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Singing Carrots: From Zero to Singing Hero Beginner Course: Full Technical Walkthrough

Course Title: From Zero to Singing Hero

Platform: Singing Carrots: From Zero to Singing Hero

Course Type: Step-by-step, structured online course for beginner singers
Target Audience: Absolute beginners or casual singers who want to build a strong foundation in singing


Course Description

"From Zero to Singing Hero" is a step-by-step online course designed to help complete beginners learn to sing accurately and confidently. It combines daily video lessons with real-time pitch training, song-based practice, and diagnostic tools such as vocal range and pitch accuracy tests. The course gradually builds vocal skills across four weeks—starting with breath control and pitch matching and progressing to vocal registers, resonance, and melodic memory.
Learners are guided through short, structured lessons each day, reinforced by singing exercises, practice songs, and real-time pitch feedback. Progress is gamified through carrot points, daily note goals, and a global leaderboard. The course is accessible on desktop or mobile and supports learners with visual notesheets and adaptive feedback.


Core Learning Objectives

  • Learn how to breathe correctly for singing using diaphragm-based techniques
  • Improve pitch accuracy through interactive exercises
  • Understand and master vocal registers (chest, head, and mixed voice)
  • Strengthen resonance and tone production
  • Apply vocal techniques in real songs
  • Track vocal progress through data and feedback

Course Structure

  • 4 weeks of structured content (12 training days + onboarding)
  • Each training day includes:
  • A technique video lesson
  • A practical pitch exercise using the Pitch Training Game
    (https://singingcarrots.com/pitch-training)
  • Song practice focused on the day’s topic
  • Content is sequential and designed for daily practice

Learning Tools Used

  • Video Lessons: Expert-guided daily videos covering technique, warmups, and vocal concepts.
  • Pitch Training Game: Interactive piano interface that gives real-time pitch feedback and tracks accuracy (https://singingcarrots.com/pitch-training)
  • Vocal Range Test: Helps users discover their vocal range and track improvements (https://singingcarrots.com/range-test)
  • Notesheets: Visual sheet music representations of exercises and melodies for easier pitch understanding.
  • Pitch Accuracy Test: One-minute assessment that evaluates how accurately a user can match sung notes to a melody. Results include score, precision, and comparison with others (https://singingcarrots.com/pitch-test)
  • Song Practice with Visual Feedback: Allows users to sing popular songs and get real-time feedback on tuning
  • Carrot Points: Reward system that motivates consistent practice
  • Leaderboard: Weekly rankings based on singing activity

Gamification & Motivation

  • Users receive daily goals (e.g., hit 300 notes on pitch)
  • Earn carrot points for completed tasks, challenges, and note accuracy
  • Weekly leaderboard rankings to encourage progress (Hall of Fame, etc.)

Progress Tracking


Course Outcome

By the end of the course, users will have:
- Improved their vocal control and pitch accuracy
- Gained a better understanding of their voice type and range
- Developed muscle memory for essential vocal movements
- Built confidence in singing simple songs in tune


Onboarding

Step 1: Course Introduction (video)

What it’s about:
In this short welcome video, vocal coach Dominika introduces the From Zero to Singing Hero course—an interactive, beginner-friendly vocal training journey by Singing Carrots. The course helps users build foundational singing skills, focusing on breath control, posture, pitch, vocal registers, and more. It is structured in a weekly format, each week divided into three practice days featuring video lessons, vocal warm-ups, assignments, and Singing Carrots tools like the Pitch Training Game and Vocal Range Test. Dominika emphasizes progress tracking through recording “before and after” videos, encouraging learners to celebrate their improvements.

