๐ Composite View
The Composite View rolls all the data into one "checkup report" so you can see the overall state of your voice at a glance.
๐ Vocal Health Score โ How Does Your Voice Score?
A circular 0-100 gauge. It blends four dimensions โ closure, singer's formant, stability and vibrato โ into one overall score.
| 80-100 ๐ข | Excellent โ your voice is in great shape! | |
| 60-79 ๐ข | Good โ room to grow | |
| 40-59 ๐ | Fair โ some areas need attention | |
| 0-39 ๐ด | Needs work โ targeted practice recommended |
๐ฉบ Symptom Detection โ The "Checkup Report" for Your Voice
SonaLab automatically detects problems that may appear while you sing and presents them as "flip cards".
Analogy
๐ฅ Like a hospital checkup, where the doctor tells you "blood pressure is a bit high" or "blood sugar is normal". Symptom Detection is the "checkup doctor" for your voice โ it tells you what needs attention.
| Extrinsic Compensation | The muscles beside your neck are helping produce sound | Lip trills, straw phonation |
| Insufficient Closure | Folds not closing firmly โ air leaks out | "Gug" arpeggios, humming |
| Register Break | The voice suddenly "snaps" moving from low to high | Octave slides, sirens |
| Tongue Retraction | The tongue root pulls back and blocks the sound channel | "Nay" arpeggios, tongue trills |
| Excessive Nasality | Too much sound escaping through the nose | "Gah" exercises, soft palate training |
Tip
Click a symptom card to flip it over โ the back shows teaching advice and recommended exercises.
โฑ๏ธ Vocal Load โ How Long Have You Practiced Today?
Below the health score sits a "Today's Vocal Load" progress bar. It tracks how long you have been voicing today, so you can avoid over-practicing.
Analogy
๐ Like a sports watch counting the kilometers you run. Run too much and you get injured; sing too much and your voice gets tired. This bar is the "activity tracker" for your voice.
| Room to spare ๐ต | Fine to keep practicing | |
| Near the limit ๐ | Take breaks, slow the pace | |
| Limit reached ๐ด | Enough for today โ come back tomorrow! |
Warning
If you see the "sustained high-intensity high notes too long โ rest recommended" alert, take it seriously. Sustained high-intensity phonation can damage your vocal folds.
โ๏ธ Vocal Balance โ The Three Balances at a Glance (L3 Expert)
This is the core idea of the SonaLab vocal analysis method: a good voice needs balance in three dimensions.
Analogy
๐ธ Everyday analogies for the Three Balances:
โ Vocal Balance = the tension of a guitar string. Too tight sounds shrill, too loose sounds dull โ tuned just right, it sings.
โก Dynamic Balance = a speaker's volume and quality. Not just loud โ also clear, with carrying power.
โข Airflow Balance = a faucet's stream. No leaks, no blockage โ the water flows smooth and strong.
โ Vocal Balance = the tension of a guitar string. Too tight sounds shrill, too loose sounds dull โ tuned just right, it sings.
โก Dynamic Balance = a speaker's volume and quality. Not just loud โ also clear, with carrying power.
โข Airflow Balance = a faucet's stream. No leaks, no blockage โ the water flows smooth and strong.