🔥 Fireside Circles - Join a Private Voice Training Group 🔥

Kick-start your voice training with some habit building, alone or in a group!

Voice training is easier when you are not doing it alone. Fireside Circles are small private groups for accountability, encouragement, and shared wins. Each Circle lasts 21 days. Join the Discord to join a Circle or voice train together!

Next Circle: I am aiming for the next one the be in early October! I would like to revamp it first =)

How it works

Small cozy groups (6-12) inside our Discord
Daily prompts: warmup, core drill, share, reflect
Optional bonus challenges for extra momentum
Patreon Tier 2+ unlocks Circles

Pick a week above. Each day expands with tasks. Mark the day complete to log progress (adds +10 XP).

Day 1 - The First Step: Showing Up

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Welcome to Day 1.

Today, you will start doing something just as important as training your voice. You will learn to train your commitment to training your voice.

It’s important to train your voice every day so you don’t fall out of the habit. We are here as a group to build consistency.

Today’s task: Get to know your group! Answer these two questions:

What’s one thing you’re good at that might help someone else here? (Could be tech, motivation, tips, cheerleading, etc.)
What’s something you’d love support with?

That’s all you need to do today. Simply react with a 🔥 when done.

Note: This intro course is mostly comprised of bite-sized lessons to help you build good habits. You are free to browse the website for more exercises, or practice ones you already know as a group. In addition, the Overachiever tasks are optional, but if you feel motivated, I highly recommend doing them.

Overachiever tasks:

Explore this website and try one warm-up or technique drill.
Post your first “Voice Journal” clip: Just say, “This is my voice on Day 1 of Fireside Circles.”
Make a warmup space: Set up a spot or routine you’ll use each day, even if it’s just voice training in the car or shower. Make a plan!

In group:

Thank you all for introducing yourself! If you haven't introduced yourself yet, please do!

This week’s first Torchbearer is [@name]. Your job is to light the way. Check in early, tag someone who hasn’t checked in yet, and help encourage others to keep the spark alive. The person you tag will be tomorrow’s Torchbearer. If you can’t decide, just choose someone who hasn’t been a Torchbearer in awhile. Everyone will get a turn! =)

Day 2 - The First Bold Sound

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Day 3 - Breath Basics

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Day 4 - Body Reset

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Day 5 - Humming Resonance Warmups

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Day 6 - Voice Journal and Reflection

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Day 7 - Week 1 Reflection

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Welcome to 🔥 Fireside Hallow - Voice Training 🔥

Update: Fireside Circles Revamp - August 17, 2025

Coming Soon: Fireside Circles Online Syllabus!

Let me know on Discord what you would like to see next!

Getting Started Guides:

Hi, I'm Allie Rose. I'm a trans woman who made this space for anyone who feels stuck, self-conscious, or totally lost trying to voice train alone. Trust me, I've been there. Whether you're brand new or refining details, there's something here for you.

Most people try to train their voice by piecing together YouTube videos and TikToks. It’s overwhelming. It’s inconsistent. And it leaves you asking,

"I know I need to train my voice, but how do I start? I'm scared people will hear me."
"I've tried before, but I keep second-guessing myself. Am I even doing the exercises right?"
"Other people seem to get it so fast… why is this so hard for me?"

That’s why there are four ways to engage based on your energy, mood, and level:

1) LESSONS:

The full training, step-by-step. Teaches you the why, the how, and gives you real-world examples. It’s your voice textbook. Clear, detailed, and designed to build momentum.

2) DRILLS:

There are quick, actionable workouts. Perfect for days where you're in a hurry or feeling scattered. Just one specific focus you can do in five minutes or less. Remember, any voice training helps.

3) CHALLENGES:

Want to test your skills? These downloadable PDFs stretch you. Record, reflect, and grind these so you can level up your voice.

4) QUESTS:

These are immersive, roleplay-inspired adventures. These missions turn your voice journey into a magical ritual. A little out there? Maybe. But for many, there's nothing like it..

