Singing Carrots

warmups and range

Built for singers, not podcasters, but the range test, pitch training games, and daily warmup routines are useful for anyone who uses their voice for hours at a time. Free tier is genuinely usable; paid plans get into proper lesson territory. Discounts available for students, schools, and countries with lower purchasing power.

Singing Carrots is the vocal-coaching site you reach for when you want actual warmups rather than analytics. The free vocal range test, pitch monitor, and pitch training games are open in any browser and are useful diagnostics even for non-singers — knowing your comfortable range and being able to see your pitch on a chart while you talk is genuinely helpful for podcasters who get tired voices during long recording sessions. Paid plans typically start around $20/mo and add structured lesson libraries, daily exercises tailored to your range, and access to 70,000+ songs for key-matching practice. The platform supports local-currency pricing adjustments and Big Mac Index discounts for countries with lower purchasing power, plus discounts for students and schools, and a one-month free access option through a social media challenge. The honest framing for podcasters is that this is a tool you borrow from singers. The lesson content assumes you want to sing, the song library is irrelevant if you don't, and most of the value comes from the free range and pitch tools plus the daily warmups. Worth pairing with one of the speech-specific coaches; not a replacement. The web-first design means the mobile apps lag behind in features — if you primarily work on phone, that's a real consideration.