Step 2: Record ‘Before’ Acapella or Karaoke Piece

Step Overview:
Learners are encouraged to record a short video of themselves singing — either a cappella or with karaoke — at the very beginning of the course. This step helps document their starting point and provides a basis for comparison at the end of the course.
- Goal: Track vocal growth by comparing early and late recordings.
- Instructions:
1. Find a quiet and well‑lit space.
2. Choose a comfortable short melody or song.
3. Record using your front-facing camera (phone or webcam).
4. Save the video for your personal reference.
- Motivation & Rewards:
- Optional but highly recommended.
- Earn 20 carrot points for completing the task.
- Bonus: Learners can share the video via a Google Form (opened via the "Upload your video" button) to receive:
- A $10 coupon for Singing Carrots membership
- Encouragement and motivation via accountability
- Confidential handling of submissions
- A chance to compare with their final performance
- Available Actions:
- Upload your video – opens a Google Form where learners can submit their video and email.
- Mark complete – marks the step as done within the course interface.

Step 3: Vocal Range Test

  • Step Title: Vocal Range Test
  • Reward: Complete this task and earn 40 carrot points
  • UI Text:

    You can not improve what you can not measure. Make sure to save your test results to get your carrot points.

  • Action: Users click the Start Test button, which redirects them to the Vocal Range Test page.
  • Purpose in Course Flow: This step helps learners measure their current vocal range before they begin active vocal training. Results are saved and used later for comparison and progress tracking.

Step 4: Pitch Accuracy Test

  • Step Title: Pitch Accuracy Test
  • Reward: Complete this task and earn 50 carrot points
  • UI Text:

    You can not improve what you can not measure. Make sure to save your test results to get your carrot points.

  • Action: Clicking the Start Test button takes users to the Pitch Accuracy Test page.
  • Purpose in Course Flow: This task is designed to assess the learner’s current ability to match pitch. It acts as a benchmark for improvement throughout the course.

Step 5: Learn to Use Statistics (video)

What it’s about:
In this quick explainer video, vocal coach Dominika shows how the Singing Carrots statistics dashboard tracks your singing progress. You’ll learn how to view changes in your vocal range, pitch accuracy, and practice frequency—all visualized in interactive charts. It’s like a fitness tracker for your voice, helping you stay motivated and measure your improvement over time.

Step 6: Check Your Stats

  • Step Title: Check Your Stats
  • Reward: Complete this task and earn 10 carrot points
  • UI Text: Review your progress and see how you are doing.
  • Action: Clicking the Review Progress button opens the My Stats dashboard, where users can view their singing development metrics.

Weekly Structure

Each week is organized into:
1. Introduction (video overview)
2. 3 Daily Lessons (each includes multiple tasks)
3. Week Summary
4. Repeats of key tests (Vocal Range, Pitch Accuracy, Check Stats)
5. Optional Live Coaching


Week 1: Breathing for Singing

Focus: Proper breath support
Onboarding Video

Description

Dominika introduces the week’s theme, "Breathing for Singing," and explains why breath control is crucial for vocal power, stamina, and pitch stability. She covers the basics of diaphragmatic breathing and how it differs from everyday breathing.


Day 1

  1. Mastering Inhalation (video) — Dominika demonstrates diaphragmatic inhalation using a simple book exercise, both lying down and standing up. The goal is to develop deep, steady breathing without lifting the shoulders.
  2. Simple 3‑Minute Warm‑Up (video) — A quick warm‑up using rolled Rs, Zs, and cheerleader‑style “woo” and “whoa” sounds to stretch vocal range and activate breath support.
  3. The Simplest Start (video)Popup Video + Exercise
  4. Dominika explains how the Pitch Training Game improves pitch accuracy.
  5. Scoring 300 points (hitting 300 notes) earns carrot points.
  6. Button: Start Practice
  7. Optional: Extra carrot points for additional challenges.
  8. Pick a Song for the WeekPopup with Instructions
  9. Choose a karaoke song; practice a few times.
  10. Button: Mark Complete

Day 2

  1. Master Controlled Exhalation (video lesson) — Reward: 30 carrot points
  2. Simple 3‑Minute Warm‑UpReward: 20 carrot points
  3. Major Breath (Practice Challenge + Video) — Hit 300 notes to complete.
  4. Practice Singing the Song of the WeekReward: 10 carrot points

