Trainers
Sing generated melodies at sight, follow along in solfege or note names, and get feedback on your pitch.
This tool is on the way to the web. Meanwhile, Coco's app already trains the skill it's built around — free to start.
It generates short melodies you read and sing in real time, then listens through your microphone to show how close your pitch was. Start with stepwise diatonic lines and progress to leaps and chromatic notes as your reading improves.
Singers, choir members, and instrumentalists use sight singing to internalize how notation sounds. It's the production side of ear training — and it reinforces the recognition skills you build in Coco's listening games.
FAQ
A little helps, but easy levels start with simple stepwise melodies and solfege so you can build reading and singing together.
Yes — to give pitch feedback. It runs in the browser and you control microphone access.