Every lesson will have options to choose from. With Fireside Hallow, you get to pick your path. If you're feeling unmotivated, there are easier drills to work on. Feel like you want to roleplay? There is plenty of that, and much more coming! Want to take it seriously and grind? There are structured exercises for every lesson. You don't have to be confused, and you don't have to be left behind.

I made most of this free because you deserve real help without barriers. However, I am pouring my heart and soul into creating new lessons and would greatly appreciate any contributions as it keeps this site (and me) going.

When You Subscribe to the Patreon, You Get:

Exclusive lessons you won’t find anywhere else
Guided warmups with different voices to mimic
New exercises designed to accelerate your training
Proven strategies to stay consistent and accountable
Fun activities that were built to keep you motivated
Access to an extended weekly newsletter with bonus content
Higher tiers will allow more features, such as specialized lessons catered to you

Remember, your support helps me keep improving lessons, adding more samples, and expanding access for others.

In just a few months of consistent practice:

Your voice feels natural, effortless, and truly yours
You stop feeling self-conscious every time you speak
You finally feel like you without overthinking every word

Your voice deserves to be heard. Join today and see the difference for yourself.

Join Patreon and Get Exclusive Resources.

Want Even More Support?

If you want real-time feedback and community support, join our Discord. It is a welcoming space to share progress, ask questions, and celebrate wins with others who get it.

You Are Capable. You Can Do This.

Whether you're visiting for the day or planning to train every morning, know this: you're in the right place. Let’s go find your voice!

Lesson 1: Vocal Warmups

Why Warmups Matter

Before you jump into voice training, your voice needs a moment to stretch and breathe. Just like an athlete warms up their body, warming up your voice helps it stay flexible, relaxed, and strong.

These drills are designed to wake up your voice without pushing too hard. They're perfect for beginners and can be done in just a few minutes a day.

Drills (5 minutes)

1. Humming Scale

This wakes up your vocal cords and helps you control airflow.

Hum a low note softly.
Slide upward through 5 simple steps (like Do-Re-Mi-Fa-So).
Keep your lips together and your breath smooth.
Repeat a few times and go a little higher each time.

🎤 Sample: Allie

Allie's voice glides up the scale with steady breath and soft tone.

🎤 Sample: Renée Yoxon - (A voice trainer I highly recommend. They are fantastic!)

Renée's voice glides up the scale with steady breath and soft tone.

2. Lip Trills

This helps release tension and trains your breath to stay steady.

Take a breath and blow air through relaxed lips to make a "brrrr" sound.
Slide the pitch up and down like a gentle rollercoaster.
Try to keep the trill going longer as you get used to it.

🎤 Sample: Allie

Allie uses lip trills to warm up her breath and pitch control.

🎤 Sample: Renée Yoxon - (A voice trainer I highly recommend. They are fantastic!)

Renée uses lip trills to warm up their breath and pitch control.

3. Gentle Yawning

This loosens your throat and jaw so your voice flows more freely.

Yawn like you’re super sleepy and let out a soft “ahhh.”
Feel your throat open wide and relax.
Repeat 3 to 5 times while staying relaxed.

🎤 Sample: Allie

Allie opens her voice gently with a calming yawn sound.

🎤 Sample: Renée Yoxon - (A voice trainer I highly recommend. They are fantastic!)

Renée opens their voice gently with a calming yawn sound.

4. Tongue Twisters

This gets your mouth moving and improves clarity when you speak.

Say “She sells sea shells by the seashore.”
Start slowly, then pick up the pace.
Try other tongue twisters that challenge your S, L, or R sounds.

🎤 Sample: Allie

Allie works through a classic tongue twister with clear pronunciation.

🎤 Sample: Renée Yoxon - (A voice trainer I highly recommend. They are fantastic!)

Renée works through a classic tongue twister with clear pronunciation.

5. Siren Sounds

This helps your voice slide smoothly between high and low pitches.

