Meetune Releases Koemori Karaoke App For iOS And Android
Koemori treats other people's singing as material to sing over rather than a finished post, which is a different bet than the solo-recording model most karaoke apps are built on.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Meetune Entertainment released Koemori, a karaoke app for iOS and Android, on October 8, 2026. Users can record their singing and layer their voice onto other users' posts in danmaku format, with AI vocal adjustment covering beautification, pitch correction, and noise removal. The app is free to download with some in-app purchases, and also offers chorus-only singing and a precision scoring function.
Meetune Entertainment put Koemori on iOS and Android on October 8, 2026. The core loop is additive: a user finds a singing post in the feed and records their own voice on top of it. The app calls this voice danmaku, and it covers harmony parts, interjections, and calls.
Recording tools include vocal beautification, pitch correction, and noise removal, plus volume balance and timing adjustment afterward. Effects add studio or live-venue resonance, and filters change the impression of a voice. Users can also sing only a chorus and check their pitch with a precision scoring function.
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- ASCII.jp 歌声でつながる新感覚カラオケアプリ「Koemori」正式リリース