Speech and music in one studio.
One library, one history and one API for both, instead of a voice tool and a music tool that never meet.
Soundklar
“Lifelike voices. Full songs. One studio.”
Soundklar is an online studio that turns words into lifelike speech and complete music tracks — narration, dubbing, sound effects and songs in one place. Voices are cloned only with recorded consent, and your work exports ready for your audio workstation.
One library, one history and one API for both, instead of a voice tool and a music tool that never meet.
Cloning needs a consent statement tied to the exact samples, and a clone can be revoked.
Stems, a session pack and tempo data travel with the render, so the track opens ready to mix.
Requests to imitate a named song or artist are refused, and uploads need a rights statement.
A script editor, a voice picker and speed controls, with playback that starts after the first sentence.
Clone a voice only after the consent step, and revoke it whenever you want.
Build a new voice with sliders — no recordings needed.
A style prompt, vocals or instrumental, a lyrics helper, from ten seconds to five minutes.
Crop, extend, replace a section, fade and change the level of a track.
Lay a voice over a music bed that dips automatically under speech, then mix it down.
Long-form narration, dubbing, sound effects, transcription and voice conversion.
API keys, webhooks and a versioned endpoint for building audio into your own product.
How it works
Speech and music from one studio. Step through it yourself, or let it play.
Coming soon
Coming soon. Join the launch list and we will write to you once, when it is ready to use.
Only with that person's consent. Soundklar requires a consent statement tied to the samples before a clone is made, and a clone can be revoked.
No. Requests to imitate a named song or artist are refused, and uploads need a rights statement.
Audio files you can download, with stems and a session pack for your audio workstation where the render supports them.
A public API with keys, webhooks and a versioned endpoint is planned for launch.