Sight Singing Pro vv2024.26

The app, called Sight Singing Pro, is designed to help users develop their sight singing abilities. It offers a method of sight-reading and singing music, measuring the pitch of every note you sing and immediately giving you feedback on whether it’s correct or not. This article will cover the best aspects of Sight Singing Pro, as well as tips on how to apply them to your singing. Sight Singing Pro’s ability to measure the pitch of the notes you sing and give feedback on its accuracy is one of its key features. This instant feedback allows you to quickly make changes and immediately improve your singing.

The app also records your singing and plays it back with the corresponding melody, visually comparing how you’re doing and where you need to improve. The report that is part of Sight Singing Pro and displays a summary of your performance is another great feature. In this part, you can monitor your progress and determine where to focus your efforts. The report carefully analyzes your performance and includes details such as accuracy, pitch stability, and timing. You can choose the types of notes displayed in the score using the Detail mode, another fantastic feature. You can also transpose music into multiple keys to make it easier to practice and improve your abilities.

When using Sight Singing Pro, you can choose between treble, bass, alto, tenor clefs, as well as Intro II, Easy, Moderate, and Difficult difficulty levels. Other customization options in the app include support for links, dotted notes and triplets, and selecting the type of notes and rests that appear in the score. You can also select a time signature of 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 3/8, 6/8, or 9/8, as well as a key from a list of twelve major and twelve minor keys, as well as a jump setting. Additionally, you control the number of bars, tempo, and how syllables are displayed (fixed, movable, or letter name). Double-clicking the score will quickly show or hide syllables.

Features:
– Choice of keys from treble, bass, alto and tenor.
– Select the difficulty level: “Introduction I”, “Introduction II”, “Easy”, “Moderate” and “Difficult”.
– Select the type of notes and rests that appear in the score.
– Supports links, dotted notes and triplets.
– Installation of the jump.
– Size selection: 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 3/8, 6/8 and 9/8.
– Select a key from twelve major and twelve minor keys.
– Setting the number of bars.
– Change of pace.
– Display of syllables in a fixed, movable or letter name. (Also, double-clicking on the score will easily hide/show them.)
– Supports more octave options.
– Large-scale practice mode.
– Save music sheets you’ve tried so you can review them later.