Question: How can I clone a singer's voice to use in my music or video game project?

Resemble has a sophisticated AI voice cloning technology with text-to-speech and speech-to-speech abilities. It has features like fast voice cloning, support for multiple languages, and deepfake audio detection to thwart abuse. It's adaptable and can be built into other systems, which makes it good for gaming, entertainment and other uses. It offers a variety of pricing options, including a pay-as-you-go model.

Another top contender is Respeecher, which combines public models with its own technology to produce speech that sounds like the original speaker. It offers real-time AI voice conversion and a white-glove voice service with human audio experts to handle the details. It's geared for movies, TV shows and video games, and indeed has been used in Disney+'s "The Mandalorian."

If you want to be more creative, check out Revocalize. The service lets you create your own voice or select from a library of licensed voices, with a variety of vocal profiles, including rock, pop and EDM. It's got features like real-time auto-tune and support for multiple languages, which could be useful for sound engineers, producers and performers. Pricing options range from basic to advanced, so you can pick the level of Revocalize you need to create AI voices.