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This subtle trick gives a bit more polish to the first few milliseconds of your phrases. We want to have the vowel shape already open when we start to phonate – we don’t want to open the vowel while we’re already phonating.

Vowels tend to want to resonate in different places, but to sound more professional and consistent we want to center them. Here’s what that sounds like and how to do it.

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This exercise helps you retain resonance across more vowels, faster.

This resonance exercise helps you retain resonance as vowel shapes get progressively more challenging.

This resonance exercise helps you retain resonance as vowel shapes get progressively more challenging.

Learn the proper vowel shapes so you can get the best possible resonance and tone. (English vowels – my apologies to non-native-English speakers)