About Ragafied

Built around how singers learn.

We listen to voices we love. We try a line, hear something new, and sing it again. Ragafied gives that practice a home, with music you can adjust and details you can study.

Find your way to practice

Keep the music at the center.

A song can be an evening's enjoyment or months of study. An exercise can help you begin. A familiar performance can reveal a phrase you have never noticed before.

Ragafied brings these uses together. Start with a recording, and choose the amount of structure you need today.

Hear the reference
Listen to a singer or teacher demonstrate the phrase, with the accompaniment and musical context intact.
Take your turn
Sing with the accompaniment in a key and tempo that suit your voice. Repeat a segment when you want to give it more attention.
Notice the detail
Listen again and compare pitch curves. Use a teacher's guidance to understand the sound and the choices behind it.

Your reason to sing belongs here.

Enjoyment, a new song, a first lesson, or a closer study of an artist. Each deserves tools that fit.

For the pleasure of singing

Enjoy karaoke with your favorite songs, in your key and at your pace. Share a track with a friend who sings too.

For a song you want to learn

Practice a film or pop song line by line, with the original singer as a reference.

For your first classical lessons

Between classes, practice your teacher's exercises and gamakas: movements between and around notes. Return to the demonstration whenever you need to hear it.

For the nuances in a great performance

Study a maestro's phrasing and ornamentation. Slow down the passage, hear it closely, and bring what you learn to your own singing.

Technology makes the detail easier to reach.

AI separates the voice and accompaniment. Audio analysis finds practice segments and traces the melody. Playback algorithms let you change key and tempo independently.

Together, these tools turn a recording into something you can sing with and examine phrase by phrase.

How the audio analysis works

What would you like to sing?

Bring a song you have permission to use, or try the player with sample audio.

Try the player