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Learn how breath support can sometimes result in too much air compression, which isn’t good for tone – and how to fix it.

Back to basics: Let’s learn how a proper breath gives you better tone.

Learn how to breathe for singing to get the best tone, most volume, healthiest production, and longest sustain.

Learn how to manage your airflow and support your breath for consistent singing in any genre.

Lip trills are a common, basic warmup that help you get started singing without strain. They’re great for helping you even out your breath flow and loosening up your whole range.

Learn several techniques for compressing your air to sing with more power.

This lesson is a quick reminder and demonstration about how important it is to breathe low if you want volume.  To revisit this concept in greater detail, or if you skipped it previously, check out the lesson on inhaling.