From score to singing audio without rebuilding the arrangement in a DAW

SightSinger is built for score-led workflows: upload MusicXML, target the part or verse you need, and generate singing audio for rehearsal tracks, demos, and practice references.

Best-fit workflow

The clearest fit is teams that already prepare a score and need singers to hear the musical idea quickly.

Why MusicXML matters

MusicXML preserves notes, lyric syllables, and part structure better than a flattened MIDI export for this use case.

Where to go next

Continue into the Learn hub, score-readiness tools, or the free trial depending on how close you are to generating output.

What it does

Move from MusicXML and sheet music to singing audio without rebuilding the arrangement in a DAW.

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MusicXML to singing audio

Use the score as the source of truth for notes, lyric syllables, and voice-part structure.

Choir rehearsal tracks

Generate section references and part-learning demos faster when rehearsal time is limited.

Chat-guided iteration

Ask for specific parts, verses, or singing directions without manual MIDI or phoneme editing.

Why SightSinger.app?

Speak music, not MIDI.

FeatureSightSinger.appProfessional DAW (Digital Audio Workstation)
InterfaceNatural Language (Chat)Piano roll, parameters, phonemes
Learning CurveZeroSteep
FocusGlobal style control, demo qualityDetailed note-level control, production quality
Time to resultMinutesHours

How the workflow moves

01

Export a clean score

Start with MusicXML from MuseScore, Finale, Sibelius, Dorico, Logic Pro, or an OMR-based workflow.

02

Target the musical job

Choose the part, verse, or rehearsal outcome you need instead of rebuilding the whole arrangement in a DAW.

03

Generate singing audio

Turn the score into a vocal demo or rehearsal reference that communicates the musical idea quickly.

04

Refine and share

Iterate with natural language, export the new take, and send singers a reference they can actually use.