Learn to Sing

Edwell

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About this app

Pitch-Perfect Practice 🎶:
Receive real-time feedback on your pitch accuracy.
Learn to hit the right notes effortlessly.
No sheet music? No problem! Our intuitive interface makes music theory accessible to all.

Comprehensive Learning 🎼:
Master musical notes, scales, and intervals.
Dive into the world of harmonies and melodic progressions.
All delivered in an easy-to-follow, fun format.
Versatile Usage 🎤:
Warm up your vocal cords before any performance.
Perfect for karaoke nights, jamming with friends, or strumming your guitar.
Create Your Own Songs: Craft melodies, lyrics, and share them with fellow music enthusiasts.

Seamless Sharing 💌:
Collaborate with teachers, students, or fellow singers.
Share your original compositions via email or messaging apps.
Open your creations in any music score application, even on your computer.

Note by Note 🎵:
From whole notes to thirty-second notes (and rests), we’ve got you covered.
Explore single or double dotted notation for expressive compositions.
Remember, while our app empowers you, it doesn’t replace the invaluable guidance of a music teacher. So, sing your heart out, learn, and harmonize—because music knows no bounds! 🎶🌟

Ratings and reviews

I like this app, but it's strange that it only has a specific vocal range for men and women. It would be nice to be able to chose the range via alto, tenor, baritone, and etc., or just pick the notes manually. I'm a lower-end baritone and want to be able to exercise my full natural range (G2-B3), but it's slightly too high for me to do that (C3-E4).

Good for those who already sing and want to make sure they are on pitch. It clearly shows if you are sharp or flat. The excersizes are not perfect - They need more arpeggios exercises. It's always better to have a vocal coach give exercises for your own problem areas, and help you stretch your range but if you already sing, you can use their major scales and do your own thing. The "songs" are not songs at all but rather just a string of random words set to unresolving random pitches.

Addresses a lot of the issues I have with singing, so it's great for that. My issue, the ads. Not that there are ads but that every few exercises I feel like I'm doing great and then they play another singing ad with some professional who's supposed to be just some "regular singer" reminding me I suck. If there weren't so many ads reminding me I'm not very good at singing then I would give it a 5 star rating.

What’s new

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1) Fixed bug that persisted semitone modification when repeating exercise while creating music.

2) Limited increase of bpm to value supported by the application.

3) For new devices with support for dynamic frame rate update (120Hz and other variants), fixed desynchronization between score and piano. (Thanks to user feedback).

4) General updates for newer devices.