MicDrop by Soundlabs AI Transform your voice into any voice or instrument, instantly.

What is MicDrop by Soundlabs AI?

MicDrop, developed by Soundlabs AI, is an innovative VST plugin designed for real-time voice and instrument transformation. It integrates seamlessly into any Digital Audio Workstation (DAW), enabling users to instantly alter their voice to sound like professional hybrid vocalists or various instruments using AI-powered models. This tool revolutionizes the creative process by turning a single voice input into a versatile source of musical expression.

The plugin offers a range of vocal and instrument models, starting with a core set included in the basic purchase or subscription. Users can expand their sonic palette with additional premium packs covering diverse genres like Pop, Electronic, Folk, Indie, R&B, and unique effects like crowd chants or vocoder sounds. MicDrop aims to enhance artistic expression by providing high-quality, royalty-free transformations, effectively turning the user's voice into the ultimate musical tool, suitable for generating harmonies, achieving studio clarity from basic recordings, or exploring novel sound design possibilities.

Features

Real-time Voice Transformation: Instantly change voice characteristics during recording or playback.
Instrument Morphing: Transform vocal input into instrument sounds.
DAW Integration: Functions as a VST plugin for seamless use within major DAWs.
Core AI Models: Includes a base set of 12 vocal and instrument models.
Expandable Library: Offers premium expansion packs with additional models.
Royalty-Free Voices: Generated output uses royalty-free vocal models.
Studio Quality Transformation: Capable of enhancing basic recordings to studio clarity.

Use Cases

Creating diverse vocal harmonies from a single voice track.
Enhancing raw vocal recordings to achieve professional quality.
Experimenting with different vocal styles and characteristics for music production.
Generating unique sound design elements by transforming voice.
Performing with different vocal personas in real-time.
Transforming voice input into instrumental sounds like cello or trumpet.
Creating crowd chant effects for tracks.
Using voice to control vocoder-like effects.