Vocal Warm-ups for Mezzo/Alto

[@chrichico]

Thank you for posting these videos where can I buy the lessons? I listen to them everyday and they've really helped to improve the quality of my singing.

[@ktvocalstudio]

Here is a link to download this warm-up: ktvocalstudio.com/shop/mezzoalto-youtube-warm-up-mp3/ I'm so glad they are helping you!

[@ktvocalstudio]

I just started a Patreon page where you can get them add-free. Plus download all the warm-ups on the app. patreon.com/ktvocalstudio

[@llmmm123]

@@ktvocalstudio 💓

[@addh5368]

I know I just stop and go back down scales etc

[@crazycow24]

I like how the creator still keeps in contact with people in comments 6 years later. :D

[@ktvocalstudio]

😍😍😍

[@crazycow24]

oml im happy

[@KatherineCHE]

Thank you for this... straightforward and not lots of jabbering on like a lot of the online warmups have. ♥

[@ktvocalstudio]

You are very welcome!

[@thelmapotts2707]

This is an excellent warm-up. I did the warm-up, went to rehearsal and I was able to reach E6 on pitch and with power. I also sustained my breathing while singing my lower notes. Thank you!

[@mellisapolier729]

AWESOME! NO BS- RIGHT TO WORK!

[@crazycow24]

Mellisa Polier YESSS

[@ktvocalstudio]

Sure Emily! Thank you for your comment! C4 = middle C Mezzo/Alto: bubble - top note B5 kiu - top note Ab5 ning/nay - top note Ab5 moi/mah - top note F#5 goog/gug - top note E5 nyea - top note E5 hung-young - top note F#5

[@jameblue3087]

I thought it was a bomb.

[@ramkrishanchawla9475]

Karmyn Tyler Cobb Vocal Studio I

[@itsmejames156]

How to avoid voice cracks because of adams apple😂❤️🎙️🎵🎤🎧🔊

[@AnnInFL]

Thanks for giving the top notes. This is out of my range by about one whole step. My top note is a F#/Gb. Also, I had no trouble at all with the lowest notes (probably an F3?). I must be a true alto, but I will use this to stretch! Thanks. 😲 🎶

[@ojoyful1]

I think the Kiu exercise went up to an A or Bb5....🎵

[@nrose3927]

Wooww.. I'm in choir (I'm grade 7) and I did this test on youtube for my voice a while ago today and my highest note came to D5 and my lowest, F3 so it said i was Alto... So I searched up some tutorials/warm ups and this was the first one I found. This is the best singing warm up I've ever found. My voice feels like its exercised! This is great, I might even do this same warm up daily! Thanks!! :)

[@ktvocalstudio]

+Zony Metsio The best thing for you to remember about breathing is your intake. You MUST have a relaxed, deep, open (yawn-like) breath in. If you are stressed in your intake it will negatively effect phonation! Make sure you do not have tongue tension when you breath in...if you do, think "uh" as you breath in. "Uh" as in summer - s"UH"mmer

[@EEversmann]

I always use this to warm up.

[@lanieandhailey]

The lip trills or what ever they were called, reminded my of my musical theatre class. Cause we do that and a few other warm ups. Lol we do one where we say "red leather, yellow leather, red leather, yellow leather, red leather, yellow leather, red" and we just get faster and faster. It's fun lol.

[@marinavargas1569]

I used to who washed Washington's bright yellow underwear when Washington's washer woman went west

[@thealarsen7719]

Hailey ._. im pretty sure everyone red leather yellow leather

[@chaoticgeorgie722]

Nice. I just started musical theatre classes and we did similar warmups. Then we learnt some choreography to go with some of the greatest showman songs.

[@NOOOOPENOPE]

For your annunciation? Correct me if I'm wrong, lol. What I was taught was the sequence you just said and PUH-TI(H/ not the 'E' sounding I)-KUH. Sp puh-ti-kuh and you say it slow then gradually get faster! It's really fun.

[@Crazymummyp]

Thank you so much for this warm up. It's amazingly generous of you to offer this for free. I am a trained mezzo and am using this warmup at home when I practise & to prepare for auditions. It's perfect! :)

[@ktvocalstudio]

Crazymummyp You are so very welcome! :)

[@ambermoore5613]

My voice strengthened within the lesson. Great stuff, thanks for sharing it! I have bookmarked this page.

[@KTCVocalStudio]

Thank you!!

