Sing for fun
Make time for a favorite song. Turn off the original vocal, choose your key and tempo, and enjoy singing with the music.
For learners
A favorite song, your teacher's exercise, a performance you want to understand. Bring it into Ragafied and choose how to practice, from singing along to studying each phrase.
You can enjoy a whole song one day and work on a single line the next. The same player supports both.
Make time for a favorite song. Turn off the original vocal, choose your key and tempo, and enjoy singing with the music.
Work on a verse, chorus, or difficult line. Listen to the original singer and repeat at your own pace. Guided lessons from teachers and creators are in private beta.
Return to your teacher's demonstration between classes. Practice notes, exercises, and gamakas, the movements between and around notes, one phrase at a time.
Listen closely to an artist's phrasing and ornamentation. Slow a passage down, watch its pitch curve, and try bringing those details into your own singing.
Hear the singer's pitch, timing, ornamentation, and phrasing in context.
For your turn, Ragafied removes the lead vocal and keeps the accompaniment playing.
Turn on the pitch graph and allow microphone access to see your pitch alongside the original. Listen again to hear what the graph shows.
Pitch you can see
A pitch graph shows how a note rises, settles, or slides into the next. Turn it on during segment practice to follow the original singer and compare your own attempt.
For classical practice, sargam labels such as Sa, Re, and Ga help you read the melody. Use the graph together with listening and your teacher's guidance.
See how pitch analysis worksChoose a comfortable key, slow down difficult passages, and repeat a section as often as needed.
Transpose the track into a comfortable range for your voice.
Reduce the speed of a difficult phrase without changing its pitch.
Loop one phrase until you are ready to continue.
Set the player to alternate between the original singer and your own repetitions.
Sing a favorite or practice an exercise. No credit card is needed, and the trial ends without an automatic charge.
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