Chaitanya P.
Managing Director"Master the Media with Maestra"
The best side of this product is auto subtitling. And most importantly, it supports multiple languages.
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Turn any MP3 into translated audio in just a few minutes.
Add the MP3 from your device or paste a link. Pick one or more target languages from 125+ options.
The MP3 translator transcribes the speech and translates it, then AI voices speak the new language. Review every line as text and fix anything before it's final.
Download the translated MP3, and grab the transcript alongside it if you need the text too.
The translation opens as text alongside your audio. Correct a line, switch a speaker's voice, and control how each line is delivered, from tone to emotion. Translate into more languages right in the editor, then export each one as its own MP3.

Everything the MP3 translation needs, from the voices to the final file.
What to know before translating MP3 audio, from formats to languages.
Upload the MP3 or paste a link, choose your target languages, and Maestra transcribes, translates, and voices the audio. You review the translation as text, then export the translated MP3 with the transcript included.
Both. The MP3 translator returns spoken audio in the new language, voiced by AI or a clone of the original speaker, plus the written transcript. Most tools on this task stop at text.
You can start free and hear translated results before paying. Longer files run on paid plans priced by usage.
English works in both directions, translate any of 125+ languages into English, or English into any of them. The flow is identical either way.
Song lyrics can be transcribed and translated like any speech. Heavy instrumentals behind the vocals can lower transcription accuracy, so expect to fix a few lines in the editor for dense mixes.
Paste the link instead of uploading a file and Maestra pulls the audio for translation. It works the same as an uploaded MP3 from there.
125+ languages, and you can translate into several at once. Each language exports as its own audio file.
Every line is editable. The translation sits as text next to your audio, so you can correct wording, switch voices, and listen back before anything exports.