[@NoellaFromParis]

Using this video every morning to warmup my voice ! (I'm a tour guide and singer)

[@LejaSiv]

These are some of the BEST alto exercises ever! thank you so much.

[@DillyHughesxXx]

Love this vocal warm up, I have been using it for quite a few months now, and more now that I go to drama school and I use this video every morning and before my singing lesson to warm up my voice. It has been very helpful for me so thank you!

[@jude6913]

i am a non-male tenor, but i also sing alto sometimes. this helped both sides of that. thanks.

[@sailor_anna9924]

felt like an idiot doing these but they helped hahaha. thanks

[@hahaohno329]

KillMyVocals I'm literally doing this at 1:00 AM because I forgot to practice my song XD

[@torisullivan6976]

If you don’t feel like an idiot when doing warmups then you aren’t doing the right warmups 😂

[@jeshan0659]

I feel uncomfortable doing this in my house.

[@maria.menezess]

You get used to it. It feels embarassing at first but when you start doing it on a daily basis, not worrying about how you sound, you don't even care anymore lol

[@thatonechick4551]

Thanks for this. Just getting back into singing after 5 years of not practicing or training. Most thorough warm up I've found and I needed that to exercise my vocal chords. Thank you for making this!!!

[@mexxmusicalsr6913]

This has been my go-to vocal warm up for years, thanks so much 😊

[@ktvocalstudio]

You are very welcome!

[@alexakafna550]

Im 13 and this is realy improving my voice. Thank u.

[@ktvocalstudio]

Thank you Kate! I'm putting together more free exercises for specific areas! :) Stay tuned!

[@noahabel4181]

Thank you a lot. I use this to strengthen my falsetto and it helps a lot.

[@winonadaphne6445]

"Nyea" sounds so weird and it's so hard to do! Thank you very much for this helpful video! Throughout the video, I found I could sing the highest notes more and more. I'm not sure if it was my vocal range "expanding" or if you only put the high notes in the beginning.

[@DragonNestMP]

+Teresa He ikr

[@taicarter1381]

+Teresa He Really off topic but nice to see exo-l here! haha

[@annebos4634]

Best vocal warm up I have found on KZbin so far. Thank you!

[@broadwaybabe1127]

Thank you so much for these exercises! I've bookmarked both the soprano and mezzo/alto pages. As a fourteen year old with an F3-C6 range, I find them quite helpful when I want to practice outside of voice lessons!

[@amyshaw2340]

Wowww fantastic!! That ning one really works ya!

[@bellagracehouston]

This has been my warmup for years and I love it, thank you so much! It is very helpful when you have to sing the national anthem or very belty songs as that is more my style.

[@ktvocalstudio]

You are so welcome! Thank you for letting me know!

[@snootzie78]

I like these warm-ups a lot better than the "smoo" or "nee no nee no nee" ones on a previous video.

[@lex816]

This helps me open my throat and work on transitioning between chest/head voice so much. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@ShortyWhatYourNameIs]

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[@ktvocalstudio]

Thank you so much for your comment! I certainly appreciate it!! So glad they are helping you!!

[@ShortyWhatYourNameIs]

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[@chocolate8409]

Been using this for a year, this really helped my vocal range.

[@ktvocalstudio]

Thank you! I’m so glad it helps you!

[@sasshardimon8179]

I'm having difficulties with the "Bubbles" my lips stop...bubbling before I actually finish. I've never really been good at this particular exercise but I really want my voice to be better.

[@ktvocalstudio]

+Sancerea Ankh Keep your throat comfortably open like an [almost] yawn. Lean back in the upper areas and see if that helps engage your core support. And, as +FerreyMalfoy recommended, your lips do need to be moist to bubble! :)

[@wandanowicki2267]

+Sancerea Ankh Check out Mark Baxter's video on lip trills. He explains why this happens in a very clear way. and the video is short. I think it is called "Fool Proof Vocal Exercize" .

[@rosiered6712]

Same

[@elithewholeshebang]

I put two fingers on each side of my mouth and raise that skin slightly. Close to the sides of your lips, but try different distances away and see what works for you. Sometimes I raise both of my cheeks completely

[@michellewalker8240]

I love these. Any time im back into solo singing i use these to strengthen my vocal range and sound.

[@ktvocalstudio]

❤️ So glad they continue to help you.

