Find a Way to Sing
The Ladder Professionals do it till they can't get it wrong.What are you working on today?
New here? Do these three, in this order, and you have done a full day: Warm up → Build my sight-reading → Today's challenge. Five minutes each. Headphones on.
What do you want to work on?
Four doors. Pick the one that matters most (or more than one) and the Ladder is built around it. Then a question or two about that door, nothing else. Change this any time.
See your voice
🎛The Partials LabHold a note and see every partial in it. Section off a sample, mute the ones you choose, and hear what is left.
🌌Vowel ConstellationEvery vowel you sing lives on a map of stars. Watch your comet fly to it. Directors: analyze a choir recording.
🪞The Note MirrorSing any note and watch it land on a grand staff. Hold it and it grows.
📏Vocal Range DiscoveryFour gentle slides and your range appears: lowest, highest, your label, a card to keep.
Progress synced across your devices.
Keep The Ladder on your home screen
It opens like an app, full screen, and it still works when you have no signal.
Same exercise, new key — new ears.
66 BPM
Song library
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Your file never leaves this page — it opens right here in your browser. MusicXML brings the words with it; plain MIDI sings on note names. Pick the part you'll sing — barbershop charts (men's, women's, or mixed) show Tenor · Lead · Bari · Bass in quartet order.
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Drag across the map to choose the measures you want · tap once for the whole song
My recorded parts
Record different parts of the same section at the same tempo and they line up on beat one — your own quartet, graded.
Teachers & Directors
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Pick an exercise, then press start
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