“Oslo rehearsal rooms cost per hour — I batch-convert setlists at home first.”
Ingrid H.
Band vocalist, Oslo, Norway
Voxmin began as Karaoke King on YouTube. Today we craft studio-grade karaoke and instrumentals for singers around the world.
180K+
Songs transformed
Instrumentals and lyric videos rendered through Voxmin to date.
95K
Creator community
Singers, bands, and vocal coaches using Voxmin workflows every month.
2 min
Turnaround time
Average time from YouTube link to downloadable karaoke export.
A timeline of the milestones that shaped Voxmin into the karaoke studio it is today.
Our founders opened a channel called Karaoke King to share custom instrumental mixes with friends and an online singing community.
Growing demand exposed how long it took to strip vocals, sync lyrics, and render polished videos by hand.

The team developed the proprietary VoxminAI pipeline to deliver clean, creator-ready audio through a simple web experience.

The upgraded Voxmin YouTube channel showcased AI-powered karaoke mixes with faster turnaround and consistent quality.
Creators worldwide now convert songs, manage credits, and build their karaoke libraries in one web-based studio.
A mobile app and advanced dashboard will offer a full suite of cover-song production tools — think Smule on steroids, but smarter, faster, and more affordable.
Every product decision ladders up to these principles.
We obsess over lyric timing, key accuracy, and on-stage readability so you can focus on the performance.
Every pipeline is measured against a simple question: does this save creators real production hours?
Transparent pricing and a generous free layer keep the art of karaoke open to every fan.
Feature roadmaps come straight from weekly sessions with hosts, vocal teachers, and touring acts.
Stories from creators in the Voxmin community.
“Oslo rehearsal rooms cost per hour — I batch-convert setlists at home first.”
Ingrid H.
Band vocalist, Oslo, Norway
“Colombo beach resorts host multilingual tourists — requests never stop.”
Nimal F.
Entertainment manager, Colombo, Sri Lanka
“I run a small church band in Nairobi. We use lyric videos with translated Swahili so the congregation can follow along with worship songs.”
James K.
Worship leader, Nairobi, Kenya
“Haifa community centres mix Hebrew, Arabic, and Russian repertoires.”
Noa G.
Activities coordinator, Haifa, Israel
Early testers will shape voice quality controls, batch processing, and advanced coaching workflows built right into our upcoming mobile and desktop dashboards.