AI Models & Processing

What powers these tools

Producer Tag AI integrates the services below; these are third-party models, not models trained by us. Model names and request identifiers below describe the current integration. A requested version is not a claim that we can inspect a provider's model weights, internal revisions or routing. A provider may change availability or reject a request.

Spoken and female-voice producer tags

Engine: Microsoft Edge Read Aloud Neural TTS. Provider: Microsoft.

The spoken tag generator and female-voice tool send your phrase and selected voice identifier to Microsoft's Edge Read Aloud speech service. Examples of configured neural voices include en-US-JennyNeural and en-US-EmmaNeural. Selecting a female voice changes the voice, not the underlying engine.

This service does not expose a fixed underlying model release number through our integration, so we do not label it as a particular GPT, Gemini or ElevenLabs model. The request generates speech, not a clone of a user-uploaded person. Effects and export conversion are applied separately in the browser. Preview-only catalog entries are examples, not a promise that their provider is available for generation.

AI music producer tags

The AI music tool combines two outputs, both requested through Kie.ai:

• Instrumental layer: Suno Sounds; API identifier ai-music-api/sounds; requested version V5. The music description is sent for generation.
• Spoken layer: ElevenLabs Multilingual v2; API identifier elevenlabs/text-to-speech-multilingual-v2. The extracted tag phrase is sent for speech synthesis, currently with the Rachel voice.

The two audio layers are combined in the browser. These are not OpenAI image or video models. The requested music version is shown explicitly even if the provider later changes its implementation; it is not a guarantee of a particular output or continuing availability.

Voice cloning and cloned-voice tags

The voice-clone tool uses Suno Voice through Kie.ai:

1. A submitted voice sample is uploaded to Kie.ai's file-processing infrastructure and sent to ai-music-api/validation-phrase to obtain a verification phrase.
2. Your separate verification recording, voice name and verification task reference are sent to ai-music-api/create-voice to create the voice profile. The voice-profile endpoint does not disclose a separate model release number through our integration.
3. To generate a melodic or sung tag, we send the phrase, style and provider-issued voice ID to ai-music-api/generate, requesting Suno V6 with voice_persona.

Creating a voice profile and generating a tag are separate paid actions, currently 5 credits each. The service can vary pronunciation, melody and similarity; verification is a processing check, not proof that every use is authorised. Only submit your own voice or a speaker's explicitly authorised recording.

Data, rights and limitations

Microsoft receives the ordinary spoken-tag text and voice choice. Kie.ai receives the prompts, phrases, recordings and identifiers needed for its music or voice workflows and may route them to the relevant upstream services. Our account database stores necessary task, voice-profile, consent and billing records. Generated audio may also be kept in your browser's local library. Details and deletion limitations are in our Privacy Policy.

We do not offer a blanket promise that upstream providers never retain data or use it for their own purposes. Their terms and practices apply to their processing. Do not submit confidential recordings or another person's voice without the required permission. Contact support@producertag.org before submitting if you require a specific retention, training or data-location commitment.

No image generation, photo animation or video model is used by these public audio workflows. A provider's wider model catalog does not mean those models are active here. Generated audio must comply with our content rules; availability does not establish commercial rights or remove the need to review outputs.

Provider documentation

The model families and API terminology can be checked in Kie.ai's documentation index, Suno generation documentation and ElevenLabs Multilingual v2 documentation. These external pages describe provider capabilities; the integration described above is the narrower set used by our tools.