Singing practice

Want to sing better?
Sing one line and find out how.

Sing along to a short line — about ten seconds. SingDeep listens, picks the single thing most worth working on, and gives you one small exercise for it. Then you sing it again and it tells you whether that thing actually moved. No account, and nothing to install.

Try it — takes a minute

How it works

  1. It finds one problem. Not a page of metrics — the single thing most worth fixing in this phrase.
  2. It gives you one exercise. A vowel, a tempo, or a timing drill aimed at exactly that.
  3. It measures the retry. Sing it again and it re-reads the same measurement on the new take, then reports the difference. A change too small to measure reliably is reported as no change, not as progress.

What you get

One phrase, one thing to fix

This is a real result, not a mockup: two sopranos singing the same phrase of Caro mio ben, measured by the engine below.

Fix this phrase

Steady the middle of the note

sustain pitch

Sing the phrase once on 'ng' at half speed. Keep the vowel sound steady through the middle of each note, then repeat the lyric.

What SingDeep heard: From 9.88–10.25s, the sustained body spreads 41 cents and drifts 72 cents downward.

Success looks like: Keep the sustained body within 50 cents and narrow its spread by at least 10 cents.

Your own result appears here once you record a take.

Your turn

Pick a line, then sing it

Two steps. Choose something short to sing along to, then sing it. You will get one thing to work on — and headphones make the result far more accurate, because on speakers the backing gets recorded as your voice.

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Warm up

Slide from low to high, like a siren

One long ooh, as low as is comfortable up to as high as is comfortable, then back down. There is nothing to hit and no way to get it wrong. Watch the line follow your voice.

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Step one

What are you singing along to?

Start with one of the examples below — they are quickest, and any of them works. Or bring your own song. Either way you are aiming at the singer, not copying them exactly.

Pick something above to get started.

Sing a different part of it
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Step two

Now sing it

Press record and sing along. Nothing is uploaded until you ask for the result, and you can redo it as many times as you like.

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Count me in

You get a countdown on screen, then the music starts and your microphone begins. It lines the two up closely, though not to the millisecond.

Wear headphones if you can. On speakers the backing gets picked up by the microphone and measured as if you sang it. Your browser only asks for the microphone when you press record, and you never hear yourself echoed back.

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