At videoke, the machine scores how close you get to the song. Tera Studio does the opposite: it keeps the original singer's notes and timing and changes only the voice, so you hear the song sung in your own voice with every note in place. Sing about a minute so it learns your voice, upload an OPM, Tagalog or English song with one clear singer, and about 20 minutes later you hear the whole song sung by you. Your first 2 songs are free to hear.
Key takeaways
- It works in Tagalog, Taglish, Bisaya or any language, because the words come from the song.
- Pick a recording with one lead singer. Duets, popular as they are at videoke, convert less cleanly.
- Choose a singer whose range is close to yours. A power ballad far above your voice sounds less like you.
- Use it as a practice target before your next videoke night, or as a gift for family.
- Hearing your first 2 songs is free; downloads need a paid plan.
Videoke and Tera Studio do different jobs
| Videoke machine | Tera Studio | |
|---|---|---|
| Who sings the notes | You, live, over a backing track | The original singer, re-voiced as you |
| What you get | A score and a fun night | A recording of the song in your voice |
| Needs a good voice | Helps a lot | No; it learns how you sound, not how well you sing |
| Best for | Parties, family gatherings, barkada nights | Hearing yourself nail a song, practice, gifts |
They work well together. Hear the song in your own voice first, so you know how it should sound in your range, then sing it live.
Which songs convert best
The original recording decides most of the result.
- One lead singer. Solo ballads and songs with a single lead vocal convert cleanly. Duets and band songs where several members sing at once blur, because the software can't tell which voice should become yours.
- A range close to yours. Tera Studio keeps the original notes exactly. If you're a baritone and the song is a soprano's belting showcase, your voice is stretched to places it never goes. Check your range with the free vocal range test, and hear a song higher or lower with the key changer, just like the key button on a videoke remote.
- A clear studio version. Live recordings with crowd noise convert worse than the studio track.
- Not the videoke backing track. Tera Studio needs the version with the singer in it. A minus-one track has no voice to replace.
Use a recording you have permission to transform, and keep the artist's credit if you share it.
How to make it
- Record your voice once. Sing anything you know for about 1 minute; 2 minutes of varied singing is better. A quiet room matters more than you'd think: no TV, no electric fan right next to the phone, no videoke playing next door. Hold the phone a hand's width from your mouth.
- Upload the song. Any audio file up to 20 minutes long. Use the whole song or choose your favorite part, up to 5 minutes.
- Listen. The first song takes about 20 minutes because your voice is learned first; later songs reuse your saved voice and come back faster. If something sounds off, tap Needs work and remake it free from a longer recording.
Curious what score you'd get? Our free singing test plays five notes and scores how close you get, out of 100. It runs in your browser and records nothing.
Ways people use it
- Practice for the next videoke night. Hear the song in your voice, sing along on headphones, then record yourself and compare.
- Christmas in the ber months. Filipino Christmas starts in September. A Christmas song in your voice for Lolo and Lola makes a gift that can't get stuck in a balikbayan box; see how to make a Christmas song in your own voice.
- Family far away. If you work abroad, a song in your voice is a way to be at the birthday or the reunion; see send a song in your own voice to family back home.
- Mother's Day and anniversaries. Her favorite OPM ballad, sung by you, with a note on the song card.
- TikTok and Reels. A "can't sing → me singing this" reveal, labeled as AI-assisted. See TikTok, Reels and Shorts covers in your own voice.
Current price and limits
Every new account can make and hear 2 whole songs free, once per account, each up to 4 minutes, with no card. Downloads need a paid plan. Starter is $8.99 a month for 30 finished minutes (about 7 songs) and Creator is $19.99 a month for 90 minutes, or $89.99 and $189.99 paid yearly. Both include WAV and song-card video downloads, one guided correction per song and free re-downloads. Minutes refresh monthly without rollover. Prices show in your currency where available, including pesos; pricing and Stripe checkout confirm the total before you pay. See the refund policy.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work for Tagalog and Bisaya songs? Yes. Tera Studio doesn't translate or rewrite anything; the words come from the original recording. If the singer is clear, the language doesn't matter.
Can it help me get 100 at videoke? Not directly: the machine scores you singing live. What it can do is show you how the song should sound in your own voice, which is a good target to practice toward.
Can I use a videoke minus-one track? No. Upload the original version with the singer. Tera Studio separates the voice from the music and puts the music back under your voice.
Can my whole family each make one? Yes, from their own accounts. Each voice is private to the person who recorded it, and nobody can train someone else's voice.
Can I sing like a famous Filipino singer? No. Tera Studio only makes songs in your own voice. That's the point: it's you.
Hear an OPM song in your own voice. Your first 2 songs are free to make and hear.