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Version 12.4.0 · 2026-10-29
• Measure your vocal range and save your highest and lowest notes. • View saved measurements in a vocal range history graph. • Display a past measurement on the Range screen for comparison.
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The store currently lists version 12.4.0, updated 2026-10-29.








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The app analyzes real-time audio from your microphone and displays musical note, pitch, octave, frequency, and waveform information.
■ Measure and Track Your Vocal Range
Tap “Measure vocal range” in the Range tab to measure your highest and lowest notes. Hold the same note for one second to register it, then save once both notes have been measured.
View your saved measurements in the history graph and look back at how your vocal range changes over time.
It also includes a Metronome feature (Beta), allowing you to set the tempo and practice with sound and vibration cues.…
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• Measure your vocal range and save your highest and lowest notes. • View saved measurements in a vocal range history graph. • Display a past measurement on the Range screen for comparison.
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