How To Convert My Voice Tone Into Music Using Software

What software can make your voice sound like another person (not just the male/female-trick done with pitch-shifting)?

What software can make your voice sound like another person (not just the male/female-trick done with pitch-shifting)?You can do a number of things to alter the vocal characteristics of a voice (such as pitch changing, eq and formant shifting, throat modelling, sibilance alteration) but it’s virtually impossible to make one voice sound like an entirely different and still realistic voice. Human voices are generated in a complex physical way, and so,when you hear a voice, you’re hearing many different systems in play: pitch, vocal timbre, formants, resonance (chest, mouth and sinus) and the additions of various structural mechanisms like glottal modification, sibilance, plosives and breath. It’s very hard to remodel such a complex system.So if your aim is to try to change a voice in such a way that it sounds like a different and believable person speaking, forget it - record a different actor or singer.For screwing around with the voice in weird and interesting ways, Dehumaniser is good, iZotope’s Vocal Synth is fun, and Antares’ (the makers of Autotune) Throat Evo and Mutator Evo do some pretty cool stuff (in fact, Antares make a whole range of different vocal manipulation tools which are worth checking out).

How can I change a voice to another person voice?

Your voice has four major attributes: pitch, volume, tone and speed.  There are also other several other components that make up speech such as the pronunciation of words, enunciation-how accurately you talk- in things like speech impediments and inflections.Each of these parts of your voice can be controlled individually.  If your voice were a musical synthesizer, these would be the knobs you can turn and the settings you can choose.If you listen to, say, a celebrity's voice and you want to duplicate it you have to listen to how it is different from you voice and then change the attributes of your voice to match those differences.For example, we've al heard Sam Elliott's voice.  He has a low voice, a mellow tone, a touch of a Southern accent and a slower speech pattern.  So in this case you would lower your pitch, do a Southern accent, round out your tone and talk slowly.For Joe Pesci you'd use a high pitch and brighter tone, a New Jersey accent and medium speed.Of course there are other, more subtle attributes you can change.  That is why it important to listen to the voice that you're targeting and let your ears pick these up.  Record yourself and then listen back.  Notice what is accurate and what you need to work on.  By training your ear, you'll get better and better.

In this age of software auto-tune and adjustment, is there a risk of singers becoming irrelevant after 10 years? What if the technology advances enough so that we get a customized voice, tone/depth based on settings without an actual person?

Ok so after 3–4 months I literally found an interesting question requested to me so, thank you so much!Now, I am going to be very honest and will tell everything that may be going on in your mind. First of all, don’t find me yet another person trying to consider himself as an expert who answers anything requested to him. I only answer meaningful questions and I think I know good enough about the music field as I have ghost produced for some popular artists in EDM.Now, you first question about the risk.Being very honest, I know thousands of producers who can simply sing themselves and autotune it so bad but they struggle hard to find the perfect vocalist as they know the value of real voices. Most of the people think autotune always means changing the whole damn voice of a donkey into Lady Gaga thing but that’s not true. When you sing something in a studio or even at your home, it’s just a simple voice without power and which can not be balanced with the instrumental (especially in electronic music). So most of the time, auto tune is simply adding reverb, EQ and all just to balance the vocals with the music.The respect for real voice is still in the Electronic field (I am not a Pop culture enthusiast so I’ll talk about electronic music here) and EDM is not about robotic voices and vocal chops only. Let me share some quality voices in EDM. They are pure vocals blended with quality electronic music. How you find the voices aren’t autotune, real vocalist always sings live during performances. They don’t let the vocals play in the background. Minimal improves in the track is done to make it sound ore powerful rather than completely changing the vocalsSo, listen and enjoy these tracks!Now,“What if the technology advances enough so that we get a customized voice, tone/depth based on settings without an actual person?”The technology in the music field is already advanced in that manner. Do you know that people can make Google Translate sing ? I am not joking. But this thing is only done when you aren’t able to find any vocalist as you aren’t popular enough. Check out this tutorial that how Google Translate can be made to sing…But yeah, producers always struggle to find real vocalist as they know the value of real voices blending with their hard work.SO DON’T WORRY! REAL VOCALISTS ARE NEVER GOING TO BE DOMINATED BY AUTOTUNES AND ADVANCING TECHNOLOGIESKeep listening to good music! Hope you find my answer helpful!

I want to sing notes into my computer mic and have a website/program tell me what note I'm singing. Is there any such thing?

You’re looking for a Audio to MIDI converter (see link below). You can get hardware or software for this, but software is probably your easiest option. Then you can take those notes and convert them to sheet music using many different audio programs like Midi Sheet Music which is free. Audacity can also do this but there are a number of steps involved. See MP3 to MIDI (Windows only)I also really enjoyed AKoff Music Composer years ago. Maybe something for you to look into: How to make a song? Hum a melody. Song making software does the rest.Digital Ear® wav to MIDI ( http://www.digital-ear.com/ ) [pitch to midi, wav to midi, voice to midi, wave to midi, midi guitar]You can also try Note Recognizer for Android or Magic Stave Free for iOS. Also SingTrue for iOS is more for teaching you to sing in pitch, but that may also work well.Good luck!