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Techno-Speech's VoiSona suits people who want to try it first with the free editor, and people who also want to make music on an iPhone or iPad. We rate it on three criteria against 5 singing synthesizers, using official manufacturer information.

CeVIO's CeVIO AI suits people on Windows who want their favorite character's voice to sing in Japanese. We rate it on three criteria against 5 singing synthesizers, using official manufacturer information.

Yamaha's VOCALOID6 suits people who want to craft how a voice sings in detail with the standard vocal-synth software. We rate it on three criteria against 5 singing synthesizers, using official manufacturer information.

ACE Studio's 2.0 Artist suits people who want to turn their own voice into an AI singing voice or quickly make choirs. We rate it on three criteria against 5 singing synthesizers, using official manufacturer information.

Toneboosters' Morphit suits people who want to start correcting their headphones at a reasonable price. We rate it on three criteria against 4 monitor correction programs, using official manufacturer information.

Dreamtonics' Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro suits people who want guide vocals and vocal-synth songs to sing naturally in many languages. We rate it on three criteria against 5 singing synthesizers, using official manufacturer information.

IK Multimedia's ARC X suits people who work on speakers and feel that the room makes the bass and other sounds hard to hear correctly. We rate it on three criteria against 4 monitor correction programs, using official manufacturer information.

dSONIQ's Realphones 2 suits people who work only on headphones and also want to check how a mix sounds on speakers. We rate it on three criteria against 4 monitor correction programs, using official manufacturer information.

Spectrasonics' Trilian suits people who want acoustic and synth bass as well as electric in one instrument. We rate it on three criteria against 10 bass instrument plug-ins, using official manufacturer information.

Sonarworks' SoundID Reference suits people who want to tune both speakers and headphones with one program. We rate it on three criteria against 4 monitor correction programs, using official manufacturer information.