15 min Male Voice Warm-up
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2024
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Voice Teacher, Eric Bruner, takes you through a quick 15 minute vocal warm-up for the male voice. This voice warm-up for the men's voices includes the 3 elements of a complete, effective vocal warm-up to prepare you for a rehearsal, performance or just singing for fun in your house or car!
A good warm-up enables singers to sing more comfortably throughout their vocal ranges, prevents strain, and allows their voices to remain free for a longer singing session.
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Eric teaches a technique that shows you how to sing the high notes, allowing vocal access to the upper range without strain, without cracking, and with great control. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I listen to this daily, thank you! You can see the improvement in my voice, thank you!
Even thought these are standard exercises, you really express how to do them very well. Super helpful, thank you!
Thanks, Will. You absolutely hit the nail on the head! It's HOW you sing the exercises, NOT just singing across the notes. Thanks for your comment!
You literally change my life. So good and clear with your explanations. I've taken personal singing classes but until now I've understand how my voice works. Thank you really!
Wow! That's quite a compliment, you are very kind! I'm so glad this was so helpful. I'll come up with some more material for you. Also, for anyone who might be interested, I have my vocal training programs out at www.BestSingingProgram.com
As a transman on HRT, this has been really helping me get my range back after my voice deepened. I was scared my singing voice would be ruined forever but this is giving me hope that I can develop a good male singing voice.
The range will won't be affected a lot for most on HRT. I'm glad the exercises have been helpful!
Your explanation, your technique, your personality are so easy to follow and gain knowledge from!! Thank you so much for posting your helping me improve!!
Thanks for your encouragement, Austin. Happy Singing!
I've been using this warmup almost daily for nearly 2 years.
Thanks Eric. It's a great warm up.
You're probably pretty bored with it! I'll record another. Also, for those interested, I've got all of my recorded vocal training material at www.BestSingingProgram.com
I do these exercises almost every day. Thank you Eric
I'll get you another warm-up soon!
You are a GENIUS. IM GOING TO WATCH THIS VIDEO EVERYDAY AND EVERYTIME BEFORE I SING.😆😆 I could actually here myself hitting the notes. Thank You.
Love it!! I've been telling my kids that I'm a genius for years but they don't seem to believe me!! Haha! Thanks for your compliment, and I'm glad you're voice is doing well!
Excellent Warm-Up. Thanks a lot!
Lovely! thank you!
Thanks, Roy!
Great warm up!! Thanks man
Thanks very much, Daynin!
Eric! Thank you so much for this video! You're a great coach!
Thanks for the compliment! I hope all is going well with your voice!
Great job! Thanks for this!
You're welcome, Christopher!
Thanks for the tips! Appreciate your concise and simple explanations!
Thanks for your feedback, Adrian. I appreciate it very much. Happy Singing!
Super helpful !
Great! Thanks!
Thank you very very much for this!
Your'e very welcome, Anson! I'll get some new material up soon.
Thanks so much, teach!
You're welcome! More material on the way!
Hi Eric,Thank you very very much for this! Super helpful
Greetings from Serbia
Thanks, Darko! And thanks for making the internet trip from around the world! :-)
Thank you for this video. I found it very helpful!
Thanks, Omar! I'll record some more soon. Happy Singing!
Thank you so much!! Great exercise! :)
Thank you, Zilik.
Thanks Eric, use everyday !
Thank you, Ian! For those who are interested, I have an inexpensive subscription website that contains all of my vocal programs including teaching video examples at www.BestSingingProgram.com
Thank you so much!
You're very welcome, Cursed Be!
Thank you so much Eric, this was very helpful to me!
Thanks, Bernardo! Happy Singing!
Hello Eric! This video has been helping me during the two professional shows that I am in. The Hot Mikado and The Wiz! I'm the titular character in both shows and you have whipped my voice into shape! Thanks for the help!
Wow! Terrific! I hope all continues to go well!
Thank you so much this exercises
You're more than welcome, Roshan.
Thank you so much for this video, I found it to be very helpful.
Thank you coach Eric for sharing your knowledge with us. Specially me!
Thanks for your nice feedback! I'll get you some new material soon!
Nice!!! Thank you so much for sharing this. God bless you!!!
Thanks!
Really useful, thank you.
