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Hum along
One more look at what you missed.
Your voice can match a note you hear.
Start by humming: lips closed, soft and steady. When your hum matches the piano, the two blend into one sound.
Listen to a note, then hum it quietly.
Hum after the note stops, not over it. Take your time.
No sound? Check your volume, and that your phone is not on silent.
Which one is higher?
Press a key, then hum the same note.
Hum it where it feels easy. If the piano feels high, hum it lower.
These two are the same note, one low, one high.
Deep voices often hum the low one when the piano plays the high one. That still counts as a match.
Your hum is the same note, but lower. Does it count?
Next, the page listens while you hum.
Tap the microphone: the note plays, then you hum it. If you say no to the microphone, the note still plays and you can skip the singing.
The microphone only hears which note you sing. Nothing is recorded or sent.
This screen listens to you sing. Your voice is measured in this browser: nothing is recorded or sent. No microphone, or not a good moment? Skip it: that costs no star.
You hummed your first notes back.
What you learned
- Listen first, then hum softly once the note has stopped.
- A matched hum blends with the piano into one sound.
- The same note sung lower still counts as a match.
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