Keep Their Memory Alive in the Songs They Loved
Most families have more of a voice than they realise — a voicemail nobody deleted, a wedding video, a birthday song recorded on a phone. My Voice Studio can learn a singing voice from permitted recordings like those, and then sing the songs that person loved. It will not bring anyone back. It can keep the sound of them in the house.
My Voice Studio
Train your permitted voice once, then reuse it for covers
Step 1
Train the voice
Add clean recordings of one voice you own or have permission to use.
Step 2
Create the cover
Choose a source performance. Its melody, words, timing, and phrasing stay in place.
Source performance
YouTube · upload · microphone
How a memorial song is made
Three steps, and the first one is usually the longest, because it happens on old phones and in family WhatsApp groups rather than in the app.
What you need, and what to expect
It is worth being honest about this before you start, because the material you have is the material you have.
Old recordings are rarely clean. Voxmin can prepare vocals from a full mix, but separation quality depends on the source, and background noise, music or other speakers all make the model less certain. A clear thirty-second phone recording of someone singing often gives a better result than a long, noisy one.
Consent, rights and respect
Voxmin is built for voices you are permitted to use, and a memorial song is the case where that matters most. In practice that means the recordings belong to your family, and the people closest to the person — the surviving spouse, the children — are part of the decision rather than surprised by the result.
The songs themselves carry separate rights. Making a private recording to play at a family gathering is not the same as publishing it, and Voxmin does not grant rights to the original compositions.
Pay-as-you-go credits. Train the voice once, then create as many songs as you want.