First phrase lands on time
Count-in and visual beat help you enter at the right moment.
Metronome for vocal practice
Practice entrances, phrases, and breath timing.
Singers need steady BPM too. Entrances, diction, breath points, and sustained notes can all be practiced against the same pulse.
Stabilize entrances first
Phrase length stays repeatable
A fixed BPM makes diction, breath points, and long notes easier to repeat.
Subdivide complex rhythms
Eighths, triplets, and sixteenths expose rushed syllables and uneven endings.
Save songs and warmups separately
Warmups get their own tempo
Vowels, rhythm drills, and warmups can each have a preset.
Songs get their own tempo too
A song can store BPM, meter, sound, count-in, and speed ladder.
Order can become a setlist
Warmups, lesson material, and performance songs can be arranged in order.
Put singing into the week
Reminder brings it back
Local reminders fit daily vocal practice.
Calendar holds the time
Warmup, song work, and rehearsal prep can become a calendar entry.
Move from slow to song tempo
Beginner, practice, normal, and challenge speeds help bridge the gap.
Come back to the right song
Log what you practiced
Vocal timing work can leave history too.
Use heatmap for consistency
Goals and heatmap show whether the week continued.
Reopen the correct song
Recents and presets bring back the last song or exercise quickly.
Real app screens
Screens used on these pages
Each page uses real app screens such as tempo settings, preset editing, practice logs, reminders, heatmap, setlists, and Wi-Fi sync.
Tempo screen
BPM, meter, subdivision, start/stop, and visual beat cues live on one screen.
Preset editor
A song or exercise can save BPM, meter, subdivision, sound, volume, count-in, and practice speeds.
Practice reminders
Local reminders default to evening and can be changed or turned off in Settings.
Setlists
Arrange song presets in rehearsal or stage order so the next tempo is ready.
Save your vocal tempos.
Store song or exercise tempos, practice entrances and phrase timing, then start from the right place next time.