Put a chord over each syllable, hear it on guitar, piano or ukulele and play the whole song at your tempo while the lyric scrolls. Then sing the melody into the same note, so the words, the chords and the take stay together.
Start with the chords. In Zoundroom, open the note with your lyrics, tap “Chords” and put a chord on each syllable where the harmony changes. Tap them to hear them, then play the whole song at your tempo in play mode and sing a melody over it. Record that melody inside the same note so you keep it.
No. It does not generate songs or vocals with AI. You choose the chords and the app plays them on guitar, piano or ukulele so you can hear how your lyric sounds. Auralis, the assistant in the note, only suggests progressions and lines as text.
Zoundroom is free to start. Adding, moving and transposing chords, hearing them and the large lyric of play mode are free. Playing the whole song with ▶ is free a few times per account; after that, it takes Pro.
Yes. You hear every chord without playing anything, the bar suggests chords that belong to the song’s key, and touching and holding a chord shows how it is played on guitar, ukulele or piano.
Yes. Record inside the note and the take is inserted at the cursor, under the line it belongs to. Each recording counts toward the free plan’s limit.
Yes. At app.zoundroom.com, with the same account, you add and move chords, hear them, change the key and use play mode.
Chords pasted as text, like “C G Am F” on their own line, stay as text: they do not sit on a syllable or play. To hear them, add them with the chord bar.
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