Karmyn Tyler Cobb Studio
I always encourage students to be unique. To ‘let go’ of what they think their voice should sound like and embrace what makes them stand apart … Read More
Every woman who comes into my studio wants to belt or wish they could. It’s true! Even my classical Sopranos tell me that they secretly wished … Read More
One of the worst things that can happen to a healthy vocalist is an overproduction of mucus. Phlegm, snot, mucus, whatever you call it – can … Read More
It’s hard to quantify singing when you can’t look down into your throat and see what happens when you make a certain sound. So through the … Read More
If you’ve taken any type of pop vocal lessons, you have heard of phrases like: singing like you talk, speech-language singing, talk-singing…you name it, if there … Read More
Introduction Through out the years, I have tried some pretty crazy things to open up my sinuses or help stave off a cold. Lucky for you, … Read More
Whether you are on medication for allergies, just got off a plane, or in a cold climate, you have experienced dry sinus issues. For a singer, … Read More
Mezzo/Alto mp3 only
This is a basic vocal exercise series. It is not a beginner’s exercise series.
All examples are in the soprano/alto range.
Ideally, a teacher would assess where your voice is at and give exercises accordingly. I have, however, been asked to put together a regimen of standard exercises that I use in my studio for current students. These 10 exercises are a small compilation of years of training and over 15 years of teaching voice. In particular, these exercises stem from study and guidance from my voice teacher Bill Bauer, of Dallas Texas. He is, in a word, genius!
If you are a soprano/tenor and the exercises feel high, simply go to the alto/baritone-bass exercises and begin from there. You will eventually stretch easily to your upper range. The range I recorded is modest.
Soprano mp3 only
This is a basic vocal exercise series. It is not a beginner's exercise series.
All examples are in the soprano/alto range.
Ideally, a teacher would assess where your voice is at and give exercises accordingly. I have, however, been asked to put together a regimen of standard exercises that I use in my studio for current students. These 10 exercises are a small compilation of years of training and over 15 years of teaching voice. In particular, these exercises stem from study and guidance from my voice teacher Bill Bauer, of Dallas Texas. He is, in a word, genius!
If you are a soprano/tenor and the exercises feel high, simply go to the alto/baritone-bass exercises and begin from there. You will eventually stretch easily to your upper range. The range I recorded is modest.
Tenor mp3 only
This is a basic vocal exercise series. It is not a beginner's exercise series.
All examples are in the soprano/alto range.
Ideally, a teacher would assess where your voice is at and give exercises accordingly. I have, however, been asked to put together a regimen of standard exercises that I use in my studio for current students. These 10 exercises are a small compilation of years of training and over 15 years of teaching voice. In particular, these exercises stem from study and guidance from my voice teacher Bill Bauer, of Dallas Texas. He is, in a word, genius!
If you are a soprano/tenor and the exercises feel high, simply go to the alto/baritone-bass exercises and begin from there. You will eventually stretch easily to your upper range. The range I recorded is modest.
Bass/Baritone mp3 only
This is a basic vocal exercise series. It is not a beginner's exercise series.
All examples are in the soprano/alto range.
Ideally, a teacher would assess where your voice is at and give exercises accordingly. I have, however, been asked to put together a regimen of standard exercises that I use in my studio for current students. These 10 exercises are a small compilation of years of training and over 15 years of teaching voice. In particular, these exercises stem from study and guidance from my voice teacher Bill Bauer, of Dallas Texas. He is, in a word, genius!
If you are a soprano/tenor and the exercises feel high, simply go to the alto/baritone-bass exercises and begin from there. You will eventually stretch easily to your upper range. The range I recorded is modest.