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Rate My Singing with an AI Vocal Analyzer

Sing a song, and get honest, specific feedback on what is working and what to practice.

Vocal Analysis

Want an honest answer to "am I good at singing?" without performing for a room of people? Record yourself or upload a take, and the AI rates your singing on pitch accuracy, tone quality, technique and emotional delivery, each on a 0 to 100 scale. The written report goes further than a number. It points out where your intonation drifts, which register you sound most comfortable in, how steady your breath support and vibrato are, and how you compare with a polished professional vocal. It names your vocal style and your strongest qualities, then lists the specific things to work on. It also flags signs of strain, such as a pressed or breathy sound, that are worth keeping an eye on.

Example result

Input

A 90-second phone recording of a woman singing a pop ballad chorus over a piano backing track.

Output

Pitch accuracy: mostly in tune in the verses. The sustained note on "light" drifts slightly flat as it ends, which usually points to breath running out rather than a hearing issue. Range and register: comfortable in chest voice up to the middle of the chorus; the flip into head voice on the top note is audible, so work on blending through a mix. Tone quality: warm and clear with a slight breathiness that suits the style. Technique: breath support weakens on long phrases; vibrato appears late on held notes and is fairly even. Dynamics are flat, with every line at a similar volume. Expression: sincere, though the second chorus could build more. Style: contemporary pop ballad. Try lip trills across the break and phrase-length breathing drills.

Scores

Pitch accuracy74
Tone quality81
Breath control62
Vibrato68
Emotional expression77
Overall72

How it works

How Vocal Analysis works

  1. 01

    Record a real performance

    Sign in, open the tool and sing into your browser, or upload a file from your phone or DAW. You can pick which AI model listens.

  2. 02

    Pitch and range

    The AI checks whether sustained notes and melodic jumps land in tune, whether you tend to go sharp or flat, and which part of your range and which register (chest, mix or head) the song sits in.

  3. 03

    Tone and technique

    It describes your timbre and listens for breath control at phrase ends, the speed and evenness of your vibrato, and how you use dynamics between soft and loud passages.

  4. 04

    Delivery and next steps

    Finally it rates emotional expression and style, compares the take with professional standards, and turns the weakest areas into concrete practice suggestions.

Use cases

Who it is for

Self-taught singers

Get an outside ear on your recordings when you do not have a teacher, and track whether your pitch and breath control scores rise over a few weeks of practice.

Students between voice lessons

Record the exercise or song your coach assigned and check whether the specific issue you worked on, such as a flat top note or a weak mix, is improving before the next lesson.

Audition and talent show prep

Compare several takes of your audition song and see which one scores best on pitch accuracy and expression, then practice that version.

Cover artists and content creators

Run a take before you post it to hear what a critical listener might notice first, and fix it while you still can.

Tips

Get better results

  • Sing over headphones so the backing track does not bleed into your microphone and blur the pitch reading.
  • Warm up first; a cold voice will rate lower on range and tone than it does after ten minutes of exercises.
  • Choose a section with both sustained notes and quick lines so the AI can judge pitch and agility.
  • Keep the phone or microphone about an arm's length away to avoid distortion on loud notes.
  • Record the same song weekly and compare reports, since your trend matters more than any one score.

Limitations

What it can't tell you

The feedback is an AI estimate of how the recording sounds, not a verdict on your talent or potential, and it cannot replace a qualified voice teacher who can see your posture and breathing. Recording quality, room echo and loud backing music all affect the result. Vocal health indicators are observations about the sound only; they are not a medical assessment. If you have ongoing hoarseness, pain or voice loss, see a doctor or speech-language pathologist.

Frequently Asked Questions

Vocal Analysis questions

Am I good at singing?

Recordings reveal things you cannot hear while you sing, such as notes that go flat at the end of a breath. Upload a take and the report scores your pitch, tone, technique and expression, and explains each score.

How does the AI rate my singing?

A multimodal AI model listens to your recording and writes an assessment covering intonation, range and register, timbre, breath control, vibrato, dynamics, emotional delivery and style, then scores the measurable parts from 0 to 100. It is an informed estimate from the audio, not a reading from studio pitch-tracking equipment.

Is this a singing test or a tone deaf test?

It is a singing test: it rates how you actually sang a song. It is not a hearing quiz that checks whether you can tell two pitches apart. If your report shows consistent pitch problems, practicing with a tuner or a pitch detector while you sing will help you hear the gap.

Can it rate my voice if I just speak?

This vocal analyzer is designed for singing. For spoken voice qualities such as depth, confidence or clarity, the voice analysis tools in the same app, like the voice depth analyzer or speech clarity assessor, are a better fit.

Will it tell me my vocal range?

The report describes the range and register used in the song you recorded, such as chest voice up to a certain point and head voice above it. To map your full lowest and highest notes, use the vocal range tester, which asks you to hold your lowest and then your highest comfortable note.

What do I need to get started?

Create an account and choose a paid plan, then open the tool and record or upload. Each analysis uses credits from your monthly allowance. AI tools have no trial tier; see the pricing page for plans.

Vocal Analysis uses credits from a paid LindaleAI plan. See pricing