You are absolutely most welcome!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
I have done these exercise before but one thing a lot of vocal teachers lack is the order in the way to do the exercises or the placement or strength or how to properly punch the notes and you good sir are a great vocal teacher I can tell. Thank you for the video!
Hi, Valentin. Thanks for your comment. Just singing through some exercise notes don't improve the voice, doing them in a very specific way WILL improve the voice. Some don't like all of my talking, but I think it is crucial. Thanks again, and Happy Singing!
thank you its been a big help :)
You're welcome, Marcus!
Thank you sis!
You're welcome, Edwin!!
Thanks you awesome vocals warm up
I'll try to get you some new material soon!
thanks for this
You're welcome, Neil! I'm glad it helped!
I appreciate your video here. I just start using this as my morning vocal routine. I actually appreciate the limited explanations. it's a great go to video for on the go folks.
Thanks! A lot of folks don't like how much I talk during the warm-up :-)
this helps so much
Very glad it helps.
Amazing Sir.. Thank you Soo Much.
Absolutely!
I use this daily! Great way to loosen up and get the voice feeling clean and clear!!
Love it!
Hey dude, thanks a lot for this video. Makes a great warm-up, I'll be using it for all my rehearsal sessions from now on.
You're welcome!! Happy Singing!
thank you sir !
You're welcome!
thank you for this video :)
You're welcome, Serge!
This is excellent. Your instructions are very helpful and kept me doing the exercises correctly instead of getting lazy like I usually do. Thanks!
Thanks!! Some folks give me a hard time about how much I talk during the exercises, which I can understand, but THE WAY you do the exercises is critical. Happy Singing!
very helpful
Great!! Thanks!
You help me very much...you are a great teacher..Ricardo from Las Toninas Argentina.
I appreciate your encouragement!
Thank you Eric! Similar to what we are doing in College chorus. It's great to have this resource available.
You're very welcome!
wow this si cool thnx
I'm glad it's helpful for you, Mr. Gumball!
I will be great if you upload more videos and show your great knowledge about vocal training. These exercises have been wonderful for my voice. Thank you!!
I'm on it DJ!
Eric - just want to say thanks, I love this warm-up. I use it all the time.
You're so welcome, and I'm glad it helps! New material coming soon!
very good
Thank you!
thanq very much sir,i can feel the change in my voice with in one seccion
Wow! I love it!
very cool! i will use it befor recording! even if i´ll pass a little tuner over later xD
Thank you!
Great, Roberto! I'll get you more warm-ups soon!
THANK YOUUUUU
You're welcome, Isabel! I'll try to record another warm-up very soon.
Exelente
Thanks a bunch!!
this is very help... thank you :)
Great! And you're very welcome!
Its great! Thanks!
Thank you so much! I'm very glad it helped!
I'll be comment back after 1 yr. Thanks for this helpful tips.
Hi, Joshua! I'll be giving you another warm-up soon.
Wow this is great ! this is not just a warm up! its full of great tricks ;-) , Thank you .
I will appreciate you if answer my below questions.
Is it well to keep down the larynx in all the exercises or minimum or low movement of larynx in high notes is natural ?
This is an unanswered question for me that how i should treat my larynx in singing.how i keep the larynx down naturally without force ?
Sorry I'm just answering this, but I'll answer it in a video response for you soon...
Pls upload videos for puberphonia vocal exercise videos( getting low pitch voice)
Good comment. I'll do that.
Has helped massively, Do you happen to have any exercises to strengthen and warm up my falsetto range please?
vaughan thomas why don't you do the warmups for females
Actually, Jazzy is spot on!
Super Great VOCAL EXERCISES. i'D like to know how you worked with Larnelle Harris and what he had to work on (details :) ).
I did some performing on stage with him about 15 years ago, I didn't teach him. He is an amazing singer and probably was the most important influence on me vocally as far as singers go.
I would thanks u about this great video .I just wondering is all that exercises for worm up just ?
Hi, Hisham! I'll record more warm-ups soon!
Hi Eric, thanks for your lesson, I begun to exercise but I´m not a tenor, so I have to switch at appr. c2 to head voice. Is it OK or are there other warm ups for baritons too? Thanks and greetings, Arpad
Arpad Ternei yes too is baritons
Great comment. This warm-up works just as well for basses and baritones as much as tenors. Just wait until the highest patterns go by and jump back in when they start coming down. This is a general warm-up for all males, but if you don't push for the highs, you'll be fine. There's no need to go as high as the piano! Happy Singing!