Day 3

  1. Combining Inhalation & Exhalation (video) — Reward: 30 carrot points
  2. Simple 3‑Minute Warm‑UpReward: 20 carrot points
  3. Mingle Around the Height (Pitch Training Game) — Reach 300‑note goal.
  4. Practice Singing the Song of the WeekReward: 10 carrot points

Week Finish

  1. Wrap‑Up: Breathing for Singing – Key TakeawaysPopup Summary, 10 carrot points
  2. Vocal Range TestInteractive Test, 40 carrot points
  3. Pitch Accuracy TestInteractive Test, 50 carrot points
  4. Check Your Stats10 carrot points
  5. Optional: Book 1‑on‑1 coaching.

Week 2 Overview: Pitch & Intonation

Goal: Develop pitch accuracy and intonation control to sing in tune and confidently.
Intro VideoReward: 20 carrot points

Description:
An animated explanation of pitch (the exact note being sung) and intonation (the ability to stay on pitch consistently). The video covers the anatomy of vocal cords, how vibration speed changes pitch, and how breath control affects intonation. It emphasizes ear training and vocal coordination as the keys to mastering these skills.


Day 1

Step 1: Mastering Half Steps & Whole Steps

  • Video Type: Instructional with practice
  • Reward: 30 carrot points

Description:
Dominika introduces the difference between half steps (minor 2nds) and whole steps (major 2nds) through ear training and vocal exercises. She explains their musical role and emotional tone (minor = mysterious, major = happy), with singing practice for each.

Exercises 1. do - ra - do (half step)
2. do - ra - do, do - re - do (half & whole steps)

Buttons Below Video - Download Exercise Score (PDF) – Sheet music for both exercises
- Exercise #1 – Opens pitch training for minor 2nd
- Exercise #2 – Opens pitch training for minor + major 2nd
- Mark Complete – Marks the step as done


Step 2: Happy Birthday – Pitch Practice (300 notes)

  • Video: How Do I Know My Vocal Limits?
  • Reward: Reaching daily target (300 notes)

Description:
Dominika explains how to use color‑coded vocal range indicators in the pitch training game:
- Blue = your current vocal range
- Orange = your high/low limits
- Gray = out‑of‑range notes

Settings include range customization, melody pacing, and sound type (piano/guitar). Learners then practice singing Happy Birthday using the interactive piano.

Button - Start Practice – Opens pitch training session for Happy Birthday


Step 3: Choose a New Song to Practice

  • Type: Task
  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Description:
Learners are prompted to select a new song to practice using YouTube Karaoke. This allows practical application of pitch and intonation concepts in a real song.

Button - Mark Complete


Day 2

Step 1: Master Major Thirds & Perfect Fifths

  • Type: Instructional video with practice
  • Reward: 30 carrot points

Description:
Dominika introduces two essential musical intervals: the major third (do - mi) and the perfect fifth (do - sol). These intervals are foundational for chords and harmonies.

Exercises 1. Practice do - mi - do
2. Practice do - mi - sol - mi - do (arpeggio)

Buttons Below Video - Download Exercise Score (PDF) – Sheet music for both exercises
- Exercise #1 – Opens pitch training for do - mi - do
- Exercise #2 – Opens pitch training for do - mi - sol - mi - do
- Mark Complete – Marks the step as done


Step 2: Oh When the Saints – Interval Practice

  • Video: How to Practice with BPM & Singing Styles
  • Reward: Daily goal = 300 notes

Description:
Dominika walks through two important pitch training features:
- BPM adjustment – Controls exercise speed (beats per minute)
- Singing styles – Practice using staccato (short, separated notes) or legato (smooth, flowing notes)

She explains how to pick a style depending on what you're struggling with — precision (staccato) or connection (legato). The lesson encourages experimenting with different vowels and syllables to build flexibility.

Button - Start Practice – Opens pitch training with Oh When the Saints, using the interactive piano


Step 3: Practice the Song of the Week

  • Type: Task
  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Description:
Continue practicing your chosen weekly song using YouTube Karaoke. Apply what you’ve learned from interval exercises and intonation techniques.

