I have lung thickening. Never smoked or around it. Can this help. I sang all through school and years in church till last 15 years. I have no voice now
Awww, Dr Dan, we love you dearly but strictly speaking the 10 minute warm up is only 9 mins and 35 seconds!!!! Don't know where to get the emojis otherwise I'd post a cheeky grin. Thanks for all the freebies, you're one in a million. :-)
This is the best vocal warmup. I do it every day even if I don't sing. It's good for keeping healthy vocals. Would 100% recommend Dr Dan's voice essentials course they are easy to learn and worth the money. Keep it up and you could go far.
Thank you for sharing your experience with Dr Dan's Voice Essentials course! It's great to hear that you find the vocal warmup beneficial for maintaining healthy vocals, even when you're not singing. Your recommendation and enthusiasm are encouraging for others considering taking the course to improve their vocal technique. Keep up the fantastic work, and may your voice continue to grow and flourish!
@@DrDanRobinson I am just lucky enough to have such a great inspiration and teacher. Can't wait to get to do my private lessons with you. You are a great teacher so this is really all because of you. So thank you ❤️
As busy as I have been, I have been practicing with the VE 1 exercises for a while. I used the warmup you recorded a while ago and I feel it was always really effective. I had added the breathing work in there as well anyway, so it is really cool to see it in this version. I think it is time for me to change things up a bit and use this new warm up for a while, see how it feels. I would love to progress beyond VE 1, but I have had too many times where my voice/asthma/whatever knocked me off track and I lost a couple of weeks so had to build back up. I'll have to talk with my husband about it next year, after things calm down. Thanks for the new warm up!
Your videos are a brilliant blend of just enough education and practical application and I’ve been recommending them to my choir members to keep them motivated ready for the restart WHENEVER WE CAN!! Thanks a million, Dr Dan. (I’ve bought the first set of exercises for myself, too)
Thank you so much for this! I've been using Dr. Dan's previous vocal warm-up video for years, it really helped me get comfortable with my voice. Just discovered this new video and I'm thrilled. So very very grateful🙏
Thank you for sharing this warm up Dr. Dan, I’m doing it almost everyday now and REALLY enjoying it. I have a question: with regards to the twang exercise “SING”, do I have to lift my upper lip or almost closed mouth ? Hope you’ll have a moment to answer. Stay safe 🙏
Thank you--it's generous of you to share this, but I wanted to humbly point out that it's really hard to hear the siren exercise over the super-loud backing track.
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Sometimes I feel it would be better to learn how to inhale quickly. Can you explain the science behind practicing inhaling slowly versus quickly? I understand sometimes we don’t need to take a huge breath and we need to control the inhale but sometimes we need to inhale very quickly before the next part of the song. So physically do I need to practice both or?
Thank you. Dr. Dan for this lovely warmup. 🙏🏽 One little question, why do we need the suspend? While singing we are usually inhaling quickly and exhaling really long, holding the breath hardly ever happens. What is the significance of that part of the warmup?
The suspend offers the opportunity for the rib cage to remain engaged during the warm-up. It also offers you the chance to audit the body for tension and release it.
Thank you so much Dr. Dan for this great voice exercise. Surely I enjoyed and I will keep practicing using this and all your videos. Keep safe and God bless you. (🇵🇭 Salamat po) (Thank you)
I like the backing tracks. It’s more interesting than a bare piano. Also the exercises are great but I wonder about the order of them. Seems like they should start with sirens and then the exercises with less notes moving on to the more complicated ones. No?
Hi, Sadia Tabassum Tahia. You may find my online singing course helpful - drdan.co/onlinesinginglessons. Feel free to check it out sometime. The first module is free to preview!
Hi Dr Dan, I love your content! I have a question. I am a trained singer with many years of experience (including a Bachelor of Music on Classical Voice), but when I do the breathing exercise I don't seem to be able to inhale for very long, but I can exhale for a longer time. I am not sure if this is a problem. I breathe in slowly, but can't seem to fit much air in. I had asthma as a child and not sure if this could be related. Could Covid have affected this too? Is it important to be able to breath in for a long time? I would be curious to know.
