No matter how good you sing, the voice editing tools always come in handy for the final touch.
It makes a good sound better and so on!
If you take a look at the Play Store, you’ll find a lot of voice editor apps for singing.
But do they really work?
Do these voice editor apps make you sound good?
The answer is: No!
These singing voice editor apps won’t provide you a studio-like output but rather you can
enhance the voice texture by adding certain filters and performing a couple of tweaks.
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Hi friends, I’m Rahul from TechReviewPro.com and in this video, I’m going to share, the
best singing voice editor apps to make you sound better.
Make sure you watch until the end of this video to know my personal favourite.
7. Red Karaoke Sing & Record
First singing app in our list is Red Karaoke Sing and Record.
Red Karaoke is a good Karaoke app which you can utilize as a singing voice editor app
only to enhance the voice texture.
You won’t get the ability to cut, paste, or trim the audio.
But it does the basic stuffs well.
You can perform basic editing stuffs like adding effects, filters, and voice balances.
Although limited in the free version.
Once done with editing, you can publish your recorded song publicly to let other community
members listen to your song.
The app also offers privately publishing, in case, you are shy or just want privacy.
What I love about this app is: it’s community-based newsfeed, where you get to find some new talented
singers, as well as you, get little exposure if you’re someone who wishes to get some
fan following.
Well, as a singing voice editor app, it lacks important features like cut, copy, and trim
- which is a shame.
6. Sing! By Smule
Next app in our list is Sing! By Smule.
Smule is a popular Karaoke app and not primarily a feature rich singing voice editor app, but
it does the job as expected.
While it allows you to record your voice along with music, you can also add amazing audio
effects to your voice.
Though it doesn’t offer much when it comes to singing voice editing, as you miss the
ability to trim and other crucial features that make a singing voice editor app great.
But the audio effects surely make you sound good.
Once you are done with recording, you can publish the song publicly and share with the
Smule community, where other users may listen to your voice and provide you feedback.
5. BandLab Music Maker
BandLab Music Maker is another good singing voice editor app for Android.
It is not meant for just the vocals but everything that matters while making music.
Tap on the + icon, you'll get four options: New Band, New Collection, Give a Shout, and
Start Project.
Here you'll find options for recording any sound either using mic or voice directly.
You get various options for editing the recorded tracks, adding lyrics, and other options like
increasing or decreasing tempo, latency fix and real-time input monitoring.
Once done with your project, you can add title, description, artwork and publish in your preferred
band.
As a music maker, BandLab music maker offers you various options like importing pre-recorded
tracks from other sources, plug in Guitar, Bass, and Looper for beats and loop packs.
You also get tracks recommendations just in the case, you need some inspiration.
BandLab music maker supports recording of vocal tracks and adding effects while editing
music, but it's not limited to that only.
What I love most about this singing voice editor app is its collaborative feature.
It allows you to collaborate with others to get help.
You just have to share your creation with someone and then he/she will be able to continue
from where you left.
Thus, with collaborative effort, you get a better output.
The amazing newsfeed, power to explore and much more - you can't expect just a music
maker app to be so awesome.
4. Music Studio Lite
Next app in the list of singing voice editor app is Music Studio Lite.
When you first open the app, it presents you with quick start guide and video tutorials
- which are good for beginners.
Music Studio Lite offers a complete package for music production on your Android device.
You get various options like playing keyboard, choosing instruments, recording tracks, adding
various effects etc.
The Lite Version of the app is free but comes with some limitations like saving, exporting
and sharing is disabled.
Also, only 11 out of 118 instruments are available in the free version.
You’ll get a limited number of audio tracks and many advanced effects missing in the free
version.
You may purchase the full version which costs $14.99 and unlocks various options including
3 additional effects, beats and MIDI import or export functionality which remains disabled
in the lite version.
MIDI import/export functionality is a real deal breaker and I won't mind spending $14.99
for that.
What I love most about this app is that it presents you with tips and suggestions every
time you open the app.
3. Lexis Audio Editor
As the name says it all, Lexis Audio Editor is focused on letting you edit the vocals
on the go.
With this, you can change the speed, tempo, and pitch of your recording.
It does not offer much but lets you normalize and perform noise reduction for better clarity
of your voice recording.
You may also import or mix the current file with another file.
It is free to try, but to continue using it, you will have to upgrade to the pro version
through in-app purchases.
Although, it isn’t much expensive.
It costs you around 2.5 USD, and it is definitely worth it.
Lexis Audio Editor is actively maintained by the developers and offers you the basic
tools to take care of the vocals after recording it.
2. FL Studio Mobile
FL Studio is already a popular name among the music professionals out there.
The majority of the professionals choose to utilize it on Desktop.
But, what if you want something similar on the go?
FL Studio Mobile is the solution for that.
When you first open the app, it asks for various permissions.
Grant all the permissions because the app doesn't work if you deny any of the permission.
FL Studio Mobile is not just another audio editor, but a compact studio utility for Android
devices.
It offers a variety of effects and filters.
Also, you get the ability to make the music tracks for a song with the MIDI controller
support.
If you are someone who is new to music making, I won't recommend this.
You'll find it a bit complex, however, the quick video tutorial is just a tap away.
Yes, FL Studio Mobile shows you a quick 4-minute video as demo, which is enough to learn operating
the app.
The app provides you with various controls and advanced options.
Unfortunately, the app is a bit expensive and costs 15.99 USD.
No doubt, it is the best singing voice editor app that'll make you sound good, but I would
say avoid it if you are making music just for fun because it's not worth investing that
amount if you are not a professional music maker.
1. WavePad Audio Editor Free
WavePad Audio Editor is a basic audio editing app for Android but comes with some advanced
features.
The user interface is quite basic but as the saying goes, don't judge a book by its cover.
I'm surprised how much-advanced options and functionality it offers in that basic looking
voice editor app.
It allows you to add a variety of effects to enhance your audio or voice.
In a nutshell, you get the ability to record, edit, and share the audio with the world.
You may also amplify, normalize, and add echo to the audio.
WavePad Audio Editor also supports .wav and aiff files.
To improve the clarity of the sound, you can utilize its high pass filter.
The app promotes itself as "free" but comes with in-app purchases.
So be sure to check them out if you want to get access to all restricted features including
Effects, Output format, ad-free editing and more!
So that wraps up our list of best singing voice editor apps that’ll make you sound
good.
Which singing app is your personal favorite?
Do let me know in the comments section below.
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