Pitch duel
Three rounds, one short vocal-exercise phrase in each. Everyone sings the same phrase, each in their own range, and the microphone gives a score from 0 to 100. At the end, a podium with the total of the three rounds.
- 2 to 8 players (or solo, to challenge someone)
- 1 min per person
- Trains: pitch in phrases
Result
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Points per round
| Scoreboard | R1 | R2 | R3 | Total |
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Who’s playing?
One at a time: on each person’s turn, pass the phone.
Up to 8 players per game.
Everyone sings in their own range: the notes move up or down to fit the singer’s voice, so low and high voices compete on equal terms.
Sing a comfortable note
An easy “ah”, as if you were speaking in song. Hold it until the bar fills up.
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(no sound)
How to play
- Type in everyone’s name and choose each voice: a profile, the saved range or “sing a note” to calibrate on the spot.
- On your turn, listen to the phrase, wait for the 1-2-3-4 count and sing on the vowel shown. Without headphones, the microphone doesn’t listen while the phrase plays.
- Once everyone has sung, the round’s scoreboard appears. After the third round, the podium and the result link to send to the group.
How it scores
For each note of the phrase, what counts is the share of time your voice stayed within 50 cents of the target (or on the same note an octave higher or lower). Each round is worth 0 to 100 and the total is the sum of all three, up to 300. A note you don’t sing scores zero.
Frequently asked questions
Can men and women compete on equal terms?
Yes. The phrase is moved into each person’s range: lower voices sing lower, higher voices sing higher, and the difficulty is the same.
Do I need headphones?
No. Without headphones, the phrase plays first and the microphone only listens afterwards. With headphones, the reference plays softly along with you.
Can I play alone?
Yes: play the three rounds and tap “Challenge friends” on the result. Whoever gets the link sings the same phrases, in their own voice, and sees who won.