Clone your real voice once, then have the AI sing your songs in your voice across every generation surface.
Voice Cloning lets the AI sing your generated songs in your actual voice — not a Suno-derived character. You record yourself once, complete a one-time verification, and your voice becomes a reusable option in the voice picker everywhere Larka generates music.
The phrase is an anti-impersonation safeguard. It proves the voice you uploaded is yours and not a celebrity recording. The AI matches what you said in step 1 against what you read in step 3 — if they don't sound like the same person, verification fails. There's no API path around this and we don't want one.
Once your voice is created, it appears in the Voice picker alongside Suno-derived personas, marked with a 🎤 mic icon. You can pick it on:
• Notes → Generate Music
• Record → Hum to Song
• Recording Detail → Generate Music
• Cover a Song
• Extend a track
The AI will sing the lyrics in your voice on all of those.
Settings → Your Voices lists every voice you've cloned. Each row shows a status dot:
• 🟢 Green — active and usable
• 🔴 Red — needs re-verification
• ⚪️ Gray — checking
Tap a voice to rename, swipe to delete, or tap Add Voice to clone another. You can have as many voices as you like.
Cloned voices have a limited validity window — eventually you'll need to re-verify. When that happens, the picker shows a red dot and Larka prompts you to read a new verification phrase. You don't have to re-record your original voice sample — the AI already has it on file. Just read the new phrase and you're back in business.
If the AI says "voice didn't match the phrase":
• You can read the same phrase again (sometimes background noise tripped it)
• Or tap Get a different phrase to try a fresh one — usually works on the second attempt
Tips for a clean read:
- Quiet environment
- Read at a steady pace
- Use a similar tone to your first recording (don't whisper if you sang loudly)