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Apple Music Selfie Sing in iOS 27.3 lets you record karaoke videos

Apple Music's new Selfie Sing feature, coming with iOS 27.3 (now in beta), records a selfie video of you singing with real-time lyrics, voice effects and sharing.

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Apple Music is turning its karaoke mode into something you can share. A new feature called Selfie Sing lets you record a video of yourself singing while lyrics scroll in real time, Engadget reports, citing MacRumors. It comes with iOS 27.3, which is now in beta.

How Selfie Sing works

Selfie Sing builds on Apple Music Sing, the karaoke feature introduced in 2022 that lets you turn down the original vocals. Pick a song, turn on the camera and start recording. Before saving or sharing, you can adjust your voice level and add effects: Megaphone, Echo, Concert Hall and Studio.

The catch: it doesn't cover the whole catalogue. Selfie Sing uses its own playlist of sing-along hits — so far including Kelly Clarkson's "Since U Been Gone", One Direction's "What Makes You Beautiful", Madonna's "Like a Virgin", Britney Spears' "...Baby One More Time" and Dolly Parton's "9 to 5".

When you'll get it

iOS 27.3 is in developer beta now, alongside more Siri AI features and a redesigned Health app; the public release is expected in December. Apple is also opening Siri AI to third-party apps in the same beta cycle.

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