Voice Changer
Transform vocal into various voices or instrument sounds using the ACE Studio Voice Changer.
What Is Voice Changer
Voice Changer is a tool that allows you to transform the voice in a vocal track into another voice or even into the sound of instruments. The voice changer not only alters the timbre but also adjusts certain stylistic elements, while keeping the melody and lyrics unchanged.
How to Use Voice Changer
Voice Changer operates on a selected region of your timeline. Click and drag on the Canvas to create a selection. This defines the exact region you want to apply the voice changer effect to.
There are 2 ways to open the Voice Changer panel:
Click the Voice Changer icon in the main toolbar.
With your region selected, right-click on it to open the context menu. Navigate to the AI Tools submenu and select Voice Changer.
Voices
The Voice Changer panel list is divided into three tabs:
Voices: Contains all pre-made voice changer voices that transform the source into the target singing voice.
Instruments: Contains all pre-made voice changer instruments that transform the source into target instrument sounds.
Cloned: Contains all your customized voice changer voices and instruments. To learn more about cloning your voice for Voice Changer, please refer to Cloning A Voice for Voice Changer.
Click on the search bar to activate the search mode. Each voice/instrument is annotated with a name and several tags. You can search with text to locate a voice/instrument you want.
To select a Voice Changer target, click on it. You can select multiple voices and instruments to convert in one batch. Click it again to deselect.
Click on the picture of a voice or instrument to preview its sound.
Settings
Once a voice/instrument is selected, you can click the settings button to adjust the following parameters:
Semitones: Adjust the pitch in semitone increments.
Pitch correction: Perform pitch correction on the audio.
Correct by scale: Perform pitch correction based on the specified scale. You can select the scale type and mode.
Random offset: Add random time offset in milliseconds.
Check Remove instrumental remove the instrumental part of the source content before conversion.
Check Remove reverb and harmonies to remove reverb and harmonies from the source content before conversion.
Click Cancel to undo the current setting changes and close the panel. Click Apply all to apply the settings to all related audio clips. Click Apply to apply the settings to the currently selected audio clip.
Convert
After selecting target voices or instruments, click the Convert button to begin the conversion. Converted clips will appear below the timeline.
If you want to convert to instrument sounds, please note that regular singing vocals as the input source may not produce ideal instrument sounds due to the significant differences in their expressive forms. It is recommended to use vocal audio that mimics instrument sounds for better conversion results.
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