Sing in tune with a daily vocal practice plan
Start with a free pitch or range check. Then get short daily sessions that turn the result into better control, tone, agility, phrasing, harmony, and confidence.
First session
Pitch Test → Pitch accuracy
See where you are today, then practise what needs work.
1 · Check
Sing five sustained notes
2 · Practise
Drill the pitch you drift on
3 · Review
Tomorrow starts from that result
What you get
Know what to practise today.
Each session gives you a short exercise, shows how it went, and uses that result to plan what comes next.
Know your real vocal range and comfortable working range.
Hear when you are sharp, flat, late, early, breathy, or unstable.
Get a daily plan across pitch, tone, range, agility, and phrasing.
Track progress with belts instead of guessing whether YouTube warmups are working.
What you’ll practise
Four parts of the skill.
Lane 1
Pitch accuracy
Match notes, hold center, hear drift, and recover without guessing.
Lane 2
Range and registers
Work chest voice, head voice, passaggio, mixed coordination, and transposition choices.
Lane 3
Tone and breath
Practice resonance, vowel shape, support, onset, release, and controlled dynamics.
Lane 4
Phrasing and harmony
Move from isolated drills into musical lines, harmony, and performance context.
Try it free
Use a free tool before you subscribe.
These tools are free, work in the browser, and lead naturally into your first training lane.
Pitch Test
A no-signup browser test that checks how accurately you match pitch.
Open the toolRange Finder
Find your usable vocal range and see where your daily practice should start.
Open the toolFree guides
Read the guide, then try it.
Craft guide
Range Extension
Usable range can be limited by tension and by how the registers coordinate through a break. Range work should explore lighter, comfortable coordination rather than muscle higher; these exercises offer a conservative place to begin.
Read guideCraft guide
Mixed Voice
“Mixed voice” is a teaching label for coordinating chest-like and head-like qualities through a register transition. It is not a separate third voice, and different teachers describe the balance differently; these exercises explore it at an easy volume.
Read guideCraft guide
Pitch Accuracy
Singing in tune asks you to hear a target pitch and coordinate your voice toward it. Both can be practiced, but a browser exercise cannot diagnose hearing or explain every pitch difficulty. Here is a focused matching routine.
Read guideGuide libraries
Every guide, one list each.
Voice type guides
What soprano, tenor, baritone and the other labels mean, and where a label stops being useful.
Browse the listSinging exercise guides
From lip trills and sirens to singing with a cold, each with steps you can do today.
Browse the listSong range guides
The range, key and hardest moment of each song, checked against your own voice.
Browse the list
How the six schools fit together
Vocals is one school inside a two-system practice platform.
Choose the three-school system that matches your work, or subscribe to Artist and Studio together for all six. Your account and progress stay together.
This system · 3 schools
Main Act Artist
$7.92per month
$95 billed yearly · monthly and lifetime also available
See this system’s plansEverything · all 6 schools
Artist + Studio
$11.83per month
$142 billed yearly · monthly and lifetime also available
Main Act Artist
Vocals · Songwriting · Repertoire
Main Act Studio
Studio Mix · Live Sound · Lighting
Start free
Start with Pitch Test.
No syllabus or subscription needed. Try it free and see what to practise next.
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Questions
Before you start
Can I use Main Act Vocals for free?
Yes. The pitch test, range finder, and free-tier training are designed to give you a real feel for the system before you upgrade.
Is this only for beginners?
No. Beginners get structure, but intermediate singers get the bigger benefit: repeatable feedback and a way to diagnose weak spots without waiting for a weekly lesson.
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