Hi, thanks for your kind words and for watching my content! It's great to hear that you have a Bachelor of Music in Classical Voice and considerable experience as a singer. Your question is intriguing. While being able to inhale for an extended period is often seen as beneficial for certain singing techniques, it's not the only factor for effective breath management. Breath management is all about how efficiently you use the air you have, rather than how much air you can take in. Having said that, your history of asthma could potentially play a role in your ability to inhale for extended periods. Respiratory conditions can impact lung capacity and breath management. As for Covid-19, it is known to affect the respiratory system, but its long-term impact on singers is still being researched. If you find that your inhalation is significantly compromised and affecting your vocal performance, I'd recommend consulting a healthcare provider for a thorough evaluation. Given that breathing in through the mouth could improve the slow intake of air, you may want to explore that technique as well. Hope this helps, and keep singing! 🎶
@@DrDanRobinson thanks so much for your in-depth reply! I think it would be worth getting it checked out. May God bless you with the work you are doing.
I mean, if there is 20 sec inhale and 20 sec suspend that's totally 40 sec in no oxygen in brain. If there is such exercise then it's probably impossible to do. I can do at least 15.
Hi, F.A official. You may find my online singing course helpful - drdan.co/onlinesinginglessons. Feel free to check it out sometime. The first module is free to preview!
Hi, Sebti Boudibi. You may find my online singing course helpful - drdan.co/onlinesinginglessons. Feel free to check it out sometime. The first module is free to preview!
I'm no expert, but doing these warm-ups should help get your voice ready to sing so you won't hurt yourself! And i bet that it'll improve your voice if you do it regularly. 🤠 Hope this helps!
Take your voice beyond the ten-minute warmup with my complete suite of vocal exercises - drdan.co/DrDanSuperBundle
I just have a question. So I'm male (hereto) but is it ok for a male to do these warm-ups as to strength the limits of a male's head voice?
I have lung thickening. Never smoked or around it. Can this help. I sang all through school and years in church till last 15 years. I have no voice now
@@GeekZone210 i would recommend using a male key falsetto exercise as to not damage your voice. there also are neutral key exercises
Geesh! Did anyone else struggle with the breath control exercise? Perhaps i'm just tense :) Thank you for the warm-up Dr Dan x
You're so welcome!
It takes a bit of practise that’s all
I usually do, but I dealt with it better this time. Guess it just takes practice
I can't breathe in longer than four seconds lol
Sure did!
I absolutely adored the instrumentals in the background! Makes the whole thing more fun and groovy
@@rabeccaleezualia2099 Agreed
For the breathing excercise, exhale fully before inhaling, and inhale slowly. It works for me.
Thank you, Dr. Dan, the warm ups are very effective!
You're most welcome!
I've been doing this daily and it's really improving my voice! Thanks Dr Dan!
Awww, Dr Dan, we love you dearly but strictly speaking the 10 minute warm up is only 9 mins and 35 seconds!!!! Don't know where to get the emojis otherwise I'd post a cheeky grin. Thanks for all the freebies, you're one in a million. :-)
This is the best vocal warmup. I do it every day even if I don't sing. It's good for keeping healthy vocals. Would 100% recommend Dr Dan's voice essentials course they are easy to learn and worth the money. Keep it up and you could go far.
Thank you for sharing your experience with Dr Dan's Voice Essentials course! It's great to hear that you find the vocal warmup beneficial for maintaining healthy vocals, even when you're not singing. Your recommendation and enthusiasm are encouraging for others considering taking the course to improve their vocal technique. Keep up the fantastic work, and may your voice continue to grow and flourish!
@@DrDanRobinson I am just lucky enough to have such a great inspiration and teacher. Can't wait to get to do my private lessons with you. You are a great teacher so this is really all because of you. So thank you ❤️
My favourite warm up. I love the directions, they are so useful!
Glad you like them!
It's so good, a part of my singing routine... so helpful :)
Wonderful!
@@DrDanRobinson Wow you replied 😍😍😍 Made my day❤️
As busy as I have been, I have been practicing with the VE 1 exercises for a while. I used the warmup you recorded a while ago and I feel it was always really effective. I had added the breathing work in there as well anyway, so it is really cool to see it in this version.
I think it is time for me to change things up a bit and use this new warm up for a while, see how it feels. I would love to progress beyond VE 1, but I have had too many times where my voice/asthma/whatever knocked me off track and I lost a couple of weeks so had to build back up. I'll have to talk with my husband about it next year, after things calm down.
Thanks for the new warm up!
