
Tell the vault what key you are in. It reorders around you, exact matches first, then everything that will sit together, then the takes that only need a nudge.
Photographed on film.
Sung by people.

Most vocal libraries hand you a folder and wish you luck. So the night goes the way it always goes: open a take, drop it on the timeline, wince, pitch it two semitones, wince again, delete it, open the next one.
Flaire starts from the other end. The whole catalog is tagged by musical key, so the vault can answer the only question that matters at two in the morning: which of these will actually work over what I have already made?
This is the live wheel, not a picture of one. Pick the key your session is in and the catalog below rearranges itself the way it does inside the vault. It is the same Camelot system Rekordbox and Serato use for harmonic mixing, pointed at vocals instead of records. Nobody else selling samples does this.
Click any segment to change the key your beat is in.
Sorted the moment you change key. Exact matches first, then everything the Camelot wheel says will sit together, then the takes that only need a nudge (the player transposes those for you).

Every take sung by a person, in a room, into a microphone.
No generated voices, no synthetic stand ins, nothing trained on somebody else. Soul, R&B, Afrobeats, gospel and foreign language phrases, sung by people who can actually sing them.
No download folder, no unzip, no renaming three files to find the one you wanted. Pull a row straight into your DAW and keep working.
Any take can run on repeat while your project plays underneath. You find out inside four bars whether it belongs, not after you have bounced a demo.
Royalty free on every file. Sell the beat, release the record, take the sync placement, monetise the video. There is no further clearance and no back end.
takes in the vault today, and every one added after you join.
An honest number rather than a rounded one. Hooks, runs, adlibs, chants and phrases, each one tagged with its musical key so the matching has something true to work with.
There is no tier above this one and no renewal date. You pay once, the vault opens, and it stays open. Everything added later arrives in your account at no extra cost.
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Or browse it free firstYou set the key your session is in. Flaire ranks the whole vault against it using the Camelot wheel, the same harmonic mixing system built into Rekordbox and Serato. Exact matches come first, then relative majors and minors and neighbours on the circle of fifths, then anything sitting within a couple of semitones, labelled with the shift needed. Hit match and the player pitches the take into your key on the spot, so you hear it in context before you commit. It moves like a sampler, so the take runs slightly shorter as it rises and longer as it falls. Downloads are always the untouched master.
Yes, completely. Every take is cleared before it enters the vault. Use it in beats you sell, records you release, sync placements, YouTube, TikTok and streaming. There is no additional clearance to chase and nothing owed later.
No. One payment of $79 and the vault is yours for life. No monthly fee, no renewal, no upsell.
All 131 takes in the vault right now, plus every take added after you join. New additions land in your account automatically at no extra cost.
No. Every take is sung by a real person and recorded properly. There is no generated audio and no synthetic voice anywhere in the catalog.
Yes. Lease them, sell exclusives, release them commercially. The licence covers all of it.
Yes to both. Sync for TV, film and advertising is covered, as is monetisation on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and similar platforms. If a platform ever asks for clearance documentation, contact us and we will provide it.
No. You cannot redistribute the raw vocals as part of a sample pack, loop kit or library. They are for use inside finished music.
WAV, tagged with the musical key, ready to drag into any DAW.
Yes. The vault is open to browse and preview without an account. Set your key, hear what fits, then decide.
