(((REAL-TIME VOCAL ANALYSIS)))

See Your Voice

García, our in-house analysis engine: 15 modules running at once, under 10ms latency. Pitch, register, closure, formants, vibrato — every detail of your voice, visualized in real time.

Symptoms & Pitch

(((CHART LIBRARY)))

29 Acoustic Charts, Beginner to Expert

From free basics to expert AI analysis. Unlock as you grow.

Warm-Up / Cool Down

Guided vocal recovery session with three SOVT exercises for warming up before singing or cooling down after practice.

Vocal Health Score

Provides a comprehensive assessment of your overall phonation quality, calculating a score from 0–100 based on multiple parameters.

Symptom Detection

Detects multiple common vocal symptoms in real time, helping you identify and improve your phonation habits.

Pitch Detection

Displays the current fundamental frequency (Hz) and corresponding note name in real time, helping you accurately identify your pitch position.

Pitch Recording

Real-time pitch history line chart recording your singing trajectory with snap and real pitch modes.

Resonance Depth Detection

Evaluates the resonance depth of your voice, reflecting larynx position and pharyngeal resonance.

Vocal Fold Closure

Displays the degree and type of vocal fold closure, helping you find an efficient and healthy phonation approach.

Fold Balance

Displays the current vocal fold thickness during phonation (thick ↔ thin vibration) and the degree of closure. Teaching uses a TA/CT ratio to describe this balance (teaching imagery).

Singer's Formant Monitor

Displays the projection ability and carrying power of your voice, reflecting the concentration of high-frequency energy. Closely related to the singer's formant.

Larynx Position

Displays the vertical position of the larynx in the neck. Larynx position affects vocal tract length and vocal timbre.

Waveform

Displays the amplitude variation of the audio signal in the time domain. The X-axis represents time and the Y-axis represents amplitude intensity.

Loudness Meter

LUFS (Loudness Units relative to Full Scale) is a perceptual loudness unit based on human hearing, following the ITU-R BS.1770 international standard.

Onset Detection

Detects the onset type at the beginning of phonation. Onset type has a significant impact on vocal fold health and voice quality.

Sound Science

Sound Fundamentals

How does SonaLab measure and interpret your voice? From vocal fold vibration to resonating cavities — understand the science before you read the charts.

(((SYMPTOM DETECTION)))

15 Vocal Symptoms, Detected Automatically

Stop guessing what's wrong — the app tells you

(((UNDER THE HOOD)))

Mic to Chart in < 10ms

A four-stage pipeline powered by the in-house García engine — every frame rendered live

García EngineIn-house · Est. 1854

Named after the first person to see the vocal folds — in 1854, Manuel García invented the laryngoscope, and they were seen for the very first time. Today this engine makes your whole voice visible: pitch, register, closure, resonance — every frame, in real time.

The story behind the name →

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Audio CapturePro-grade audio engine

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García EngineIn-house core · 15 Modules

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AnalysisDetection · Scoring

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RenderGPU-accelerated rendering

Analysis Modules

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(((BASIC PLAN)))

What You Get

Everything in the Free plan, plus Basic-exclusive tools

Core Detection

Voice Engine Status

Pitch, resonance depth, vocal fold closure and fold balance — your phonation at a glance

Pitch Detection
Resonance Depth
Vocal Fold Closure
Fold Balance

Advanced Monitoring

Acoustic Feature Tracking

Singer's formant and larynx position monitoring, plus waveform, loudness and onset detection for fine-tuning

Singer's Formant
Larynx Position
Waveform
Loudness Meter
Onset Detection

Recording & Teaching

Classroom & Practice

Pitch recording with MIDI export; timeline with teacher annotations and student profiles

Pitch Recording (MIDI Export)
Teacher Annotations
Student Profiles

(((VOCAL KNOWLEDGE)))

Learn About Your Voice

Voice science, phonation principles, and practice methods — written by professional vocal instructors

Try It Free

Your ears can fool you. Physics can't.