[@notalent23]

Absolutely amazing! my voice feels light and free after the lessons thanks :)

[@ferncohen2234]

I use this video whenever I have to warp up for an important audition. They helped me get into a 4 year theatre program.

[@ktvocalstudio]

Thank you so much for sharing!

[@danelmuller4504]

Absolutely stunning! Thanks for sharing your clever sequence. My sound placement exactly where it should be after a bit of a break. :-)

[@ashleymarie6682]

alto scale my foot. this is a mezzo-soprano warmup.

[@starylize]

that's what i felt when she went into the REALLY high notes.

[@puffpanda1]

Oh thank god it wasn’t just me 😭😂😂I could not fucking make it up there

[@tuneinat]

Ashley Burt F#5?

[@GabrielaVilchezG]

HAHAHAHA

[@britneyyo5765]

It's too low for me I didn't read correctly I thought this was a soprano BTW I used to be a Alto too untill I done range growth on yt

[@elieaviecortes5161]

Hi Karmyn, thank you for this warm up it has made a big improvement on my voice

[@JOYQUINTEROAKACHAOZ]

Thank you sooo much for offering this for free! Greetings from Mexico.

[@RehnStillnightOfficial]

I had to download the file and modify it to cover my full range... A3 to Eb6, sometimes F6 (When I'm reaaally relaxed) ahahah Anyway this is the best vocal warm up I could find! Great! :)

[@ktvocalstudio]

I'm glad you liked it! ktvocalstudio.com/shop/mezzoalto-youtube-warm-up-mp3/

[@FedericaAcri]

when you say that you can reach an Eb6, what do you mean? with falsetto or chest voice? i hope for you head voice hahah

[@georginahendry448]

How do you download and transpose to own range?

[@AnnInFL]

Show off 😋

[@chris-zu6sf]

These exercises are awesome for isolating and strengthening the cricothyroid muscles to transition through the second appoggio upper register. Boy, it's also a workout for the intercostal and pelvic floor muscles. Thanks!

[@ktvocalstudio]

❤️ So glad they are helping!

[@christamadrid6114]

Thank you for these! They’re helping me get my voice into shape!

[@ana.stuhec]

the best warm up! thank you so much!

[@BexMontgomery]

Thanks so much for this Karmyn! I've been looking for a good set of exercises in my range and am so glad I found this, its fantastic! I can tell it's helping after just three days! You are amazing.

[@ktvocalstudio]

You're very welcome! I'm doing my best to put together what works and works quickly!

[@defvosd4107]

OMG! The vocal warm ups felt wonderful and my tone was much clearer. Thank you so much for your help🤗.

[@nymphaestus]

omg this felt so comfortable i think ive found my range

[@behumble17]

Your vocal exercises have been quite helpful. Thank you so much for making the video

[@ktvocalstudio]

You are very welcome! :)

[@tuneinat]

Love the excercises..as a baritone these really help as i work to raise my chest voice higher..currently at D5 in chest..wanting to get to F#5 in chest..this is helping to raise my mix also..currently stuck at B5..tried repeatedly to hit C6 but it's not there yet

[@Tiiiiiiiiiiish05]

This is an amazing vocal exercise and I love it! I could definitely feel that my voice is exercised or stretched during the "gug" part. I still struggle with some of the high parts but nonetheless, this is a wonderful vocal exercise! Thank you so much for this.

[@brunildanieves8120]

Thank you so much for the help you have given me incoming through like A mezzo soprano you have been a great help and I'm very proud of you

[@amandamichelle9426]

This is too weird. I came here looking for a warm-up to pass on to my vocal student and then realized who you are. I'm from Texarkana too and I remember seeing you sing SOMEWHERE (maybe at a fair or festival). I think you might've known my parents, Joe & Janelle Livsey...they had a country band called "The Blackhawk Band." Anyway, I'm now living in Nigeria and I teach Art and Performing Arts at an American school here. Wow. Small world. Congrats on your success Karmyn. :)

[@ktvocalstudio]

How cool is that!? I have heard of your parents! Yes! The I think we were on the same festival circuit! Seriously! What a small world!! I hope you found something for your student. I’m doing explanation videos for each exercise to help do these more effectively. Those may help too! Congrats on your teaching gig!! That’s outstanding!!

