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Voice lessons · Stage 3 of 7

Two Registers

Chest and head, connected by a siren you can control

Chest, Head, Falsetto

Outcome: I compared two easy productions of the same pitch and could describe the audible difference.

  1. 4 minRegisters: Different Ways to Make a Sound
  2. 5 minSame Pitch, Two Ways
  3. 5 minSelf-Check: Switch on Cue

The Siren

Outcome: I followed a comfortable portion of the siren up and down and listened for continuity on each vowel.

  1. 4 minSlide Through, Do Not Jump Over
  2. 6 minOctave Sirens, Three Vowels
  3. 5 minSelf-Check: Up and Down, Listening for a Crack

Vowels That Work

Outcome: I sang the same short pattern on five vowels and compared the resulting tone by ear.

  1. 4 minFive Shapes, One Tone
  2. 6 minPhrase on Five Vowels
  3. 5 minSelf-Check: Tone Across Five Vowels

Wider Phrases

Outcome: I rehearsed the supplied Deep River phrase in a comfortable key and marked where my voice changed.

  1. 4 minA Wider Phrase, One Comfortable Key
  2. 6 minDeep River: A Wider Phrase
  3. 5 minSelf-Check: A Connected Wider Phrase

Fix the Wobble

Outcome: I compared a relaxed baseline with a later take and described one audible change without forcing a rough sound.

  1. 4 minBreathy, Nasal, Tight: Tell Them Apart
  2. 6 minRelease the Jaw and Tongue
  3. 5 minSelf-Check: Compare With Your Baseline

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. Persistent symptoms belong with a qualified clinician, not another attempt.