Android · Choir Training

Rev0lut Hall

Choir-ready ears and eyes — no piano required. Rehearse SATB repertoire, drill pitch on a live staff, and sharpen intervals and rhythm from your phone.

Offline repertoire Live Pitch Bench Interval Dojo Rhythm Lab Daily Studio

Built for choir singers and section leaders

Rev0lut Hall is an Android app that combines a seeded repertoire library with hands-on ear training tools. Whether you sing soprano, alto, tenor, or bass, you can isolate your voice part, place notes on an interactive staff, and receive instant visual feedback — correct pitches glow teal, wrong ones flash red.

The app ships with pre-loaded music packs spanning hymns, classical motets, jazz lead sheets, and classroom warm-ups. Everything works offline once installed, so rehearsal prep does not depend on a Wi-Fi connection or a physical keyboard.

Hall Practice Library Studio

Browse, filter, and open seeded packs

The Hall tab is your starting point for every piece in the library. Packs are organized by genre — Hymn, Classical, Jazz, and Warm-up — and can be filtered with a single tap. Each pack card shows its title, key signature, and meter so you know what you are opening before you start.

Genre filters

Switch between All, Hymn, Classical, Jazz, and Warm-up to narrow the catalog instantly.

Pack detail view

Open any pack to see its subtitle, difficulty badge, voice isolation options, and linked theory cards.

Search

Use the search button to find repertoire by title or keyword across the full library.

Favorites

Mark packs as favorites directly from the Hall and access them quickly from the Library tab.

Pitch, intervals, rhythm, and warm-ups

The Practice tab groups four distinct training modes under one roof. Each mode targets a different skill choir singers need daily — from locking pitch on a staff to recognizing intervals by ear.

Live Pitch Bench

Isolate S, A, T, or B voice parts. Drag notes on the staff, tap movable-do pads, toggle a reference drone, and see instant correct/wrong glow feedback with optional haptics.

Interval Dojo

Timed A/B ear quizzes covering intervals from minor 2nd through perfect 8th, with compound intervals unlocked as your streak grows. Adaptive difficulty keeps sessions challenging.

Rhythm Cell Lab

Tap rhythmic cells against an adjustable metronome. Mute-bar challenges test whether you can maintain the pulse when the click disappears.

Warm-up Forge

Generate scales, arpeggios, and sirens on demand. Save generated warm-ups to your personal library for reuse before rehearsals.

Pitch Bench tools

Track progress and stay consistent

The Studio tab is your personal rehearsal dashboard. It surfaces your latest practice session, offers a daily 60-second ear cue challenge, and gives you access to detailed results and app settings.

Today's 60s Ear Cue

A daily interval challenge card links directly into Interval Dojo so you can lock a target interval — such as a perfect fifth — in under a minute.

Results board

Review saved session results with per-bar heatmaps showing where pitch accuracy was strongest and where you missed most often. Retry weak sections with one tap.

Settings

Configure concert pitch (A=440 or A=442), default clef (treble or bass), color-blind staff palette, and haptic feedback on pitch lock.

Heatmap bars visualize accuracy across each measure, making it easy to spot patterns — maybe bar 7 always trips your alto section, or the final cadence needs another pass. Session history persists locally on your device.

Theory cards, favorites, and rehearsal order

The Library tab connects ear training to music theory and helps you plan rehearsals. Theory cards explain concepts tied to specific repertoire packs. Your favorites collection and custom setlist builder keep everything organized for the next choir session.

Building a setlist shows the item count and approximate duration in minutes, so section leaders can plan warm-up time, full run-throughs, or focused drills on specific pieces without mental arithmetic.

Settings and home-screen widget

Rev0lut Hall adapts to how you read music and how your ensemble tunes. All preferences are stored locally on your device.

Concert pitch

Choose A=440 Hz or A=442 Hz to match your choir's tuning standard.

Default clef

Set treble or bass as the default clef for Pitch Bench sessions.

Accessibility

Enable the color-blind staff palette for high-contrast correct/wrong indicators.

Haptics

Toggle vibration feedback when you lock a pitch correctly on the staff.

An optional Glance home-screen widget displays today's 60-second interval ear cue, so you can start a quick drill without opening the full app.

Help, feedback, and contact

If you encounter a problem, have a feature suggestion, or need help using any part of Rev0lut Hall, our support team is ready to assist. When reaching out, please include your Android version and a brief description of the issue — this helps us resolve requests faster.

We typically respond within 1–2 business days. For account-related or data-deletion requests, refer to our Privacy Policy page.

Contact Support

Developer: Sokol_Maksym

Email us with questions, bug reports, or feedback:

lashandashecklerzd0132@gmail.com

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Rev0lut Hall work without an internet connection?
Yes. All seeded repertoire packs and practice tools are available offline after installation. You do not need Wi-Fi or mobile data to browse the Hall, use Pitch Bench, or run Interval Dojo sessions.
Which voice parts can I isolate in Pitch Bench?
Pitch Bench supports all four standard choir sections: Soprano (S), Alto (A), Tenor (T), and Bass (B). Select your part to highlight its notes on the staff while dimming the others.
What intervals are covered in Interval Dojo?
The Dojo starts with simple intervals from minor 2nd (m2) through perfect 8th (P8). As your streak increases, compound intervals such as m9, M9, m10, and M10 are unlocked for advanced ear training.
Can I change the tuning reference pitch?
Yes. In Studio → Settings you can switch between A=440 Hz and A=442 Hz concert pitch. This affects the reference tones played by the built-in audio engine during practice.
How do session results and heatmaps work?
After each Pitch Bench or drill session, your accuracy data is saved locally. The Results board displays a heatmap bar for each measure — greener segments mean higher accuracy, redder segments highlight bars that need more practice. Tap Retry to revisit weak sections.
Is there a home-screen widget?
Rev0lut Hall offers an optional Glance widget that shows today's 60-second interval ear cue. Add it from your Android home-screen widget picker to start a quick challenge without launching the app.
How do I build a rehearsal setlist?
Open the Library tab and tap "Favorites & Setlist." From there you can add packs, drag items to reorder them, and see the estimated total run time. Remove items with the delete button or open any entry directly into practice.