Find your note. Make it yours.
Hear a note, sing it back, and follow your voice. Practice at your own pace, then check your pitch when you’re ready.
Hear a reference, match it with a live meter, and try the note trail or an optional eight-second test.
Questions about pitch practice
Can I measure how closely I sing C4?
Yes. Choose C4, hear the reference and sing it back. Match a note compares your detected pitch with C4, including the octave. The result shows the share of detected singing within 25 cents of that target.
What does the steadiness test measure?
Hold a steady note compares your singing with your own average pitch. It measures consistency. Match a note is the option to check whether you sang a specific reference correctly.
Can I just practice?
Yes. Enable your microphone and explore the live meter for as long as you like. Start a test or play the optional note trail when you want to.
Is my voice recorded or uploaded?
No. Pitch detection runs in your browser. Audio is not recorded or uploaded.
Why is the meter not showing a note?
The input-level bar shows whether the microphone hears sound. A note appears when the detector finds a clear pitch. Try a steady hum close to the microphone with background music paused.