One Button Studio — a phone vocal, made studio
A phone vocal, made studio. Drop a voice memo, a voice note or a video — it comes back as if it were sung into a great mic in a dead booth: the noise and the room lifted off, the top end the phone cut given back, voiced full and warm.
SAME TAKE. ONE PRESS.
Real takes through the live button, unedited. Each before is set to the same loudness as its after, so the only difference you hear is the studio.
THE MIC. THE BOOTH. THE ENGINEER.
A beat from a speaker or a loud room behind the voice is taken off first — the vocal comes back on its own.
Noise, hum, room and clipped peaks repaired, and the top end the phone cut given back. Nothing is re-synthesised — your voice is repaired, not replaced.
Toned like a great large-diaphragm mic in a dead booth: body, presence and air, a valve-style warmth, levelled and de-essed where your esses sit. Hard tuning eased back into a human performance.
The dry studio vocal, ready to mix, and a finished version with a studio plate at release loudness, ready to post.
SHOWS, PODCASTS, MIXES
Got songs in it? Choose Keep the music. Studio finds every song and jingle and leaves it exactly as it was, makes only the talk studio, and hands back the whole show with the talk and the songs at the same loudness — podcast-ready at −16 LUFS, with a −14 LUFS version for streaming.
DRY, FINISHED, AND THE PROOF
The dry studio vocal as a 24-bit WAV and an MP3 — ready for your mix.
The same vocal with a studio plate and release loudness — ready to post.
Your take at the same loudness, for an honest before and after.
What was heard and what was done, in plain sentences, from the measurements.
NO FINE PRINT. JUST FACTS.
- What can I upload?
- A voice memo, a voice note, a video's audio — WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP3, M4A/AAC and more — sung, rapped or spoken, up to twenty minutes.
- What does it cost?
- 2 credits for every 10 minutes of a take. New accounts start with 2 credits, so a first take of up to ten minutes is on us.
- How long does it take?
- Typically 5–8 min for a song-length take, on our own engine.
- A beat behind the voice?
- Taken off — the vocal comes back on its own. For a show or a podcast with songs in it, choose Keep the music and the songs stay.
- Will it sound digital?
- No vocoder and no generative re-synthesis: the voice is repaired, not replaced, and the warmth stage is oversampled so it stays smooth instead of gritty. A vocal tuned hard gets a singer's moves back — natural glides between notes, the drift and vibrato of a held note — with the melody unchanged.
- Where can I use it?
- On onebuttonmix.com and in the One Button Mix app for iPhone and Android — the same account, the same library.
The sung examples are from the Extreme Degradation Bench by Smule Labs (MIT License); the podcast is BPKK — Whole Lotta Lovin'. Each went through the live button once, with nothing edited afterwards.
Record it on your phone. Press one button. Post it like it came out of the booth.