Anyone Can Learn to Sing in Tune

Experts don’t even debate it anymore. Anyone can learn to sing in tune with only a very few, very rare exceptions that neurologists diagnose as cases of “amusia.” If you can ask a question (which requires an upward movement in pitch) you can learn to sing. If you can mimic a police siren, you are most of the way there. The problem for many of us is that we love music, we sing along to the radio, but we can’t tell when we are singing off pitch. Now, with SINGINGCoach’s patented pitch tracking technology, you can see what pitch you are singing and you can see what pitch you should be singing. It’s as easy as making the line go into the box and stay there.

There are sound physiological reasons for our ability to sing and some scientists trace it back to the evolution of language itself. See Professor Steven Mithen’s book The Singing Neanderthals: The Origins of Music, Language, Mind, and Body. But more importantly singing is something we all do naturally. It’s the first mode of communication between mother and baby, and it’s also the central focus of several hit television shows across the planet: Amercian Idol, The Voice, and The X Factor. If you have read this far, I am sure that you are very interested in singing, and especially singing in tune. Congratulations on taking the first step toward singing success!

The next step is for you to try out the SINGINGCoach on your computer for a long as you like. We offer a free trial version we call SINGINGCoach Lite. It works on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Mac Snow Leopard, and it comes with 3 vocal warm up exercises and 3 all-time favorite songs. Click here to download your free version of our software. Get started on your way to singing in tune right now!