Train the
support.
Keep the range.
Your range is not the problem. A1 to Eb5, belt to F5: you can reach the notes. The work is air, holding them steady at the very top and the very bottom. So every pattern here starts low and climbs, and hip hop gets its own rhythm room.
Voice Print
Falsetto B3 to C5. Speaking low Db2, high Bb4. Your tone is low and warm, chest first, with a soft top end, which is why the guide tones here are a mellow electric piano instead of a bright beep.
-3.57 · 1.97 · 9.40 · 3.70 · -0.68 · -3.23 · -7.60
5 minutes support, then one style
Pick a style block. The routine chains breath work first, then drops you straight into that block.
Support block: Straw Siren, Hiss Timer, Messa di Voce, Lip Trill Scale. About 5 minutes when you do 3 to 4 reps each.
Balanced today: support first, then your style block. Once your log names a weakest zone, this split shifts toward it.
Optional third block: one Expression drill after the style work. Once your log has a reading, this spot speaks up on its own whenever you are singing under your old habit level.
Your problem zones, trained on purpose
Nothing here yet, on purpose. Record a few pitched exercises with the mic on and your weak zones show up in your practice log. Focus Work then builds a routine out of them, weakest first, with starting keys set at the notes that need the work.
How it decides: a note becomes a focus note when it lands under 65 percent hits or drifts more than 55 cents on average across at least 3 tries. Simple rules on your logged numbers, computed on this device. No black box, and a note retires itself when your trend turns Solid.
Pick your room
Every exercise has Play and Stop that stay on screen so you can repeat it. Patterns transpose up by semitone between reps and the next key is always shown. Scales climb all the way to the top note, hold for a real breath, then descend. Pick your starting note once and the app remembers it for the rest of the session. Guide tones are generated on device. Recording is optional and opt in: Record and Go arms the mic, counts in 4 beats at tempo, and starts the pattern in sync, and the recorder now measures your sung level as well as pitch, so What We Found reports your expressive range alongside the note grades. Everything is analyzed live on this device, your audio is never stored or uploaded, and only the numbers go into a practice log kept in this browser.
Section
Exercise
Next key: Bb2
One tap. Count in. Sing.
Record and Go is the main flow now. One tap arms the mic, counts you in with 4 metronome beats at the exercise tempo, then starts the pattern in sync while it records. No more pressing Play, then scrambling for Record and missing the first notes. One Stop ends both and opens What We Found. Every target note gets graded against what you actually sang, and your sung level is measured too, so the report can show your expressive range, not just pitch. Pitch and level are analyzed on this device. Your audio is never stored or uploaded, only the numbers go into your practice log.
Not recording. Record and Go works on pitched exercises: scales, sirens, messa di voce, holds, and every Expression drill.
You: not listening yet
Practice Log
Every recorded session lands here: what you practiced, which notes you hit, which ones drifted, and how each note is trending over time. This is the data Focus Work reads.