Vocal Warm-Up

This app will help you do a simple vocal warm-up quickly anytime, anywhere without musical instruments. Just follow the instructions and sing along with the audio guide, very practical.

The app features warm-up exercises specifically for Male or Females, and beginners can hear detailed instructions while more advanced users can skip straight to what they need, there is something for everyone.

Use these skills when you speak professionally and learn how to improve the quality of your singing voice. It's also important to avoid damaging habits such as overuse, shouting, and coughing which can strain your voice.

will create a unique warm-up for you. It can generate a warm-up based on how much time you have available or you can browse the individual tracks and create your own warm-up as you desire. The exercises are recorded in high-quality audio. A lush baby grand accompanies the singer through each exercise and a professional singer guides you through the first two repeats of each. On-screen, each exercise is accompanied by suggestions and instructions to help you get the most out of each exercise.

Your body and throat can tighten up when you’re nervous or stressed, which is not ideal for public speaking, teaching, or even talking on the phone. The exercises in this section show you how to release tension in your jaw, lips and tongue; how to loosen the tightness you get in your neck, head and shoulders; and how to combat the fight/flight mechanism that closes your throat up when you get nervous.

Tongue Exercises – If your tongue is stiff, inflexible, or backed up in your mouth people may have difficulty understanding you. These exercises give you the best techniques for stretching your tongue for easier voicing; releasing tongue root tension to give you a more resonant voice; and a complete tongue workout for gaining fine control.

Interesting Voice – You can have the best sound in the world but if you don’t use it properly you’ll lose your listeners’ interest. The techniques in this section show you exactly how to vary your pace to help your listener understand and process what you’re saying; how to find the right volume for the right situation; and how to extend and use your pitch range to keep your listeners interested.

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