Button - Mark Complete


Day 3

Step 1: Mastering Octaves & Full Scales

  • Type: Instructional video with practice
  • Reward: 30 carrot points

Description:
Dominika guides you through practicing octaves (e.g., do - do) and the full major scale (e.g., do - re - mi - fa - sol - la - ti - do) to tie together your interval training and improve pitch accuracy across your vocal range.

Octaves: Practice large leaps between low and high pitches, using chest voice for low notes and head voice for high ones.
Full Scale: Practice ascending and descending the major scale using solfège (do, re, mi, etc.), with breath control and smooth transitions between notes.

These exercises help solidify your ability to stay on pitch, navigate registers, and build agility and ear training.

Buttons Below Video - Download Exercise Score (PDF) – Contains:
- Exercise 5: Octave (do – do)
- Exercise 6: The Major Scale (ascending and descending)
- Exercise #1 – Opens pitch training for octave leap (do in 2 octaves)
- Exercise #2 – Opens pitch training for full scale
- Mark Complete – Marks the step as finished


Step 2: Over the Rainbow – 300 Notes Target

  • Type: Guided pitch training + tool explanation
  • Reward: Reach daily goal of 300 notes

Explainer Video: How to Upload Your Own Song to Practice with MIDI
Host: Sergey, creator of Singing Carrots

Overview:
Learn to practice your own melodies or songs using MIDI files in the pitch training tool (requires PRO access).

Steps 1. Download a MIDI file (e.g., “Hey Jude”).
2. Open it with MuseScore (a free music notation app).
3. Isolate the vocal track and export it as MIDI.
4. Upload it to Singing Carrots under “My Melodies.”
5. Practice it using the interactive piano and real‑time pitch detection.

Tooltips - Upload MIDI files of any melody for personalized training.
- Great for practicing pitch with songs outside the default library.

Button - Start Practice – Takes you to pitch training with Over the Rainbow melody


Step 3: Perform the Song of the Week

  • Type: Personal performance task
  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Description:
Perform your song and enjoy the progress!

Button - Mark Complete – Confirms that you’ve performed your selected song


Week 2 Finish: Pitch & Intonation Recap

Step 1: Week 2 Summary

  • Type: Recap popup
  • Reward: 10 carrot points
  • Title: Building a Strong Foundation in Pitch and Intonation

Description:
Congratulations on completing Week 2 of the Singing Carrots: From Zero to Hero Singing Course! 🎉 This week, you took crucial steps toward mastering pitch and intonation by learning to hear, sing, and understand the fundamental intervals that make up melodies and harmonies.
We started with half steps and whole steps, the smallest building blocks of Western music. By practicing these intervals, you began developing precision in pitch awareness, essential for accurate singing. The Jaws theme (“Da‑dum”) is a great example to reinforce the small, close movement of a half step.
Next, we explored major thirds and perfect fifths, intervals that form the backbone of chords and melodies. You practiced singing arpeggios like “Do‑Mi‑Sol‑Mi‑Do,” combining intervals to build your vocal agility and strengthen your sense of musical patterns. Melodies like Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star helped illustrate the sound and feel of these intervals.
Finally, we tied everything together with octaves and full scales, focusing on vocal range and intonation. Singing octaves like low “Do” to high “Do” helped you connect your registers, while full scales improved your pitch accuracy and prepared you for more complex melodies. Example songs like Somewhere Over the Rainbow and Do‑Re‑Mi reinforced these concepts in a fun and familiar way.
Keep up the great work and see you in Week 3!

Button - Mark Complete – Confirms task completion and awards points


Step 2: Vocal Range Test

  • Type: Interactive Test
  • Reward: 40 carrot points

Purpose:
Reassess your vocal range to track your progress and update your profile settings. This is essential for tailoring pitch exercises to your safe and effective vocal limits.

Instructions:
Click Start Test, follow the guided singing instructions, and save your results to get credit and personalized practice.

