Question 1

Do I need a good microphone?

Accepted Answer

The first short session offers practice without microphone feedback. For microphone tasks, you need a compatible browser, permission and a usable input signal. A built-in mic may be enough; your room and setup affect the estimate.

Question 2

I'm a complete beginner. Is this for me?

Accepted Answer

You can start with the early exercises and short guided sessions. Choose “I’m finding my voice” for the beginner starting point. Go at a comfortable pace, and pause or stop whenever you need to.

Question 3

What kind of practice is this?

Accepted Answer

A structured curriculum with 420 exercises across breath, range, agility, tone, harmony and phrasing. You hear a cue, try a task and give feedback. The pitch display is a practice aid, not a verdict on your singing.

Question 4

What genres does this cover?

Accepted Answer

Style studies cover rock, pop, R&B/soul, country, folk, and musical theatre. You can also practise pitch, listening, phrasing and other musical skills that appear in many styles.

Question 5

Can the app tell whether a practice is safe for my voice?

Accepted Answer

No. Your strain reports can change what the app offers, but a microphone cannot assess vocal health or guarantee that a task is suitable. Stop if singing hurts. Rest a tired or hoarse voice, and seek medical advice about persistent voice changes.

Question 6

How do I manage a subscription?

Accepted Answer

Your account has subscription controls. Review the current plan and cancellation terms before subscribing; the free short session does not require a card.

Question 7

Does this include other Main Act schools?

Accepted Answer

Vocals belongs to the Artist system with Songwriting and Repertoire. The Everything plan also includes Studio Mix, Live Sound and Lighting. Current plan details are available from Main Act.

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