Vocoder
Turn any voice — a recording, upload or AI voiceover — into a melodic electronic voice, as if sung by a synthesizer.
How to Use
- Upload a voice recording, or record in the browser.
- Set the strength — higher means more synth, lower keeps more natural voice.
- Apply, preview and download the result.
FAQ + Formats
FAQ
How is this different from the Robot effect?
Robot adds a harsh mechanical buzz on top of your voice. The vocoder is musical — a synthesizer takes over the tone while your words stay on top.
Will my words stay understandable?
Yes — a dedicated path keeps consonants clear. At maximum strength, clear and unhurried speech works best.
What does the strength slider change?
The balance between your natural voice and the synth. Maximum is a pure vocoder sound; lower values mix the original voice back in.
Supported Formats
Input: audio/video. Output: MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, M4A, MP4.
What the vocoder effect does
A vocoder merges your voice with a synthesizer. The synth provides the tone, your voice provides the words and rhythm — together they make the electronic “singing speech” that music has used for decades.
From a light touch to a full synth voice
At low strength it is a light electronic glow over natural speech. Push it higher and the natural layer fades, until only the pure synthesizer voice remains.
Tips
- Clear, unhurried speech gives the cleanest result.
- Great for track intros, DJ tags and futuristic characters in videos and games.
- Try maximum strength on a short phrase — it turns into a pure musical texture.
How the vocoder is made
No AI — a real channel vocoder runs on our audio engine. Here is the recipe: