Beta · always growing
White Bunny is in beta — which means we're still building, and that's the fun part. New features and improved tools land regularly, and many of them start as suggestions from the people making music here.
A new room where Bunny sits beside you while you write. Ask for titles, hooks and lines and tap the ones you want into your song; give each section its own words, sound and length; press Redo on one part and every part you kept comes back untouched. Build it around a take from your shelf or have your own cloned voice sing it — and it can only be finished once something in it is genuinely yours.
Take a lookMembers can now watch their mix as a glowing sphere that pulses and ripples with the song. Pick what it listens to (the whole song, bass, voice or sparkle), choose its colour — your headphone colour, one of seven, or any colour you like — turn the glow up or down, then record a video of the sphere with your mix to post anywhere. The video is made on your device; nothing is uploaded.
Take a lookThe Build-with-me chat now covers its own AI costs: everyone gets five free messages to try it, then a one-time chat pack keeps the conversation going — $4.99 for 100 messages or $14.99 for 400. Your balance sits in the chat header, the messages never expire, and making music in the rooms still uses its own credits as usual.
Take a lookA new way to work: sit down with DJ Bunny in one chat and build the song together, step by step. Bunny sees what's already yours — your shelf takes, your melody memos and your vocal range — suggests the next room for every step, and offers beats, loops and voice lines as cards you approve before anything is made. Five free messages to try, then a small prepaid chat pack keeps the chat going; making music uses credits, and you always decide what stays.
Take a lookHum a line before the words are finished. One tap on the mic keeps up to thirty seconds of a melody pinned to the song you're writing, so the tune and the verse keep company. Play it back, download it, or send it straight to the booth to sing over, or to the Full Studio. Nothing leaves the device you hummed it on.
Take a lookA five-minute warm-up now waits at the top of the booth and the Voice Vault. Once you've found your vocal range, every exercise is keyed to the comfortable part of your voice — the card even names the note it starts on — so nobody sings cold and nothing asks for a note they haven't earned.
Take a lookEvery finished song can have a page of its own at whitebunny.studio/drop/your-song: your album cover art, a thirty-second preview, listen links for Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, SoundCloud and Tidal, your words and credits, and the Human Hybrid badge. There's a press sheet you can save as a PDF for blogs and playlists, so a song no longer needs a paid link-in-bio page to be heard.
Take a lookBefore a song goes anywhere, run the streaming check on any take on your Shelf. It measures the song on your own device — nothing is uploaded — and says in plain words whether it will play at the right loudness on Spotify, YouTube and Apple Music, whether the loudest moments leave safe headroom, whether the song still breathes, and whether anything gets lost on a phone speaker.
Take a lookA home for real teachers: a hand-picked directory of independent vocal and music coaches, and a free way for coaches to ask to be listed. Every listing is read and chosen by our team, lessons are booked directly with the coach, and White Bunny never takes a cut.
Take a lookChoose a backed-up song from your Shelf and invite members to mix it. Listen, download practice audio and share a remix reply, with human contributions and AI assistance disclosed. Only songs their artists choose to post appear; releases and commercial use still need a separate agreement.
Take a lookA pocket four-track you can open once online and then use anywhere, even in Airplane mode: record, import your own files, shape built-in studio sounds, cut, move and trim clips, add gentle reverb, then mix down to a WAV. Two tracks are free for everyone; all four come with membership or a one-time $29 Pocket Pass. Nothing you make there leaves the device unless you download it yourself.
Take a lookWriting lyrics is now its own room. Save a finished lyric to your songbook and open, remove or download it later, keep quick song ideas in a dated list, and jump straight from a lyric to sheet music, your song's map, or the mic. Everything you write stays on the device you write it on.
Take a lookTurn on Bunny Guide in the Studio for one short step at a time. It remembers your place in each room, stays out of the way when minimized, and helps you choose where to take your music next. Asking Bunny is optional; the guide never changes your music or spends credits.
Take a lookPick a piece from your shelf and the studio measures how you played it — your swing, whether you push ahead or lay back, your soft-to-loud and your breaths. The AI's parts are nudged to sit where you sit, every take shows how closely it matches your feel, and one free tap snaps a drifting take back. Your original is never changed.
Take a lookGuides, lessons, the map and every word-led page now offer a warm cream day light — tap Day in the corner and your choice is remembered. The header and footer stay night-black, and the rooms that are made to glow keep their darkness so the neon still shines.
Take a lookThe Voice Vault now offers a male and a female built-in AI singer alongside your own voice — sing your take and hear it re-sung, no training needed. Every result is honestly labeled as AI-sung: the melody and feeling are yours, the voice finish is AI. Aiyla Xira stays as the human voice you can shape.
Take a lookDescribe the voice you hear in your head — "soft and close", "big like a choir" — and DJ Bunny suggests two or three vocal looks the Voice Booth can really make. Try one to hear it straight away, or keep your own. Asking costs nothing.
Take a lookThe extra controls are tucked behind Fine-tune your voice, effects and room sounds no longer double up on each other, playback stays loud without crackling, and the glowing wave now moves while you play a take back — not just while you sing.
Take a lookEvery share now opens the exact thing you sent — the Dark song opens the song page with its artwork, a shelf link opens that take, invites open that room. Links copied anywhere carry the real site address, and the song's Share button is clearly labelled.
Take a lookRecording your voice is clearer and easier to find — big Record, Play, Rewind, Stop and Mute buttons, six vocal styles with adjustable effects, and your original take kept safe.
Take a lookWhen you choose a take from your shelf it now arrives in groups — vocal, beat, loop, song — so you find the right one without scrolling the whole list.
Take a lookThe voice player now has its own volume control up to 300%, so takes play at a level you can actually hear.
Take a lookThe DJ Bunny sampler pads can now play the same recorded drum kit the other studio tools use — kick, snare, hat and open hat — alongside all the recorded instruments.
Take a lookEvery slider on the whole site now uses the same brushed metal, tinted with your chosen headphone colour — the studio rooms, your artist pages, everywhere.
Take a lookThe Live Room section now sits in labelled groups — play the whole song, make a beat, make a loop, make a unique sound, use your voice — so similar rooms sit together.
Take a lookThe knobs in Mix & Master and the sliders on DJ Bunny's decks are now brushed metal tinted with your chosen headphone colour — gold, pink or blue.
Take a lookJam with DJ Bunny and the DJ Decks are now one room with Chat & make and Decks tabs. Your music keeps playing while you chat.
Take a lookThe decks got a full club-console look: colour-coded record players, scratch pads, vocal effects, tempo sliders, and neon that moves with the music on a true-black stage.
Take a lookRecord a mix or let DJ Bunny remix — either way, you can give it your own name before it lands on your shelf.
Take a lookA clearer name for the room where you polish and finish your songs. Your saved work and links are untouched.
Take a lookEvery sound block now has drag handles: fade sounds in and out, and turn a single block up or down, right on the timeline.
Take a lookPlay no longer freezes after your phone goes to sleep or a call — the studio wakes its sound up on its own.
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