Dots Singing

Dots Singing Singing lessons in popular styles of music. See www.dotssinging.com/link-in-bio Youtube Channel Link https://www.youtube.com/c/DotsSinging

10/03/2026

“I never thought of that before.” Sometimes the biggest improvements in singing come from very small adjustments. In this lesson we changed when the breath was prepared. See YouTube for full video and vocal warm ups with tips and instructions.

Try it on a song you sing.

03/03/2026

This lip trill fifth slide is a basic, essential SOVT exercise for male voices. It helps balance airflow, reduce pressing, and support smoother register transitions. Use it before speaking, after heavy voice use, or 3–4 times daily for 2–5 minutes to help reset the voice. Save this and add it to your daily vocal routine. , , , , , , , , , ,

10/02/2026

If your voice feels stiff or slow at the start of singing, this routine helps it respond faster. It wakes up articulation, builds chest voice strength, lightens head voice, and improves coordination without overthinking technique.

See the full warm up on YouTube and make it part of your regular singing routine.

29/01/2026

A short pre-performance warm-up for male singers. This 4-minute routine helps the voice feel clear, coordinated, and ready to sing without fatigue.

Includes lip trills, SOVT slides, legato patterns, balanced onset work, and register-blending arpeggios.
The focus is efficiency, not effort. Smooth pitch changes, clean onsets, and connected tone in a short time.

Useful for male singers at any level, and for teachers or choir directors needing a quick, voice-friendly warm-up before rehearsal or performance.

Full warm-up on YouTube.
Free and paid vocal tools are linked in bio.

23/01/2026

Male vocal exercise for smoother transitions. A lot of singers think trouble with higher notes means they need more strength, more breath, or more effort. Most of the time, it does not.

What usually breaks down is coordination. The voice is being asked to change speed, pitch, and shape, but the body tries to hold everything steady instead. That is when tension shows up and things start to feel harder than they should.

This exercise is not about pushing higher or making the sound bigger. It is about letting the voice move more freely between registers while staying clear and connected. The speed of the pattern and the vowel change encourage responsiveness rather than control.

Light body movement can help because it shifts the work out of the throat and into the whole system. When the body is allowed to move, the voice often follows.

If this feels easier than what you normally do, that is not a shortcut. That is coordination improving.

The full exercise is on YouTube.
Free and paid vocal tools are linked there or in the bio.

https://www.dotssinging.com/freebies

13/01/2026

A lot of singers think trouble with higher notes means they need more strength, more breath, or more effort. Most of the time, it does not.

What usually breaks down is coordination. The voice is being asked to change speed, pitch, and shape, but the body tries to hold everything steady instead. That is when tension shows up and things start to feel harder than they should.

This exercise is not about pushing higher or making the sound bigger. It is about letting the voice move more freely between registers while staying clear and connected. The speed of the pattern and the vowel change encourage responsiveness rather than control.

Light body movement can help because it shifts the work out of the throat and into the whole system. When the body is allowed to move, the voice often follows.

If this feels easier than what you normally do, that is not a shortcut. That is coordination improving.

The full exercise is on YouTube.
Free and paid vocal tools are linked there or in the bio.

09/01/2026

Quick vocal warm-up for male singers focusing on breath support, clean onsets, vowel balance, and mixed voice. This short clip comes from a structured 11-minute vocal warm-up designed to prepare the voice efficiently without pushing or over-singing.
Useful for daily practice, lessons, or before rehearsals.

🎤 Full warm-up on Dots Singing
🔔 Save this for later warm-ups

21/12/2025

This reaction is more common than you think. When chest voice starts working better, it often feels louder and unfamiliar at first. That’s not a red flag, it’s information.
Notice the response before you judge it.

Grab my free singing resources and I’ll keep you posted about future group classes.

21/12/2025

This is a reaction I see all the time. When chest voice is working better, it often feels louder and unfamiliar at first. That doesn’t mean it’s wrong, it usually means something new is organising. In this clip from a live group class, I want you to notice the response, not judge it.
These are the reactions we want.

Grab my free singing resources and I’ll keep you posted about future group classes.

16/12/2025

Why your breath sounds dry. This clip is from a live chest voice group class I ran on 22 Nov 2025, where we looked at breath efficiency, airflow, and why noisy breathing creates dryness at the vocal folds.

Quiet breathing isn’t about doing less. It’s about control and choice. If you want to explore this further see Dot Singing Breathing Exercises on YouTube.

To stay in the loop about future singing classes, download any free resource via the link in my bio.

3 days to go! If you want a stronger chest voice and you’re done guessing your technique, this live Zoom class will sort...
19/11/2025

3 days to go! If you want a stronger chest voice and you’re done guessing your technique, this live Zoom class will sort that out. We’ll work through the core chest-voice exercises properly, and I’ll correct singers live so you can learn by watching, listening, and joining in.

🗓 Sat 22 Nov (12 PM AEDT)
🕔 Fri 21 Nov (5 PM PST)
🎟 $25 AUD (~$16 USD)
⚠️ No replay guaranteed (beta test)
Limited spots

Save your seat → link in bio.


18/11/2025

The Farinelli breathing exercise: 4–12 seconds in simple 2-second steps. Quick and effective for building breath control. Designed for singers and singing teachers who are short on time, especially during vocal lessons.

Visit YouTube for the full version.

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Singing lessons kids 8+, teens & adults in popular styles styles, beginner to pro

Dots Singing offers private singing lessons in contemporary styles of music for beginners to professionals aged 8 and above. As your personal singing teacher and vocal coach, my main goal is to help you become a confident, skilled vocalist. As a music teacher my job is to educate, facilitate, guide and inspire you along the vocal and musical path you desire.

Lessons are flexible and based on your needs but always with an emphasis on healthy vocal technique and enjoyment. We will work together to help find your natural singing voice, enabling you to sing with ease, power and confidence. Sing songs that you want enjoy with Dots guidance.​

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see website: www.dotssinging.com/singing-lessons