Making pronunciation easier
A large part of vocal and choral repertoire is in languages singers don't speak. Working with a coach is accurate but expensive; recordings aren't always available or clear enough to rely on.
Getting pronunciation right shouldn't be the hardest part of making music.
VoxLingo was created to make accurate pronunciation more accessible – giving singers a clear, consistent way to approach unfamiliar languages with confidence, independence, and musical focus.
How it works
Context-aware AI transcription cross-checked against Wiktionary for every word.
Know instantly which results are verified, AI-only, or need a closer look.
Hear the original text spoken aloud in the correct language and dialect. IPA audio coming soon.
Supported languages
British and American English · Castilian and Latin American Spanish · Classical and Ecclesiastical Latin · audio for all except Classical Latin.
It gets better over time
Flag wrong results or choose between AI and dictionary versions.
Patterns across users improve how transcriptions are generated.
Confirmed pronunciations become the instant default for everyone.
The creator
VoxLingo was created by Natalia Filipiak – a product leader with a background in linguistics and a practicing soprano with the Edinburgh Royal Choral Union. She built this tool out of direct experience with the challenges of learning pronunciation in vocal and choral repertoire.