Suede SingOnline singing practice with live pitch feedbackSing one note. See exactly what came out.
Practice singing in your browser with live pitch feedback, guided warmups, and songs in your key. Hear a note, sing it back, and see where your voice lands.
The pitch meter and range test are free with no time limit. Guided practice includes 5 free minutes a day; Pro removes the limit, $79 once. Audio stays on your device.
No install·No ads·Famous singers' ranges
Two ways in
Prefer a sequence? The free learn-to-sing guide has a seven-day plan, and the free voice lessons go one small skill at a time.
Start with what your voice already does
You don't need to know your voice type, read music, or own anything but a microphone. Three rooms in this order answer the questions beginners arrive with.
- Test your rangeAfter a few easy hums, find the lowest and highest clear notes you can sing today and get a voice-type estimate.
- Sing a guided warmupFollow a short pattern and get scored as you go. Quiet and easy on purpose.
- Watch your pitch liveSee the note you're singing against the note you meant. That is how off-key becomes fixable.
Leave with a range measurement and a clearer picture of your pitch. A suggested voice category is a starting point, not a definitive classification.
Go straight to what's limiting you
Look beyond the extremes: where your pitch drifts on a held note, which intervals need work, and how the same phrase sounds across takes.
- Watch a held note for driftSustain a comfortable note and watch whether your pitch rises or falls. The trace shows the drift, not its cause.
- Find your weak intervalsInterval ID names the right interval after every miss, so you can note the ones that keep slipping. Then drill just those pairs on the piano in Tools.
- Change one thing and A/B itSame phrase, one variable, back to back. The comparison that shows whether a change helped.
Then let the coach keep score: Pro adds a per-note accuracy chart, charts your range tests over months, and opens the coach's whole daily plan, not just its first two steps.
Every practice room, in your browser
Open any room and sing. Live pitch feedback, range testing, warmups, ear training, breath work and song practice, all in the browser.
Start with a voice you already know
Each range is the span a singer is commonly cited as covering. Open a profile for its available source evidence and the span on a keyboard, then run the range test and put your voice beside it.
- AdeleMezzo-sopranoC3–A#5
- Olivia RodrigoOlivia Rodrigo's voice type is disputed in the reviewed sources; this review does not establish a definitive classical classification.Reported reference span: B2–A#5
- Reba McEntireReba McEntire's own lesson describes a peak-career span of about three octaves, wider than this catalog's listed span, but gives no endpoints; the reviewed sources do not establish a definitive classical voice type.Reported reference span: E3–F5
- Alex WarrenPublished evidence supports written compasses for specific Alex Warren songs, not a definitive baritone classification or full-career endpoints.Reported reference span: G2–A4
- Sam SmithSam Smith's long-time coach describes baritone-to-tenor territory; the reviewed sources do not establish a definitive countertenor classification.Reported reference span: G2–C6
- Arijit SinghA public artist biography describes Arijit Singh as a rich baritone; the reviewed sources dispute a definitive tenor label.Reported reference span: C3–C5
- Freddie MercuryCatalog label: BaritoneF2–F6
- Whitney HoustonCatalog label: Mezzo-sopranoA2–C6
- Mariah CareyCatalog label: SopranoF2–G7
- Jeff BuckleyCatalog label: TenorE2–D6
- BeyoncéCatalog label: Mezzo-sopranoB2–D#6
- Michael JacksonCatalog label: TenorD#2–F6
- Aretha FranklinCatalog label: Mezzo-sopranoG2–E6
- Taylor SwiftCatalog label: Mezzo-sopranoA2–A#5
- Billie EilishCatalog label: Mezzo-sopranoA2–B5
- Ariana GrandeCatalog label: SopranoD3–E7
- Bruno MarsCatalog label: TenorG2–D6
- Celine DionCatalog label: SopranoA#2–C6
- Stevie WonderCatalog label: TenorC2–E6
- PrinceCatalog label: TenorE2–B5
- Axl RoseCatalog label: TenorF1–A#6
- Chris CornellCatalog label: TenorE2–A5
- Dimash KudaibergenCatalog label: TenorC2–C8
- Damiano DavidCatalog label: BaritoneA2–B4
Keep the browser studio. Add deeper analysis on iPhone.
The web studio gives you live pitch and range testing with no daily clock. Suede Voice, the optional phone companion, has its own practice tools; the iPhone app adds register analysis.
Start a session
Hear it, sing it back
Track the work
- Find your vocal range
- Find the low and high notes you can sing. Use the result as a starting point for practice and choosing songs.
- Give practice a direction
- Work through vocal exercises for warmups, pitch accuracy, breath support, and register transitions. Pick a drill and build a routine you can return to.
- Hear your progress
- On iPhone, follow a live pitch trace, record takes on your device, and compare your measured range with famous singers in the range library.
- Register analysis on iPhone
- The iPhone app has its own practice tools, recorder and register analysis. Features and purchase options can differ between platforms; each store lists the current details.
How Suede Sing compares
The free studio beside the apps you would compare it to, row by row.
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Competitor rows rechecked August 2026 against vendor sites and app listings. ～ = partial, limited, video-only, or unclear from public info.
The coach on top of the studio
Suede Pro is the coach on top of the free studio, $79 once for life: no daily practice limit, the full daily plan, per-note accuracy, pitch analysis on every take, and both books.
- Both books in full: 50 chapters, 105,597 words, two PDFs to keep
- The whole daily practice plan, not just the first two steps the free plan shows
- A per-note accuracy chart, and your range charted over months
- Pitch analysis on every recorded take
Early Access: $79 once for lifetime access·Never renews
Your voice stays yours. All audio analysis runs on this device. No audio is uploaded, and there are no ads.
Your mic is the only equipment
Open the pitch meter, enable your mic, and see the note you are singing. Or start a guided warmup and follow the notes on screen.
Ready for the coach? Suede Pro is $79 once