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EnsembleOS vs Vivid Practice

EnsembleOS

ensemble-os.com

Vivid Practice

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FigureEnsembleOSVivid Practice
Price from£7.17/mo$7.50/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
Plans published69
Spec score · Music Practice Software8.2 (#8)8.4 (#7)
IntegrationsThe Starter plan includes calendar sync, and the Enterprise plan lists API access and integrations without naming specific providers.The site documents spreadsheet or Google Sheet templates for CSV bulk assignment imports.
PurposeEnsembleOS brings practice material, rehearsal planning, and ensemble insight together for worship teams, choirs, and ensembles.Vivid Practice helps music teachers manage student assignments and encourage better practice habits.

Plans

EnsembleOS

  • FreeFree
  • Starter£86 a year
  • Chorus£374 a year
  • Pro£854 a year
  • Organisation£1,430 a year
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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Vivid Practice

  • Forever FreeFree
  • Small Studio$9 a month
  • Medium Studio$19 a month
  • Large Studio$29 a month
  • School$39 a month
  • Small Studio$90 a year
  • Medium Studio$190 a year
  • Large Studio$290 a year
  • School$390 a year

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In their own words

EnsembleOS

EnsembleOS is a web platform that combines practice material, rehearsal planning, communication, and activity reporting for worship teams, choirs, and other ensembles. Its waveform player loops recordings or scores and slows playback without changing pitch. AI stem splitting separates uploaded recordings into parts such as vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and accompaniment. PDF scores can become playable scores with separated parts, a playback-synced cursor, and measure navigation, although conversion may need checking. Rehearsal tools provide timed agendas, RSVP tracking, attendance records, and pieces linked to rehearsal slots. Analytics cover practice activity, pieces needing work, engagement trends, and exportable reports. Chat includes section rooms, mentions, file sharing, and AI moderation. Audio uploads support MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, and M4A; scores support PDF and MusicXML. The service requires internet access for scores, audio, and most ensemble data, and does not offer full offline media downloads. Billing is handled by directors or organisers; members use included features at no cost.

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Vivid Practice

Vivid Practice helps music teachers organize student assignments and encourage regular practice. Teachers can bulk upload assignments from spreadsheet templates, track student progress, attach audio, video, and PDFs, and arrange work in folders. Students use the mobile app to work in Blocked, Interleaved, Pomodoro, or Focused practice modes. Students or parents can set practice schedules and receive reminders, and students can message teachers between lessons. Teachers use the website, whose dashboard is mobile responsive in a browser. The service is designed for one teacher per account; schools can share an account or create one for each teacher. It does not set required practice times for individual pieces, though teachers can write time guidance in assignment notes, and it has no practice listening or compare-recording feature. The free plan covers one student. Paid plans start at $9 a month for 2–10 students, with tiers for larger studios and schools up to 500 students at $39 a month. Vivid Practice is available on the web, Android, and iOS.

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