Finding a great vocal for your next track used to feel like a part-time job. You'd spend hours digging through sketchy sample sites, crossing your fingers that the license was legit, and hoping the key and BPM were close enough to work. For bedroom producers and touring DJs alike, it was one of the most frustrating parts of making music. Now, three of the biggest names in electronic music have decided to fix it.
David Guetta, Dom Dolla, and Maddix have just launched Vocals.fun — a brand new platform at www.vocals.fun that gives producers instant access to hundreds of premium, royalty-free vocal stem packs. And with individual packs starting at just $5, it might be the most affordable professional tool to hit music production in years.
So What Exactly Is Vocals.fun?
Vocals.fun is a clean, easy-to-use online store built specifically for vocal stems. A vocal stem is basically a raw vocal recording — no music, no effects, just the voice. Producers use these to build tracks around. The right stem can spark a whole song.
The platform currently has over 1,600 packs available, sorted by BPM, key, and vocal type (male or female). You can filter down to exactly what you need — say, a female vocal at 128 BPM in A minor — and preview it before you buy. The whole experience is quick and simple, which feels very intentional.
Everything on Vocals.fun is fully royalty-free. That means once you buy a pack, you own the right to use it in your music without paying extra fees later. No hidden charges. No legal headaches.
Vocals.fun — Fast Facts
- —Founded by David Guetta, Dom Dolla, and Maddix
- —Over 1,600 vocal stem packs available at launch
- —Individual packs start at just $5
- —Bundle options: 3 for $12, 5 for $18, 10 for $30
- —Power User subscription available for $1/month
- —Stems available in dry WAV format — ready for any DAW
- —Filter by BPM (80–150), key, and vocal gender
- —100% royalty-free licensing on all content
Why These Three Names Matter
Let's be clear: this isn't a celebrity cash-grab. Guetta, Dom Dolla, and Maddix are all working producers who live inside the creative process every week. They know what sounds good, what workflows feel broken, and what tools the community actually needs.
David Guetta has been one of the most successful DJs and producers on the planet for over two decades. He's worked with Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, and Sia. He understands what a powerful vocal can do to a record. Dom Dolla is one of the hottest names in house music right now, known for building tracks that feel both raw and radio-ready. Maddix has been one of the most exciting rising forces in hardstyle and hard dance, a genre where big vocals are absolutely central to the sound.
Together, they bring very different perspectives to the table — and that likely shaped the breadth of what's available on the platform. This isn't a collection built for one style or one audience.
"A great vocal can take a track from good to untouchable. The problem was always finding one fast, legally, and affordably. Vocals.fun is the answer to that problem."
The Pricing Is the Real Story
Music production tools can be brutally expensive. Professional sample packs often run $40, $60, even $100 or more. Vocal licensing from rights holders can cost even more, and the legal gray areas can be stressful. Vocals.fun takes a very different approach.
Single packs are priced at $5 each. If you want to stock up, there are bundle deals: 3 packs for $12, 5 packs for $18, and 10 packs for $30. For producers who work fast and want options, that ten-pack deal is almost shockingly good value. There's also a Power User subscription for just $1 per month that unlocks additional features for regular users.
The featured "Vocal Bundle Fun Pack" — 50 full songs by singer Sonja, totaling 14 gigabytes of dry WAV stems — is priced at $99 as a one-time purchase. For a working producer, that's basically a lifetime supply of starting material for less than the price of a dinner out in most cities.
Who Is This For?
Honestly? Pretty much everyone who makes electronic music. Whether you're a bedroom producer working on your first SoundCloud upload or a seasoned touring DJ building your next set, vocals are often the missing piece.
The BPM range on the platform runs from 80 to 150, which covers everything from slow R&B and deep house all the way up to trance and hardstyle. The key and mode filters (major and minor across all notes) mean you can search specifically for stems that will fit right into a project you're already working on. That kind of searchability alone saves hours of work.
For smaller artists and independent producers, this is especially meaningful. Getting access to a high-quality, professional vocal that was recorded cleanly and sounds like it belongs on a big release — for five dollars — levels the playing field in a way that really hasn't existed before at this price point.
What Makes It Different from Other Sample Sites?
There are other places to find vocal samples online. Sites like Splice, Looperman, and various label-run sample libraries have been around for years. So what makes Vocals.fun stand out?
A few things. First, the platform is focused exclusively on vocals. It's not trying to be everything to everyone — it does one thing and aims to do it really well. That kind of focus usually results in better quality control and a more useful product.
Second, the combination of previewing tools, smart filtering, and clean licensing makes the buying experience feel fast and trustworthy. You're not hunting through ten pages of search results hoping something works. You set your parameters, listen, and buy in minutes.
Third — and maybe most importantly — the credibility of the founders signals something about the quality of the content. These are producers who have worked with some of the best singers in the world. The standards on the platform reflect that experience.
Ready to hear what it sounds like? Head over to Vocals.fun and preview packs for free — no account required.
Explore Vocals.fun →The Bottom Line
Vocals.fun is the kind of platform that makes you wonder why it didn't exist sooner. It's simple, it's affordable, and it's backed by three producers who have a genuine stake in making the creative process better for everyone. When artists at the top of their field decide to build tools for the community rather than just for themselves, something meaningful usually comes out of it.
If you make electronic music — or any music that could benefit from a great vocal — this is worth your attention. At five dollars a pack, the barrier to entry couldn't be much lower. And the potential upside for your music could be enormous.
Vocals.fun is live now at www.vocals.fun.