Readywhen you are
Tap Start. You’ll hear C4, then sing it back.
Climb & return
5 notes · Best —Game
Listen, then sing.
Paused
Round complete
Turn your phone sideways
Pitch Quest needs the wide view so you can see the notes coming.
WELCOME TO PITCH COACH
FIND YOUR STARTING NOTE
Choose a relaxed note you can hold. There’s no perfect note to find.
Listening for your voice…
YOUR STARTING POINT
Try the note next. If it doesn’t feel comfortable, move it before you continue.
NOW MATCH IT
Move the line into the middle band.
Listen first…
YOU FOUND IT
You can change it any time. Pitch Coach will tell you when to go higher or lower as you practice.
Readywhen you are
Tap Start. You’ll hear C4, then sing it back.
Listen, then sing.
Pitch Quest needs the wide view so you can see the notes coming.
Start with a comfortable note.
Sing a few rounds and your progress shows up here.
A cent is 1/100 of the step between two piano keys. Hz is how many times per second the sound vibrates.
Progress is saved in this browser. On iPhone, add Pitch Coach to your Home Screen so Safari doesn't clear it.
Names and progress stay on this device.
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Stand · Breathe · Listen · Match
Tap a key. The marked key is the note you found in Quick start.
Slide from your lowest comfortable note up to your highest, like a siren. Keep it easy; don't strain.
Take a comfortable breath when you're ready.
With a chord, sing its lowest note.
Adds the exact numbers. A cent is 1/100 of the step between two piano keys. Hz is how many times per second the sound vibrates.
Turn off to sing “ah” instead of the words.
Optional if the voice trail feels late with Bluetooth headphones.
Automatic with headphones.
Progress can't be saved on this device right now.
Practice: tap Start, listen to the note, then sing it back on a relaxed “ah”. Move your voice until the line sits in the middle band. With headphones on, the note plays for four beats while the microphone keeps listening. Tap Hear again to repeat it.
Quest: hold your phone sideways. With headphones on, each note plays when its bar reaches the line: listen on the first beat, sing the next three, then breathe. With headphones off, Echo plays the notes first, then you sing them back. Points reward getting close; the stars count time spent on pitch.
The same note in a higher or lower octave still counts. Scores stay in this browser.
Quest plays the notes while you sing. Without headphones, the microphone hears the app instead of you.
Bluetooth headphones can make the notes feel a little late. Wired ones are the most accurate.
Wireless headphones play sound a moment late, so the notes can feel a little behind your voice. That’s normal. Wired headphones are the most accurate.
If it bothers you, Settings can check the delay.
Safari on iPhone keeps its bars on websites. To hide them, add Pitch Coach to your Home Screen: tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Open Pitch Coach from there and it fills the whole screen.