Make a quiet “oooh” or “ng” sound.
Start low and slowly glide upward, like a siren.
Then glide back down just as gently.
Repeat a few times and stay relaxed the whole way through.

🎤 Sample: Allie

Allie glides through a siren exercise to build flexibility.

🎤 Sample: Renée Yoxon - (A voice trainer I highly recommend. They are fantastic!)

Renée glides through a siren exercise to build flexibility.

Practice Sentences

Say these out loud using a calm, warmed-up voice. Don’t rush. Just speak clearly and gently.

My voice is waking up.
I feel more relaxed already.
This gets easier every time.
I’m learning how to use my voice.
Warming up helps me feel ready.

Download the Drills

Track your warmup routine throughout the week to prepare for Lesson 2.

⬇️ Download the Vocal Warmups Daily Practice PDF

Want More?

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Lesson 2: Breath Control

Introduction

Welcome to the next step in your voice training journey! Just as a wind instrument depends on steady airflow, your voice needs solid breath control to sound clear and confident. Remember, your voice is part of who you are, and it evolves with practice, patience, and self-compassion.

In this lesson, you’ll learn various exercises to strengthen your diaphragm, improve lung capacity, and build vocal stamina while keeping your tone relaxed and natural.

Why Breath Control Matters

Think of your voice as a finely tuned instrument. Good breath support helps your voice remain stable, reduces the risk of strain, and allows you to project with clarity and ease. Whether you’re speaking or singing, controlled breathing makes your delivery smoother and more resilient.

Drills (5+ minutes)

1. Diaphragmatic Belly Breathing - Beginner

Place one hand on your belly and one on your chest.
Breathe in slowly through your nose and feel your belly rise.
Exhale gently through your mouth and feel your belly fall.
This builds a foundation of steady, relaxed breath support.

🎤 Instructions: Allie

Allie Explains Diaphragmetic Belly Breathing.

🎤 Follow Along: Allie

Allie Demonstrates Diaphragmetic Belly Breathing.

2. Counting Aloud on One Breath - Beginner

Take a full breath and begin counting out loud at a calm pace.
Try to count as high as you can while staying relaxed.
This helps you link breath and speech, while improving control.

🎤 Sample: Allie

Allie takes a deep breath, then counts to 20. She then takes another breath and continues from there.

3. Box Breathing with Sustained Phonation - Intermediate

Inhale for 4 seconds, hold for 4, exhale for 4, hold for 4.
While exhaling, add a soft "ahhh" or "mmm" sound.
This exercise builds control and vocal steadiness under structure.

🎤 Sample: Allie

Allie demonstrates box breathing three times.

4. Breath-Paced Sentence Reading - Intermediate

Pick a short sentence to read aloud on one full breath.
Focus on keeping airflow steady throughout the sentence.
This simulates real-world speaking while training breath timing.

🎤 Sample: Allie

Allie inhales, then says, "The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over the Lazy Dog" in a single breath.

🎤 Sample: Allie

Allie inhales, then explains the importance of breath work.

5. Breathy Glide-and-Talk Drill - Advanced

Start with a soft, breathy glide like "oooh" rising in pitch.
Let it gently turn into a casual phrase like “okay” or “I see.”
This combines pitch fluidity with breath release into speech.

🎤 Sample: Allie

Allie's voice glides up as she exhales and turns her breath into sentences.

Speaking Exercises with Breath Awareness

Now that you’ve worked on your foundational breathing exercises, apply your newly found control to speaking. Practice these sentences to maintain even airflow and a calm, natural tone.

My breath sustains my voice.
I speak with calm and control.
Deep breaths fuel every word I say.
Every exhale makes my voice stronger.
I maintain a steady rhythm through each sentence.
Conscious breathing empowers clear speech.
I control my pace with each measured breath.
My voice flows naturally with every inhale and exhale.

🎤 Sample: Allie

Allie calmly reads the sentences while maintaining even airflow.

Want More?

