If your childhood dream was to be a singer when you grew up, join the club. If your childhood dream still is to become a singer, then literally… join our club. There are plenty of tips and tricks out there to learn how to sing — exercises that focus on your posture, learning to breathe from the diaphragm, training your ear, practicing scales. But if you’re looking for that one thing that’s going to give you a superstar edge, that’s when technology comes in.
Spice up your live streams, videos, or gaming moments with our Voicetune voice effects, to instantly tune your voice in real-time. And if you’re asking yourself, “isn’t using a voice tuner cheating,” don’t sweat it. Most pop and trap stars out there are already using autotune anyways. That being said, take a look at how to sing like a pro using Voicemod:
Take your singing to the next level every time you use a karaoke mic. The good news is that you don’t need any technical or musical knowledge to use Voicemod with karaoke. Here are five voice effects we recommend you experiment with to find your perfect singing voice:
In addition to these effects, you also have a nifty, powerful vocal tuner inside Voicelab, which lets you tune your voice with effects like Reverb, Delay, Vocoder, and much more. Now you can create endless musical voices to suit your taste.
Read here about the new Voicemod Voicetune effects.
Here’s how to use our voice tuner, step by step:
For even more fun, we recommend using the music in the background, with no singing – singing on top of another voice, even at low volumes, is more difficult. You can even record yourself with Audacity or another similar free audio software and then listen back to your performance.
Here’s an example of how to use Voicemod to sound like a major pop and trap artist. Say you want to perform a song in the key of C Major like “Save Your Tears” (Ariana Grande, The Weeknd), “‘Peaches” (Justin Bieber feat. Daniel Caesar and Gideon), “Essence” (WizKid), or “Happier Than Ever” (Billie Eilish).
Step 1: Go to Voicelab and activate Voicetune at the very top of the list of effects. Select “C” as Key and “Major” as scale.
💡Tip: For that typical autotune-like effect, set the “Mix” control to the max.
Step 2: Add some dimension and depth to your voice using reverb. For this example, we’re going to aim for a decently-sized virtual space, so we’ll set “Room Size” between 70 and 80.
💡 Tip: Using too much reverb will make it hard to understand words. The secret is to bring it in gradually (with the mix control) so it sounds natural and exciting without being too distracting.
Step 3: We don’t need all those rumbly frequencies, right? Get rid of them by using the High Pass filter.
💡 Tip: Removing lower, unnecessary frequencies from a sound helps to avoid distortion and achieve better clarity.
Step 4: Stereo effects are fun, but easy to overdo. So let your ears be the judge. And that’s it! You’re ready to test out your new superstar vocals.
DID YOU KNOW…
Our harmonics come from the vocal folds. In every sound or voice, harmonics ultimately define the source of a sound. Then there’s air inside the vocal tract that vibrates at different pitches depending on its size and shape. We call these pitches “formants.”
You can modulate the formants in the sound by changing the size and shape of the vocal tract. This happens instinctively and doesn’t require much thought. It’s kind of like breathing.
Now, here’s where the fun happens. In the digital domain, we can artificially alter these components to create brand new sounds – that’s not possible to do in real life!
Voice tuners exploit these principles to correct the pitch of your voice. Nifty huh?
Download Voicemod below to sound how you want!
