• Wee, Wah (5 Note Scale)

    Wee, Wah (5 Note Scale)

    Semi-glide vowels, initial narrow sound discourages shouting, good for vowel tuning.

    Open vowel transition, encourages tuning between open vowels.

    Light to hard back vowels transition, helps find balance.

  • Mee, Meh, Mah, Moh, Moo (Single Note)

    Mee, Meh, Mah, Moh, Moo (Single Note)

    Medium consonant, balances resonance.

    Middle vowel, encourages mix.

    Full vowel spectrum.

  • Nugh (5 Note Scale)

    Nugh (5 Note Scale)

    Medium consonant, balances resonance.

    Middle vowel, encourages mix.

    Light back vowel, tongue sits back.

  • Goh (Full Scale)

    Goh (Full Scale)

    Hard consonant, helps hold back folds, calibrates a less breathy sound.

    Closed vowel, drops first formant, discourage chest voice.

    Light forward vowel, tongue sits back.

  • Keh (5 Note Scale)

    Keh (5 Note Scale)

    Hard consonant, helps hold back folds, calibrates a less breathy sound.

    Wide vowel, raise first formant, encourage chest voice.

    Light forward vowel, tongue sits back.

  • Shoo (5 Note Scale)

    Shoo (5 Note Scale)

    Soft consonant, discourages squeezing, encourages airflow.

    Closed vowel, drops first formant, discourage chest voice.

    Hard back vowel, tongue sits very far forward.

  • Foh (Full Scale)

    Foh (Full Scale)

    Soft consonant, discourages squeezing, encourages airflow.

    Closed vowel, drops first formant, discourage chest voice.

    Very light forward vowel, tongue sits very far back.