Button - Start Test – Opens vocal range test


Step 3: Pitch Accuracy Test

  • Type: Interactive Test
  • Reward: 50 carrot points

Purpose:
Measure how accurately you can match pitch. This test helps you track improvements in intonation, pitch memory, and vocal muscle control.

Instructions:
Click Start Test, sing the pitches as prompted, and be sure to save the result to receive your reward.

Button - Start Test – Opens pitch accuracy test


Step 4: Check Your Stats

  • Type: Progress tracking
  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Description:
Review your practice stats including:
- Total notes sung
- Practice consistency
- Improvements in vocal range and pitch matching

Button - Review Progress – Opens My Statistics


Optional: Book 1‑on‑1 with One of Our Coaches

  • Type: Optional Add‑On

Description:
A call‑to‑action encouraging learners to book a 30‑minute private coaching session with one of the platform’s coaches for personalized feedback.

Links & Buttons - "Learn more" – Opens a popup explaining the benefits: targeted improvement, personalized guidance, and flexible lesson structure.
- "Book now" – Links to a booking form.
- "Send us a message" – Redirects to the Contact Us page for additional inquiries.

Week 3: Vocal Resonance

Theme: This week is all about resonance—the way your voice vibrates and amplifies through your body to create stunning, unique tones.


Introduction to Vocal Resonance

  • Type: Introductory Video
  • Reward: 20 carrot points

Description:
This video introduces the core concept of resonance, the process by which sound waves are amplified in your body — just like a guitar or violin. You’ll learn:

  • What is resonance: Vibration of sound in the chest, throat, and head areas.
  • Types of resonance:
  • Chest Resonance – Warm, deep tones.
  • Head Resonance – Bright, higher tones.
  • Mixed Resonance – A blend for smooth transitions.
  • The role of formants – Naturally amplified frequencies that shape your vocal timbre.
  • Why openness matters: Tension in the throat, jaw, or tongue can block your resonance.

By the end of the week, you'll be able to shape your tone intentionally and adapt it for any genre.


Day 1

Step 1: Finding Your Chest Resonance

  • Video Type: Guided practice with vocal exercises
  • Reward: 30 carrot points

Description:
Dominika guides you through discovering and strengthening your chest resonance, the source of warm, full vocal tones. This session uses your speaking range and tactile feedback (hand on chest) to help you feel the vibrations. Two exercises build awareness and control of your lower register.

Exercises 1. Hello Exercise (mi - do)
- Focus on chest vibrations while singing “Hello” on descending intervals
- Develops resonance awareness in your speaking range
2. Vowel Drill (Mee Meh Mah Moh Moo)
- Sing sustained vowels starting with “M” on a single pitch
- Emphasizes openness, relaxation, and chest register consistency

Buttons Below Video - Download Exercise Score (PDF) – Sheet music for both exercises
- Exercise #1 – Opens pitch training for “Hello” drill
- Exercise #2 – Opens pitch training for vowel resonance drill
- Mark Complete – Marks the step as done and earns carrot points


Step 2: Climb the Major Ladder

  • Type: Pitch Training
  • Goal: Sing 300 notes
  • Reward: Carrot points (daily target)

Description:
Build resonance and pitch coordination by climbing a major scale pattern:
1 - 3 - 2 - 4 - 3 - 5 - 4 - 2 - 1

Button - Start Practice – Opens the pitch training at this exercise


Step 3: Choose a New Song to Practice

  • Type: Weekly Song Selection
  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Instructions:
Choose a new karaoke‑style song from YouTube to accompany your vocal work for the week. This song will help you apply resonance techniques in context.

Button - Mark Complete


Day 2

Step 1: Finding Your Head Resonance

  • Video Type: Guided practice with explanation and vocal drills
  • Reward: 30 carrot points

Description:
Dominika helps you unlock your head voice, the register where your sound resonates in your head or sinuses. Head resonance is key for singing higher notes with a light, floaty tone—and it's essential for developing mixed voice later on.

You'll explore this bright register through two light and airy exercises that avoid vocal strain and teach you to let sound travel upward naturally.

