Develop your singing voice and grow confident as a singer

MusicBeginnerAnywhere

90 minutes

5 steps

·Beginner

After 90 min: You'll sing on pitch, with better breath support, and increased vocal range.

What you need

Vocal warm-up exercisesPitch app or tunerMirror for technique checkHeadphonesCourage to sound bad initially

The 90-Minute Plan

Warm up properly0–15 min

Sirens, lip trills, octave jumps. 5-10 minutes before singing. Preps vocal cords.

Master breath support15–35 min

Breathe from diaphragm, not shallow chest breathing. Feel belly expand, not shoulders rise.

Find your range35–55 min

Identify lowest and highest comfortable notes. Work within range first. Expand gradually.

Pitch accuracy drills55–75 min

Sing single notes with tuner feedback. Reps build muscle memory for correct pitch.

Learn a simple song75–90 min

Slow ballad best for beginners. Focus on phrasing and emotion over perfection.

Pro Tip

Record yourself; listening reveals issues ears miss during singing.

90 min·5 steps

MusicBeginner

After 90 min: You can sing a full song in your natural range with consistent volume and emotional expression.

8,765

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90 min·5 steps

MusicBeginner

After 90 min: You'll play full songs with clear sound and build toward more complex pieces.

8,100

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90 min·5 steps

MusicIntermediate

After 90 min: You can sing a harmony line that complements a melody while someone sings the lead.

6,543

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90 min·5 steps

MusicIntermediate

After 90 min: You'll read standard notation, understand chord progressions, and compose basic melodies.

7,200

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