MicDroid - AutoTune App for Android

[slow4g63]

finally an autotune app for android!

search the market for "micdroid"

really easy to use and it records them into a .wav format.

its is still in development and I found it over on xda developers (link), keep checking for updates through that link

here's an example I created off my fiance's voicemail greeting. If you sing it will sound a lot better...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCR5RUzErVA

[MidwestDrummer]

OMG, this is absolutely brilliant. I half spoke and half sang a voicemail greeting, and when I playing it back, I almost fell over laughing. It was just like the Bud Light commercial with T-Pain, which is hilarious.

[slow4g63]

Originally Posted by MidwestDrummer

OMG, this is absolutely brilliant. I half spoke and half sang a voicemail greeting, and when I playing it back, I almost fell over laughing. It was just like the Bud Light commercial with T-Pain, which is hilarious.

lol, oh ya... it's funny

[ulysses]

Originally Posted by slow4g63

finally an autotune app for android!

search the market for "micdroid"

really easy to use and it records them into a .wav format.

its is still in development and I found it over on xda developers (link), keep checking for updates through that link

here's an example I created off my fiance's voicemail greeting. If you sing it will sound a lot better...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCR5RUzErVA

i've been waiting for something like this for a while.... gave up hope.. THANK YOU for finding and posting it!

[ulysses]

Originally Posted by MidwestDrummer

OMG, this is absolutely brilliant. I half spoke and half sang a voicemail greeting, and when I playing it back, I almost fell over laughing. It was just like the Bud Light commercial with T-Pain, which is hilarious.

how do you get it to voicemail?

[slow4g63]

Originally Posted by ulysses

how do you get it to voicemail?

He must of played it back and recorded it through another cell phone or landline

[ulysses]

Originally Posted by slow4g63

He must of played it back and recorded it through another cell phone or landline

i was hoping not to get this answer.. lol.
thanks though

[slow4g63]

Originally Posted by ulysses

i was hoping not to get this answer.. lol.
thanks though

haha, I think that would be the only way, at least that I know of
maybe they will implement something soon that will allow you to "live" play/record your voice while on a phone call (so the other person/voicemail will hear the "autotuned" voice).

[Carla]

Just DL'ed and now I CAN'T STOP lmao!!! This is wonderful!

[URBANGEEK]

Found info on the Pocketnow website.

The developer thread is located here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=721388

Video of app in use located here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tN7K_...layer_embedded

The “I am T-Pain” app for the iPhone, whether you’re a fan or not, has been a huge hit. The app has the ability to auto-tune and record your voice according to specific user settings. This allows users to dramatically modify the sound of their voice when singing or speaking. Unfortunately, the I am T-Pain app hasn’t made its way over to Android just yet. However, one Android developer decided to make his own auto-tune app and it’s called MicDroid.

The early version of MicDroid doesn’t have the bells and whistles of the I am T-Pain app, but it’s already showing a lot of promise. Currently, you can only record audio clips that get filtered through the app’s auto-tuner. Hopefully we’ll have the ability to distort the audio in real-time in the future. Watch the video below to see it in action and grab it for free from the Android Market (purchase the donation version for support).

(I have tested it on the evo and it works as advertised.)