Choir Vocal Splitter ALPHA

Mastering Choir Harmonies Has Never Been This Simple. Whether you are a choir director, a vocal group leader, or a singer trying to master your part, Choir Vocal Splitter ALPHA is your ultimate rehearsal companion. Say goodbye to confusing guide tracks and tedious voice note sharing. Now, you can record, mix, and share multi-part harmonies all in one place. Multi-Track Recording & Splitting Easily record each vocal section—Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass—separately, right alongside the original song or guide track. Keep your parts organized and perfectly aligned with the main melody. Real-Time Volume Mixing Adjust the volume slider of each individual section on the fly while the entire song is playing. Want to hear only the Alto line? Solo it! Need to hear how the Tenor harmony blends with the Soprano? Turn down the rest and listen closely. Want to practice your own part with the rest of the choir softly in the background? Just slide the volumes to your perfect mix. Seamless Project Sharing for Leaders Built with choir leaders in mind! Once you have recorded and mixed the tracks, package the entire project and share it directly with your singers. Independent Practice for Singers When singers open your shared project on their end, they get full control. They can isolate their own note to learn it perfectly, then gradually bring up the other sections to practice hearing and holding their harmony against the full choir. Key Features: Multi-Part Recording: Record Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and custom tracks over a backing song. Intuitive Mixer: Adjust volume levels for every vocal section individually during playback. Isolate & Blend: Solo any part to hear the exact notes, or blend sections to master the harmony. Shareable Projects: Leaders can export and send projects to the entire choir. User-Friendly Interface: Designed for quick recording during rehearsals or at home. Empower your singers, save rehearsal time, and build flawless harmonies. Download Choir Vocal Splitter ALPHA today and hear the difference!