Your interface or your mic
Pick the input: audio interface, computer or phone microphone. We record without the echo cancellation and noise suppression of voice calls, which damage a sung vocal.
Record vocals online over your mix, in the browser.
Record vocals, guitar, bass or anything you plug in while you hear your song. Use your audio interface or the computer or phone microphone: the take lands in time, on its own track, ready to clean up, mix with AI and master without leaving MixingMusic.AI.
A recording studio inside the mixer.
Two inputs at once
Vocals on input 1 and guitar on input 2, each on its own track, or both as one stereo track for keys or synth. The track counter never lets you go over 12.
Re-record just a section
Pick a track you already recorded as the destination and redo just that line: the rest of the take stays intact and the joins are seamless.
In time with the song
The take lines up with the mix by compensating your setup’s delay. Automatic calibration with four clicks or fine-tuning in milliseconds.
Real noise cleanup
It learns the noise from the track’s pauses and removes it: fan, air conditioning, mic hiss. Optional noise gate, original file untouched.
The whole mixer on your take
EQ, compression, reverb, delay, vocal presets, AudioChat and commands. Then export the mix and master it with AI for Spotify.
From idea to finished song.
- 1Load your songUpload the stems or the beat (Suno ones too) and open the mixer.
- 2Tap RecordPick the input, arm input 1, 2 or both and choose the instrument.
- 3RecordWith headphones and an optional count-in. Stop whenever you want.
- 4Clean, mix and masterClean up the noise, adjust with AI and export your master.
Tips for a good take
- Wear headphones: if the mic picks up the song, it blends into your vocal.
- If your interface has direct monitoring, use it and leave "Hear myself while recording" off.
- Set the interface gain so the meter never hits red; if it clips, we tell you.
- On a phone, use wired headphones: Bluetooth adds too much delay.
Questions about recording vocals online
Can I record my vocals online over a track?
Yes. Load your song stems or your beat into the MixingMusic.AI mixer, tap Record and sing while hearing the mix. The take becomes one more track, lined up with the song.
What do I need to record?
An up-to-date browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari), headphones and your audio interface or the computer or phone microphone. On a phone use wired headphones: Bluetooth adds too much delay for recording.
Can I record two instruments at once?
Yes. With a 2-input interface you record both at once, each on its own track (for example, vocals on input 1 and guitar on input 2), or both as one stereo track. A mix never goes over 12 tracks. With 4- or 8-input interfaces, the browser usually delivers the first 2.
How do I remove background noise from my vocals?
In the track’s ⋯ menu choose Clean up noise. It learns the noise from the track’s own pauses (fan, air conditioning, mic hiss) and removes it at the amount you choose, with an optional noise gate. The original file is untouched, and it works on uploaded tracks too.
Does the recording stay in time with the song?
Yes. Recording uses the same audio clock as the mix and compensates your setup’s delay. You can calibrate it automatically with four clicks through the speakers or fine-tune it by hand in milliseconds.
Can I use my computer’s plugins while recording?
Not directly: no browser can load installed VST or AU plugins. If your interface processes with its own plugins, the vocal arrives already processed. Inside MixingMusic.AI you get EQ, compression, reverb, delay, vocal presets, noise cleanup and AudioChat on every track.
How much does recording cost?
Recording is part of the mixer: try it free in your first mix, and with Unlimited or AI Advanced, both one-time payments, you record in unlimited mixes.
Record your first take.
Load your song, tap Record and sing.