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Frequently Asked Questions
A producer tag is a short audio signature — usually your name, alias, or a catch phrase — placed at the start of a beat or dropped into a track. It tells listeners who made the music and helps protect beats you share or lease. It is also called a voice tag, beat tag, or producer drop.
You type the phrase you want, choose one of our premium AI voices, and Wavsly generates the audio for you. From there you can add effects, preview the result, and download the finished tag. No recording session is involved.
Your voice tags are generated instantly. After purchase you can create your tags immediately and download them in seconds, instead of waiting days for a custom recording.
Yes. Choose from our premium voice models, then shape the sound with the full FX library, including reverb, delay, chorus, phaser, filter, pitch and more. You can start from a preset or adjust every parameter yourself.
MP3 downloads are included on every package. WAV downloads are included on the Pro and Premium packages for producers who want an uncompressed file to drop into their DAW.
Yes. Every tag you generate comes with a royalty-free license, so there are no recurring fees or per-release payments once you have created it.
Yes. You can use your tags in commercial projects such as beats, songs, releases, YouTube videos, streams, and podcasts.
No. Everything happens in your browser. You do not need a microphone, a voice actor, or a studio — only the phrase you want your tag to say.
The dry version is the raw generated voice with no effects applied. The processed version is the same recording after reverb, delay, or other effects are added. Keeping both gives you a clean file to re-process later and a finished tag you can use right away.
Yes. The same studio works for DJ drops, radio idents, podcast intros and outros, stream alerts, and audio hooks for social video.
Most producer tags are one to three seconds long. Short tags are easier to place under a beat without covering the music, and they are easier for listeners to remember.
Most producers use their name or alias, sometimes with a short phrase such as "on the beat" or "turn it up". Pick wording that is easy to say, easy to hear over a mix, and consistent across every release.