Singorama includes a great deal of information in a variety of formats, including audio lessons, e-books, practice clips, and interactive software. These formats cover information from warm-ups, vocal techniques, and voice care to harmony, pitch, stage performance, auditions, and singing with a band. In addition, the mini recording software provides singers with the ability to listen to their own singing and actually hear improvement. Since you don’t have a voice coach listening to you on a regular basis, this immediate feedback is invaluable.

Perfect your Pitch Pro! and Jayde Musica Pro are both entertaining games, designed to each you to listen carefully and read music respectively. In the theme of the rest of the program, these computer games provide important learning tools that supplement the audio lessons. Similarly, the Advanced Learning Techniques e-book provides some quality info, although maybe not all it’s hyped up to be, and the metronome software does help someone who is rhythmically challenged, although similar programs are available for free from a number of sources.

Finally, although live chat is obviously more useful, the e-mail consultation line is helpful for receiving direct feedback, where you can e-mail a song you’ve recorded using the Mini Recording Studio and have a professional in a certain singing style critique your recording. Similar to Singing Success, Singorama promises that you will increase your range by an entire octave, the main difference being that Singorama is available for half the price. This does mean that Singorama falls a bit short on quantity of information, but for someone wanting to stretch themselves vocally from any level, Singorama is a screaming deal, and is easy to learn rather quickly.