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Apple announced his new special feature today Apple Music Sing, an immersive karaoke experience that allows users to change vocal ranges and sing alongside lyrics in real time. The newest The service gives karaoke enthusiasts the option to set the vocals for a solo, a duet, or include backing singers.
Featuring an ever-growing library of notable artists old and new, Apple Music Sing will feature tens of millions of songs and 50 curated playlists.
An Apple spokesman said: meshable“We built an on-device machine learning algorithm that can process music in real time, find the vocal parts and cleanly isolate them from the rest of the song.”
To use the karaoke app, users go to the lyrics view and tap the microphone button to adjust the singer’s volume.
The technology for Apple Music Sing was built on the background of the company used in noise cancellation and the developments it has made for its FaceTime feature. We are told everyone The song is checked by an internal software program before it can be activated on Apple Music Sing, so 80% of its songs are published on launch. Apple too says it will continue to expand the portfolio over time.
As the feature requires high-level processing software, it is only available on compatible devices including iPhone 11 and later, iPad Pro 11-inch (3rd generation and later), iPad Air (4th generation and later), iPad mini (6th generation and later). th generation) or iPad (9th generation and later) and Apple TV 4K (3rd generation).
Apple Music has lagged behind its rival streaming service, Spotify, in the number of subscribers, according to a Q2 2021 report by Midia Research. Apple Music has only gained 15% of global subscribers across all music platforms, while Spotify ranks as the #1 streaming service with 31% of global subscribers.
However, with the new Apple Music Sing feature, Apple could see a surge in subscribers or people subscribing for the first time. TechCrunch reported.
“The Apple Music lyrics experience is consistently one of the most popular features of our service,” he said Oliver Schusser, Vice President of Apple Music and Beats in / A press release,
He continued, “We already know that our users around the world love to follow their favorite songs, so we wanted to take this offering even further to enable even more engagement with music through singing. It’s really a lot of fun, our customers will love it.”
Apple Music Sing will be available to subscribers later this month, although an exact release date has not yet been announced.
