Uses your microphone to hear your voice and show your pitch.
AUTO: aims at the nearest note · FIXED: aims only at the note you pick (tap the note name to hear it)
ECHO
Listen to the note, sing it back, and pass through.
Any octave counts · Earphones make it more accurate
LISTENING
Sing a relaxed "ah"
Hold your most comfortable note for 3 seconds. The questions will be set around it.
Only needed once. Questions stay within an octave of this note, and any octave counts for men and women alike.
CLEAR
STANDARD TOOLS for vocal
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Don't strain — only go as far as is comfortable.
DAILY
Warm up in a research-based order. Listen to the piano and sing along.
While the piano plays, the mic can hear it too. Use earphones or set GUIDE to CUE for accuracy.
Order based on: semi-occluded vocal tract exercises (Titze, 2006) · Vocal Function Exercises (Stemple) · systematic review of vocal warm-up and cool-down (2016). Patterns and tempos are common practice. Stop if it hurts or your voice gets hoarse.
DONE
Today's warm-up is complete.