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Sing one note. See exactly what came out.
Your voice has a signature. Suede Sing reads it: range, register transitions, breath support, resonance, vibrato, each session, on-device. The result is your TonePrint, and a practice plan built from it.
Start here in your browser, no install required. Suede Voice, the phone companion, is optional, for when you want deeper on-device voice analysis.
On-device analysis·No signup for the web studio·Famous singers' ranges
Two ways in, depending on where you're starting
Everything below is free and open right now. These are just the two orders that waste the least 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 actually arrive with.
- Test your rangeTwo minutes. You get your lowest and highest notes and the voice type they suggest.
- 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 — which is how off-key becomes fixable.
Fifteen minutes in, you know your range, your voice type, and whether you tend to sit under the note.
Go straight to what's actually limiting you
The interesting numbers aren't the extremes. They're where tone drifts on a held note, which intervals you round off, and what the voice does through the passaggio.
- Hunt the driftSustain long notes and watch for a slow sag — usually support showing up as a pitch problem.
- Find your weak intervalsMost trained ears have a distinct slippery set. Drill those instead of the whole twelve.
- 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 charts per-note accuracy and range history, and plans tomorrow around your weak notes.
Everything a practice session needs, one tab over
No install required, no signup, no ads. Open any room and sing — the browser studio does live pitch feedback, range testing, warmups, ear training, breath work and song practice.
Measured voices
Start with a voice you already know
Every range below is the span a singer is commonly cited as covering, low note to high. Open one to see it drawn on a keyboard, then run the range test and put your own voice beside it.
- Freddie MercuryBaritoneF2–F6
- Whitney HoustonMezzo-sopranoA2–C6
- Mariah CareySopranoF2–G7
- Jeff BuckleyTenorE2–D6
- AdeleMezzo-sopranoC3–A#5
- BeyoncéMezzo-sopranoB2–D#6
- Michael JacksonTenorD#2–F6
- Aretha FranklinMezzo-sopranoG2–E6
- Taylor SwiftMezzo-sopranoA2–A#5
- Billie EilishMezzo-sopranoA2–B5
- Ariana GrandeSopranoD3–E7
- Bruno MarsTenorG2–D6
- Celine DionSopranoA#2–C6
- Stevie WonderTenorC2–E6
- PrinceTenorE2–B5
- Axl RoseTenorF1–A#6
- Chris CornellTenorE2–A5
- Dimash KudaibergenTenorC2–C8
- 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 reviewed sources describe a peak-career span of about three octaves but 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: A2–F#4
- 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
Keep the browser studio. Add deeper analysis on iPhone.
The web studio gives you live pitch, range and guided practice, free with no install required. If you want more detail, Suede Voice — the optional iPhone companion — adds an analysis layer: every sustained note becomes a row of objective measurements, and the result is your TonePrint.
Start a session
Hear it, sing it back
Track the work
- H1−H2 differential
- The amplitude gap between the first two harmonics of a sustained note. Near zero reads as chest voice; +6 dB or more reads as falsetto.
- Passaggio mapping
- Where your voice changes mechanism, found by sweeping pitch and watching that differential invert. The app reports the note where confident chest first gives way — one boundary, not a zone.
- Spectral tilt
- How fast harmonic energy falls away across H1–H4, in dB per octave. A steeper slope means a lighter, more falsetto-like source.
- Cepstral peak prominence
- A standard clinical measure of how periodic a tone is. Higher values track with clearer, less breathy phonation.
Analysis runs on the phone. What used to need a sound booth and a Praat script now runs in the background of a session you already wanted to record.
The whole toolkit, in one tab
Most trainers do a few of these things, behind an install requirement. Suede Sing does all of them on the web: the studio and the range test free without limits, three free minutes of guided practice a day, and unlimited practice on Pro.
Swipe for 5 competitors
Competitor rows rechecked August 2026 against vendor sites and app listings. ～ = partial, limited, video-only, or unclear from public info.
Three steps, no setup
- 01
Enable your mic
Grant mic access once. Audio is analyzed on your device and never leaves it.
- 02
Sing the guided exercises
Follow the note lanes in warmups, ear training, and songs. Scoring is instant.
- 03
Watch your numbers grow
Range, accuracy, and streaks build session by session on your progress page.
The coach on top of the studio
The studio, the range test and 636 measured voices are free. Free accounts get three minutes of guided practice a day across warmups, ear training, breath and all 26 songs. Pro removes the clock and adds the library and the long memory: both books in full, pitch analysis on every take, and your range charted over months rather than one test at a time.
- Both books open at once — 50 chapters, 104,132 words, two PDFs to keep
- A practice plan that rebuilds itself around your weak notes
- Range growth and accuracy trends, week over week
- Pitch analysis on every recorded take
Early Access: $4.99 a month or $79 once·The $4.99 monthly price stays while your subscription remains active·Monthly cancels anytime·Lifetime never renews
Your voice stays yours. All audio analysis runs on this device — nothing is recorded to a server, uploaded, or tied to an account.
On-device analysis·Nothing uploaded·No account
Your mic is the only equipment
Open the studio, sing one warmup, and see your pitch on screen in under a minute.
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