Hands down the best vocal exercise vid on TH-cam. Thanks, Dr Dan!
Wow, thanks!
Your videos are a brilliant blend of just enough education and practical application and I’ve been recommending them to my choir members to keep them motivated ready for the restart WHENEVER WE CAN!! Thanks a million, Dr Dan. (I’ve bought the first set of exercises for myself, too)
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you so much for this! I've been using Dr. Dan's previous vocal warm-up video for years, it really helped me get comfortable with my voice. Just discovered this new video and I'm thrilled. So very very grateful🙏
You're so welcome!
Still using it every day after two years! It's my vocal barometer! Thank you for your generosity in service to singing art & craft!
Best warm up in TH-cam Dr Dan def knows how to deliver!!
Still getting used to hearing Dr. Female Dan :p
😄
These videos are really helpful , thanks for posting them !
I hate vocal warming up became it's so boring but I could enjoy this exercise with the back music. Thank you for uploading!
This is amazing, Dr. Dan, thank you! I've been doing your practice regularly now. My voice somehow felt more whole after a warm up.
Wonderful!
This is great! Thanks for putting it together.
Glad you liked it!
I finally found an effective warming up ; thank you.
Wonderful!
Thank you!! I'm singing in a library parking lot(:
Have fun!
Can you make a 20 minute version? ☺️
Yeah, i understand. We just have to keep practicing
It's helpfulll I want to singing like singer
Thank you for sharing this warm up Dr. Dan, I’m doing it almost everyday now and REALLY enjoying it. I have a question: with regards to the twang exercise “SING”, do I have to lift my upper lip or almost closed mouth ? Hope you’ll have a moment to answer. Stay safe 🙏
When forming the NG, you may feel a slight lift and stretch in the upper lip (which is fine), but don't allow this to become overly pronounced.
love this voval warm up
Thank you so much about these exercises. My voice is cracking as we performing for an hour and a half on stage and this is new to me🙏
You're welcome Zanele Mdloyi. Thanks for watching.
Dang they had me reaching on #6! Didn’t expect to.fp that high...But I was able to because we had warmed up so much prior.
Love this warm-up, it is super helpful!!
Glad you like it!
I love this because I can dance at the same time.
Thank you--it's generous of you to share this, but I wanted to humbly point out that it's really hard to hear the siren exercise over the super-loud backing track.
This one works perfectly❤️
It helps me alot ☺️☺️☺️☺️😏
Hi sir,
I'm your new subscriber from Kerala
You are Amazing what a great classes for singers 👏👏👏👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏Thank you so much and God bless you Always 😊👍👍
Hey Swag boy. Welcome to Voice Essentials. Thanks so much for subscribing. I really look forward to getting to know you here on TH-cam.
Sometimes I feel it would be better to learn how to inhale quickly. Can you explain the science behind practicing inhaling slowly versus quickly? I understand sometimes we don’t need to take a huge breath and we need to control the inhale but sometimes we need to inhale very quickly before the next part of the song. So physically do I need to practice both or?
This vocal help me soo much! Thanks dr dan :D
I'm glad you enjoyed the video @PINKc81_YT. Thanks for watching.
Your welcome
Thank Dr Dan!! ❤❤
I like this gift very much 😊 thank you
My pleasure 😊
I wish I could give this vid a like evrth I watched it! So good
Thanks💜
Glad you liked it!!
Really helps! ❤
Thank you. Dr. Dan for this lovely warmup. 🙏🏽 One little question, why do we need the suspend? While singing we are usually inhaling quickly and exhaling really long, holding the breath hardly ever happens. What is the significance of that part of the warmup?
The suspend offers the opportunity for the rib cage to remain engaged during the warm-up. It also offers you the chance to audit the body for tension and release it.
Thank you so much
Dr. Dan for this great voice exercise. Surely I enjoyed and I will keep practicing using this and all your videos. Keep safe and God bless you.
(🇵🇭 Salamat po)
(Thank you)
You're most welcome!
I like the backing tracks. It’s more interesting than a bare piano. Also the exercises are great but I wonder about the order of them. Seems like they should start with sirens and then the exercises with less notes moving on to the more complicated ones. No?
love it!!!!
Thanks Dr. Dan
I'm glad you enjoyed the video Kavitha P. Thanks for watching.
Thank you Dr. Dan!!
My pleasure!
