Erol Singer's Studio on Android? The alternatives
Short answer to the question most people arrive with: there is no Android version, and we found no sign of one coming. This page covers what Erol Singer's Studio is genuinely good at — a deep, well-organised exercise library for committed students — and what the closest option is if you are not on an iPhone or a Mac.
We make Vocalify, so read this as a vendor's comparison. It sticks to things you can check yourself in two minutes, and it quotes no prices — tiers move, and a stale number would mislead you. The store listing is the source. Store facts here were verified by hand on 11 November 2026; see how we checked.
Is it on Android?
No. Erol Singer's Studio is iOS and macOS only. The App Store listing was last updated 27 October 2026, so it is actively maintained, and a Google Play search for it on 11 November 2026 returned other apps, not this one. If you are on Android and a list sent you here, the list did not check.
One thing worth passing on: we once described it as "paid, with no meaningful free tier". That was wrong. The App Store listing is free to download, with the exercise library sold from inside the app — so you can install it and look around before paying, on a device that can run it.
What it is genuinely good at
It is the most serious exercise library in the category: deep, well-organised, and conservatoire-ish in approach rather than gamified. It is built for a committed learner or a singing student who wants structured technical material and will actually work through it. That is a real and fairly rare thing — most of the category optimises for a beginner's first week, and this does not.
If you are on iOS, want that depth, and will use it consistently, buying the library is a reasonable purchase and nothing here replaces it like for like. We are not going to pretend otherwise.
The closest option off iOS
A browser trainer runs on Android, Windows, Linux, macOS and iOS alike, which solves the platform problem first — and on Android, Vocalify is also an app on Google Play. What it gives you against Erol's library:
- Structured technical exercises — sustained notes, scales with a tonic-triad bookend, sirens and glides, interval work and ear-training drills, each configurable and each scored in cents. Smaller library, and every item is measured rather than demonstrated. Free.
- An order to work through → the training plan: levels of short lessons that unlock behind a 70% score gate, so the sequencing is enforced rather than suggested. The first five lessons are free; lesson six onward needs Pro.
- Your own material → the melody editor, for entering an exercise or a phrase that is not in anyone's library and drilling it on loop against a backing track.
- Measurement first → the range test and the pitch discrimination test, so the exercises are pitched where your voice actually is.
Where the two genuinely differ
Erol Singer's Studio sells you curated pedagogy: a large body of exercises chosen and ordered by someone who teaches singing, with the reasoning behind them. The value is editorial.
A measurement-first trainer sells you the number: live pitch drawn against a target, an average error in cents per run, and a history that says whether last month's practice changed anything. The value is feedback, and the exercise library is deliberately smaller because every drill has to be scoreable.
If you have a teacher already, or a syllabus, the second is the more useful half — you know what to practise and you want to know whether it worked. If you have neither and want to be taught, the first is doing work the second does not attempt.
What "free" covers here
So you can compare like with like. Free, with no card and no expiry: every standalone exercise, live pitch feedback scored in cents, the melody editor, backing tracks, your recordings, your history and analytics, and syncing across devices once you have an account. The first five course lessons are free. A free account also includes audio splits one track at a time, 20 minutes a day of singing along to songs, and up to five saved melodies. Vocalify Pro unlocks course lessons from lesson six, removes the daily limit on songs, lets you save more than five melodies, and increases storage from 250 MB to 5 GB. Pitch feedback is never metered, which is the whole point of the comparison.
Frequently asked
Is Erol Singer's Studio available on Android?
No. It is iOS and macOS only, and there is no Google Play listing. A browser trainer is the practical route on Android — see singing apps on Android.
Is Erol Singer's Studio free?
The App Store listing is free to download, with the exercise library sold from inside the app. You can install and look before paying, on iOS or macOS.
What is the best alternative for structured vocal exercises?
Off iOS, a trainer with a scored plan is the closest: a smaller library, but every drill returns an error in cents and the sequencing is enforced by a score gate.
Which is better for a singing student?
If you need to be taught what to practise, a curated library wins. If you have a teacher or a syllabus and need to know whether your practice is working, measurement wins. Many people genuinely want both, and they are not mutually exclusive.
Start with a measured exercise
Scales, sirens and sustained notes, each scored in cents. Any device, free, no account.
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