machine-made vocals

noun
UK /məˈʃiːn meɪd ˈvəʊkəlz/
US /məˈʃiːn meɪd ˈvoʊkəlz/

Singing sounds made by a computer instead of a real person.

The pop song used machine-made vocals that sounded almost human.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Singing produced by software that imitates a human voice.

The producer replaced the demo singer with machine-made vocals.

3. Artificial vocal sounds used in video games or apps.

The game character speaks with machine-made vocals.

4. A style of music where the singer's voice is heavily processed by machines.

Fans of machine-made vocals enjoy the futuristic sound.