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Belt preparation warm up: an NG to AH siren to help you build mixed voice strength without pushing. Keep the volume medium, stay connected through the NG, and open into AH like you're biting an apple. If C5 feels like a stretch, stay there, that's OK. Full version on YouTube @DotsSinging #beltpreparation #mixedvoice #vocalwarmup #beltingtechnique #vocalcoachs for Belt Preparation Vertical

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Struggling to blend chest and head voice? Try this mixed voice exercise for male singers. Keep it light, keep it smooth — no pushing for volume. Let the voice find its blend naturally. Full version on Dots Singing on YouTube. #mixedvoice #singingtips #vocalexercise #malesinger #chestvoice #headvoice #vocalist #singingcoach #dotssinging

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Struggling with mixed voice or belting? This bright (æ) vowel exercise helps you reduce excess chest voice weight and develop a smoother, more connected transition between chest and head voice. Practise regularly with a medium volume and avoid pushing for higher notes. This mixed voice exercise targets the passaggio with major third slides on a bright Æ vowel, the most direct way to stop your voice breaking on the way up. HOW TO DO THIS VOCAL EXERCISE Stand tall, shoulders down, feet hip-width apart, posture matters for every vocal warm up. Open your jaw about two fingers wide, slightly wider than an "Ah" shape, and place your tongue tip behind your lower front teeth with the tongue hump high and close to the palate. Sing on a bright Æ vowel (as in "cat"). This vowel builds the chest head voice blend better than open vowels. Use a volume of 5 out of 10 and take small, relaxed breaths between repetitions. Slide smoothly note to note through the 1–3–1 pattern, and lighten your chest voice as you ascend. This is how to sing with mixed voice without cracking. Avoid pushing for volume; mixed voice singing relies on balance, not force. Stop immediately if you feel any pain or strain. BEFORE YOU START. Vocal exercises for mixed voice work best when your chest and head voice are already developed separately. Build those registers first, balanced registers are what make a strong mix possible. #mixedvoice #belting #vocalexercise #vocalcoach #singingtips

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This comment made my day. ❤️ I put a lot of time into creating vocal exercises that are simple, practical, and easy to follow. Reading that a singing teacher at Berklee School of Music recommended my breathing exercises was a wonderful surprise. Whether you're a singer, a singing teacher, or just starting out, thank you for being here and making this community what it is. I truly appreciate your support. 🎵 Looking for more free vocal exercises? Follow Dots Singing on YouTube for vocal warm-ups, breathing exercises, and exercises for chest voice, head voice, mixed voice, resonance, agility, and more. #Singing #SingingLessons #VocalCoach #VocalExercises #VocalWarmUp

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One and a half years of using this warm up consistently and it shows. This is exactly why we build routines you can stick to, not ones you do once and forget. Full 15-minute warm up is on the channel. Link in bio. #vocalwarmup #singingtechnique #voiceteacher #ccm #singinglessons

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🎤 New 5 Minute Vocal Warm Up for Female Voice #4! A little more challenging than Warm Up #2, this routine is great if you're ready to take the next step. Save it for your next practice session and let me know how you go! #singing #vocalwarmup #vocalexercise #dotssinging #singingtips

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Improve Your Riffs & Melody Skills With This ExerciseCan you create your own melody over these chords? This vocal warm-up uses a simple 3-chord loop inspired by Billie Eilish’s What Was I Made For? (C Major – E Minor – F Major 7). Listen to each example, then sing back your own melody. It can be similar, completely different, longer, shorter, or use a different rhythm. Try experimenting with: • Pentatonic scales • Ascending and descending patterns • Different note lengths and phrasing • Tension and resolution This exercise helps you: ✓ Strengthen your ear ✓ Improve improvisation ✓ Build melodic confidence ✓ Learn how melodies resolve over chords Great for singers, singing teachers, and vocal coaches. #SingingExercises #vocalimprovisation #VocalWarmUp #singingtips #vocalcoach

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But here's the problem most singers run into: they open YouTube, scroll through videos, pick something that looks right, and hope for the best. That's not a practice routine. That's guesswork. The Vocal Routine Finder was built to fix exactly that. Instead of scrolling, you get 32 ready-made routines — organised by focus, level, and time — with every exercise linked directly to YouTube via clickable link or QR code. Open it on your desktop, print it out, or pull it up on your phone. The routine is right there. No searching. No deciding. Just sing. And if you're a teacher? You can finally set structured homework your students can actually follow. Send them a routine. They scan the QR code. The exercise opens. Done. What's new in this version: > Female Voice and Male Voice are now separate documents > 6 new routines added (32 total) > Traffic light colour coding so difficulty is instantly visible This isn't just a better way to use the channel. It's the system that should have come with it from the start. Visit: https://www.dotssinging.com/finder

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Lip trill vocal warm up for female voice 🎵 Major third slides, Bb3 to C6. Any SOVT works. Use it to warm up, cool down, or work your range. Full version on YouTube @DotsSinging #liptrill #vocalwarmup #vocalexercises #singingtips #singing