Set Your Voice Free: How to Get the Singing or Speaking Voice You Want

by Roger Love

Here’s the foundation I’d like you to aim for if you’re serious about improving your voice: a vocal warm-up of just ten to twelve minutes, as many days a week as you can. You can squeeze in this little practice session sometime in the morning before you head out to a day filled with speaking or singing. If morning slips away, or you’ve got an evening gig, warm up then. I’ve made it easy for you to do that by creating a set of complete warm-up tracks for this edition of the book. For singers, audio 48 is the daily warm-up for women, and audio 49 is the warm-up for men. Those two have the most range. The two tracks for speakers are audio 50, for women, and audio 51, for men. It’s fine for you to use any of the warm-ups that feel good to you. If you want to build your confidence by mastering the speakers’ warm-ups before you try the singers’, go for