Singing Games

All singers need a highly accurate sense of pitch. We have designed several games that will strengthen your ability to sing in tune. You can play the first three levels of all games, record your scores and track your progress simply by creating a free account.
 
 

Pitch Training for Singers Our pitch training games for singers will help you develop a consistently accurate sense of pitch so that you will always be in tune when you sing, whether on your own or as part of choir. In the games below, you will be challenged to hit all the right notes with your voice.

Vocal Match
Harmony Singing, Tuning & Pitch
Vocal Degrees (Major)
Scale Singing
Vocal Steps (Repeat)
Phrase Singing
 
 

Aural Training for Singers Vocalists should be able to detect slight differences in pitch, and should also be able to recognize scale degrees by ear. The games below will strengthen both your tuning and your sense of relative pitch.

Dango Brothers
Tuning & Pitch
Speed Pitch
Tuning & Pitch
Tone Drops
Scale Degrees
 
 
Singing Games for Tuning & Pitch Improvement
Vocal Match (requires mic & headset)
For some people - even some accomplished musicians - it's not always easy to sing on key with perfect accuracy all the time. Vocal Match is the first in our series of sight-singing games where the control will come from your voice! This game will take you all the way from matching pitch to singing four-part chords.

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Vocal Degrees (Major) (requires mic & headset)
One of the keys to recognizing melodies by ear is to be so familiar with the major and minor scales that you can sing any degree of the scale without having to stop and think. Vocal Degrees will help you 'internalize' these scale degree sounds by playing a set of chords and then prompting you to sing a particular scale degree in that key.

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Vocal Steps (Repeat)
Vocal Steps (Repeat)
The ability to sing by sight - to see a written melody and be able to sing it immediately - is a skill that is highly useful to all musicians, and especially useful for singers in choirs and ensembles. This game will start you on the path to sight-singing by giving you short, simple melodic exercises that move in small steps.

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Ear Training Games for Singers
Dango Brothers
Musicians often need to distinguish between subtle differences in pitch, and should also notice when someone is playing or singing out of tune. In particular, guitarists and other string players must often tune 'on the fly', making quick corrections to their tuning in the middle of a performance. Dango Brothers will help sharpen your ear for tuning and pitch.

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Speed Pitch
The first step to developing a good ear for music is to be able to 'match pitch.' This means being able to accurately reproduce with your voice a tone you have just heard. To do this, you must be able to accurately compare the frequency (pitch) of two tones. Dramatically sharpen your sense of pitch with our new game Speed Pitch!

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Tone Drops
The ability to recognize tones within a given key is called 'relative pitch', and is an essential skill for learning to play music by ear. Tone Drops is our latest falling object game, and will sharpen your sense of relative pitch. This game trains the same basic skills as Paddle Tones, but uses a wider range of octaves and instrument sounds.

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