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Yes, some singers do use vocal processors to alter the sound of their voice, modify certain frequencies, or provide additional effects like reverb, delay, and distortion. These devices can be used to create unique sounds, compensate for weaknesses in a singer’s natural voice, or mimic the sound of other singers or instruments. However, many famous singers prefer to rely on their natural voices and performance skills rather than using vocal processors. It’s a tool, but not a requirement for all singers.