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Overview
Aunio is a new AI audio production agent from FineVoice, publicly launched on September 17, 2026. Instead of positioning itself as a single text-to-speech, music or sound-effect generator, Aunio is designed to coordinate multiple stages of audio production inside one conversational workspace.
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What is Aunio?
Aunio is currently labeled beta by FineVoice. The company describes it as an end-to-end audio production agent for creators, marketers, podcasters, video teams, music creators and small businesses.
The core idea is orchestration: a user can begin with an idea, script, audio source or video and use Aunio to combine tasks such as creative direction, voice generation, music, sound effects, audio separation, enhancement and final refinement.
That positioning matters because most generative-audio products specialize in one job. Aunio is trying to make the workflow itself agentic rather than asking the user to manually move assets between separate generators and editors.
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What can Aunio do?
FineVoice's current product page documents several capability groups.
Script-to-audio production
Aunio can analyze a script, including dialogue, character relationships and emotional direction, then coordinate voices, music and sound effects into a more complete audio production.
Video-aware music and sound effects
FineVoice says Aunio can analyze video scenes, movement, pacing and emotional changes to create music and sound effects that align with the visual sequence. This is a vendor-described capability; independent synchronization-quality testing was not available at launch.
Audio element separation
Aunio can identify and separate voices, music, sound effects and ambient audio into layers for editing or reuse.
Reference-based music creation
The product can analyze structural and emotional characteristics of reference music and use that direction when creating new music. Users should still consider copyright, licensing and platform policies when working from references.
Conversational editing
Aunio supports natural-language editing instructions. FineVoice says the agent can locate relevant moments in a timeline, restructure clips, adjust pacing, generate captions, translate content, remove filler words and improve speech quality.
Voice and singer creation
The product advertises personalized AI voices and singers. Voice cloning and identity-based audio require particular care around consent and rights; FineVoice's high-level product claims should not be treated as a substitute for reading the applicable terms before using a cloned voice commercially.
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Aunio Skills
One of the more unusual launch features is a Skills system. FineVoice says Aunio includes built-in Skills for voice, music, sound design and production workflows. Users can also describe a workflow to create a custom Skill, and the product advertises importing and sharing Skills through GitHub, local files and the community.
The current public material establishes the feature but does not yet provide enough stable implementation documentation to justify a separate installation guide. Treat Skills as an emerging extension system and verify the current import format and permissions inside the live product.
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Aunio pricing
Aunio can be tried with free credits. FineVoice's current pricing page lists annual plans at effective monthly prices of $8.33 for 20,000 credits per month, $14.16 for 50,000 credits per month and $33.33 for 120,000 credits per month. The corresponding annual charges shown are $99.90, $169.99 and $399.99.
FineVoice says annual billing saves 30%. It also offers custom plans for teams and businesses and a 30% education discount.
The important missing number is credit consumption. FineVoice says usage varies by feature, model and processing requirements, but the surfaced pricing page does not provide one universal conversion such as 'one minute of audio equals X credits.' That makes project-level cost comparisons difficult without testing the specific workflow.
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Can Aunio be used commercially?
FineVoice says paid plans support commercial use of eligible outputs, subject to Aunio's terms and the licensing conditions of the models and services involved.
That qualification is important. 'Commercial use ready' should not be interpreted as a blanket guarantee that every possible generated asset, cloned voice, reference-driven creation or third-party model output has identical rights.
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Who is Aunio for?
The clearest early use cases are creators producing short-form videos and YouTube content, podcast teams that need narration plus music and cleanup, marketers creating multilingual campaign audio, ecommerce businesses producing product demonstrations, and small teams that want to reduce the number of separate audio tools in a production workflow.
Aunio may be especially interesting when a project requires several kinds of audio generation and editing at once. Someone who only needs one high-quality voiceover or one music track should compare it with specialized tools rather than assuming an all-in-one workflow is automatically better.
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What makes Aunio different from FineVoice?
FineVoice already offers individual tools for text to speech, voice changing, voice cloning, sound effects, enhancement and transcription. Aunio's launch proposition is broader: coordinate these kinds of capabilities through an agent that understands the project and production sequence.
It is therefore better understood as an orchestration layer and creative workspace than simply a renamed voice generator.
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Limitations and open questions
Aunio is still labeled beta. FineVoice has not surfaced a stable public table mapping every operation or model to exact credit consumption. The exact underlying model roster, free-credit allowance, regional availability and long-term beta limits should be rechecked before relying on launch-day information.
FineVoice also makes quality, security and personalization claims on its product page. Those are vendor claims, not independent benchmark results.
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FAQ
When did Aunio launch?
FineVoice publicly announced Aunio on September 17, 2026. The product is currently labeled beta.
Is Aunio free?
FineVoice says users can start with free credits. Paid Aunio Pro plans add monthly credit allowances. The current public pricing page does not clearly state a universal free-credit quantity.
How much does Aunio cost?
The annual plans currently show effective monthly prices of $8.33 for 20,000 credits, $14.16 for 50,000 credits and $33.33 for 120,000 credits, billed annually at $99.90, $169.99 and $399.99 respectively. Check the live pricing page for current monthly billing and regional taxes.
Can Aunio make audio for videos?
Yes. FineVoice says Aunio can analyze video scenes and pacing to create synchronized music and sound effects, as well as produce voiceovers and multilingual audio.
Does Aunio support custom Skills?
FineVoice says users can create custom Skills and import or share Skills through GitHub, local files and the community. Exact implementation details should be verified in the current beta.
Can I use Aunio output commercially?
FineVoice says eligible outputs from paid plans can be used commercially, subject to its terms and the licensing terms of the models and services used.
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Sources
Primary sources: FineVoice's Aunio product page and Aunio pricing page. Launch date cross-checked against FineVoice's September 17, 2026 launch announcement.
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Primary and supporting sources
Use the linked documentation to check current pricing, access and product behaviour. The dates above describe this article; they do not guarantee that every vendor claim remains current.