Use Mashup to combine two audio sources into a fresh track idea. Pick two files from your library or upload new audio, then describe the direction you want.
Use one audio source as the first idea and a second source as the contrast or reference.
Start from existing Vocuno tracks or upload fresh audio without leaving the tool.
Guide the output with prompt, style, title, instrumental mode, and source-weight controls.
Blend two audio sources into a new AI-generated song idea.
Mashup
Blend two audio sources into a new AI-generated song idea.
Two source workflow
Use one audio source as the first idea and a second source as the contrast or reference.
Library or upload
Start from existing Vocuno tracks or upload fresh audio without leaving the tool.
Creative controls
Guide the output with prompt, style, title, instrumental mode, and source-weight controls.
Workflow
Select both sources from your library or upload audio files.
Add a prompt and style so the tool understands the direction.
Vocuno creates a new result you can refine, download, or keep producing with.
Clear melodies, strong grooves, and contrasting textures usually work better than two crowded full mixes. Try pairing a vocal idea with a beat, a hook with a loop, or two sparse references that leave room for the AI to connect them.
A mashup is most useful when it becomes the start of a production, not the end. After generating a blend, use Vocuno to separate stems, build alternate versions, extend the result, or publish the finished track through your normal library workflow.
Yes. The app supports uploading the first and second audio source, and you can also choose both from your library.
No. Vocuno uses the best available mashup model by default so the form stays focused on creative choices.
Yes. Turn on instrumental mode when you want the result to focus on music rather than vocals.
Keep creative AI tools, pitch and tempo checks, stems, voice conversion, and the Studio editor in one production workflow.
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