Every Diwali the family group fills with the same forwarded greetings. A song sung in your own voice stands out: a festive film song, a bhajan your grandmother loves, or an aarti, sounding like you sang it. Tera Studio keeps the original tune and words and changes the voice to yours, from about 2 minutes of you singing at home.
Key takeaways
- Make it a few days before Diwali, not on the night; leave time to listen and remake.
- Devotional songs with one clear singer often convert very well.
- Record your voice in a quiet room, before the house fills with guests and crackers.
- Send a song-card video to the family group, or play it during the puja.
Choosing the song
Think about who it’s for:
- For grandparents and parents: an aarti or bhajan they sing every year, or an old film song from their youth.
- For siblings and cousins: the festive song that always plays at the family party.
- For friends abroad: a song that sounds like home.
Voice conversion works best where one person sings at a time. Choose a version with a single clear lead and gentle music; crowd chorus and group bhajans with many voices blur. Use a song you have permission to transform, and share it privately with family rather than posting commercial songs publicly.
Recording your voice
- About 2 minutes of singing or humming anything you know.
- A quiet room: no TV, no fan, no music playing. Record early, before the festive noise starts.
- Phone a hand’s width from your mouth, normal relaxed volume.
Is the song too high or low for you? Move it with the free key changer, or check your range with the vocal range test first.
Timing
| When | What |
|---|---|
| About a week before | Pick the song, record your voice, start it |
| A few days before | Listen on headphones and a phone speaker; mark Needs work if needed |
| Diwali morning | Send the song-card video to the family group |
Your first song takes longer because your voice is prepared first. The project page shows each stage, and you can leave and come back.
Sharing it
- Family WhatsApp group: the song-card video adds a title and a short note, like “Happy Diwali from all of us”.
- WhatsApp Status or Instagram: free songs include a 15-second clip of the best part.
- During the puja: play the downloaded file on a speaker, not a link that needs internet.
When you share it, say that the voice was changed with AI.
If something isn’t right
Tap Needs work under the player and choose what’s wrong. A song marked Needs work can be remade free from a new, longer recording, and your first version stays until the new one is ready.
Current price and limits
Starter is $8.99 per month for 30 finished audio minutes; Creator is $19.99 per month for 90 minutes. Annual billing is $89.99 for Starter or $189.99 for Creator, paid upfront each year. Both include one private personal voice, one guided correction per project, and audio and song-card video downloads. Minutes reset monthly without rollover. Starter is ₹799/month in India for the same 30 finished audio minutes. Other display currencies may be estimates; pricing and Stripe checkout confirm the currency, total and payment methods before payment.
Eligible accounts get up to 2 free listening previews, once per account, and each can be a whole song up to 4 minutes. Free previews play with a soft chime; downloads require a paid subscription and available minutes. See current pricing and the refund policy.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make an aarti or bhajan in my voice? Yes. Devotional recordings with one clear singer and gentle accompaniment are among the best songs to start with.
Can the whole family sing together? Each account has one private voice. Family members can each make a solo part from their own accounts and join the files in any editor.
Does it work for Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi and other languages? Yes. The words come from the original song. See our guides for Hindi, Gujarati and Marathi songs.
How long does it take? Allow a few days for your first song so there’s time to listen and remake it. Later songs reuse your voice and are quicker.
Make your Diwali song — your first songs are free to make and hear.