Voice work has split in two: reading text aloud and writing music. The one thing both turn on is the licence. Plenty of free tiers withhold commercial use, and that matters more than timbre.
Pulls a finished track apart into separate stems
Separates vocals, drums and bass out of a finished recording — and carries the cheapest paid plan in the whole catalogue
Split a track into stems · Phone app · Has an API · Has a free tier · Paid under $12/mo
Voice-over people do not separate from a studio take
Carries a cloned voice’s intonation into another language — the same timbre reads Russian, Japanese and German
Clone your own voice · Over 20 languages · Reads documents and books · Has an API · Commercial use blocked or attribution required
A song with vocals from one line of description
Writes a finished song with vocals and lyrics rather than a backing track — and on the free tier grants no commercial rights to it
Music with vocals · Over 20 languages · Phone app · Has an API · Commercial use blocked or attribution required
Reads aloud what you do not have time to read
Reads PDFs, email and web pages at up to nine times speed — the product was built for dyslexia, not for podcasts
Reads documents and books · Over 20 languages · Phone app · Desktop app · Has a free tier
Speaking practice without a human on the other side
Teaches speech rather than words: the whole lesson is you talking out loud and being interrupted, not flashcards
Spoken practice · Phone app · No free tier
