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Suede Voice, the singing app for iPhone and Android

Find your range. Know what to practice.

Suede Voice: Vocal Range Test is the vocal range and singing practice app from Suede AI, built by Jason Colapietro. It is a free download for iPhone and Android: start with the notes you can sing, then make your next session count.

This page is the app download rather than the test itself. If you want the test, it is free in the browser and needs no install: take the vocal range test in Suede Sing, our browser studio.

Get the official app

Both listings are named Suede Voice: Vocal Range Test and list Jason Colapietro as the developer.

iPhone

iOS 17 or later. Free download with optional in-app purchases.

Download on the App Store

Android

Free download on Google Play. Check the listing for device compatibility.

Get it on Google Play

Features and purchase options can differ between platforms. Each store lists the current details.

A starting point for your next practice

Find your vocal range

Run a range test to 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.

How Suede Voice and Suede Sing fit together

Suede Voice is the mobile app. Suede Sing is the browser studio and Chrome extension. Both are from Suede AI. Without installing the mobile app, you can use the free browser range test, pitch studio, take recorder and tools with no daily clock, and warmups, ear training, breath and songs for 5 free minutes of guided practice a day. The iPhone app has its own practice tools, recorder and register analysis.

Questions about the app?

The range test measures the notes in a session. Treat a voice-type result as practice guidance; a singing teacher can help you interpret it in context.