AI Producer Tag
Plan short vocal drops and beat tags from a text prompt.
Coming soonVoice Producer Tag
Build your producer tag with voice previews and studio FX controls.
LOCAL VOICE PREVIEWS
105
EFFECT PRESETS
18
Other Tools for Producers
Explore the tools planned for tagging, remix prep, and audio branding.
BPM and Key Finder
Find the tempo, musical key, and Camelot code of local audio.
Coming soonPitch Changer
Shift the pitch of a track up or down in semitones.
Coming soonTempo Changer
Speed up or slow down music while keeping its pitch.
Coming soonSlowed and Reverb Maker
Explore slower playback and spacious reverb for your mix.
Coming soonVoice Clone
Create tag ideas with your own voice on a future dedicated page.
Coming soonHow to use
Learn how to make producer tag phrases work with your beat. Use this workflow to plan a clear voice, the right effects, and a clean finish.
1. Enter your producer name or tag phrase
Keep it short: one to four words is a good start. Pick a phrase that is easy to say and hear over drums. Try your name with a short cue, such as ‘on the beat’ or ‘on the mix.’
2. Choose your mode
Use Simple Mode to start with a name and a sound style. Open Advanced Mode when you want to choose a standard voice, a preset, and each effect. Both modes generate a playable audio tag.
3. Select voice and effects
Play the voice samples to find a tone that fits your beat. Then set a preset and tune reverb, delay, stutter, or pitch. The samples are fixed reference clips, so changing a setting does not change their sound.
4. Preview and compare tag styles
Compare a few voice previews before you choose a direction. Generate your phrase, then listen for clear words, the right energy, and room for your drums. Adjust the voice or effects and make another take when needed.
5. Plan your tag’s place in the mix
Download the generated MP3 or processed WAV, then add it to FL Studio, Ableton, Logic, or your DAW of choice. Test it before the drop and at the start of the beat.
Showcase
Three starting points you can copy and tweak before generating audio that suits your beat.
Trap Intro Tag
Aggressive voice + Hype preset for hard-hitting intros.
Voice: Blaze • Preset: Hype • Tip: Add a short stutter before the last word.
R&B Signature Tag
Smooth female tone with gentle space for melodic beats.
Voice: Velvet • Preset: Chill • Tip: Keep pitch shift near 0 for natural warmth.
Cinematic Producer Stamp
Wide, dramatic texture for trailer or dark orchestral production.
Voice: Rumble/Colossus • Preset: Cinematic • Tip: Increase reverb size for a larger room feel.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many tags can I generate at once?
Free generation currently creates one audio tag at a time. The 5- and 10-tag batch choices remain disabled until batch generation is available.
What is the difference between Free and Premium voices?
Free Edge TTS voices can generate your custom phrase now. Premium voices remain preview-only until their paid providers and usage terms are connected.
Should I use MP3 or WAV for my producer tag?
Use the free 128kbps MP3 for quick sharing. Sign in to download a 320kbps MP3. Accounts with a completed purchase can download 24-bit WAV for further editing in a DAW. Exporting to WAV does not restore detail missing from the source audio.
Why does my tag sound too crowded?
Start with less reverb, a short delay, and fewer stutters. Keep the words clear and leave space for the kick, snare, and lead. Check your final audio with the beat playing, not just on its own.
Can I use a cloned voice for producer tags?
Voice cloning is not connected in this version. If you use another tool to clone a voice, use your own voice or get clear consent from its owner. Check that tool’s terms before you release or sell the result.