Easy Ear Training just release a new app that I am excited to tell you about. The app is called SingTrue, and it teaches you how to sing in tune.
Why I am excited about this app? Because I’ve always wanted to take voice lessons. I would really love to learn how to sing better, but there are two main reasons why I haven’t pursued lessons: first because I am super busy, and second because I know I would feel totally embarrassed singing in front of someone else.
I love that this app helps me improve my singing while bypassing my obstacles. I can now practice with the app any time I have a spare moment. And SingTrue gives me great feedback, without making me feel as self-conscious as I would in front of a person.
About SingTrue
My friend Christopher Sutton from Easy Ear Training gave me a free preview of the app so that I could try it out and tell you about my experience.
The first thing I noticed is how easy it is to get started. Because I am so busy these days, I hate having to figure out complicated new technology. I was relieved that immediately after downloading the app I was able to get started with the exercises and the app guided me the whole way.
The app helped me discover “my note”. Then I got to practice keeping steady while singing my note and work on hitting that pitch accurately.
In addition to teaching you how to sing, the app also has ear training exercises. You’ll find exercises with both relative and absolute pitch, learn how to differentiate the notes you hear, and learn Sol-fa.
According to the app, I am great at beginner ear training but need some practice keeping my pitch steady while singing. I like that while I sing my note, I can see a real time visual representation of my pitch. This helps me to focus my attention on keeping steady and teaches me how to make the needed adjustments to stay in tune.
Preview SingTrue
Click play to see what the app looks like and then read on to learn about the full version giveaway.
SingTrue Full Version Giveaway
Easy Ear Training is giving away a FREE copy of the full version of SingTrue to a lucky visitor of my website. If you could improve your singing, how would that impact your life? Would you have more fun and more confidence if you could sing in front of others? Would it help you teach better if you could accurately sing the notes on the page to help your students with a new melody?
To enter to win, all you need to do is leave a comment below, describing why you would like to win SingTrue. The winner will be randomly selected and then given a promo code to access all the features of the full version for free.
What to Do Next
1. Click here to download the free version of SingTrue and start training your voice and ears.
2. Leave a comment below describing why you would like to win a free copy of the full version of SingTrue.
I want to win the full version so I can sing melodies more accurately and stop confusing my students!
I would absolutely LOVE this app. I love to sing. There’s something about making music and it coming straight from your body that is amazing. Piano is my instrument and Somebody else always tunes it for me. I really really need to work on my ear.
I would love to win this app, as I have added private vocal lessons to my program list, and am so busy that I really don’t have much time to seek out exercises, etc. Love your blog!! Debi
We would love to win sing tune! My son loves to sing and I’m certain we’ll see him on Broadway someday! ;)
Besides tracing the piano, I’m singing in the choir, and want to improve my breathing. I’d like to have tips on improving my voice as I’m jealous of people who always get solo parts.
I too, love to sing, but I’ve never had individual instruction. A personal tutor is just what I need!
I would love to improve my singing. I teach music at an elementary school and am always looking for opportunities to improve my musical abilities so I can be a better teacher!
This sing true app would help me to be a better singer in order to teach my piano and saxophone students sight singing.
Actually I just realized this app is only from iTunes. I only have Android – I wish there was an app like this for Android. Why do apple apps seem to be better than android?
I used to sing in church before I became the pianist; it might be nice to get an evaluation of how really ‘on pitch’ I can (or can’t!) be!
My voice students and I would love this app! I have several apps that are fun for my piano students, but I just don’t have any great apps that add to my voice lessons.
I would love this app to help me in teaching ear training but also to help my son who gets embarrassed when he can’t match pitch.
As a singer, choir director, piano teacher and voice teacher, i know I will put this app to good use!
Learning how to sing has been a secret dream of mine since I was a child! I enjoy singing but am way too shy to take singing lessons with a professional teacher. I know my piano studio would greatly benefit from SingTrue and many of my piano students would personally enjoy the app as well! Great teaching aid
This app sounds like a tool I could recomend for my students, and it seems there are few apps out there for vocal music study. I have lots of younger students who are still developing their musical ear, don’t have access to accompaniments at home for practice and tend to think they are the next American Idol. Instant feed back from a non-partial app might help encourage the shy ones and add a slight dose of reality to the ones who might benefit from feedback. I would enjoy such tools for myself, as well!
I teach sight-singing and would love to use this and recommend to my students!
This app sounds great! It would be great to have an aid like this.
I would LOVE to win this app, particularly because I have a lot of kids who enjoy singing and I want to be able to model better for them. I would also like to increase my vocal range, as it is quite narrow.
I would love to win so my daughter and I can sing and maybe one day in harmony!
How incredible! I wish something like this existed when I was a kid. I have always been self-concious about my singing. Now that I have children — 1 whom sings pretty well, 2 who definitely have relative pitch (I don’t think it is quite perfect pitch) and then one daughter who can’t sing at all. My kids who can sing definitely have more self-confidence in general, and I would like to see my tuneless and timid daughter bloom too.
Tina
I´ve always wanted to learn music and now that my children are old enough and I have free time I´ve started to study on my own and I think that this app would be a great help.
Dolores from Spain