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For teachers · Private beta

Give every lesson a way to practice.

Record a teaching session and turn your demonstrations into guided practice students can return to. Teach a film song line by line, introduce a classical exercise, or explain a demanding phrase. Lesson creation is available by invitation in our private beta.

A music teacher reviews lesson material in a home studio

From recording to lesson

Less audio preparation. More time for the lesson.

AI separates the voice and accompaniment. Audio analysis suggests segments and traces the pitch. In the private beta, you choose what matters, adjust the timing, and add the guidance students need in the lesson editor.

Three sculptural sound layers: blue vocals above silver instruments and bronze rhythm
Concept illustration: vocals, instruments, and rhythm.
  1. Record your demonstration

    Record a session on your phone or computer, then upload the audio. You can also use your own YouTube tutorial. Get permission from anyone you record.

  2. Let Ragafied analyze it

    Get separate vocal and accompaniment controls, a pitch graph, and suggested practice segments.

  3. Shape the lesson

    Arrange phrases, adjust their timing, add instructions, and preview the practice sequence.

  4. Guide the practice

    Give students a clear sequence: what to hear, what to repeat, and what to notice. Teacher and student access is arranged through the private beta.

Teach the music your students came to learn.

A singer who arrives for karaoke may stay to learn a whole song. Another needs a clear exercise between classes. Build a lesson around that next step.

Film and pop song lessons

Turn your own YouTube singing tutorials or uploaded demonstrations into a sequence students can practice. Add guidance for a verse, chorus, or difficult line.

Classical foundations

Prepare short exercises for notes, phrases, and gamakas. Give beginners a demonstration they can return to between lessons.

Detailed vocal study

Show experienced singers what to notice in phrasing, timing, and ornamentation. Use recordings you have permission to teach with.

A first step beyond singing along

Help a casual singer work on one part of a favorite song. They can keep using the same key, tempo, and playback controls as they learn.

A learner sings at a laptop with a speaker playing accompaniment in her music room

Give students focused practice between lessons.

Students hear your demonstration, sing in their own turn, and repeat the phrase. They can adjust key and tempo and turn on pitch comparison. Your instructions explain what to listen for and what to work on.

See the learner experience

Teacher tools · Private beta

Connect the lesson to the work between classes.

Build guided lessons, assign homework, track student practice, and review automatic grades in the teacher beta. Access is by invitation; contact us to discuss your classes.

Assign homework

Choose a lesson or exercise and tell each student what to practice before the next class.

See who practiced

Track whether students complete their homework and review their practice activity before the next class. Follow up where they need help.

Grade homework automatically

Compare a student's attempt with your demonstration and use automatic grades to focus your feedback. Review the results with your own judgment: a score cannot capture the whole performance.

Help shape practice for your students.

Add a demonstration, arrange the practice, and include what students should listen for.

Lesson creation is in private beta. Tell us what you teach and how you would use it.

Contact team@ragafied.com