Singing Languages

Each AI singer is multilingual, with specific multilingual support depending on the model version. While each singer has their own native language where they perform optimally, this does not mean they are limited to their native language.

Within a clip, you can assign a different language attribute to each note, enabling the AI voice to sing lyrics in various languages on a note-by-note basis.

To ensure optimal performance, it’s important that the lyrics match the language attribute assigned to the note.

Default singing language of a track

Each singer track has its own default singing language setting, which corresponds to the interface language by default. You can set the default language of the track to follow the interface language, the singer's native language, or any specified language in the preferences window.

If you don’t need vocals in other languages, you usually don’t need to change the singing language settings as long as the interface language is the one you need.

The track default singing language determines the language of notes created within the track, regardless of their native singing language.

Change it on track header

Change it in piano roll

Right click on the track header, select the target language from the "Default language of notes" drop down.

When no notes are selected, select the target language from the second drop down in the toolbar of the piano roll.

Editing Note languages

You can change the language of a note by selecting it and choosing the target language from the piano roll's tool bar.

Just remember, the lyrics on these note will not be translated automatically. You need to change the lyrics manually after changing the language attribute.