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voc

voc

9.6
The singing voice or singing parts in a song
  • noun
  • /voʊk/
  • Jargon
translation icon : vocal
  • She was praised for her powerful voc on the new album.

Examples

  • During the concert, the live voc impressed everyone in the audience.

  • The producer asked the singer to record the voc separately from the instruments.

  • The voc on this track is amazing!

  • She has a powerful voc that captivates the audience.

  • The producer asked the singer to record the voc separately from the instruments.

  • During the concert, the live voc impressed everyone in the audience.

  • She was praised for her powerful voc on the new album.

Synonyms

voice
vsvoc
  • Specialized
149 6.1

A single musical line sung or played by one part

is an abbreviation that refers specifically to singing not to instrumental melodic lines
vocalist
vsvoc
37 3.0

A person who sings, often in a band or group

is an abbreviation also used for singing parts not only people
vox
vsvoc
  • Jargon
1 8.6

The singing voice recorded separately from the instruments

is an abbreviation used broadly for singing parts or performers beyond recordings
voice part
vsvoc
  • Specialized
1 3.4

A part of a song for singers who sing in the same range, for example soprano

is an abbreviation used informally for singing parts or performers not formal written sections

How Prominent

frontman
12 4.1
voc
  • Jargon
9.6
backup
89 3.1

Surface Forms

voc singular
vocs plural

Etymology

Voc is also a short form from the root voc-, from Latin meaning 'voice' or 'call', and you can see it in vocal, which relates to singing. So voc refers to the singing 'voice' or the singer in a song.