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SONGLAB · FOR VOCAL ACADEMIES & TEACHERS

Hard-to-explain vocal technique — see it, hear it, teach it.

SongLab is a simulation studio for vocal teaching. Adjust the knobs and listen to how the modeled sound changes, keep a 3D anatomy reference on screen while you explain, and pick classroom materials for today’s lesson.

Screenshot of the SongLab simulation studio in English, showing the 3D vocal fold reference model and the studio controls
The SongLab simulation studio screen in English.
01 · LISTEN

Adjust it, then hear it.

Turn the knobs and listen to how the modeled voice changes, with harmonics and a spectrogram displayed alongside the sound.

02 · 3D ANATOMY

Show what you mean.

Use the 3D vocal-tract reference to point at what you are describing. It is a teaching model for explanation — not a measurement or diagnosis of a student’s body.

03 · CLASSROOM MATERIALS

Materials for today’s lesson.

Browse scales and demonstration materials by range and purpose, and play them directly in class.

How a partnership starts

There is no separate international product. Partner academies use the same SongLab service, engine and accounts as the Korean site.

  1. 1 · Talk with usEmail us about your academy or teaching studio and we will discuss what a partnership could look like.
  2. 2 · Create a SongLab accountUse the existing SongLab sign-in. Sign-up and account screens are available in English.
  3. 3 · Get your academy connectedOnce a partnership is approved we connect your academy’s members. If you were given an academy access code, you can register it yourself.

Partnership approval is a manual review and is not automatic — creating an account alone does not grant studio access.

Who can use the studio today

The simulation studio is currently available only to members of approved partner academies. General users cannot use the studio at this time.

Sign-in, account, legal pages, the simulation studio and its access-code page are available in English. The teaching materials library, history and administration screens remain in Korean.