Roadmap preview: Band Mode is not live yet. This page describes the planned design, not a shipped feature. What's live today: solo covers in your own voice, a share page for every clip, and a Make your version button friends can use to record their own take of the same song.

How VibeSing Band Mode Will Work — Group AI Cover Songs

Making an AI cover by yourself is fun. Making one with your entire friend group could be something else — that's the idea behind Band Mode, the group feature on VibeSing's roadmap.

What Band Mode is designed to do

The plan: a shared space called a Band Room, where everyone contributes their own voice clone, and generating a cover blends the group's voices instead of just one person's.

It's meant for the situations where you'd think "we should all do this together" — group chats, friend trips, birthdays, inside jokes.

The planned flow

• Start a room. The creator opens VibeSing Studio and starts a session, getting a shareable invite link.
• Everyone records. Guests who click the link go through the same voice-recording step as any VibeSing user today — a few short prompts, no account required to join.
• Async by design. Nobody needs to be online at once. People add their voice on their own time; the room waits until enough people are in.
• One person generates. The host picks the song and hits Generate once the group is ready.
• Everyone shares. The finished cover would be accessible to the whole room, with the same export and share-page tools that exist today for solo clips.

What you can do today instead

You don't need to wait for Band Mode to get a friend group singing the same song. Make your own cover, send the share link to the group chat, and challenge everyone to tap Make your version — each friend records their own take in their own voice. It's not one blended track, but it gets the whole group creating around the same moment right now.

Want to help shape it?

VibeSing's growth plan prioritizes shipping guided performance capture next, then group features. If Band Mode is something you'd use, open Studio and make a solo clip in the meantime — early feedback from real usage is what decides what gets built next.