Definitely much more challenging than it looks. I did the exercise twice through so far and I’m exhausted every time! But I think my endurance should improve if I just keep practicing. Thank you for putting this together, Lisa! I cannot wait for the method!
Wow, I really found this exercise to help a lot. I just tried it on a song I have been learning and I can hit the high notes better and my tone is better as well.
I keep laughing at that Bubble practice, Lisa😂 I just couldn't do that haha. Wonderful lesson- we need it! We just don't wanna play the piano-it's all about music - we wanna sing, too! You know exactly what we need. Thank you! ❤️
i agree completely, and it's also my favourite exercise, it makes so much difference. that's what I was lacking in my course, for some reason this exercise was a warm down, not a warm up (don't understand why). yesterday i did this exercise for several minutes and omg it helped me a lot. my voice was warm, deep and strong. i was able to sing my practiced songs! for the first time almost flawlessly.
I love it! I appreciate the prioritization, I’m not left to incorporate random things into a practice routine, and thus feel more comfortable practicing. Any suggestions on the second and third most important exercises?
Quite thoroughly enjoyed it hadn't been rediculouse at all, it had been so helpful, I make great bubbles in the bathroom,,and boy owe boy, don't the bubbles rise,, I'm totally bubbled over, cracking lesson Lisa thank you.
Hello! We're glad you're excited!! (We are too!) You will see a Singeo membership launch in a few months (July is the target!) We just finished filming the first round of the Singeo Method!
Great lesson! Although I really struggle keeping the bubble going beyond a couple of seconds - even when using my fingers... hoping that just sticking with it will help 😁 Love the channel! Keep going for it!
Absolutely! This is not an "easy" exercise... practice will certainly help. A big help is to really soften your face and lips for the whole exercise. :)
I figured it was safer to spring this on my dogs than on my wife, so I tried the bubbles this morning on our dog walk. They were between confusion and panic as to what might be wrong with me. This exercise is not easy to do, but I finally got the hang of the bbbbbbbb part, then tried to add the humming underneath. Further practice is required.
That's great that you are getting the hang of it. You're correct, it's not easy, but if you're already making progress, then you're well on your way to being a bubble master... and soon your dogs will likely be jealous. :)
Each exercise has different benefits. When you sing that bubble sound some air escapes out of your lips but not all. With a hum the air/sound come out the nose which is a different effect. In order to that bubble to work you need a certain amount of breath and its a great exercise to teach your body what that amount of breath feels like !
I'm finding it hard just to do the very first thing of basically getting my lips to make that pattern, never mind about putting voice or notes behind it. I can get 2-3 seconds with my fingers at my cheeks, and zero without my fingers. Help?
practice practice practice- sometimes you need a little more energy/breath to the lips. Another tip is to lift the cheeks just slightly with those fingers! Let me know if that helps!
I have a question. What if a person can not hit all of the notes when doing the exercise? In other words, what if a person has a high and low note limit?
Hi Lisa, have a problem with my voice, l have silent oesophageal reflux, and this has inflamed my vocal cords, consequently my throat becomes tight and my vocal cords just seem to shut down, l’m a mezzo suprano, can you please give me some advice, l can only describe this as my voice gets tired and shuts down, love your warm ups
I see to sing at school choirs' competition,later I my teens used to.play and sing in church.But l noticed thirty years later without playing and singing l bought a guitar but when l sing my throat be comes painful and l lose my voice for days.Will l be able to sing again,this us scary as l feel that if l continue l might have throat cancer.
Ik this is a really old video, but I was wondering if someone could help me- No matter how hard I try, I can’t do the bubble… I’ve tried so hard, I even tried the fingers on cheek thing. (I did exactly what she said too) and I still can’t do it- I’ve been trying for a week or two now, and I can’t get it.. my mom won’t pay for vocal lessons if I’m not going to preform, so that’s not an option- does anyone have any other suggestions on what to do to make it easier? Or do I just have to keep trying till I get it? lol
So is it okay to have air in our cheeks when doing this or is that why u need to push your cheeks with fingers ? Also is the purpose that by constricting lips it creates more resistance for the air to come out so it strengthens our vocal muscles? Thanks!
Some air in your cheeks is okay but you will find that that is unlikely to happen if you have the bubble working the way it is meant to. Its a tricky exercise to get the hang of! You have my email so feel free to send me a vid if you want to see if you are doing it right ! Because you need a certain amount of air moving out of your mouth to get the lips to vibrate like that it helps you learn how much air is actually needed. Because not all of the air escapes when you sing that exercise, it has this back pressure effect that is super great for the vocal cords - pressure from below as the air come out of your body and pressure from above as it bounces back - creates a super safe environment for your voice to warm up and work :)
What am I doing wrong, I run out of bubbles a lot sooner than when I sing or hum. Is my breathing off. Doing this exercise with sound I only get short spurts. Humming I can go so much further. What am I exercising with this exercise?
