ChoirKey vs Howli

ChoirKey helps singers learn their choir music with custom rehearsal tracks, flexible playback tools and a scrolling score, built for real practice. Enter your unique Choir Key to access your choir's repertoire, then choose the tracks you'd like to rehearse in your own time. Hear your own vocal line clearly, blend it with the accompaniment or a choral reduction, slow difficult passages without leaving the player, and loop short sections until you're confident with your part. When score files are available, ChoirKey lets you view the sheet music in the app and follow along as the audio plays. You can also download tracks for offline practice, keep favourites close to hand, and manage stored files from your repertoire list. Key features: - Secure access to your choir's custom rehearsal library - Separate vocal-part and accompaniment playback controls - Tempo adjustment for learning difficult passages - Repeat loops for focused practice - Score viewing with audio-following support where available - Favourites and local storage management - Offline access to downloaded rehearsal materials ChoirKey is designed for choir members, choral leaders, teachers, and singing groups who want rehearsal preparation to be quicker, clearer, and easier to fit around everyday life. Note: Access to most libraries requires a Choir Key provided by your choir, organisation, teacher, or rights holder.

Howli is a harmony singing and vocal recording app for iPhone. Practise each vocal part with pitch and lyric guides, record harmonies with yourself or duet with a friend, and create a layered harmony video. Learn and record harmonies - Hear each part before you sing, then follow pitch and lyric cues while recording. - Use your vocal range to choose a starting key, then adjust it yourself. - Record each harmony separately and bring your best takes together in one performance. Duet with a friend Start a harmony, send your duet file to a friend, and let them add their voice in Howli. Record in your own time, then save or share a harmony video with both voices. Sing with yourself in Freestyle Record two to six vocal layers, choose your tempo and recording length, and sing freely without written notes or a pitch score. Make an a cappella-style cover or build a one-person choir with your own voice. Create and share your own arrangements Choose a built-in song, paste a Howli song code or write notes and lyrics for your own vocal parts. Share the arrangements you write as song codes so another singer can record their own version. Song codes contain the arrangement, not your audio or video recordings. Import MIDI and MusicXML Open Howli's free browser editor at https://get-howli.com/custom, import a MIDI or MusicXML file, and check the vocal parts. Copy the resulting song code into the iPhone app to practise and record. PDF scores and photos are not supported. Save and share, with or without the camera Record with the camera on or keep your face off screen. Voice-only recordings can still become a shareable video with animated pitch visuals. Choose part colours, show or hide lyrics and pitch notes, and adjust reverb or voice pitch before saving your finished harmony video. Start free Free practice includes a daily recording allowance, with full-quality saving and sharing included. Songs you write from scratch in Howli have unlimited free practice on your iPhone. Howli Unlimited Keep practising with unlimited recording attempts for every song and part, and sing the extended ending of In the Bleak Mid-Winter. Its first four sections remain free to record, review and share. Choose a monthly or yearly subscription, or lifetime access with one purchase. Your retained recordings remain free to review, save and share if Unlimited ends. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/