1. Learn the basics of mixed voice while having fun

Try Voice Jump in Voice Challenges to practice the basics of mixed voice thoroughly!

Open Lessons at the bottom, select All, then choose Voice Rock-Paper-Scissors under Voice Challenge.

The game start screen opens in landscape. Read How to Play, then press Start. Once you can consistently score highly in Voice Jump, you’ll have built the basics of mixed voice! For an explanation of the Rock, Scissors and Paper voice types, watch the video below by Nitto Megane, who supervised this app!

2. Learn to recognize pitch

Try Pitch Master!

Open Lessons at the bottom, select All, then tap Pitch Master. The lessons appear as shown below, with only Lesson 1 available initially. Pitch Master’s lesson content and sequence are designed in a scientifically sound order, so work through them in sequence! Move quickly through sections you find easy, and repeat those where your accuracy was low. Repetition will help you understand, so keep trying!  

3. Train your voice thoroughly

Try Level-based Practice!

Read the lesson carefully and repeatedly practice making the target sound. After practicing for a while, check your voice using the screen below. We recommend spending 95% of your practice on the lesson content screen above and 5% on the next screen as a final check!

In Level-based Practice, my face appears through the front camera. Can anyone else see it?

No. No one, including the developers, can view it. This feature lets AI automatically analyze your mouth to check whether you’re following the lesson instructions, or lets you use it as a mirror. You can use it with peace of mind.

Scores are a guide for practice. Check the lesson instructions and sample audio, and listen to your own voice for comparison. Do not rely on the score alone to judge your technique; use a comfortable voice.

Level-Based Practice currently offers Introduction, Beginner, Intermediate, and Vocal skills. Lesson access depends on your membership.

Start with the basics and gradually build the skills you can use.

I’ll keep practicing until I can sing my favorite songs in their original key!

4. Build your vocal training knowledge

Try Vocal Training Knowledge!

Open an article from the list to learn how the voice works. The screen below explains the body parts used to make your voice, so you can learn about vocal training even on the train!

Learning vocal training theory sounds difficult. Does it actually help me improve?

Learning about vocal training lets you practice more thoughtfully and helps you improve faster.

Oh, I see!

Then I’ll read it!

Yes, enthusiasm matters too. Let’s keep at it together! (laughs)

5. Other: contact us for advice if you aren’t improving

What should I do if I’ve used the app for several months but still haven’t improved, or if I get stuck in my practice?

Send your questions or concerns through the contact form and we’ll respond in turn. If you’re struggling to improve, tell us what’s troubling you through the contact form.

Voish’s lesson content was created under the supervision of vocal coach Nitto, so we also recommend Nitto’s vocal training lessons!

Nitto’s vocal lessons teach you to intentionally control the body parts used in singing.

To understand how the body parts used in singing relate to your singing voice, you may find Nitto’s video below helpful!

The quality is so high I thought you were a TV personality! I’ll definitely get in touch when I need help!