Dubloon is four voice games for iPhone, three of them on Mac too. Dub a film scene or a video of your own, sing a song in reverse, or imitate a rooster. All you need is a microphone.
Tap record and say your name, or sing a line. Up to 5 seconds. Then hear it backwards.
Not a phone app on a big screen. Scenes in a sidebar, lines in a list, the picture in a viewer, every take on a timeline and the scores in an inspector.
Pick one from the menu. None of them will make you sound normal.
Dubloon ProLoad a scene, hear the original line, then record your own. The original waveform sits under yours, so you see exactly where you came in early or ran long.
LINELine by line, at your own pace, every character colour-codedPACEA pacing bar that turns amber the moment you run past the originalSCORETiming, pacing and delivery marked on every take, or switched offEXPORTThe whole scene as a video, ready to send
FreeRecord a song and Dubloon flips it. Sing the backwards version you hear, and the app flips your attempt back. Get it right and you come out singing the real song. It is the reverse singing challenge, with a score.
FLIPBig simple buttons, or the full waveform with loop, speed and pitchSCOREA grade for how close you gotKEEPSave your best takes and come back to them
Pick any video you have filmed and put your own voice on it. The dog, the baby, the holiday footage nobody narrated. The video plays while you record, and you share the result.
PICKAny clip from your library, up to a minuteMIXKeep the original sound quietly under your voice, or drop itSTAYSYour video never leaves your phone unless you share it
Hear a sound, then make it yourself. A barking dog, a rooster, a car horn, a laser. Dubloon judges your rhythm, pitch and tone against the real thing and stamps a verdict on it.
24Animals, horns and alarms, cartoon effects and human noisesVERDICTApproved or not, with a score for rhythm, pitch, tone and lengthSHARETurn your best attempt into a video, face included
Switch on the camera and Dubloon films you while you perform. Export the finished scene with your face in the corner, stacked for a story, or side by side. The camera stays off until you turn it on.
The whole game, on iPhone and Mac, as long as you like. No trial, no timer.
Movie Scene Dub, Sound Imitation, community dub packs, Booth Cam and exports. Buy it once or subscribe, and it unlocks on iPhone and Mac alike. See the App Store for the price in your country.
Your recordings, takes, booth footage and dubs stay on your iPhone or Mac until you choose to share them. No account, no sign-up.
Camp Rules comes from Sprite Fright (CC BY 4.0), Awesome in Space from Tears of Steel (CC BY 3.0), A Kindred Spirit from Sintel (CC BY 3.0) and Stuck Up from The Outsider (1951, public domain). Import community packs from Files, Finder or AirDrop.
Dubloon is built by hand in Switzerland. If it makes you laugh, a review on the App Store helps more than you would think.
Record a line of a song, play it reversed, then copy the reversed sound as closely as you can. Reverse your copy and you hear the original song again, in your voice. Dubloon does the recording, reversing and scoring for you, and the booth at the top of this page lets you try it now.
Dubloon is free to download and reverse singing is free for everyone. Dubloon Pro unlocks movie scene dubbing, sound imitation, Booth Cam and video exports, as a one-time purchase or a subscription.
Yes. On the Mac, Dubloon is an editing suite with a sidebar, a lines list, a viewer, a timeline and an inspector, and it works from the keyboard. Dubloon Pro bought on iPhone unlocks on the Mac too, on the same Apple Account.
No. Recordings, takes, booth footage and exported dubs stay on your device until you choose to share them. There is no account and no sign-up.
Four scenes are included: Camp Rules from Sprite Fright (CC BY 4.0), Awesome in Space from Tears of Steel (CC BY 3.0), A Kindred Spirit from Sintel (CC BY 3.0) and Stuck Up from The Outsider (1951, public domain). After that you can import community dub packs from Files, Finder or AirDrop. Make sure you have the right to use whatever you dub.