Pitch 1024Have four voices sing a Cmaj7 together — Deep Bass on C, Soulman on E, BluePitch 1024Put your headphones on — have the six voices sing a Cmaj7 all around me, slPitch 1024Léa sings a C, then Soulman a C, Harry Kim an F, Blue Jay a G — looping.

Pitch 1024 hands you a reference pitch sung by a real musician — not a synthesized beep. Ask for a note, a voiced chord, starting pitches for any key, or a full chord progression, and tap the card to hear it, in the voice of the musician you choose from a cast of six. Build a chord with several voices harmonizing together — in stereo, or in full 3D around you on headphones — pass a progression around the ensemble one singer per chord, or drill your ear with hidden-answer note, interval, and chord-quality quizzes. Useful for singers warming up, a cappella groups finding their starting pitches, instrumentalists tuning by ear, and anyone who'd rather match a real voice than a tone generator.

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