Every syllable, placed
The words sit on a sixteenth-note grid with their note values, so a rhythm you can't quite hear becomes something you can read, count and clap.
Singing practice, on the grid
Sing it on the beat.
rythmify takes a recording and lays its words out on the beat, syllable by syllable, with note values, chords and the sung melody. You see exactly where each syllable lands, then slow it down, loop a line, turn the voice down and sing it yourself.
Three songs to try
Press play, or click anywhere on the grid to jump there. Space plays and pauses; the arrow keys move a bar.
Your tempo, your key
Slow a song to half speed without changing its pitch. Move it up or down to fit your range; the chords and notes move with it.
Voice and band apart
The singer's voice is separated from the band. Keep it as a guide, fade it out when you're ready, or loop one line until it sits.
Chords, strumming, melody
Chords with their bass notes, a strumming pattern that fits the song, and a note mark on every syllable that plays the sung pitch when you hold it.
How it works
- Add a song you have. An mp3, flac or m4a of your own. It stays private to your account; nobody else sees it.
- Paste the words. One sung line per row. rythmify finds where each syllable is sung and puts it on the beat.
- Practise. Play, slow down, loop, transpose. Where the timing is off, drag a block; the rest of the line follows.
Free while we're in preview
Accounts are by invitation during the preview. Later, songs will be sold in small packs; practising a song you've added never costs anything again.