[@amandamichelle9426]

Thanks. I actually gave this video to my student for her warm-ups at home. She hates the "nyea!" part. LOL! But as you said, it's SUPPOSED to be an "ugly sound." But so far, the warm-ups are a great help. I'll be on the lookout for the explanation vids you mentioned. Thanks again! :)

[@vicomtexdaae3630]

this warmup is amazing 😍

[@gracegrapes7772]

Thanks a lot for this this is both fun and helpful because my goal is to reach all the way down to an E2 and I go all the way down to a C3 I just need to reach 3 or 4 notes down thanks!😜

[@jenniferkaren6562]

Thanks for offering these vocal warm up exercises - they helped me to prepare for an important concert! :)

[@ktvocalstudio]

You are most welcome! Feel free to share! :) And thank you for letting me know! I means a lot! Cheers!

[@yvetterodriguez9411]

Thanks for these exercises now I don't have an excuse not to do them. Bless you. Yes, they are helping me a lot.

[@ktvocalstudio]

You are very welcome!

[@patriciaknox492]

Thank You ! Merry Christmas

[@danielleblaiq]

Thank you so much for this vocal warm up its amazing!

[@ktvocalstudio]

Thank you!! :)

[@freedomsteel9688]

I've been using this as a warm up for about 5 years!

[@ktvocalstudio]

I’m so glad it continues to be a warm-up that helps you! Thank you for letting me know!

[@Themetuk]

THAAAAAANK YOOOOU for this...THANK YOU!!!

[@BridgitteRaven]

thank you this is exactly what ive been looking for!! well done!

[@ktvocalstudio]

Thank you! I am very glad it works for you!

[@badmamma14]

im 12 years old and i can almost hit the high notes!

[@hindalhashimy5547]

I am 12 too and I can barely hit the very high notes lol

[@KTCVocalStudio]

Try not to push your air out! The notes will happen! :) Allow the air and sound to flow out and it will happen eventually!

[@hindalhashimy5547]

Karmyn Tyler Cobb Oh thanks! I hope that will work!

[@JennaKal]

same

[@hahaohno329]

12, can't hit notes :(

[@haleyruffner7559]

Thanks so much for this! Planning on using this for my audition tomorrow

[@katel4386]

This was really helpful. It pushes my upper range, but I wish it would've done the same for my lower range too.

[@ktvocalstudio]

:) Getting used to the "replying" feature! :) Thank you Kate! I'm putting together more free exercises for specific areas! :) Stay tuned! 

[@nataliadanelyants7984]

Excellent! Thank you!!

[@diananabela]

The moi moi moi moi moi moi is so difficult

[@lisamarie3250]

love your warmup! Do you think you could put the note occasionally? Mentally I'd like to see what not i'm on when i'm practicing with you.

[@zonymetsio488]

Hey could you give me some tips on breath support to avoid voice cracks please? Because even on the low notes, my voice tends to crack. Thank you

[@alexisfabulous2837]

Are you still having issues?

[@ponylover2206]

Use your diaphragm

[@emmagalanaki2709]

Hi Zony! How have you been? Warming up does exactly that- prevent cracks and unevenness when it comes to the voice. Having a neutral/relaxed throat as well as good, straight posture with the head slightly tilted inwards towards your back (straight, neutral neck) can also work wonders. Happy singing!

[@wandanowicki2267]

The "kiu" is unusual vowel sound that I am not used to hearing in vocal warm ups. Can you give some guidance as to what this vowel does in terms of placement, or rather what the purpose of this sound is? is to connect with the mix area, or...? Where should I be focussing? Especially as it goes higher . Thank you.

[@ktvocalstudio]

+Wanda Nowicki Of course! The Kiu exercises balances the EE to OO with a "moment before" support and stretches the vocal tract. The EE can sometimes be too bright and the OO to dark. This exercises, when done properly, helps center the sound. You will feel like you are holding the breath for a moment before you phonate the 'k.' Support is essential during the entire exercise! Keep your throat relaxed. Sometimes it helps to move the lips to a very small opening with an elongated jaw to phonate on the higher notes. (Think whistle lips.) The sound will be light but not breathy. If you need to have this position for the entire exercises it is fine. When your muscles get stronger, you won't need the extreme jaw position. The jaw position keeps the tongue from pushing back down the throat and closing off the sound. Hope this helps!

[@wandanowicki2267]

+Karmyn Tyler Cobb Vocal Studio Thanks for the clarification. what does phonate mean EXACTLY?

