ObanimiSoundby ObanimiStudio

Your voice, clearly yours.

A complete private recording workspace for vocals, life stories and original Yorùbá-inspired arrangements — captured, edited and mastered on your device.

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STUDIO V3

Recording studio

Use headphones for the cleanest result. Keep this page open and your screen awake while recording.

Project & lyrics Saved locally

Project name

Lyrics or story notes

Ready to record

00:00

Recording purpose

Microphone input

Vocal finish

Microphone level 100%

Input

Room warmth 4%

Reverb

Optional instrumental

🎵 Choose an audio track

Instrumental level 45%

Music

Obanimi Beat Room — original practice arrangements

Arrangement

Tempo 72 BPM

Key

Choose an arrangement or upload your own instrumental.—

4-beat count-in Metronome

Headphone monitoringHear the processed microphone. Never enable this without headphones because it can cause loud feedback.

Your latest take

Listen before downloading. Recordings stay only on this device unless you choose to share them.

ORIGINAL HIGH-QUALITY TAKE

Master from 00:00

Master to End

↓ Download original

Audio recording

Mastered vocal

Noise floor softened, tone balanced, dynamics controlled and loudness normalised.

↓ Download mastered WAV

Studio WAV

A cleaner recording

A simple setup makes more difference than heavy effects.

Choose a quiet room

Close windows and move away from fans, televisions and hard reflective walls.

Connect headphones

They prevent the instrumental from leaking back into the microphone.

Keep a steady distance

Sing about a hand-span from the microphone and slightly to one side.

Use the count-in

Let the four beats establish your tempo before you begin singing.

Trim and master

Select the useful section on the waveform, then create your mastered WAV.

Studio workflow: first capture a clean take, then press Enhance & master. The original always remains available. Mastering works best for songs under eight minutes and cannot repair a microphone that was distorted while recording.

Your browser may encode audio as M4A, MP4 or WebM depending on the device. For important recordings, download each take immediately and keep a second copy.