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Out of reach
One more look at what you missed.
Some notes sit too high or too low for your voice.
That is normal: every voice covers only part of the piano. You can still sing the note, an octave away.
The same note, an octave apart.
Two notes with the same name, one higher, are an octave apart. Together they blend so well they almost sound like one.
No sound? Check your volume, and that your phone is not on silent.
Listen. Are these the same note, an octave apart?
The arrows by the microphones move the notes an octave.
Down if they feel too high, up if they feel too low. The page also accepts the note sung an octave away.
The notes feel too high to reach. Which arrow?
Low voices often sing the note an octave down.
High voices may sing it an octave up. Either way it is the same note, and it is right.
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 can bring a note into reach.
What you learned
- Every voice covers only part of the piano.
- Two notes with the same name, one higher, are an octave apart.
- Out of reach? Sing the same note an octave away.
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