Private audio practice beta for singers
Slow it down. Repeat the hard part. Make it yours.
Help shape a practice player built around the way you learn: choose a section, slow it down, repeat it, then try the words with less support. Start with an audio file you have permission to use.
- A–B loops, adjustable speed, and pitch controls in private beta
- Practice your own recordings or other permitted audio files
- Streaming catalog partnerships are being explored
Free beta · No credit card needed
Try the lyric cues that accompany practice
Practice · recall
Carry the Night
The Late Set · G · 112 BPM · 4/4
Chorus · try the words you cannot see
_____ ___ night __ a melody
____ it back ____ it ____ us free
When the ____ light fades ____ view
I'll _____ the night ____ you
Try the slider. In your own practice session, you report needed help, uncertain, or clean recall. This demo saves no progress.
Carry the Night · original demo song. The example saves no account data. This is a lyric-cue demonstration; no audio is playing.
Less typing. More rehearsing.
Bring your playlist. Find the lyrics. Make it your set.
Screenshot your playlist in any music app and paste or upload the images. You can also start with a supported playlist link, a pasted song list, or a photo of your written set. Find song matches, choose the right artist, and look up lyrics across your set without copying every song by hand.
Screenshot it. Paste it. Review it.
Keep song titles and artists visible, then paste or upload up to five playlist screenshots. Review the extracted list and fix anything unclear. This works from images, so your music app does not need a direct playlist connection.
Find the right song and artist
Missing an artist? Review suggestions based on titles and genre clues from confirmed songs. Correct spelling, choose another artist, and confirm uncertain matches before lyric lookup.
Look up lyrics, then rehearse
Our integrated lyric search finds available versions across the set. Preview and accept the right lyrics, make your edits, and start practicing. Paste your own lyrics when a match is missing.
Apple Music playlist links are coming soon; screenshots and pasted lists offer another way to bring its songs. YouTube and image reading are being tested in beta; the importer shows their availability. Spotify requires a connected account and an accessible playlist. Streaming services supply song information; lyrics come from a separate lookup service. Availability and matching vary. Review before use; chords, keys, and arrangements are prepared separately.
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Bring permitted audio
Use your own recording or a file you have permission to practice with. A streaming subscription does not supply an importable audio file.
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Drill one section
The private beta pairs repeatable sections with speed, pitch, and lyric-support controls. Device testing is still in progress.
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Check what stuck
Try the section with fewer cues, record how it felt, and return later for another attempt.
Start with your next rehearsal.
Create a free account to explore lyric practice. The audio player is in private beta; provider connections and full streaming catalogs are upcoming, subject to partner approval.
Explore the practice betaPractice audio requires an internet connection to open your recording. Keep the app in the foreground; background playback and reopening audio offline are not supported yet.