Singing, made measurable
Short, practical guides to the challenges Cadence is built to measure – no jargon, no “you either have it or you don’t”. Each one ends where the app begins.
Am I tone deaf? (free two-part test)
Check your ear with a listening test, then sing notes back and see your accuracy in numbers – kindly, honestly.
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What’s your vocal range? (free test)
Sing your lowest and highest note in your browser and find your closest voice type – nothing recorded.
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How to find your vocal range
Warm up, walk down, walk up, write it down – the ten-minute keyboard method, and what the two notes actually tell you.
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How to sing with vibrato
Vibrato can’t be forced – it arrives. The groundwork, four exercises that coax it out, and the wobble, the bleat and the counterfeit.
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How to stop scooping into notes
Why you slide up into notes, four exercises that fix it, and how to see exactly where it happens.
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How to hold a note steady
Long notes that sag flat or creep sharp are a breath problem, not a talent problem. Here’s the fix.
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Why do I sing flat – and how to fix it
The real causes of flat singing, the fixes that work, and how to check whether you lean flat.
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How to pitch a note cold, with no reference
The choir sight-reading skill is relative pitch and pitch memory – not perfect pitch. Build it step by step.
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How to sing in a choir
The beginner’s guide that respects you – SATB, finding your part, rehearsal craft, and the four voice-part guides.
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Choir sight-reading practice
A jargon-light guide to reading a line, finding your pitches, and drilling sight-singing on your own.
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How to practise singing quietly
Thin walls, flatmates, sleeping kids – what quiet practice genuinely trains, and the one habit to avoid.
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Or just start singing
See where your notes land on the live lane in the next two minutes. No account needed.
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