Exercises 1. Owl Sound – Head Voice Activation
- Mimic a soft “hoo” like an owl.
- Focus on where you feel the resonance (top of the head, near the ears).
- Keep the sound light and not pushed.
2. Head Voice Glide (do - sol - do)
- Use a breathy “he” to leap between two pitches.
- Keep the resonance floating and relaxed.
- Avoid pressing or pulling the sound into your chest.

Tip: Everyone senses head resonance differently—some near the forehead, others near the ears. All of it is valid! Stay relaxed and let your voice gently rise.

Buttons Below Video - Download Exercise Score (PDF) – Sheet music for both exercises
- Exercise #1 – Opens pitch training for owl sound exploration
- Exercise #2 – Opens pitch training for head voice glides
- Mark Complete – Marks the step as done and earns carrot points


Step 2: One More Mingle – But with a Wider Range

  • Type: Pitch Training
  • Goal: Sing 300 notes
  • Reward: Carrot points (daily target)

Description:
Strengthen your range and control by singing an extended major scale pattern that blends chest and head resonance.
1 - 3 - 5 - 8 - 9 - 8 - 9 - 8 - 9 - 8 - 5 - 3 - 1

Button - Start Practice – Opens the pitch training at this exercise


Step 3: Practice the Song of the Week

  • Type: Personal practice task
  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Description:
Continue practicing your chosen song for the week.

Button - Mark Complete


Day 3

Step 1: Finding Your Mix Resonance

  • Type: Guided Practice Video
  • Reward: 30 carrot points

Description:
Develop your mix voice by blending chest and head resonance through two targeted exercises focused on “twang” and forward placement:

Exercises 1. Mix Voice with Twang (do - re - mi - re - do)
- Explore “twang” by mimicking a nasal, whiny voice to help locate your mix resonance.
- Focus on brightness and forward placement—no need to sound pretty.
2. Mix Resonance Glide
- Glide between pitches while maintaining the same twangy sound.
- Keep the tone forward, whiny, and supported without strain.

Buttons Below Video - Download Exercise Score (PDF) – Sheet music for both exercises
- Exercise #1 – Opens pitch training for mix voice scale
- Exercise #2 – Opens pitch training for mix voice glides
- Mark Complete – Confirms the step as done and grants carrot points


Step 2: Gallop

  • Type: Pitch Training
  • Goal: Sing 300 notes
  • Reward: Carrot points (daily target)

Description:
Improve agility and control with this energetic pitch pattern designed to reinforce resonance and vocal coordination.
do - mi - re - fa - mi - sol - fa - re - do

Button - Start Practice – Opens pitch training for this exercise


Step 3: Perform the Song of the Week

  • Type: Personal performance task
  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Description:
Perform your selected song and enjoy the progress you've made in exploring chest, head, and mixed resonance.

Button - Mark Complete – Confirms that you’ve performed your chosen song


Optional Challenge

Earn extra carrot points by completing bonus challenges in the Pitch Training Game.
Pitch Training Game


Week Finish

Step 1: Week 3 Summary

  • Type: Milestone Recap
  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Description:
Week 3 Recap: Understanding Resonance
This week, you explored chest, head, and mixed resonance—essential building blocks for expressive and dynamic singing.

What You Learned - Chest Resonance – Warm, powerful tone; used in lower notes and genres like pop and country.
- Head Resonance – Bright, airy tone; used in higher notes for classical and opera.
- Mixed Resonance – Smooth blend of registers, ideal for pop and musical theatre.

Tech Focus - Twang helps you locate and strengthen your mixed voice.
- Feeling vibrations in the right areas is key to healthy vocal resonance.
- Exercises like “Hello,” “Owl,” and “Twang Glides” built awareness and control.

Button - Mark Complete – Confirms week completion and earns carrot points


Step 2: Vocal Range Test

  • Type: Skill Assessment
  • Reward: 40 carrot points

Description:
Measure your full vocal range and track your growth. Don’t forget to save your results!