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Lesson 3: Resonance

What Is Resonance?

Resonance is where your voice vibrates inside your body. Deeper voices vibrate in the chest. Softer, brighter voices tend to resonate more in your face, right behind the nose, lips, and cheekbones.

You don’t need to overthink it. The goal is to feel the buzz and learn to gently move it forward. That’s it!

Why It Matters

If your pitch is higher but something still sounds "off," resonance might be the key.

When your voice vibrates forward, it sounds lighter and more natural. That’s why this lesson can make a huge difference.

Drills (10+ minutes)

1. NG Hold with Mirror Feedback - Beginner

Say “ng” like in “sing” and hold it steadily.
Place a finger under your nose. You shouldn’t feel air.
This confirms nasal resonance without breathiness.

🔊 Audio sample coming soon

2. Mmm to Vowel Glides - Beginner

Start on “mmm” and gently glide into “ahhh” or “eee.”
Keep the vibration forward as you open the vowel.
This helps you carry buzz into speech-like sounds.

🔊 Audio sample coming soon

3. Straw Resonance with Pitch Control - Intermediate

Phonate gently through a straw (or into water).
Slide pitch up and down to keep resonance forward.
This also minimizes throat tension while strengthening tone.

🔊 Audio sample coming soon

4. Resonance Ladder with Words - Intermediate

Pick three forward-resonant words (like “mirror,” “maybe,” “mellow”).
Say each one up a small pitch step, keeping resonance light.
Helps link buzz to speech and pitch mobility.

🔊 Audio sample coming soon

5. Twang-Tilt Phrases - Advanced

Add a “witchy” or bratty twang to high-pitched phrases like “okay!”
Then soften it while keeping the brightness forward.
This trains sharp resonance without relying on pitch alone.

🔊 Audio sample coming soon

💬 Try Saying These

Say these phrases out loud, using a forward tone. You can even smile while saying them, it helps!

My voice is light and forward.
Resonance makes me clear.
I feel the buzz in my face.
This feels easier every time.
My voice is flowing naturally.

Want More?

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Lesson 4: Pitch Training

This is a Patreon-exclusive lesson.

"Your voice is an instrument. Let's learn how to tune it."

Why Pitch Matters

If your voice already has some forward resonance but still feels a little flat or neutral, pitch might be the next step.

A lighter, more feminine voice usually sits higher in pitch than a typical AMAB voice, but it doesn’t need to be cartoonishly high. Higher pitch is often associated with femininity, but a natural, comfortable range is key.

Falsetto can feel easier to reach at first, but it's not sustainable and doesn't carry the emotional weight or vocal nuance of your true voice. Our goal is to increase your pitch inside your modal voice (your everyday speaking register) so it stays expressive, natural, and strong.

If you're unsure what falsetto feels like, it's that airy, hollow voice you might use to imitate a cartoon or sing too loud. It usually lacks the resonance or weight of a relaxed speaking tone.

Recommended Exercises

1. Pitch Slide Up - Beginner

2. Steady Pitch - Beginner

3. Step-by-Step Scale - Intermediate

4. Pitch Anchor Practice - Intermediate

5. Read and Rise - Advanced

Want Guided Exercises?

The guided drills and audio samples are available on Patreon!

🔊 Unlock Pitch Drills & Voice Samples on Patreon

Lesson 5: Avoiding Vocal Strain

This is a Patreon-exclusive lesson.

Note: This lesson is not finished! But it will be very soon =)

"Your voice deserves rest, too."

Why This Lesson Matters

Many people push too hard, too fast. Vocal fatigue is one of the most common reasons people give up on training. This lesson teaches you how to train smarter, not harder, so your voice grows stronger without burning out.

These exercises gently retrain your voice to stay relaxed, even as you explore higher pitch or new resonance. Especially helpful if you feel sore, tired, or stuck.

Recommended Exercises

1. Gentle Humming Reset - Beginner

2. Easy Slide & Stop - Beginner

3. Voice & Breath Sync - Intermediate

4. Throat Release Stretch - Intermediate

5. Whimper to Whisper - Advanced

Want Guided Exercises?

