I Sing Room

Zoom and Skype are made for conversations: they compress the sound, cut high notes and mute the voice when music plays, and a backing track shared via screen sharing reaches the student with a delay. In I SING Room the voice comes through without “phone-call” processing, the backing track plays on the student’s side in sync, and the piano, sheet music, warm-ups and voice analysis are in the same lesson window.

No. The student opens the teacher’s link in a browser — Chrome, Safari or Edge — enters their name and allows the camera and microphone. No sign-up or payment needed.

No. For the 15 days you only need an email and a password — nothing is charged.

Your dashboard doesn’t go anywhere: students, files, recordings and the room link stay. To keep working, write to us — we’ll find terms that fit your lessons.

“Vocal” — voice analysis, warm-ups with accompaniment, synced backing track. “Piano” — a mode with a big keyboard, MIDI, a staff and sheet music in the center of the screen. Video, sheet music with drawing, recording and the dashboard are in both.

Yes. A child doesn’t need an account or apps — just a link. You turn the student’s microphone and camera on and off yourself, without explaining where to click. Recording a lesson with a child — only with the parents’ consent.

Room lowers the video quality by itself so the sound doesn’t break up, and a short network glitch doesn’t end the lesson. If the network blocks a direct connection, it goes through a relay server. Before the first lesson the student can open the “Tech check”.

As many as you like. A lesson in the room is one-on-one, and the link is the same for everyone: the student “knocks”, and you let them in when you’re ready.

Yes, the room is adapted to phones — both portrait and landscape. For piano lessons a computer or tablet is more convenient: the keyboard and sheet music are bigger there.

With headphones you can turn on “original sound” — without the echo cancellation and noise suppression that spoil singing. The voice comes through clean, like in a studio. With speakers, echo cancellation stays on so there’s no echo.

Yes. The “Record” button saves the lesson to a video file — with both videos and sound, so the student can rewatch the lesson at home.

Only you. Students see only what you show in the lesson, and the playlists you’ve shared via a link yourself.

Open the “Tech check”: in a minute you’ll see whether the camera, microphone and sound work and whether the browser is suitable. Send this link to the student along with the lesson link.