[@ktvocalstudio]

To phonate means to articulate a sound and in particular when your vocal cords vibrate to make a sound. I should have said: “This exercises, when done properly, helps center the sound. You will feel like you are holding the breath for a moment before you articulate the 'k' in preparation to phonate the EE to OO.” Sorry about that. You do want to ‘think’ as if the ‘k’ is on that first pitch. In reality is doesn’t have a pitch. It is a voiceless plosive sound. Lingua-velar to be more specific. Thank you. Sometimes I have limited time to answer back. Thank you for catching that!

[@corneliazander-prigge4843]

So great! Thank you Karmyn I use it so often

[@wendyadkisson7353]

What a great warm up!

[@WelcomeToTheScene1]

These are WONDERFUL!!!

[@ktvocalstudio]

+glitterallydead Thank you!

[@silvifebriandi5034]

Before : High note G4 Low note C4 After : High note A4 Low note G3 What is my voice type? ): I am a female

[@ktvocalstudio]

Looking at this I would give you midrange Alto or low Mezzo songs, but I'd have to hear you to know what style of song. I'm a soprano and I warm down to an E3 and up to a D6, but my tessitura (where it's easy in my upper range for me to sing [E5-A5] and tone of my voice says I'm a light lyric soprano and not a mezzo.

[@atakkuuuuu]

this gets a little too high for me to a point where i have to turn on my falsetto. Is this normal? also im beginner singer so dont know what im doing lol =_=

[@charmainesampaga8104]

me too!

[@starryshark]

Just sing to which ever point feels the most comfortable for you and stop until the piano descends to the point that point again and resume the exercise. You're probably an alto. I'm an alto too :) so it's normal lol

[@daniabadeister1526]

it's normal. You have to use your falsetto on the higher notes. Never push your voice during warmup!

[@firstlast-wg2on]

Don't just stop when you reach falsetto, falsetto is the most important vocal register, it encompasses mixed voice and head voice. Only your chest voice matters when you're wanting to sing maybe contemporary music where you're doing some chest belts.

[@crazycow24]

My nose gets super itchy with the bubbles ;-;

[@Yvettemariecapetillo]

This is MY 100% GO TO TO WARM UP! I’m a Mezzo Alto thank you so much!

[@ktvocalstudio]

You are most welcome!

[@delfinagoyena6540]

This warm ups are incredible! Thank u very much!!

[@EEversmann]

I always use this to warm up it helps me out alot

[@kirakirakat]

This is really great and fun!!!!

[@nakitablacc981]

my awesome amazing vocal coach....(i couldnt find the other video with the single vowels....however i thoroughly enjoyed this) Takara

[@panyagua4470]

Loving it, Thank you

[@BillieChristine-d5c]

I love this warm up!

[@lauratroy8943]

Wow! I have been looking around for new warmups for a while and these are great! No straining, and they have really gotten me to focus my voice forward. I do have a question: do you have any suggestions and/or online exercises for working around your vocal break? As a mezzo, my break is around F#/G5 and sometimes the note squeaks out or just crackles uncontrollably. How can I stop that from happening?

[@ktvocalstudio]

I would have to listen to you for a more specific diagnosis, but try this: 1) Make sure that your throat is comfortably open not forced open and your soft palette activated (lifted appropriately). 2) as you go through your break, keep your sound balanced in air pressure and medium volume. 3) Allow the frequency of the sound to resonate naturally in you nasal cavity as you go up in pitch. 4) Keep the breath flowing as evenly as you can. Imagine the breath flow aiming up through your hard palette. As always relax your jaw as you inhale and through the entire exercise. Inhale down to your core and stay connected as your frequency gets faster. Don't be afraid to show teeth on the "Ning."

[@lauratroy8943]

Karmyn Tyler Cobb Vocal Studio Thanks! I'm going to watch out for these things as I practice over the next few weeks. :)

[@florin-emanuelpalade1314]

she hase a "qiu" voice :P

[@schaffnung]

Thanks you so much! It is a great practice.

