Hear it.
Make it your own.
No complicated controls. Just a sound, a countdown and your best impression.
1. Choose your stage
Open the Android game and choose Solo to practice. For friends, create a private room, select its settings and sound collection, then share the six-digit code. Friends join inside their own Android app. At least two ready players are needed to start a multiplayer match.
2. Listen to the reference
Hear the reference before the recording begins. Notice how it starts, how long it lasts and how its rhythm changes. It is a sound to imitate, not a word you need to say correctly.
3. Wait for the countdown. Then mimic.
Allow microphone access when Android asks. Recording begins after the countdown and follows the reference sound’s duration. Use your voice to copy the sound. Avoid talking before your turn or playing the reference through a loud speaker next to your microphone.
4. Enjoy the reveal
The game compares the recorded impression with the reference. In a private room, players’ attempts are uploaded for the room’s recorded reveal. Discover the performances and scores, then move on to the next round.
A little preparation goes a long way
- Use a quiet place and a comfortable speaking volume.
- Try headphones if reference playback leaks into the microphone.
- Keep the app in the foreground during recording.
- Keep an internet connection for rooms and cloud features.
- Play fairly; sound scores are for fun, not a professional voice evaluation.
Read how recordings are handled, or visit support if your microphone or room is not working.