The guided drills and audio samples are available on Patreon!

🔊 Unlock Strain-Free Voice Training on Patreon

Lesson 6: Speech Clarity

This is a Patreon-exclusive lesson.

Note: This lesson is not finished! But it will be very soon =)

"The clearest voice is the one that feels understood."

Why This Lesson Matters

You’ve worked on pitch and resonance. Now it’s time to sharpen how you speak. Feminine voices tend to be more articulate, expressive, and easier to follow. This lesson is about fine-tuning your clarity so your voice lands with impact and warmth.

Clear speech helps your voice sound more confident, more feminine, and more you. These drills target your mouth shape, rhythm, and articulation so your voice becomes beautifully crisp without stiffness.

Recommended Exercises

1. Mirror Articulation Practice - Beginner

2. Slow-Motion Over-Enunciation - Beginner

3. S-to-Sh Clarity Drill - Intermediate

4. Tongue Twister Clarity Ladder - Intermediate

5. Whisper-to-Speech Flow Training - Advanced

Want Guided Exercises?

The guided drills and audio samples are available on Patreon!

🔊 Unlock Speech Clarity Training on Patreon

Lesson 7: Vowel Shaping

This is a Patreon-exclusive lesson.

Note: This lesson is not finished! But it will be very soon =)

"The shape of your vowels is the shape of your voice."

Why This Lesson Matters

Vowel shaping affects the brightness, roundness, and overall tone of your voice. Feminine voices tend to use more fronted, clear vowel sounds with gentle articulation. This lesson will help you feel and control your vowel space to sound more relaxed and expressive.

These exercises build precision and flexibility, helping your vowels sound more intentional, warm, and easy to understand, especially when combined with other elements like pitch and resonance.

Recommended Exercises

1. Sustained Vowel Holding (AH, EE, OO) - Beginner

2. Smiling While Speaking Drill - Beginner

3. AH to EE Glides with Forward Focus - Intermediate

4. Vowel Ladder on a Scale - Intermediate

5. Intonation with Vowel Emphasis Sentences - Advanced

Want Guided Exercises?

The guided drills and audio samples are available on Patreon!

🔊 Unlock Vowel Shaping Practice on Patreon

Lesson 8: Consonant Softening

This is a Patreon-exclusive lesson.

Note: This lesson is not finished! But it will be very soon =)

"Softness is power. Let every sound land gently."

Why This Lesson Matters

Feminine voices often use gentler consonants, with less abrupt stops and more breathy or flowing articulation. This lesson helps you soften hard edges in your speech so your voice feels smoother, calmer, and more approachable.

These exercises are perfect if your consonants feel too sharp, loud, or choppy. Learning to control plosives and sibilants can dramatically improve how your voice is perceived, especially in casual conversation.

Recommended Exercises

1. Gentle Plosive Repetition (P, B, T, D) - Beginner

2. S-Sh-Shuh Spectrum Practice - Beginner

3. Breathy Consonant Mimicry (“happy,” “butter”) - Intermediate

4. Voiceless-to-Voiced Contrast Drill - Intermediate

5. Flow Speech with Soft Articulation - Advanced

Want Guided Exercises?

The guided drills and audio samples are available on Patreon!

🔊 Unlock Soft Speech Drills on Patreon

Lesson 9: Speed & Rhythm

This is a Patreon-exclusive lesson.

Note: This lesson is not finished! But it will be very soon =)

"Your rhythm tells a story. Let your pace feel intentional."

Why This Lesson Matters

Even with great pitch and resonance, a flat or chaotic rhythm can make your voice sound unnatural. Speed and pacing are key to sounding calm, expressive, and easy to follow. Feminine voices often use more varied tempo and purposeful pauses to add warmth and clarity.

This lesson trains you to take control of your pacing. Whether you speak too fast, too flat, or too hesitantly, these drills will help you speak with natural rhythm and confidence.