Yes! You need to provide more breath to get that bubble to work! Think of the bubble exercise as costing more breath than words or humming. Practicing this exercises not only helps you to create awesome breath/vocal cord balance it also sends some of that breath energy back to the vocal cords (because it can't all escape out of your mouth) which helps your vocal cords to vibrate more easily! This will make creating sound easier on your voice even though it feels like more work from the breath perspective. With practice, this does get eaiser!
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Lisa is the friend that our parents hope we make in life.. so positive and funny 😇😇
YES! She really is... she's even that awesome OFF camera too. 😉
@@SingeoOfficial : ❤️
So the people next to me at stop lights are in for a surprise now!
ha ha!! Perfect!
She definitely appears to be a kind fun loving girl who treats everyone has equals amazing talent also
Definitely much more challenging than it looks. I did the exercise twice through so far and I’m exhausted every time! But I think my endurance should improve if I just keep practicing. Thank you for putting this together, Lisa! I cannot wait for the method!
It really is! Work at this a little bit each day and it will get easier and easier I promise :)
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You are truly bubbly joyful and a very practical teacher.
Wow, I really found this exercise to help a lot. I just tried it on a song I have been learning and I can hit the high notes better and my tone is better as well.
That's fantastic! Thanks for letting us know. Your voice will just keep gaining strength and control the more you practice and warm up properly. 🎤 :)
All of your warmups are great!
I keep laughing at that Bubble practice, Lisa😂 I just couldn't do that haha. Wonderful lesson- we need it! We just don't wanna play the piano-it's all about music - we wanna sing, too! You know exactly what we need. Thank you! ❤️
What a wonderful lesson! Looking forward to the launch!! 🚀
Thank you Lisa!! It’s not easy but I guess lots of practice is the key....
Exactly! It WILL get easier. :)
Thank you for the download, you inspired me to pick up singing again
She brings such fun and wisdom into all her videos. Thanks so much x
I love this warmup,its better than humming,my voice dont strain after the bubble exercise,
Thank u 😇 angel
i agree completely, and it's also my favourite exercise, it makes so much difference. that's what I was lacking in my course, for some reason this exercise was a warm down, not a warm up (don't understand why). yesterday i did this exercise for several minutes and omg it helped me a lot. my voice was warm, deep and strong. i was able to sing my practiced songs! for the first time almost flawlessly.
I believe ❤. Amen
Waiting for her next video ..so excited 😊
I love it! I appreciate the prioritization, I’m not left to incorporate random things into a practice routine, and thus feel more comfortable practicing. Any suggestions on the second and third most important exercises?
Quite thoroughly enjoyed it hadn't been rediculouse at all, it had been so helpful, I make great bubbles in the bathroom,,and boy owe boy, don't the bubbles rise,, I'm totally bubbled over, cracking lesson Lisa thank you.
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for! Right now I have an annual member on pianote, once I’ve made more progress… singeo membership here I come!
I used to do this randomly as a kid and felt i am the most talented. But now when i practice it with songs, its not as easy as i thought it was !!!!
im trying its not easy but i guess practice helps alot
Kind of fun, but you didn’t warn me I need a spit shield over my iPad when I do this🎵😂 Also, my dog is now very confused…🐺🙉
Lisa, this exercise is the hardest for me to do. Thanks for the tips.
hey! i was just wondering when singeo will launch? I'm eagerly waiting for it!!
Hello! We're glad you're excited!! (We are too!)
You will see a Singeo membership launch in a few months (July is the target!) We just finished filming the first round of the Singeo Method!
@@SingeoOfficial oh that's great!!
Very helpful lesson! Thanks Lisa:)
Great lesson! Although I really struggle keeping the bubble going beyond a couple of seconds - even when using my fingers... hoping that just sticking with it will help 😁
Love the channel! Keep going for it!
Absolutely! This is not an "easy" exercise... practice will certainly help. A big help is to really soften your face and lips for the whole exercise. :)
She's old but sounds young ... ❤
Hahaha. It makes my nose and cheeks itchy from the vibrations.
Mine too!!
Be prepared to feel silly- i felt that lol
My whole face feels like it's vibrating perpetually after successfully doing it once 😂
I’m going to sing strong
I figured it was safer to spring this on my dogs than on my wife, so I tried the bubbles this morning on our dog walk. They were between confusion and panic as to what might be wrong with me. This exercise is not easy to do, but I finally got the hang of the bbbbbbbb part, then tried to add the humming underneath. Further practice is required.
That's great that you are getting the hang of it. You're correct, it's not easy, but if you're already making progress, then you're well on your way to being a bubble master... and soon your dogs will likely be jealous. :)
I'm following you everywhere
YAYYY!!!!