I am not a singer but a public speaker. My voice often is a bit strained after speaking for a couple of hours and has become hoarse if I have multiple sessions. A friend advised vocal warm-ups before speaking. Thanks for making this video, I believe this will help
Good use of the voice works as well for singing as for speaking. I'm glad you found it helpful!
A LA Seth Riggs!
Thanks Eric!!
My mentor is Seth Riggs! I studied with him across many years starting back in the 80's.
What is a good recommended time to do vocal warmups each day? How long should a man sing songs each day? I find myself getting a little sore after 1-2 hours of singing..obviously I have to get past this to sing gigs as they are usually about 4 hours.
Anytime is fine. Your voice might respond differently at different time of the day, so I would do warm-up at different times so that you get used to how your voice warms up at any time.
I am very beginner. Kindly, could you provide the sheet music for the exercise #5? By sheet music I mean all tones you played in your keyboard during exercise #5
Sorry for the late reply! I don't have them written, but I'll give you the first pattern so you know how to start: going up A C# E A C#, then down A E C# A.
I have an audition for Prince Eric in The Little Mermaid in January. I'm getting over strep and mono and can't hit the top note anymore. Doing this 5 times a week and it's helping so much to get it back
Great! A good warm-up should help you sing higher, and it shouldn't wear you out! Glad it's going well!
Is this excercise can help on high notes
Yes. I'm going to do an updated video on expanding the upper register soon.
hey i wanted to know i am a singer/songwriter i wanted to see if you had any courses so i could be a vocal teacher
So sorry I'm just getting back to you. Yes! My teacher website is www.BecomeAVoiceTeacher.com
When I do nays my voice tends to screech, so I can't really reach these notes. Going up I notice that my voice sounds unstable and squeezed. What can I do to fix this, cause I reach these notes but they don't sound nice
Thanks for the question, Bernard! There is no need to follow the notes all the way to the top. Only go as high as is fairly comfortable. I cover all the range because it is a general warm-up for all male voices, so there are guys with very high and very low voices. There's no need to push it! Thanks for sharing your concern. Happy Singing!
Do you teach students from outside the US?
Yes, all the time! I teach over Skype or other video chat mediums. You can arrange a lesson at www.SingWithPower.com or if you want to check out my recorded training programs, go to www.BestVocalProgram.com
I cant trill or roll the tongue at alll, or do lip bubble, all I can do is blow air like the vee thing.. why is that? And how is the correct exercises done? In the 2 year college, we just did the yawn/sigh thing, and up and down some scales..
It is ok if you can't do the trill or bubble. Stick with the V if that's easier. Many teachers do warm-ups without any real idea of what they should be doing with the voice. They just go through the notes. Doing the warm-up correctly is crucial. Here is a video on the 3 essential elements of a good warm-up: th-cam.com/video/lqWQi5jg3o8/w-d-xo.html
Great great exercises frist time I do blowfish and soon I am light headed.
If you get light-headed on the blowfish, you are probably letting out too much air. Be sure that you have back-pressure against the cheeks to keep a tiny stream of compressed air releasing. That should also help free up the throat as well.
legit
Thanks!!!
I can do vibrato on the higher notes but not on the lower notes. Any suggestions?
Sorry I'm late to the party on this question! Yes, we tend to be a little lazy in our lower notes. I'll do a video on how to fix this...
I see a lyre in the background. Are you a Sinfonian?
Nope! That's actually a lyre-shaped music stand. I've had it since I was in high school and practice many, many hours of trumpet with it! I haven't played in years, though.
I have been singing for years off and on, I took a few voice and music theory classes at a 2 year college, I am the typical struggling musician that cant really afford to pay for lessons, the great paradox of music being, most of the greats come from poverty ..and somehow learn anyway, so how is it done?
Again, I know it sounds self-serving, but let me suggest you take a look at my vocal programs at www.BestSingingProgram.com. The subscription option is VERY cheap and gives you access to all of my teaching.
lol "if you don't need it, don't use it"
"Keep it simple stupid!" is my motto!