Recommended Exercises

1. Metronome Sentence Pacing - Beginner

2. Slow-to-Fast Passage Reading - Beginner

3. Pause and Emphasize Practice - Intermediate

4. Rhythmic Mimicry of Natural Speakers - Intermediate

5. Monologue with Varying Tempo - Advanced

Want Guided Exercises?

The guided drills and audio samples are available on Patreon!

Unlock Rhythm & Flow Training on Patreon

Lesson 10: Inflection & Emotion

Introduction

Inflection is what makes your speech expressive, emotional, and alive. A voice without inflection can feel flat, robotic, or disconnected. Therefore, it's important to make your voice reflect your personality and intent. Some of it is passing, but it's also important to be you.

Feminine voices often carry a greater range of emotional expression. This lesson helps you explore that range through inflection drills that build pitch movement, emotional tone, and variation without exaggeration.

Why Inflection & Emotions Matter

The way your voice rises and falls, the way you emphasize key words, and the way you respond emotionally through tone are the secret ingredients that make a voice feel connected, feminine, and sincere. It’s not just what you say, but how you say it.

Drills (10–15 minutes)

1. Exaggerated Storytelling Drill - Beginner

Choose a short story or passage, like a fairy tale or news blurb.
Read it out loud with dramatic emotion.
Use pitch rises for excitement, dips for sadness, pauses for suspense.
Then try reading it again, more naturally, but keep some variation.

2. Question Intonation Variants - Beginner

Say the word “Really?” three different ways:

1) Flat and uninterested
2) Light and curious (rising at the end)
3) Sarcastic or playful

Repeat with phrases like “You did?” or “Oh wow.”
This teaches you to let pitch shape meaning.

3. Roleplaying Emotional Phrases - Intermediate

Pick a short sentence like “I can’t believe it.”
Say it as if you’re happy. Then sad. Then surprised. Then annoyed.
Record yourself and listen back: Can you hear the difference in tone?
Try layering more subtle emotions once you feel comfortable.

4. Cartoon Voice Mimic and Soften - Intermediate

Choose a cartoon or character with lots of pitch movement.
Mimic their voice dramatically, copying pitch and rhythm.
Now repeat the line, but in a softer, more natural way.
This helps stretch your inflection range while staying expressive.

5. Emphasis Shifting in Repeated Sentences - Advanced

Take the sentence: “I never said she stole my money.”
Say it seven times, each time emphasizing a different word:

I never said she stole my money. (Implying someone else did.)
I never said she stole my money. (Denial.)
I never said she stole my money. (Implying something was stated.)
I never said she stole my money. (Implying it could have been someone else.)
I never said she stole my money. (Implying it might not have been theft.)
I never said she stole my money. (Implying it could be someone else's.)
I never said she stole my money. (Implying it could have been something else.)

This trains you to use emphasis and pitch shifts intentionally to shape meaning.

Practice Sentences

Try saying these aloud with playful variation in tone, inflection, and energy:

"Oh, wow."
"That’s so exciting!"
"I didn’t know that."
"Are you sure?"
"Well, maybe…"
"Tell me everything."
"I can't believe it!"
"No way."

Want Guided Exercises?

The guided drills and audio samples are available on Patreon!

🔊 Unlock Rhythm & Flow Training on Patreon

Lesson 11: Natural Speech Flow

This is a Patreon-exclusive lesson.

Note: This lesson is not finished! But it will be very soon =)

"Let your voice breathe. Smooth flow makes you sound alive."

Why This Lesson Matters

Even if your voice has a great pitch and tone, stopping too often or overthinking each word can make you sound robotic. Feminine speech tends to flow more naturally, linking words and thoughts together with ease.

In this lesson, you’ll learn to speak more like you’re thinking out loud—fluid, connected, and authentic. These drills help unlock the rhythm of natural speech without sounding too formal or rehearsed.

