Singlevoice

Singlevoice is a term used across disciplines to refer to a single vocal channel or voice model. There is no single official definition or organization that governs its use; instead, the phrase appears in diverse contexts, sometimes as a product or project name.

In music technology, single-voice (monophonic) configuration describes equipment or software that can play only one note at a time. This mode is common for basses, leads, or virtual instruments where legato response and timbral control are prioritized over polyphonic texture.

In speech processing and text-to-speech systems, singlevoice can denote a speech model derived from a single speaker or a design aimed at producing one distinct voice. Such configurations can be more lightweight and easier to train but may limit speaker variety.

In branding and software development, "SingleVoice" or "singlevoice" has been adopted by various unrelated startups, apps, and libraries. Because it is not tied to a specific standard, the meaning is context dependent and often clarified by accompanying documentation.

Related topics include monophony, polyphony, voice synthesis, and speaker adaptation.