WKRD Vocal Coach

Train your voice one note at a time.

A free singing and music lesson page for Neocities. It listens through your microphone, checks your pitch, teaches the B♭ major scale, and now gives teacher-style comments about your performance.

Vocal Setup

Choose your comfort range, vowel sound, and tuning difficulty.

Scale / Singing Key Voice Range / Example Pitch Octave Practice Vowel Pitch Difficulty Hold Time

Status: Press “Test Sound” to check audio. Press “Start Microphone” to begin singing.

Vocal safety: Never force a note. If your throat hurts, stop and rest. Sing gently, stay relaxed, and use a range that feels comfortable.

Pitch accuracy notice: This coach keeps the target notes locked to standard musical pitch. It does not let a user redefine a wrong note as correct. Use the example tones as the reference.

Tip: Use headphones when playing example notes so the microphone hears your voice, not the speaker.

E♭ Major Vocal Scale Trainer

Pick a singing key, sing each note on the selected vowel, and hold it steady to move forward.

Step 1 of 8

B♭

Sing E♭ on “Ah” and hold it steady.

Detected --

Tuning --

Steadiness --

Excellent. You completed the E♭ major vocal scale.

Your finished scale summary will appear here.

Pitch Meter (center = target note)

Flat Target Center Sharp

For a good note, keep the needle near the middle. Far right means sharp. Far left means flat. The target remains standard pitch; the page does not retune itself to the singer.

Hold Meter

Breath / Volume Strength

Matched E♭ Major Scale Audio

The buttons below play the correct E♭ major scale notes in the selected vocal octave. Middle Voice uses E♭4 to E♭5.

Pirate Coach Mood

Listening

The pirate coach is waiting to hear your note.

Vocal Coach Feedback

Press “Test Sound” first. Then start the microphone and sing the target note.

Music Lesson

E♭ major uses the notes E♭, F, G, A♭, B♭, C, D, and E♭.

Singing Help

Stand or sit tall.
Keep your jaw relaxed.
Use steady air, not throat pressure.
Hold the pitch as centered as possible.

Current Goal

Match the target note, keep the pitch centered, and hold the sound steady.

Performance Report

Waiting for your first attempt.