Button - Start Test – Opens the vocal range test


Step 3: Pitch Accuracy Test

  • Type: Skill Assessment
  • Reward: 50 carrot points

Description:
Evaluate how accurately you match pitch across different notes. Save your results to earn points.

Button - Start Test – Opens the pitch accuracy test


Step 4: Check Your Stats

  • Type: Progress Review
  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Description:
View your pitch accuracy, note count, and vocal range stats to see how far you’ve come.

Button - Review Progress – Opens your personal Singing Carrots stats page


Optional: Book 1‑on‑1 with One of Our Coaches

  • Type: Optional Add‑On

Description:
A call‑to‑action encouraging learners to book a 30‑minute private coaching session with one of the platform’s coaches for personalized feedback.

Links & Buttons - "Learn more" – Opens a popup explaining the benefits: targeted improvement, personalized guidance, and flexible lesson structure.
- "Book now" – Links to a booking form.
- "Send us a message" – Redirects to the Contact Us page for additional inquiries.

Week 4: Vocal Registers and Vocal Break


Week Summary: Understanding Vocal Registers and Breaks

  • Type: Video introduction
  • Reward: 20 carrot points

Description:
This week, you’ll learn to identify and navigate your vocal registers—chest, head, and mix—and begin to smooth out transitions between them. You’ll also explore the concept of a vocal break, that moment when your voice cracks as it shifts registers. Through targeted exercises, you'll build awareness and control to make these transitions seamless.

Key Concepts: - Chest Voice – Strong and grounded; feels low and full
- Head Voice – Light and airy; resonates in the head and nasal cavity
- Mix Voice – Blends chest and head voice for smooth transitions
- Vocal Break – A natural shift in coordination between registers, which can be trained to sound smooth

Goal: Build smoother transitions and increase control over your full range.

Button:
Mark Complete – Confirms you've watched the video and reviewed the goals


Day 1

Step 1: Building Awareness of Your Vocal Registers

  • Type: Guided Practice Video
  • Reward: 30 carrot points

Description:
Discover how your voice shifts between chest and head registers using vowel‑focused pitch exercises. You’ll feel and hear where each register lives and begin to link them together.

Exercises 1. Chest to Head (do - sol - do)
- Sing “ah - oo - ah” to feel resonance shift between registers
- Focus on sensing the difference in vibration location
2. Smooth Connection (1 - 3 - 2 - 4 - 3 - 5 - 4 - 2 - 1)
- Alternate between “ee” and “oo” vowels
- Maintain forward tone and smooth transitions

Tips - Don’t force high notes—allow your head voice to take over
- Keep jaw and tongue relaxed to avoid tension
- A vocal break is normal; practice helps smooth it out

Buttons Below Video - Download Exercise Score (PDF) – Sheet music for both exercises
- Exercise #1 – Opens pitch training for chest‑to‑head register shifts
- Exercise #2 – Opens pitch training for register transitions with “ee” and “oo”
- Mark Complete – Confirms step completion


Step 2: Sandman

  • Type: Pitch Training
  • Goal: Sing 300 notes
  • Reward: Carrot points (daily target)

Description:
Reach your daily target by practicing the Sandman pattern—a smooth, gentle pitch flow that helps refine coordination across your vocal registers.

Button:
Start Practice – Opens pitch training with the Sandman exercise


Step 3: Choose a New Song to Practice

  • Type: Personal task
  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Description:
Pick a new song for the week and rehearse it using YouTube karaoke. Focus on applying your growing awareness of chest and head registers in your performance.

Button:
Mark Complete – Confirms you’ve chosen your song


Day 2

Step 1: Building Smooth Register Transitions

  • Type: Guided Practice Video
  • Reward: 30 carrot points

Description:
Strengthen the connection between your chest and head voice with two effective exercises:

Exercises 1. Lip Trill Slide (do - sol - do)
- Trill from low to high and back while keeping airflow steady and your lips relaxed. Use finger support under your cheeks if needed.
- Focus: Smooth sliding across registers, supported breath, minimal tension.
2. Ah - Ee - Ah (do - mi - do)
- Begin with an open "ah" in chest voice and shift to a bright "ee" in head voice.
- Focus: Feel the vowel shift and register change; keep transitions fluid and controlled.

