1. Guided breathing
Practice comfortable breathing with visual cycles.
Thirteen interactive tools for warm-ups, rhythm and pitch training, vocal harmonies, microphone testing and performance preparation.
Practice comfortable breathing with visual cycles.
A practice timer for a short pre-singing routine.
Use your microphone to see your approximate note, frequency and pitch deviation in cents.
Record your lowest and highest comfortable notes to track your progress.
Practice entries, breaths and phrases at the song's tempo.
Listen to a short reference note before a scale or passage.
Use moderate volume. The reference helps you find the pitch, not compete with your voice.Choose a note, hear the reference and try to match it. LETROU shows the difference in cents.
Check input levels before rehearsal and adjust your distance to avoid signals that are too quiet or distorted.
Practice your entrance with a countdown, lights, microphone and performance timer.
Practice clarity with short phrases. Start slowly and speed up only when the words are clear.
Three thin thieves thought a thousand thoughts.
Choose a main note and interval. Listen to the melody, the harmony or both to train your ear.
Listen to a triad note by note, then together. This exercise shows how three parts form a chord.
Os nomes “voz 1, 2 e 3” indicam linhas do exercício; em um arranjo real, soprano, alto/contralto e tenor podem receber notas diferentes conforme a tessitura.Keep singing one part while another melody plays. Choose your part and start slowly.
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