Pitchy - Sing on Pitch
Your personal pitch witch — level up your singing with real-time pitch tracking and instant feedback. A fun way to learn to sing on pitch with any song!
Think you're tone deaf? You're probably not! Most people can learn to sing on pitch with practice. Pitchy separates vocals and instrumentals from any song you upload or record, so you can practice singing on pitch with your favorite songs. Compare your pitches against the original vocal pitches in real time. You also have the option to sing along with just the music from the original song.
Perfect for karaoke practice, vocal training, or simply learning to sing for fun. Upload your favorite tracks and see if you are on pitch!
How Pitchy Helps You Sing on Pitch
Practice with Any Song
Upload or record any song, and Pitchy will extract the vocal pitches for your reference
Live Pitch Tracking
As you sing along to a song you choose, watch your vocal pitch against the reference on the chart in real time
Vocal/Instrumental Separation
Remove original vocals and sing along with just the instrumental track
Record Your Cover
Save and listen back to your singing mixed with the original instrumental
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Real-time pitch tracking of user's voice against reference pitches extracted from the original song.
If you don't want the visual cue of the reference pitches when you sing, you can hide the reference pitches. you can unhide it later to review your accuracy.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Pitchy help me sing on pitch?
Pitchy uses real-time pitch detection to show you exactly when you're sharp, flat, or on pitch as you sing. You can practice with any song by uploading or recording it, and Pitchy separates the vocals from the instrumental so you can sing along and compare your pitch to the original vocals.
Can I use any song with Pitchy?
Yes! Pitchy allows you to upload or record any song you want to practice with. The app automatically extract the vocal pitches from the song you upload. It also optionally separate the vocal track from the instrumental track, so you can choose to sing along with just the instrumental.
Is Pitchy good for beginners?
Absolutely! Pitchy is perfect for beginners learning to sing on pitch. The real-time visual feedback makes it easy to see and correct your pitch accuracy as you practice. You can also hide the reference line if you prefer to review your accuracy afterward, as seeing the reference visual cue might affect your ability to hear your own pitch as you sing.
Can I record my singing with Pitchy?
Yes! Pitchy includes a cover recording feature that lets you save your singing and listen back to it mixed with the instrumental track extracted from the original song.
Am I tone deaf or can I learn to sing on pitch?
True tone deafness (amusia) is extremely rare. Chances are you're not tone deaf! Most people who think they're tone deaf simply haven't trained their voice to match the pitches they hear. With practice using tools like Pitchy's real-time pitch tracking, you can learn to sing on pitch.
How can I tell if I'm singing on pitch?
Pitchy shows your pitch on a visual display in real-time, so you see exactly when you're sharp, flat, or on pitch. The app compares your voice against the reference pitches extracted from the original song, giving you instant visual feedback on your accuracy.
What's the best way to practice singing on pitch?
Use Pitchy to practice with songs you love - it extracts vocal pitches and lets you compare your voice against the original while providing instant visual feedback. You can also separate the vocals and sing along with just the instrumental track.
Can anyone learn to sing on pitch?
Yes! True tone deafness is rare (less than 4% of the population). Pitchy's visual feedback helps close the gap between hearing and reproducing pitches. With consistent practice, most people can significantly improve their pitch accuracy.
What causes singing off key?
Singing off key is usually caused by lack of practice and feedback, not inability to hear pitch. Pitchy helps you identify patterns in your singing (like consistently singing flat on high notes) so you can consciously adjust and improve.
How do I know if I'm tone deaf?
True tone deafness is extremely rare. Pitchy can show you exactly where your pitch falls compared to the target notes, so you can see your accuracy and train your voice to improve. Most people who think they're tone deaf just need practice.
Is there an app to help me sing in tune?
Yes! Pitchy is available on iOS and Android with real-time pitch tracking and vocal separation for any song. Upload your favorite songs, and Pitchy will help you practice singing in tune by showing your pitch accuracy in real-time.