Seventy percent of singing practice is settled the moment you choose the right key. Even one semitone too high chokes your throat on the high notes; one too low and your low notes lose all their body. ToneBrowser helps you place a song precisely in the comfortable part of your voice.
1) Play the song you want to practise. 2) Sing along to the first line of the chorus in the original key. 3) If your throat tightens on the high note, drop one semitone at a time. 4) If it feels easy but the low notes disappear, raise one semitone back. 5) The point where the top note is slightly challenging but never painful is your key.
In most pop songs, men find their key around -5 to -3 semitones and women around +2 to +5 semitones from the original.
0–5 min: warm up. Loop a scale exercise at 0.9x.
5–15 min: drop the target song -2 semitones and A-B loop only the hard parts.
15–25 min: return to the original key. Turn on vocal remover and do full takes over the MR.
25–30 min: record yourself and listen back.
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