Thank you
What r the direct advantages of bubble exercise?
Pl list out .
This tickles my nose really bad !
ME TOO!!!!!
Haha... The Bubble all the way... I love making silly sounds... Reminds me of the fake mouth trumpet playing I did as a child...
I'll walk for a marathon. haha.. It's kinda hard running while singing @>@ lol
Weird question, but when you do these exercises you'll develop something like muscle memory right?
Why is the raspberry a better exercise than actually singing or humming the notes?
Each exercise has different benefits. When you sing that bubble sound some air escapes out of your lips but not all. With a hum the air/sound come out the nose which is a different effect. In order to that bubble to work you need a certain amount of breath and its a great exercise to teach your body what that amount of breath feels like !
@@SingeoOfficial Thanks!
Very nice ❤
These are all basic parts of what speech level singing is correct?
No strain or pain, just major nose tickling!
My wife & dotty are like are you ok because i am going around the house making this weird sounds ...My music teacher Lisa said so...
I'm finding it hard just to do the very first thing of basically getting my lips to make that pattern, never mind about putting voice or notes behind it. I can get 2-3 seconds with my fingers at my cheeks, and zero without my fingers. Help?
practice practice practice- sometimes you need a little more energy/breath to the lips. Another tip is to lift the cheeks just slightly with those fingers! Let me know if that helps!
I find it so hard getting that breathing exercise
I’ve literally tried the whole thing I can’t do the bubbles
Wetting your lips with your tongue beforehand helps.
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I have a question. What if a person can not hit all of the notes when doing the exercise? In other words, what if a person has a high and low note limit?
Thats okay! Then just stop and join back in when you can :) We all have a different range!
Celine does the bubble
I still cant do it
Hi Lisa, have a problem with my voice, l have silent oesophageal reflux, and this has inflamed my vocal cords, consequently my throat becomes tight and my vocal cords just seem to shut down, l’m a mezzo suprano, can you please give me some advice, l can only describe this as my voice gets tired and shuts down, love your warm ups
So I tried the male warm-up and found myself needing to clear my throat as it felt phlegmy...is that normal? Healthy?
Yup! All the junk gets shaken loose!!!!
I see to sing at school choirs' competition,later I my teens used to.play and sing in church.But l noticed thirty years later without playing and singing l bought a guitar but when l sing my throat be comes painful and l lose my voice for days.Will l be able to sing again,this us scary as l feel that if l continue l might have throat cancer.
Hello! Stay hydrated, do warm ups, keeping your singing sessions short and if the problem persists it might be best to check in with your doctor.
Ik this is a really old video, but I was wondering if someone could help me-
No matter how hard I try, I can’t do the bubble… I’ve tried so hard, I even tried the fingers on cheek thing. (I did exactly what she said too) and I still can’t do it- I’ve been trying for a week or two now, and I can’t get it.. my mom won’t pay for vocal lessons if I’m not going to preform, so that’s not an option- does anyone have any other suggestions on what to do to make it easier? Or do I just have to keep trying till I get it? lol
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So is it okay to have air in our cheeks when doing this or is that why u need to push your cheeks with fingers ? Also is the purpose that by constricting lips it creates more resistance for the air to come out so it strengthens our vocal muscles? Thanks!
Some air in your cheeks is okay but you will find that that is unlikely to happen if you have the bubble working the way it is meant to. Its a tricky exercise to get the hang of! You have my email so feel free to send me a vid if you want to see if you are doing it right ! Because you need a certain amount of air moving out of your mouth to get the lips to vibrate like that it helps you learn how much air is actually needed. Because not all of the air escapes when you sing that exercise, it has this back pressure effect that is super great for the vocal cords - pressure from below as the air come out of your body and pressure from above as it bounces back - creates a super safe environment for your voice to warm up and work :)
What am I doing wrong, I run out of bubbles a lot sooner than when I sing or hum. Is my breathing off. Doing this exercise with sound I only get short spurts. Humming I can go so much further. What am I exercising with this exercise?
Yes! You need to provide more breath to get that bubble to work! Think of the bubble exercise as costing more breath than words or humming. Practicing this exercises not only helps you to create awesome breath/vocal cord balance it also sends some of that breath energy back to the vocal cords (because it can't all escape out of your mouth) which helps your vocal cords to vibrate more easily! This will make creating sound easier on your voice even though it feels like more work from the breath perspective. With practice, this does get eaiser!
Yeah, it would be kind of nice if I could hit A SINGLE NOTE. But I can't. My pitch sounds like someone took a sledgehammer to an out-of-tune piano
This made me laugh. You will get better!
The Singeo Method will release early summer. Maybe we can help ;)
Bubbleees! Bubbles, bubbles... my bubbles! 💦💦 🐠
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Wet your lips with your tong ana then try the bubble!
She ius good but I don't like she is no serius
Thank you