Free practice tool from Rotem
Hear a note, sing it back, and find out if you hit it
Perfect Pitch Lab plays a real piano or guitar tone, listens through your mic while you sing, and keeps score.
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What it does
- Press play, hear a note, and sing it back. It listens and tells you how close you were.
- Start a guided session of about ten minutes that warms up and adapts as you go.
- Pick a mode when you want one skill: Flow, Dictation, Name That Note, In Key, Sing, Intervals, Chords, Scale Moves and Theory.
- Choose the tone (piano or guitar), the note set, the speed and how many octaves.
- It tracks your streak, accuracy and practice days on your device.
Singing modes use your mic. There's a mic check built in if it doesn't hear you.
Who made this
Rotem Sivan is a New York jazz guitarist and educator. He's from Israel and studied at The New School.
If you want to go further
If singing a note back is starting to feel natural, Solo Mastery has a full section built on it: matching pitches cleanly, singing lines and finding them on the guitar, and hearing how each note feels against a center. It's Rotem's complete soloing course.
See Solo Mastery