Vocalista: Vocal Training 4+

Great App to Improve Singing Pitch

You will need to pay for the subscription to use this app to its fullest. However, I feel that it’s worth the price if you use it regularly. While I don’t feel this is a comprehensive solution to learning all of the complex aspects of singing, I do feel it’s exceptionally useful in improving your pitch - one of the most important aspects. The live visualization of your pitch is an incredible help in determining whether you are sharp or flat and can help you adjust accordingly. Before using this app, I could tell when my pitch was off on certain notes, but I couldn’t always tells whether I needed to raise or lower it. The score awarded after each exercise keeps me motivated and helps me quantify my progress over time. Additionally, being able to customize the exercises to your personal vocal range ensures that you can practice notes across your entire range while not having to wait while the app continues the lesson beyond your range. Finally, customer service has been very responsive to all of my suggestions to date. (Note: Using wired earbuds is critical to avoid latency and to avoid the app hearing its own notes being played and interpreting them as your notes being vocalized.) Highly recommend.

Awesome!

I’ve been a musician for my whole life and only recently decided to give singing a try. This app is super fun and the immediate feedback while singing as well as the score given after each exercise is very motivating. I feel like I have direction and clear goals. Been using it every day and tracking my progress since I got it a little over a week ago. Apps like these are immensely helpful for me, as I have always struggled to build consistent practice routines.

Developer Response ,

Hey there, thank you so much for the great review! We are thrilled to hear our app motivates you and is part of your singing journey.

Shows promise but fell short of my expectations

I expected the app to help me train my voice, and walk me through a vocal training journey. There are a variety of exercises available, which I like, and I value the rating it gives at the end of the exercise to show how well I did. But most of the exercises are very fast paced. If it was slower and allowed me to really take in the exercise and practice I could make progress. Right now, its like going to a cooking class with a professional chef to learn how to make a dish, but the chef is speed talking while they explain and making the dish while they talk. And I’m copying everything but leave without feeling like I didn’t learn