We Are Voice

We Are Voice
Developer: We Are Voice
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We Are Voice Summary

We Are Voice is a free iOS app in Music And Audio by We Are Voice AB. Released in Oct 2024 (2 years ago). Store last updated Sep 10, 2026

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App Description

We Are Voice is the choir practice app built for singers and choir leaders who want to improve — anywhere, any time.

Version 5.0 is a complete redesign: faster, more polished, and packed with new features that make it easier than ever to rehearse your part on your own schedule.

PRACTICE YOUR PART
• Multi-track audio player — adjust the volume of each voice section individually
• Isolate soprano, alto, tenor, bass, or any other part to focus your practice
• Variable playback speed — slow down difficult passages without losing pitch
• Loop any section to master challenging phrases

SEE AS YOU SING
• Switch between score view, video, and audio with a single tap
• Follow synchronized lyrics while you sing
• View sheet music and scores while you practice
• Video content available for selected arrangements

PRACTICE ANYWHERE
• Download entire playlists for fully offline use — no internet connection required
• Your downloads are managed automatically with clear storage controls
• Pick up exactly where you left off, every time

SING TOGETHER
• Join or create groups for your choir or ensemble
• Share and organize playlists within your group
• Group activity feed — stay connected with your fellow singers
• Invite members with a link or QR code

YOUR LIBRARY
• Browse and search a growing catalogue of professional choir arrangements
• Organize your repertoire with personal and group playlists
• Available in English, Swedish, German, and Norwegian

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