OpenTube

Vocal cooldown exercises (5 exercises to REPAIR your voice)

Lauren A. Rose

160,255 views

In this video, I will be taking you through a 5 minute, 5 exercise routine to cooldown your voice. Cool downs are just as important as warm-ups for the voice and should not be skipped. You should ALWAYS do a cool down at the end of a performance or a singing session in order to repair and heal your voice as well as keep your voice in top shape for your next performance!

#vocalcooldown #cooldownexercises #singerscooldown

CLICK TO TWEET: https://ctt.ac/MudNQ

Say hi on social:
Instagram: Instagram: lauren_a_rose
Twitter: Twitter: Lauren_a_rose_
Facebook: Facebook: laurenarosemusician

Vocal cooldown exercises (5 exercises to R...

20 Comments

@laurenrosesingingteacher Creator 1 year ago Pinned

It’s actually a B4 as the starting note sorry everyone! For guys you can start at B3 an octave down 💕

@LainLuvzD 2 years ago

So sad my choir teacher never taught me about vocal cooldowns! I use to always have a soar throat and sounded kind of rough the next day

@kaylaburnette9936 4 years ago

Woah! I did practice belting without warming up…yes very stupid mood…but doing this cleared everything right up and my voice is like 100% better now

@Chiarafffffff 2 years ago

I always come back to this after every singing session 💛

@SofiaCrucifix 1 year ago

0:47 - Chew hum

1:51 - Oo

2:52 - Lip trill

3:59 - Second lip trill

5:20 - Mah mah mah

🖤

@The1000YearSaur 8 months ago

I am a baritenor ballad singer. Right now, power ballads like Take That's Rule The World are hard work on the vocal cords. This video is seriously a game-changer- I use this cool down following every single practice session, and my throat always feels SO much better afterwards. Seriously, thank you SO much.

@winifr3d274 4 years ago

I like how you ask "ready?" Before the start of each exercise, it helps me actually get ready for the excercise

@Rosy10670 1 year ago

Keep breathing everyone, it will be even more helpful.

@annajazzsinger 1 year ago

Use this cooldown every time I sing, thank you!

@emily-zj9oh 3 years ago

Unrelated, but you are literally so pretty

@Ghriangraf 2 years ago

I tend to belt when I’m emotional often forgetting my voice is a fragile instrument, because it doesn’t sound or feel fragile

Thank you❤

@theinfidel9587 5 years ago

Time stamps:

0:54 hum and chew
1:49 “oo” slide
2:51 lip or tongue trill
4:06 lip or tongue trill different scale
5:19 “ma” exercise

@st4rryni1ghts 3 years ago

i'm a choir singer (soprano II) and i strain a lot when singing, these warm downs help me literally be able to talk after hours and hours of practice. thank you so much!

@i_like_to_nom_nom_nom 1 year ago

My throat doesn't feel scractchy after learning from you

@idrkimbored 2 years ago

Im a tenner in my choir and i have a hard time with my voice being breaky and weird after rehearsal and your cool downs help me make sure my voice is 1mill times better ❤

@Xxtotallynameless8888xX 3 years ago

Wow, that felt great. Went a bit too long singing today and I feel so much better now.

@jakreal 10 months ago

In the choir, I've been a soprano I and II. Not to brag, but I can also sing whistle notes. Recently I've learned to belt. I always refer to your videos especially the cool down ones. They've helped preserve my voice. Thank you.

@evemathieson 1 year ago

Hum and chew 0:54
Ooooo 1:58
Lip trills 2:58 and 4:07
Ma ma ma 5:23

@Starrwice 1 month ago

Woah i just finished the first exercise after belting A LOT and my throat instantly feel clear and soothed, this is a lifesaver

@jlamb2760 2 years ago

This is fantastic--thank you so much for posting! My throat always feels "high" after I've rehearsed, but I could literally feel my throat and voice relaxing down and recovering after this. Thank you again!