Singing practice

SingDeep compares your take to a reference
and names the one thing to fix.

You sing a phrase against a reference recording. SingDeep isolates the biggest fixable problem — pitch, timing, or attack — gives you one exercise for it, then measures whether your next take improved.

Fix a phrase How the ear works

Pitch centre Phrase timing Attack Vibrato Intent

The studio

Your reference and your take

Choose a 5–15 second reference phrase, then record or upload your voice. Wear headphones.

Reference

Choose a short reference phrase

Use a 5–15 second clip. SingDeep isolates the singer. The performance is a target, not gospel.

Choose song WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC or AIFF

Start (seconds) End (seconds)

Choose a reference to confirm this 10-second phrase.

Your voice

Record your take

Record a solo vocal in this browser, or bring in a clean recording.

or Choose a file

Count-in before recording Count-in 2 beats Count-in 4 beats

SingDeep counts you in on screen, then plays the reference before your mic starts. Close enough to sing together. Not frame-accurate.

Your browser asks for mic access only when you hit record. Nothing you sing gets played back to you live.

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Ready when both tracks are in place.

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What it hears

How the analysis works

It finds one problem

SingDeep measures pitch centre, transitions and phrase timing, then picks the one problem worth working on first.

It gives one exercise

One exercise — a vowel, a tempo, a timing fix — aimed at that problem. Not a page of metrics.

It measures the retry

Your next take tests whether the exercise helped. SingDeep reports whether that specific problem moved.

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