Vocal warm up part 1 How to hummmm to warm up your singing voice Humming is a very wonderful way to warm up your voice but when you strain to do it, you get unwanted tension as the submental space becomes tight, closing the vocal tracts, increasing the height of the larynx and tightening the vocal cords. This also constricts proper airflow, making flow phonation hard. So place your thumb under your submental space to ensure it's not popping out and tight and enjoy a wonderful hum for your vocal

Teaching my student how to warm up with humming. Humming is great cos it helps support your higher notes, makes it easier on the voice, breathing better and control your pitch too . The main point in any vocal exercises is to help warm up the voice. When you are anxious, or fearful of high notes or even afraid of hearing your own voice, this is calming. Reminder: recording your own voice is best. It’s not easy to listen to yourself, but that’s the only way to train yourself to get used to your o