
Practice a quick win warm-up to wake up your breathing muscles with a straw and water, then notice you last longer on one breath and easier speaking or singing.
this video is a place holder only, change with the directions once you have done that video.
Learn to alternate between lip trills and lip bubbles on a single breath. Start with the easier one and gradually build to smooth, full-breath alternation.
Discover how lip bubbles and lip trill wake breathing, vocal folds, and facial muscles, improving voice openness; conduct a three-minute lip bubble and lip trill experiment to compare ease.
Learn a descending slide to wake up pitch adjustment muscles in the larynx, with lip trill and lip bubble practice, delivered in bite-sized steps and later integrated.
Practice lip trills and lip bubbles with a descending slide to warm up the voice, either with or without scales, for 3–5 minutes to wake breathing and prepare to sing.
Walk through the scale used in the vocal warm up, with bite-sized steps, prerequisites, and a descending slide, and prepare with the attached mp3 files before the next video.
Learn to breathe to the beat in a vocal warm up by taking silent breaths on the two notes at the start to support airflow and tone.
Add staccato notes to the scale while breathing long with a track, practicing lip bubble sequences and copying the demonstration for both voices.
learn to execute a descending slide from the scale, slide straight down without pausing at the top, and practice with both female and male voice examples.
Fine-tune your vocal warm-ups with lip bubble and lip trill concepts, emphasizing airflow, starting and ending with the lip, and pacing by breathing and practicing at your own pace.
Practice this beginner five-minute female vocal warm up with me, count to ten or sing briefly to see whether your voice feels lighter and more projected, with a downloadable mp3.
Join a five-minute male vocal warm up do-along, counting to ten and singing a simple phrase to compare before and after, aiming for easier, lighter, and louder vocal quality.
Master a complete vocal warm-up with the Empey threes, learn to troubleshoot croaky voice by refining technique or adjusting warm-up duration and frequency, and wake up your voice before singing.
Want to warm up your voice but don't know how? Let me show you step by step on this course how.
Every singer should warm up their singing voice if they want to sound their best.
A good vocal warm-up like the one on this course will:
Wake up your breathing - You learn this automatically on this course through the sounds we use on the warm-up that has been designed with your specific voice type in mind.
Wake up your vocal folds and line them up ready for singing with more focus - so a less airy sound.
Wake up your resonance so your voice projects better.
balances every element of your singing voice leaving your voice sounding warmer and stronger than before.
Help to protect your voice against vocal damage.
leave your voice feeling freer and more responsive so your voice will be more predictable when you go to sing - no strange surprises when you open your mouth!
Not sure if the vocal warm-up will cover your vocal range?
I have taken the time to create 1 hours worth of vocal warm-ups for each of the main voice types for the Female and Male voice ensuring that you get the best vocal warm-up for your voice. Here is a list of the main voice types covered on this course...
Female High voice = Soprano ( 1 hours worth of vocal warm-ups).
Female Middle Voice = Mezzo-Soprano ( 1 hours worth of vocal warm-ups).
Female Low Voice = Alto ( 1 hours worth of vocal warm-ups).
Male High Voice = Tenor ( 1 hours worth of vocal warm-ups).
Male Middle Voice = Baritone ( 1 hours worth of vocal warm-ups).
Male Low Voice = Bass ( 1 hours worth of vocal warm-ups).
The vocal warm-ups are not only designed to fit your voice type I have also made sure to keep them very clean so there is not too much interruption from lots of instruments just a simple piano part so you can focus on your technique and good pitching.
The vocal warm-up you learn on this course is a vocal warm-up that all my students use all the time and I do as well. It's a great vocal warm-up that you will find yourself coming back to over and over, as it does the job of warming up your voice very well.
So click on the enrol button under the preview video and I look forward to seeing you on the course.
See you on the course...Vocal Coach Dylan :)