This great! ❤️❤️✨
Glad you like it!
Awesome! Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Cool😃
I'm glad you enjoyed the video Sebti Boudibi. Thanks for watching.
How to make my Chest, mix and head (falsetto) Voice soft and beautiful ?
By not focusing on your voice, but feeling the music and trusting your voice
Need one for a male
Read above. There is a link for male version of this.
4th one is hardest for me
Nice
Need a awesome voice exercise piz
Hi, Sadia Tabassum Tahia. You may find my online singing course helpful - drdan.co/onlinesinginglessons. Feel free to check it out sometime. The first module is free to preview!
Army💜
I'm struggling with the breath control LOL. I can only reach to 8.
Can I ask smth.
1. We did yAH two time
2. Okay okay the last one, wait so the last is BRR RR MMM MMM?
Struggling with the inhale part
Hi Dr Dan, I love your content! I have a question. I am a trained singer with many years of experience (including a Bachelor of Music on Classical Voice), but when I do the breathing exercise I don't seem to be able to inhale for very long, but I can exhale for a longer time. I am not sure if this is a problem. I breathe in slowly, but can't seem to fit much air in. I had asthma as a child and not sure if this could be related. Could Covid have affected this too? Is it important to be able to breath in for a long time? I would be curious to know.
Hi, thanks for your kind words and for watching my content! It's great to hear that you have a Bachelor of Music in Classical Voice and considerable experience as a singer.
Your question is intriguing. While being able to inhale for an extended period is often seen as beneficial for certain singing techniques, it's not the only factor for effective breath management. Breath management is all about how efficiently you use the air you have, rather than how much air you can take in.
Having said that, your history of asthma could potentially play a role in your ability to inhale for extended periods. Respiratory conditions can impact lung capacity and breath management. As for Covid-19, it is known to affect the respiratory system, but its long-term impact on singers is still being researched.
If you find that your inhalation is significantly compromised and affecting your vocal performance, I'd recommend consulting a healthcare provider for a thorough evaluation. Given that breathing in through the mouth could improve the slow intake of air, you may want to explore that technique as well.
Hope this helps, and keep singing! 🎶
@@DrDanRobinson thanks so much for your in-depth reply! I think it would be worth getting it checked out. May God bless you with the work you are doing.
I've always wondered what do they mean by vocal warmth. =3=
Sorry is there this same 10 minutes warm up but for male,
I can only see 5 minutes warm up male
Here is the *male version* - th-cam.com/video/zHwCIIDmXrg/w-d-xo.html (link also in description of video)
How about a warm up for altos?
You could try using the male voice version. Give that a try.
Would it help to slow down just a bit ? Thanks
Try changing the 'Playback Speed' on the video.
10 Minute Singing Warm-Up (also Treble Voice) | #DrDan
Have you got any warm up and exercise albums on iTunes please?
My exercises are not available on iTunes or Spotify. You can, however, grab a copy here - www.voiceessentials.com.au
How am I supposed to do the siren one? I don’t understand how those sounds are made
@M.J-xV57, the following video may prove helpful - th-cam.com/video/BGrCKzvAapA/w-d-xo.html
I mean, if there is 20 sec inhale and 20 sec suspend that's totally 40 sec in no oxygen in brain. If there is such exercise then it's probably impossible to do. I can do at least 15.
still cant get use to the vocal siren. maybe need to exercise more i guess
Hi, F.A official. You may find my online singing course helpful - drdan.co/onlinesinginglessons. Feel free to check it out sometime. The first module is free to preview!
it great but is it help me to be singer😐
Hi, Sebti Boudibi. You may find my online singing course helpful - drdan.co/onlinesinginglessons. Feel free to check it out sometime. The first module is free to preview!
I'm no expert, but doing these warm-ups should help get your voice ready to sing so you won't hurt yourself! And i bet that it'll improve your voice if you do it regularly. 🤠 Hope this helps!
Im sorry but what do you mean by suspend?
I mean 'hold' without tension.
@@DrDanRobinson Got it 👍 thank you!!
I know that this warmup is helpful but i struggle with supporting my voice completely :,(
Starting with an 8 count inhale versus 4 is *cruel* 😅
Im late
Wait... this must be dr. Danielle 🤣
Do not do breath exercises while driving 😵💫 🤣😅
Yup!
The music is too busy to follow singing