You heard the episode. This is where to start.
Vocal Refresh is five private minutes a day, built around the voice you have today rather than the one you had at twenty.
The short version
Vocal Refresh is a vocal training app for women coming back to singing after years away. You sing four short exercises into your phone, it maps the range you actually have today, and you get a five-minute daily session built for that voice. The audio never leaves your device.
Where else you can hear Ingrid
Longer conversations about coming back to your voice, on other people's shows.
Is this actually for you?
Almost everyone who finds us through a podcast recognizes themselves in one of these three.
- The reawakening. You sang all through school, then twenty-plus years happened. There is room again, and something is missing in it. You want to sing at home without wincing, and maybe walk into a choir.
- The interrupted singer. You trained, you gigged a little, you took it seriously. Then work crowded it out. You want breath, range and control back to a standard you are proud of.
- The one who never had lessons. You sang in school, or church, or the car, and never had a lesson in your life. You assumed that meant you were not a real singer. Now there is time, and you want one song you are proud of.
If you are reading this thinking your voice is too far gone, that is the most common thing I hear, and it is usually the least true. Is it too late to learn to sing goes through what actually changes with age and what does not.
Your voice didn't go anywhere. See where it is today.
Three notes get you your range in note names, your voice type, and the singer whose range matches yours. 100% private: Nothing is recorded or saved.
Your result and a plan for your voice come by email after the test.
🎤 Not ready to sing yet? See how Vocal Refresh works for women who aren't done singing.
Heard enough? Skip the test.
Join the waitlist and I email you the day Vocal Refresh opens. Founding members pay $69.99 a year, held for three years.
"Nobody hands your voice back to you. You go get it."
Who is teaching you
I'm Ingrid Moss. I have coached voice for more than 25 years, and most of that time has gone to one kind of singer: the woman who used to sing, stopped for a while, and wonders whether it is still in there. I have been performing in musical theatre for over 30 years, and I studied Music and Music Theory at the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire.
The part that actually qualifies me is the break I took myself. I was on stage, living inside music, and then life filled up. A new career, a family, more to do than there were hours to do it in. My own singing went quiet and I could not tell you which week it happened. Nobody decides to stop singing. It just stops being the thing that fits.
I picked it back up years later, badly at first, and learned the thing I now say to every new student in her first lesson. A voice that has been sitting unused is not a voice that is gone. It is out of practice, which is a different problem and a far more fixable one.
There is more of that story on the about page, including how I teach and who this is built for.
Questions I hear a lot
I cannot really sing anymore. Is this for me?
Especially you. Vocal Refresh is designed for voices that have changed, not for people who already sound good. If you feel like you have lost it, you are exactly who this was built for. The exercises start from wherever your voice actually is, which is why the first thing you do is a check rather than a song.
Will anyone hear me practicing?
No. Your audio is analyzed on your phone and then it is gone. There is no library of your recordings, because we never have them. Most of the work is quiet anyway, so it survives a house with other people in it.
Do I need any equipment or experience?
Just your phone and a few quiet minutes. No gear, no music theory, no prior training. You do not need to read music and you will never be asked to perform for anyone.
What does the founding-member rate mean?
The price you join at is the price you keep. If Vocal Refresh costs more later, and it will, founding members stay at the founding rate for as long as they keep their membership. Joining the waitlist is free and nothing is charged today.
How much time does this actually take?
Five minutes a day, most days. Singing is a coordination skill, and coordination is built by frequency rather than by long sessions, so five short days beat one heroic weekend every time. The whole app is built around a full life rather than a spare hour you do not have.