Recommended Exercises

1. Linked Speech Phrase Reading - Beginner

2. Common Phrase Blending Drill - Beginner

3. Pitch Variation in Flow Sentences - Intermediate

4. Storytelling with Minimal Pauses - Intermediate

5. Voice Message Challenge (No Retakes) - Advanced

Want Guided Exercises?

The guided drills and audio samples are available on Patreon!

🔊 Unlock Natural Speech Flow Drills on Patreon

Lesson 12: Voice Strength

This is a Patreon-exclusive lesson.

Note: This lesson is not finished! But it will be very soon =)

"Power doesn’t mean volume. It means presence."

Why This Lesson Matters

A voice that fades out or sounds breathy under pressure can feel unsure or inauthentic. Strength doesn't mean shouting. It means your voice can carry across a room while staying warm and natural.

These drills help build vocal presence without strain. You’ll learn to support your sound with breath and resonance so your voice holds steady in conversation, interviews, and real-world moments.

Recommended Exercises

1. Breath Support + Loud/Soft Contrast - Beginner

2. Sustained Resonant Vowels - Beginner

3. Call-Out Sentences (Projecting Softly) - Intermediate

4. Room Across Projection Drill - Intermediate

5. Modal Strengthening with Step Scales - Advanced

Want Guided Exercises?

The guided drills and audio samples are available on Patreon!

🔊 Unlock Voice Strength Drills on Patreon

Lesson 13: Practicing Dialogues

This is a Patreon-exclusive lesson.

Note: This lesson is not finished! But it will be very soon =)

"Real voices are shaped in real conversations."

Why This Lesson Matters

You can only get so far with isolated drills. To build a voice that holds up in everyday life, you need to practice talking. This lesson helps you transition from structured warmups to fluid, back-and-forth speech.

Dialogues challenge your pacing, inflection, pitch consistency, and flow all at once. Practicing them builds confidence and prepares your voice for spontaneous, authentic interaction.

Recommended Exercises

1. Two-Character Reading Out Loud - Beginner

2. Call-and-Response Drill (YouTube clips) - Beginner

3. Dialogue Shadowing - Intermediate

4. Voice Memos as Conversation Practice - Intermediate

5. Improv Scenario Recording - Advanced

Want Guided Exercises?

The guided drills and audio samples are available on Patreon!

🔊 Unlock Dialogue Practice Drills on Patreon

Lesson 14: Singing for Training

This is a Patreon-exclusive lesson.

Note: This lesson is not finished! But it will be very soon =)

"Singing sharpens pitch, breath, and resonance—all at once."

Why This Lesson Matters

Singing is one of the most powerful tools in voice training. It strengthens your breath control, stabilizes pitch, and refines resonance without the pressure of sounding “natural.” Plus, it’s fun.

These drills will stretch your vocal range, connect your registers, and help you feel your voice move with ease. If speaking practice feels stuck or frustrating, singing often unlocks the next breakthrough.

Recommended Exercises

1. Simple Scale Singing (AH or LA) - Beginner

2. Vowel Glides in Melody (AH to EE) - Beginner

3. Mimic Female Singer’s Phrases - Intermediate

4. Sing-Talk Hybrid Exercise - Intermediate

5. Lyric Reading as Melodic Speech - Advanced

Want Guided Exercises?

The guided drills and audio samples are available on Patreon!

🔊 Unlock Singing Drills for Voice Training on Patreon

Lesson 15: Developing Confidence

This is a Patreon-exclusive lesson.

Note: This lesson is not finished! But it will be very soon =)

"Confidence isn’t something you wait for. It’s something you build."

Why This Lesson Matters

Voice training is emotional work. Confidence doesn’t always come naturally, especially if you’ve faced dysphoria, judgment, or fear of being heard. This lesson offers practical steps to help you feel more self-assured in your voice, even when you feel no one else is cheering you on.

These exercises strengthen the emotional side of voice practice by helping you build habits of visibility, resilience, and pride in your progress.