This enjoyable exercise moves us out of the “nasty” category of exercises into a richer mix.

This enjoyable exercise moves us out of the “nasty” category of exercises into a richer mix.

This simple yet tricky exercise will help you further smooth out your mix.

 This simple, deceptively challenging exercise will test whether your mix is fully developed… or not!

 This mix exercise is a slightly less “nasty” alternative to exercises like “NAY” and “NYAH” but still guides you toward keeping mask resonance while you smooth over your bridge.

This “nasty” exercise helps develop an even mix across your entire range.

This is a lighter way to learn to bridge smoothly across your range because it uses “whoop” resonance – basically, the feel of head voice.

This light exercise helps open up your head range.

This is a wonderful light exercise with two closed vowels that tend to pull in opposite directions (front and back).

If your voice gets tight as you ascend on the vowel EE, try this exercise.  The “SH”, an unvoiced fricative, can help you find the airflow and support necessary to release your throat.