In this video, you’ll see and hear the elements of a perfect vibrato (and some examples of falling short).

This is the second video in the “developing vibrato” series, after the 4th-interval vibrato. In this video, we take your big newfound vibrato and rein it in a bit.

This is the next lesson in the “developing vibrato” series after the 4th-step and whole-step vibrato lessons. In this lesson we narrow your newfound vibrato down to the right amplitude.

Vibrato requires freedom. This big floppy vibrato exercise will help you develop that freedom!

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.

A tight tongue or jaw are often the culprits getting in the way of your best possible tone.  Check out this great exercise for relaxing the tongue and jaw. 

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

How the slight influence of a royal British accent can help even down-to-earth indie songs sound better.