Fix the Wobble
Breathiness, nasality, tension
What you'll be able to say
I compared a relaxed baseline with a later take and described one audible change without forcing a rough sound.
Lessons
- 1.Breathy, Nasal, Tight: Tell Them Apart
4 min · Three different problems that get called the same thing.
- 2.Release the Jaw and Tongue
6 min · Targeted release before targeted effort.
- 3.Self-Check: Compare With Your Baseline
5 min · Same phrase as Stage 2, judged against how it sounded then.
Where to practise
Nothing in Suede Sing measures this, so the self-check is your ear and your recording. What it shows: That you can tell breathy, nasal and tight apart in your own takes. Nothing measures any of the three.
No sessions in the recorder on this device yet.
Practice material
The exercises and songs play synthesized reference pitches: they supply the notes, not a recording of a singer demonstrating a technique. Record your takes in the recorder.
- Warm-upSoft sustain
- BookWhen the numbers lie to you
- BookStamina, warming up, and not hurting yourselfPart of Suede Pro
- AtlasA vocabulary for tonePart of Suede Pro
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.