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Soprano, Alto, Tenor, or Bass? — Reading Voice Type from Your Range Map

30 May 2026

Voice types in singing — soprano, alto, tenor, and bass — explained in plain language, plus how the VOICE label on a vocal range map is calculated, what RANGE and sustained notes really mean, and when to trust (or ignore) the hint.

Vocal Range Test

Mic Room Diagnostics — A 3-Check Browser Setup Before You Sing or Record

30 May 2026

A mic room check and microphone setup for singing in the browser: three quick diagnostic checks for noise, space ring, and voice input — plus how to read the report before you open Singing Recorder or Vocal Pitch Monitor.

#Mic Room Diagnostics

Vocal Scales with Live Pitch Feedback — What to Watch on the Graph

26 May 2026

Vocal scales practice with live pitch feedback: what your scale singing pitch graph is really showing, which notes to fix first, and how to use Vocal Scales plus the on-page graph for a focused vocal warmup.

Vocal Scales

A 20-Minute Vocal Practice Session on the MusicalBoard Dashboard — One Browser Tab, Start to Finish

25 May 2026

A vocal practice routine and browser singing practice in one screen: a 20-minute dashboard workflow from warmup through range check, scales, recording, and review — which MusicalBoard tools to use in each block and what to watch on screen.

MusicalBoard

How to Set Frequency Range and Sensitivity in a Spectrum Analyzer — Optimizing Vocal Spectrum for Vocal Practice

23 May 2026

A spectrum analyzer only delivers the information you need when you set the right frequency range and sensitivity for your purpose. This guide explains how to adjust Vocal Spectrum's frequency range presets and sensitivity slider to match your vocal practice goals.

Vocal Spectrum

Bar, Line, and Circle Spectrum Views — Which Graph Shows Vocal Tone Changes More Clearly?

22 May 2026

Vocal Spectrum's Bar, Line, and Circle graphs visualize the same audio data in three distinct ways. This article compares which view works best for harmonic analysis, formant tracking, and overall tone distribution, and explains the peak hold line and PEAK/LEVEL/CENTROID/RMS metrics for each mode in the context of real practice.

Vocal Spectrum

How to Auto-Tune Your Vocal Take in the Browser — Key, Scale, and A/B Compare

21 May 2026

Online auto-tune and browser vocal pitch correction can run entirely inside your tab — no upload required. Set key, scale, and the three sliders, hit Apply, then A/B the original and corrected takes at the same timestamp while the pitch roadmap shows how far each note moved.

Auto Tune

Using the Playback Bar in Vocal Practice — Looping Difficult Sections and Checking Timing

20 May 2026

Targeted section repetition is one of the most reliable ways to improve your singing quickly. Learn how to drag Singing Recorder's progress bar to any point in a recording, and how to combine the pitch graph and metronome to drill difficult passages with precision.

Singing Recorder

The Vocal Intonation Map — What Accuracy and Coverage Each Mean

19 May 2026

The intonation heatmap in Vocal Range Test has two channels. Accuracy shows how precisely you hit each note; coverage shows how often you sang it. This article explains how to read both channels together and how to turn that information into a focused practice plan.