SoundVerse

Soundverse is a collaborative AI music, video and voice studio built around Agent One, which directs dozens of tools from one conversation. It combines song generation, voice cloning, stem separation, lip-sync video and an artist DNA licensing marketplace on a shared timeline.

Soundverse is a browser-based AI production studio that treats music, video and voice as one connected project. A prompt, a hummed melody, a MIDI file or a reference clip can become a full song, an instrumental bed, a sound effect or a short video, and every output lands on a shared multi-track timeline rather than in a separate tool. The platform is built around Agent One, a conversational producer that reasons about the next step and selects among roughly sixty specialist tools across nine stages, covering song generation, voice cloning, stem separation, lyric writing, mastering, image generation, lip-sync and distribution. In practice the workflow is conversational. A user describes the result they want, then keeps editing by talking: replace a verse, swap the vocalist, extend an outro, re-cut the vertical video. Real-time collaboration runs through the same project, with live cursors, comments and branching versions, so a team can iterate without exporting files back and forth. A second layer is the Artist DNA marketplace, where verified artists train private models on their own catalog and set licensing terms, and creators can generate in those styles on higher tiers. The tool is aimed at independent musicians, producers, short-form video teams and agencies that need music and video assets under one license. Soundverse competes directly with text-to-music generators such as Suno, but positions itself as broader: the same session can produce stems, a lip-synced vocal video and a lyric sheet. Plans are token-based rather than tool-gated, with a free tier, three paid tiers and an enterprise route for sync and full ownership. The trade-off is that the surface area is large, and getting the most from it means learning how the agent, the tokens and the licensing tiers interact. Soundverse reports more than 3.5 million creators, 15 million songs generated, 2,000 artist DNAs and users in 200 countries. An API is available for teams that want the same agent and tools inside their own products.