built on AI. It gathers several audio jobs that normally need different programs into one place. The voice side offers more than 1000 AI voices, and you can build your own model by providing voice audio you have the right to copy, then use it as a voice changer or for text-to-voice conversion. The separation side splits any song into vocals, instruments, and more than 20 additional tracks that can be handled independently, which is useful for remixes and cleanup. Creation tools generate sound effects, loops, and samples from text prompts, produce complete songs or instrument performances from simple prompts, and master uploaded tracks against a reference to raise overall quality. Processing tools remove background noise, echo, and reverb from files, and lyrics can be extracted from audio. The site says you can start using it for free.

- Split a song into vocals, instruments, and many separate stems

- Convert voice or generate speech with a large voice library

- Create sound effects, loops, and full tracks from prompts

- Clean audio by removing noise, echo, and reverb

- Master a track against a reference recording

- Music creators writing and producing tracks

- Audio engineers cleaning and remixing recordings

- Content creators who need sound effects and loops

- Professional musicians, producers, and DJs

Voice cloning carries real responsibility. You must have the right to use any voice you clone, and using someone's voice without permission can violate law, platform rules, or both, with the consequences falling on you. Free access limits are not clearly stated, and the site does not confirm whether a paid model exists, so check current terms before relying on it. Output quality depends heavily on the source material, since a noisy or low-bitrate upload produces a noisy result. Separation and mastering help a mix but do not fix a badly recorded performance, so treat these as polish rather than rescue.