VoceVista comes in three editions. The entry-level editions are priced to match the cost of just one or two voice lessons, built for everyday vocal and instrumental practice.
The professional edition adds high-accuracy measurement and advanced sound comparison for clinical, research, and pedagogical work.
Real-time analysis for everyday practice
$49
Record sound and watch its fundamental pitch and overtone spectrum live: the musical view of your sound, without a physics-lab learning curve.
Compare, filter, and explore
$99
Everything in Overtone Analyzer, plus side-by-side recording comparison, real-time Frequency Filters, and the Vowel Chart.
Pro-grade measurement
$399
Ultra-high-resolution spectra, the Long Term Average Spectrum, Markers, Statistics, Vibrato Analysis, and Electroglottograph (EGG) support for accurate measurement work.
High-resolution audio spectrum analyzer details →  Overtone Analyzer |  VoceVista Video
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| Price per user: (We offer multi-user licenses and student discounts) | $49 | $99 | $399 |
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A closer look at what makes VoceVista different. Where an edition is noted, that capability is available from that edition up; see the table above for the full list.
See every note the moment you sing or play it. VoceVista draws a high-resolution spectrogram and tracks the fundamental pitch live, on musically meaningful axes with overtone guides, so your sound becomes something you can watch, not just hear.
Arrange the views the way you think. Put the spectrogram and spectrum side by side, or stack them vertically. Switch the frequency axis to logarithmic to read musical structure and intervals, or to linear to study the harmonic series and formants. Same recording, seen the way each question needs.
Overlay reference notes, intervals, or a chosen scale directly on the spectrogram. Line up what you sing or play against a target, so intonation and the relationships between overtones are easy to check at a glance: a quiet but handy orientation aid while you work.
Interactively filter parts of the spectrum while you listen. Mute or solo frequency bands to reveal what is really shaping a vowel, a resonance, or the singer’s formant.
Watch vowels take shape. The Vowel Chart maps the formants of the voice in real time, making the link between articulation, resonance, and the perceived vowel visible, and trainable. It pairs naturally with the Sound Generator to hear and reshape a vowel interactively.
Synthesize sound in real time to produce precise calibration and test signals, and to understand the voice by reconstructing it. Build a tone from its harmonics and resonances and hear exactly how each component shapes what you perceive.
Place two recordings next to each other: take vs. take, student vs. teacher, before vs. after. Overlay markers and smoothed spectral-envelope curves to compare tone colour directly; differences that are hard to hear become obvious side by side.
Measure vibrato precisely: its rate, extent, and regularity over the course of a note. See how it develops and whether it stays consistent, and train it with immediate visual feedback.
Read exact values, not just pictures. The statistics pane reports numerical results, and you can export measurements to a spreadsheet (Excel, LibreOffice) or save charts, ready for analysis, reporting, and research.
Connect an EGG for a direct view of vocal-fold contact. Combined with Wavegrams, it gives voice professionals an objective, repeatable window into phonation.
Every edition runs as a free 30-day trial. Download it and see what your sound is made of. Wondering which microphone to use? See our microphone recommendations.