Welcome to our course, Singing Secrets!
Feel free to navigate around the course and choose the lessons that best support your goals and individual needs!
We have several explanations of detailed singing information as well several different types of vocal exercises that will help singers of all skill levels throughout, so feel free to spend concentrated time on and return to the portions of the course that help you progress the fastest based on the areas you want to focus on!
In this section, you'll find the Daily Vocal Routine, split into video examples for both male and female voices.
Focus on using controlled and safe technique while working towards increasing your strength and flexibility over long periods of time!
These exercises are separate from our warm-ups. Once you have gone through our warm-ups, try these pitched exercises to strengthen your musical ears and your voice’s ability to match pitch.
Maintaining relaxed and speech-like tone throughout each key’s exercise while also focusing on matching pitch exactly. Take mental notes on which pitches sound too low in comparison to the piano and try to make adjustments to your pitch to gradually improve your intonation.
As you first attempt these pitched exercises, use whichever vocal register feels most comfortable (chest vs head voice), but as your physical capabilities and pitch/intonation improve, feel free to experiment with stretching both head and chest voice throughout the different pitch ranges to improve your intonation with each register independently. Improving your pitch both while belting or using a more gentle head tone will be valuable, as there are many songs that require varied usages of your tone, but all songs require excellent pitch/intonation.
These exercises are separate from our warm-ups. Once you have gone through our warm-ups, try these pitched exercises to strengthen your musical ears and your voice’s ability to match pitch.
Maintaining relaxed and speech-like tone throughout each key’s exercise while also focusing on matching pitch exactly. Take mental notes on which pitches sound too low in comparison to the piano and try to make adjustments to your pitch to gradually improve your intonation.
As you first attempt these pitched exercises, use whichever vocal register feels most comfortable (chest vs head voice), but as your physical capabilities and pitch/intonation improve, feel free to experiment with stretching both head and chest voice throughout the different pitch ranges to improve your intonation with each register independently. Improving your pitch both while belting or using a more gentle head tone will be valuable, as there are many songs that require varied usages of your tone, but all songs require excellent pitch/intonation.
Check out some additional info/resources in our advanced techniques section to continue seeing Vocal progress in some more nuanced and stylistic ways!
Below are detailed explanations and breakdowns for each of the individual exercises within the daily vocal routine that give more context and clarity!
When you first start out with the daily vocal routine, just try attempting the exercises while copying the sounds you hear to the best of your ability! That being said, as you get more familiar with the movements and exercises, optimizing your technique and execution of each exercise will continue to yield progressively better results for your voice!
In this section, you'll find a list of things to watch out for and things to avoid in order to preserve your vocal health and enhance your vocal consistency in live performance!
In this section, you'll find some more written explanations and bullet-point style tips on the daily vocal routine to provide context and direction that will help you use the DVR optimally!