Alexis Kramer Vocal Coach

Embark on a transformative journey with me. Let's unlock the full potential of your voice together. Say goodbye to endless vocal scales that leave you tied in knots.

Over the next week, I'll guide you step-by-step towards true vocal freedom. Are you ready to elevate your singing game? Let's do this!

Discover the power of your voice!

Join us in just six days for a transformative vocal health workshop. 🎤✨

Your voice matters, no matter your profession!

From realtors to lawyers, performers to teachers, everyone can benefit from a stronger, more reliable voice.

Don’t miss out! 🎶

March 18th and 25th from 6:30-8:30 at:

Four hours of instruction for only $80!!

Creative Corner Studio
683 W Amelia St.
Orlando, FL 32801

Please message me if you have any questions.

Vocal fatigue is an unfortunate issue that most all singers and actors face at one time or another.

This video will help explain what causes vocal fatigue and give a few exercises to help relax the voice.

For more information on vocal health or if you would like to learn more in-depth ways of handling vocal fatigue, please message me.

Easy 5 Minute Vocal Warmup 🎤

When I think of doing “vocal warm-ups,” I actually think of it more as preparing my body to make the healthiest sounds possible.

Meaning… I am not JUST warming up the singing muscles. I am reminding all of my muscles of how I want them to respond when I am singing.

You do not need long, intricate vocal exercises to prepare your body for singing. You actually need to start off by doing simple sounds that encourage the good muscles to do their thing and discourage the bad muscles from getting involved.

Start off simple. You can always get fancy down the road after you have reminded your muscles of what a free and open sound should feel like.

Doing these exercises for five minutes, several times a day can really bring about vocal freedom and set you up for vocal success.

Fixing the Biggest Vocal Problem Part 3

I cannot stress enough how important the onset of sound is to being a healthy singer. This video will explain a few more aspects of how you should practice to make sure that you are starting a sound freely.

We will spend time in the chest voice and head voice, making sure that there is no tension in the production of either.

How To Fix the Biggest Vocal Problem Part 2

Having a healthy onset of sound is crucial for having freedom and agility in the voice. This video will pick up where we left off with my last post explaining how to find a healthy onset of sound when you sing.

Please contact me if you would like to learn even more about how the voice works and how to get the most out of your voice.

I am in Orlando Florida, but I teach students online from all over the country.

How to fix the biggest vocal problem many singers face

What is it?

I feel it is having tension in the tongue and throat at the onset of sound.

It is very, very difficult to mix your voice, belt, sing high, connect your registers (the list could go on and on) if you already have tension in your tongue and throat when the sound begins.

In this video you will learn why having tension as you start a sound can sabotage you before you even begin.

You will also learn a way to settle those muscles and find better freedom and agility in the voice.

Here’s my introduction. Please contact me if you have any questions about online lessons.