Lalals

Lalals puts over 1,000 AI voices, a stem splitter, music generator, voice cloner, text-to-speech engine, and sound FX tools all in one platform. If you've been juggling five different subscriptions to cover these tasks, the pitch is simple: one login, one credit balance, one place to produce.

The voice conversion side is the headline act. Drop in any vocal recording and swap it to one of the 1,000+ voice models (named artists, character voices, and generics), or build your own custom model by uploading personal audio files. That last part is useful for consistent branding across content or for artists creating an AI version of their own voice.

Stem splitting handles 23+ individual stems: vocals, drums, bass, guitars, keys, and more. This is useful for remixers who need clean isolations, musicians learning parts by ear, or producers working with samples. The platform holds partnerships with Universal, Apple TV, Abbey Road Studio, and Yamaha, and positions the stem tool as its strongest offering.

Music generation takes a text prompt and returns a full track, while Sound FX lets you describe a sound and get back a usable file. Audio processing covers de-noising, de-reverb, AI mastering with reference track matching, BPM and key detection, and lyric transcription.

The free tier gives 500 credits per month, enough for roughly five songs. Paid plans start around $10 per month (billed annually), with commercial rights and WAV export unlocking on the first paid tier. Credit consumption varies considerably by feature: basic TTS costs far less per run than voice cloning, so heavy cloning users will burn through credits faster than the song-count estimates suggest.

Over 3 million users have come through the platform, with testimonials skewing toward working musicians, DJs, and content creators.