Buttons Below Video - Download Exercise Score (PDF) – Sheet music for both exercises
- Exercise #1 – Opens pitch training for lip trill
- Exercise #2 – Opens pitch training for ah–ee–ah
- Mark Complete – Confirms completion and awards carrot points


Step 2: Sakura Mood

  • Type: Pitch Training
  • Goal: Sing 300 notes
  • Reward: Carrot points (daily target)

Description:
Practice a pentatonic scale pattern that flows gently across your range. Ideal for building smooth transitions and tonal clarity.
Exercise: Pentatonic Major

Button:
Start Practice – Opens pitch training at this exercise


Step 3: Practice the Song of the Week

  • Type: Personal performance task
  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Description:
Continue practicing your selected song using YouTube Karaoke or Singing Carrots tools. Focus on applying what you’ve learned this week.

Button:
Mark Complete – Confirms practice session


Day 3

Step 1: Twang for Easier Transitions

  • Type: Guided Practice Video
  • Reward: 30 carrot points

Description:
Learn to strengthen your mix voice using two key exercises that add brightness and forward focus to your tone:

Exercises 1. NGG Siren (do - mi - do)
- Slide through your range using the “ngg” sound from “sing.” Focus on nasal resonance and smooth transitions through your break.
- Tip: Keep the jaw dropped and tongue relaxed. Check your resonance by gently blocking the nose.
2. “Mom” Hum and Open (do - re - mi - re - do)
- Start with a hum, feel vibrations in the face (mask), and briefly open into a resonant “mom.” Helps you blend registers and find placement.
- Tip: Focus on nasal buzz before opening to the vowel.

Buttons Below Video - Download Exercise Score (PDF) – Sheet music for both exercises
- Exercise #1 – Opens pitch training for the NGG siren
- Exercise #2 – Opens pitch training for “Mom” resonance
- Mark Complete – Confirms completion and awards carrot points


Step 2: Test Your Patience

  • Type: Pitch Training
  • Goal: Sing 300 notes
  • Reward: Carrot points (daily target)

Description:
Build vocal agility and patience with a sustained vowel‑based training pattern.
Exercise: wu‑20

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Start Practice – Opens pitch training for this exercise


Step 3: Perform the Song of the Week

  • Type: Personal performance task
  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Description:
Continue practicing your selected song and apply what you’ve learned this week.

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Mark Complete – Confirms the session is done


Optional

Pitch Training Game Bonus
Earn extra carrot points by completing additional challenges in the Pitch Training Game.


Week 4 – Finish

Step 1: Week 4 Summary – Mastering Vocal Transitions

  • Type: Recap
  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Description:
This week focused on vocal registers, vocal breaks, and mastering transitions between chest, head, and mix voice using resonance awareness, twang, and vowel shaping techniques.

Key Takeaways - Smooth transitions between registers
- Use of twang to support mix voice
- Consistent airflow and resonance awareness

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Mark Complete


Step 2: Vocal Range Test

  • Reward: 40 carrot points

Description:
Measure your current vocal range and save your result to earn carrot points.

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Start Test – Opens the Vocal Range Test


Step 3: Pitch Accuracy Test

  • Reward: 50 carrot points

Description:
Check how accurately you match pitch and save your result.

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Start Test – Opens the Pitch Accuracy Test


Step 4: Check Your Stats

  • Reward: 10 carrot points

Description:
Review your weekly progress and completed tasks.

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Review Progress – View stats


Step 5: Compare 'Before' and 'After' Videos

  • Reward: 20 carrot points

Description:
Record your ‘After’ video and compare it to your ‘Before’ video to reflect on progress. Observe tone quality, confidence, vocal transitions, and control.

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Mark Complete


Optional: Book a 1‑on‑1 with Dominika

Book a private online session to receive personal feedback on your progress.

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