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Vocal warm-up: 5 exercises for your voice in 5 minutes
Humming, lip trills, straw phonation: five simple warm-up exercises you can do anywhere, and what research says about how well they work.
Sing with confidence, note by note
Your singing trainer in the browser: find your range, hit the note, hold the note. With live feedback and tips grounded in voice science.
What practice looks like: your pitch (the line) slides into the target band and stays there.
How it works
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1. Set up your mic
A 10-second calibration so Singler can tell your voice apart from room noise.
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2. Find your vocal range
Slide down and up. Singler finds your comfortable range and adapts every exercise to it.
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3. Practice with live feedback
Hit notes, hold notes, sing melodies: you see right away how accurate you are.
Training
- Warm-up Guided exercises like straw phonation and lip trills. Open
- Match the note Hear a note, sing it back and see live how accurate you are. Open
- Hold the note Hold notes longer and steadier, with stats on your progress. Open
- Sing the melody Follow changing notes like karaoke, with random melodies in your range. Open
- Sing intervals Hear a start note and sing a third, fifth or octave above it. Open
- Your own songs Sing the melody of your own song, note by note with feedback. Open
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