Vocal warm up
Are you a singer, public speaker, teacher, radio announcer, voice actor, or someone who uses voice on a daily basis? This app will help you do a simple vocal warm up quickly anytime, anywhere without music instruments.
These are the top Vocal WarmUp techniques to help you exercise your voice and keep it in peak condition. With video tutorials, step-by-step vocal exercises and combinations for clear tone, tongue flexibility, excellent diction, releasing tension, and keeping your listeners interested.
Choose a single 1-minute WarmUp just before an important meeting, or build and save your own warmup sequences to improve your voice and keep it in great condition every day.
Earn trust with our video tutorials. Learn to sing or improve your singing skills. Expand your tessitura, sing songs with notes of different heights and train your voice to sing pointed out in different scales. This app will help you coordinate your ear and vocal chords to learn to sing.
One of the things I am constantly teaching my private clients is that the voice is an instrument inside your body and you have to learn how to use it to get the most out of it. It’s very “physical” on the foundational level. To have a strong voice and to have vocal consistency there are certain things you have to know and do. There are some really simple methods you can use, right now, to get a great sound out of your instrument.
Warm-up is a very important step in any training. It is not only improves the results of training, but also helps to prevent muscle strain and joint injuries.
In this application, there is provided a set of exercises that You can use as a warm-up before training, and as a separate morning exercises.
Whether you're working with a vocal coach or on your own, you can warm-up with your favorite techniques. Use these skills when you speak professionally and learn how to improve the quality of your singing voice.
Voice warm up
Singing scales
Breathing for singing techniques
How to find your tessitura
Voice Training Exercises
Body posture for singing
Tips for singing
Female singing techniques
Male singing techniques
These are the top Vocal WarmUp techniques to help you exercise your voice and keep it in peak condition. With video tutorials, step-by-step vocal exercises and combinations for clear tone, tongue flexibility, excellent diction, releasing tension, and keeping your listeners interested.
Choose a single 1-minute WarmUp just before an important meeting, or build and save your own warmup sequences to improve your voice and keep it in great condition every day.
Earn trust with our video tutorials. Learn to sing or improve your singing skills. Expand your tessitura, sing songs with notes of different heights and train your voice to sing pointed out in different scales. This app will help you coordinate your ear and vocal chords to learn to sing.
One of the things I am constantly teaching my private clients is that the voice is an instrument inside your body and you have to learn how to use it to get the most out of it. It’s very “physical” on the foundational level. To have a strong voice and to have vocal consistency there are certain things you have to know and do. There are some really simple methods you can use, right now, to get a great sound out of your instrument.
Warm-up is a very important step in any training. It is not only improves the results of training, but also helps to prevent muscle strain and joint injuries.
In this application, there is provided a set of exercises that You can use as a warm-up before training, and as a separate morning exercises.
Whether you're working with a vocal coach or on your own, you can warm-up with your favorite techniques. Use these skills when you speak professionally and learn how to improve the quality of your singing voice.
Voice warm up
Singing scales
Breathing for singing techniques
How to find your tessitura
Voice Training Exercises
Body posture for singing
Tips for singing
Female singing techniques
Male singing techniques
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vocal warm up that does not aid in any warm ups.. good job NOT! its just all text explaining what lip trills are. No exercise. No scales just boring reading at best