Make your audition your moment.

Your song. Your preparation. Your next step forward.

Bring the song you want to sing and the audition you are preparing for. Build a clear plan, hear what your recording reveals, and turn each coaching review into focused practice.

Audition Prep - coming soon. Three coaching reviews. A plan built around you.

A clear path from your first take to audition day.

1. Set your stage

   Add the audition date, song, key, cut and requirements. Shape the preparation around your opportunity.

   Your audition brief

2. Share your starting take

   Record or upload a take. Choose the excerpt and the question you want your coaching to address.

   Coaching review 1: find your focus

3. Make the focus yours

   Listen to the relevant moments, try the practice step, and record freely as you explore the change.

   Your practice between reviews

4. Build on your practice

   Choose your next take and bring back what you worked on. Keep the feedback connected to your audition goal.

   Coaching review 2: refine your next step

5. Bring it together

   Rehearse the cut, the opening and the finish. Use your next review to focus the performance you want to bring.

   Coaching review 3: support your rehearsal

6. Step into the room

   Take your song, accompaniment, practical details and a clear cue with you. You have a plan to return to.

   Your day-of preparation card

The right focus for the time you have.

Audition tomorrow: Make the next practice count.

Start with the material you know. Confirm the cut and accompaniment, choose one useful focus, and rehearse your opening and finish. We will make the available review timing clear before purchase.

About a week: Give each review time to become practice.

Start with a representative take, practice the focus in short sections, and return with a purposeful question. Keep room for a rehearsal before audition day.

More time: Build your preparation in layers.

Settle the material and requirements, work through the challenging sections, and use your reviews as checkpoints. Bring the pieces together as the audition approaches.

These are flexible examples, not eligibility windows. Your three reviews can be paced to your needs; you do not have to squeeze them all in before the audition.

See the moments behind the feedback

The existing Performance Map and coaching examples show the format being brought into Audition Prep. They are not completed Audition Prep sessions or promises of improvement.

Audition Prep is coming soon

• One audition song or cut, with your actual requirements in view
• Three completed coaching reviews, with clear next practice steps
• Unlimited practice takes between submitted reviews
• A preparation plan shaped around your audition date
• An organized workbook, day-of checklist and printable preparation packet

We're still preparing this experience. Sign-ups aren't open yet.

Build your preparation with a clear plan.

Your singing audition preparation guide

Build a practical plan from the audition notice to your final rehearsal.

An audition tomorrow: where to focus

Use the time you have with a clear, manageable preparation checklist.

Choose a song and cut you can own

Match your material to the brief and the performance you want to give.

Your audition preparation questions

What is Audition Prep?

Audition Prep is a focused coaching package for one vocal audition song or cut. It brings together an audition brief, three completed coaching reviews, practice between reviews and an organized workbook with a day-of checklist and printable preparation packet.

Can I use it when my audition is tomorrow?

Short-notice auditions are part of the plan. Your preparation should fit the time you have. Available delivery times and what you can receive before the audition will be clear before payment; there is no fixed seven-day or fourteen-day minimum.

When does Performance Coach review my singing?

You explicitly choose and submit a recording for each of your three reviews. The coaching helps you identify a useful focus, return after practice and prepare a rehearsal. Recording or repeating a practice take does not itself use a review.

Do I need to sing live to a coach?

The coaching is asynchronous: you record or upload your performance and receive feedback to use in practice. The live audition happens with the audition organizer. The package does not include scheduled vocal lessons.

What should I prepare before starting?

Bring the audition notice or requirements, date, song or assigned piece, key and cut if known, and accompaniment details. Follow the organizer’s instructions for any other required tasks.

Will the coaching compare me with the original singer?

Reference material can help explain the song and version you are preparing. Feedback is grounded in your submitted performance; automated matching or scoring against the original singer is not part of the offer.

Does this cover every part of an audition?

The package focuses on one vocal piece. Auditions can include other tasks such as acting, movement, sight-reading or additional songs. Your audition brief keeps those requirements visible so you can prepare them separately.