Vocal Control Exercises
Rebuild trust in your voice with breath support and dynamic range exercises. Every note feels solid, whether you're whispering or belting.
15 Exercises
Quick tempo lip trill that loosens up and extends range.
Slow descending trill that massages vocal folds after heavy singing.
Repeated glottal onsets on a single pitch. Sharpens vocal cord closure control.
Balance airflow and resistance with this classic warm-up scale.
Rhythmic 'F' pulses against lip resistance. Gives your breath support something to push against.
Sustain a steady hiss to isolate your breath support. The simplest test of airflow control.
Wake up your diaphragm with rapid, bouncy breaths.
Reset your breath with the Navy SEAL box pattern. Calms nerves before performance.
Engage your intercostal muscles to resist rib collapse. Foundation for steady, controlled airflow.
Start notes cleanly with sharp diaphragm pulses. Sharpens rhythmic precision and agile onsets.
Massage your vocal folds with SOVT backpressure. Perfect for tired or heavy voices.
Engage your abs and stabilize airflow with an unvoiced slide. Isolates breath control from vocal fold activity.
Balance airflow and smooth your onset with a buzzy 'V' sound. Great for finding that perfect air-to-cord balance.
Increase volume without throat tension using a buzzing Z sound. SOVT backpressure protects the cords as you swell.
Massage your vocal folds with straw bubbles in water. Adds physical feedback to standard straw phonation.