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LALAL.AIAI toolsLALAL.AI Wins at the 16th Annual Lovie Awards in Two Categories LALAL.AI has been named a winner at the 16th Annual Lovie Awards, Europe’s leading celebration of internet excellence.

LALAL.AIAI toolsMusicathon Runner-Up Interview: Inside Lyri, the Songwriting App That Keeps the Artist in Charge Earlier this year, LALAL.AI teamed up with Musixmatch and several other partners to host the Musicathon , a music tech hackathon that drew developers and musicians from around the world.

LALAL.AIAI toolsMeet New VST Plugins: Speech Cleaner & Voice Dereverb LALAL.AI’s plugin family has grown. Alongside Stem Separator , our VST plugin that isolates vocals, drums, piano, bass, and both electric and acoustic guitars right inside a DAW, there are two new…

LALAL.AIAI toolsBest Drum VST Plugins in 2026: From Drum Machines to Virtual Kits & Stem Separation “Drum plugin” covers more ground than most buyers expect. On one side there are drum machines and samplers for programming beats; on the other, virtual kits that stand in for a live drummer.

LALAL.AIAI toolsMeet the Stem Mixer and Other Improvements in the LALAL.AI Apps LALAL.AI 2.20 is out for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. Most of this release is about the new Stem Mixer, which plays all the stems of a split at once and lets you set the level of each one…

LALAL.AIAI toolsHow Fusion Karaoke Turns Every Song into a Game with Real-Time AI Visuals and LALAL.AI API Our interview series with the winners of the Musicathon run by Musixmatch continues, and this time we’re talking to the creator of the project that the hackathon judges ranked first.

LALAL.AIAI toolsMeet Neko, A Mini AI Guitar Rig. Built by Neko Engineering, Powered by LALAL.AI For years, stem separation lived in the cloud, and that meant it stayed off the stage. You’d open a browser tab, upload a file, wait a few moments, and only then get back isolated vocal, guitar…

LALAL.AIAI tools6 Best AI Voice Cloning Tools for Video Production (2026) AI voice cloning is changing the way creators handle voice-overs and dialogue in video production. Instead of recording every line again, you can now create a reusable version of a speaker’s voice…

LALAL.AIAI toolsLALAL.AI Is the Lovie Awards Finalist! Vote for Us to Help Us Win LALAL.AI has been named a Finalist at the 16th Annual Lovie Awards , and we made the shortlist in two categories at once.

LALAL.AIAI toolsLALAL.AI Wins the International Sound Awards 2026 in the Product Category LALAL.AI has been named a winner of the International Sound Awards (ISA) 2026 in the Product category!

LALAL.AIAI toolsHow to Clone a Voice for a Podcast: A Practical Guide (2026)  TL;DR : To clone a voice for a podcast, upload a handful of clean, noise-free recordings of the voice (your own, or one you have documented consent to use) into a voice cloning tool, such as…

LALAL.AIAI toolsA Warning About Job Offers Falsely Attributed to LALAL.AI We won’t dance around this: fraudsters are impersonating LALAL.AI to run a hiring scam, and we want every job seeker, our partner, client, and follower to hear it from us directly, in plain terms.

LALAL.AIAI toolsVoice Cloner FAQ: How Voice Pack Slots, Pricing & Settings Work We’ve seen a lot of recurring questions about how the LALAL.AI Voice Cloner works, what to expect, and how to get the most out of it, so we’ve made a quick FAQ list to help you clarify these things.

LALAL.AIAI toolsMeet Our Partner: Songstats, Your New Go-To Tool for Music Marketing Informed Decisions Tech stack of any artist is diverse: tools for songwriting, mixing, mastering, and promotion pop up each day, and the music tech market makes us keep up with these novelties.

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The magazine is named after the cable: the microphone in the booth, the line to the desk, the DMX run that fires the lights. Studio, stage and rig share the same cable. Most magazines pick one of the three. This one covers all of it, because the people we read do too — the engineer mixing a record on Tuesday is on front of house by Saturday.

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