This loud exercise helps develop vocal weight and a stronger voice. Although it’s in the “Sing with More Power” module, it’s also a great exercise for helping you strengthen your mix.

Your mouth is one of your resonators. You may think you’re opening your mouth, but chances are you’re not. Here are a couple of ways to check and practice.

Placing your voice can have a big effect on your resonance and, consequently, your volume.  Let’s explore how placement can affect volume.

This fast-paced lesson shows several different ways to help you instantly clean up breathy texture, which is the enemy of volume and sustain.

Our very lowest notes are often the weakest. Here are techniques for making the most out of your lowest notes.

If you tend to sing in your head register most of the time, you need to learn to access your chest voice to develop more power in your low range. (Most men can skip this lesson.)

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.

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Learn how to increase your volume, project your voice, sing longer phrases, and get more power across your whole range, with healthy vocal techniques.