Free voice lessons, one small skill at a time
A free singing course of 102 short voice lessons in 7 stages and 34 modules, from finding your range to registers, agility and style. Each lesson tells you what to practise, what to listen for, and which Suede Sing room to do it in.
Lessons teach, rooms measure
Every lesson ends in a self-check: your own listening judgement, written down. Where a Suede Sing room can measure part of the work, such as pitch against a target, a sustain or your range, the lesson links to it and says what the number does and doesn't tell you. Where nothing can measure it, such as strain, vibrato on cue or a register break, the lesson says so rather than pretending.
Take one module at a time: repeat its exercise lessons over several short sessions, and move on when the module's self-check still holds on a second day.
The same rules in every lesson
- Before the first attempt, settle your posture, room and device, and decide where you will stop.
- Start from an easy, repeatable sound, and silence playback before you judge your own voice.
- Reference notes are synthesized pitches, not recordings of a singer showing you a technique.
- Note the key and setup you used, so the next comparison is fair.
- Treat a missing or uncertain reading as missing, never as a pass.
- Unless a self-check says otherwise, it is ready when you can describe the result and choose one useful next attempt.
Reading every lesson is free. Lessons that send you to warm-ups, breath, ear training or songs use the shared 5-minute daily allowance of guided practice, which Pro removes. The pitch studio, range test, recorder and tools have no clock.
Room setup and clean input
Range scan and voice type
Low breath and rib expansion
Semi-occluded warm-up
Onset and pitch matching
Sustained tone
First repertoire
Register identification
Register blending
Vowel shapes and placement
Two-register repertoire
Breathiness, nasality, tension
Sustained intonation
Rhythm and syncopation
Clear, intelligible diction
Grace notes, staccato, accent
Dynamics without pushing
Locating your own transition zone
Resonance over force
Comfortable mixed-voice coordination
Four-bar improvisation
Melodic agility
Vibrato control
Ornament vocabulary
Eight-bar improvisation
Extended-range repertoire
Genre choices
Weight and mode switching
Effects safety and a stop plan
Range extension
Performance and mic technique
Work in a comfortable range and volume. Stop for pain, burning, sudden hoarseness, loss of range or a change in your speaking voice. These lessons teach practice decisions and stop rules; they don't diagnose or treat anything, and pitch readings do not assess vocal health. Pain, hoarseness that will not clear, a sudden or lasting loss of range, or any blood belongs with a doctor who can examine the vocal folds, such as an ENT or laryngologist, not another attempt.