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Added September 6, 2023

voice-swap - AI that works for artists

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Voice-Swap is the only platform that works with artists to explore next-gen fair payment models to monetise their presence in the age of AI. We have created a simple push-button licensing system that makes it easy to create demos with a subscription or trial and then pay to use them in your tracks. We work with top global artists and have received glowing feedback from over 20,000 users, including producers like Diplo, Skream, Rob Swire, The Invisible Men, Beardyman, and many more. Founded by multi-platinum producers turned software engineers DJ Fresh and Nico Pellerin, Voice-Swap focuses on production quality, creating the best vocal and singing models, whether for the platform publicly or for private clients.
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