[@ingridka.8406]

Hi Karmyn. I think its very uselful for people that youre doing this video. Well, but I'm not sure whether it is completely correct. Well - my teacher was telling me all the time that I'm mezzosoprano. But to be honest, I can't imagine an alto singing that high as in this video! I agree, maybe my range is not very high or I don't know but if this is very high for me, it's extremely high for the alto! And I believe that the difference between mezzosopran and alto is quite big! It would deserve to make a special video for both of them!!! ! And, yeah, another teacher even told me that I could be a soprano, too if I studied and did it hard. Never mind. I Just want to tell you that you should think of it a little bit. Mezzosoprano is a range from g to a2 I guess. And, Karmyn, its MUCH MORE COMPLICATED THAN JUST SING. YOU HAVE TO USE YOUR HEAD TONE, BELLY AND OTHER PARTS OF YOUR BODY. HOWEVER YOU DON'T MENTION THEM HERE. ITS BAD AND IT CAN DESTROY YOUNG VOICES!! Have a nice day and thanks for your response!!!!!

[@mexxmusicalsr6913]

These arent begginers' warm ups. For the people using this, it should not need to be clarified

[@floristafrohlich9739]

Thank you so much for the great exercises and also the explanation videos! I just wanted to ask if i should change any syllables if i am using it for a more classical training, for example a "wing" instead of the "ning"or something like that? Your explanations are really great, maybe you have time for some more tutorials? Best wishes and many greetings from Austria

[@ktvocalstudio]

“Wing” would be perfectly fine. I created these to cover a variety of singing styles. Modifications are individual. I always recommend getting another set of ears (I.e., singing teacher or speech pathologist who focuses on singing). The consonants can be changed however the vowels were my focus. So happy these are helpful! Thank you for your comments and feedback.

[@patriciaknox6047]

What is the best time of the day to warm-up ?

[@mexxmusicalsr6913]

I'm always better in the afternoon, but it depends on when you need to sing, early morning isn't ideal though

[@patriciaknox6047]

Thanks, for this video superb exercises !

[@maerobles6044]

THANK YOU FOR THIS. :)

[@heartbreak408]

How would I find my range? :/ I'm new to voice exercising of any sort. Not a singer but really interested in testing my limits due to me having a strong voice and really wanting to utilize it.

[@jakebartolo6800]

this was very helpful !! thanks a lot

[@ktvocalstudio]

You are very welcome!

[@steppaul70]

I’m a teenager doing this exercise…may I know how long it will take to be a professional mezzo alto singer…..I can see the difference in my voice but I’m just way to excited for the results…how long does it take Mam?

[@ktvocalstudio]

I’m so glad you are hearing improvement. Each person is different on level of improvement. It’s just like going to the gym. It depends on your muscles. Be patient with yourself and in your excitement try not to over sing or over warm-up. Consistency is the key.

[@steppaul70]

@@ktvocalstudio Sure Mam…Thank you so much…it has been my regular routine of doing this exercise for 1 and a half year…thank you so much Mam!

[@catteadams]

Thank you for the no jibbah jabbah warm up. Just the meat and potatoes of a good warm up! Thank God I found you. Most you tube warm upas are pitches and selling and all manner of odd chatter from the people making them,. I think to myself, Gods I'd never go to them for a vocal class. LOL Perhaps ppl should start putting "pro warm ups" in the titles and add (with no B.S., and no sales pitches or random chat). It's a warm up video. HAHAHAHAHAH Yours are perfect!

[@ktvocalstudio]

Awe! Thank you!!!

[@sophiamarmelstein1548]

My cat’s going crazy😅

[@ktvocalstudio]

🤣 They will eventually just leave the room…once they make sure you’re not in distress. 😹

[@karinakim9032]

thank u so much for your post ...

[@JayyeMusic]

Thank you

[@marpinto8053]

excellent! I love it...thanks :D

[@ktvocalstudio]

Thank you!

[@stacichilds4721]

nyeaaa is hard!

[@ktvocalstudio]

It shouldn't be, make sure you throat is relaxed.

[@chelseagarcia2905]

when I saw everyone commenting this...I skipped to it and it was pretty easy...just make sure youre relaxed, standing straight, breathing and singing from your diaphragm.

[@chippydippy1530]

I was told it was okay to do tongue rolls if I can't do lip trills. That's allowed, right?

[@ktvocalstudio]

Yes you can even a " v " sound!

[@jilrizalmakati6026]

Hi karmyn this is very informative, may I know the chords to use in this warm-ups. so I can practice well.

[@ktvocalstudio]

JILRizal Makati It depends on the exercise. The lowest is an F3 on that chord and the highest note is during the bubble/trill exercise at a B5 during a G4 chord where the I play the 1,3,5,8,3* is played. (the * marks the octave above the previous 3). Hope that helps!

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