Hi,

first of all let me tell you I'm really enjoying the course. I've started last week and I've been trying to follow it the best I can.

I do have a few beginner indecisions I would like to share in case someone else is having the same.

I'm a male and according to my singing teacher I should be in the baritone register. Having this I picked up Jonathan Eastbrooks beginner course.

One of the doubts that I keep having is, regarding the daily practice routines and/or daily warmup exercises: Are we supposed to increase our exercise/warmup set of exercises as we follow along with the course?

The reason I'm asking this is because in the first couple of lessons we are provided with a great combination of 3 or 4 exercises. Then in almost every subsequent lesson we learn additional exercises.

I have also watched the great daily-routine-practice-plan-for-beginning-singer from Camille. Again I really loved the exercises.

The fundament of my question is basically where to stop :). One of the big struggles of being an absolute beginner is learning how to deal with the overwhelming amounf of information and to learn how to structure it. I guess I could end up doing all the exercises as I follow along, but I'm not sure if that's the correct reading. 

I hope this wasn't too confusing :). Being a beginner is confusing, because you never know where to start and where to stop :)

Thank you

I understand! Hopefully this helps give some guidance: https://www.30daysinger.com/blog/one-lesson-per-day-how-to-practice-for-the-best-results.

With each subsequent lesson, you're learning one new thing about vocal technique - and the goal is that you begin applying that knowledge to your warmups and your song work.

I encourage you to use any daily exercise you feel works for you (either on the warmups page, day 2 of the beginner course, or the YouTube channel), and if there are any specific exercises within the daily lessons you enjoy, add those into your routine as well! A good idea could be to review just 1-2 previous day's exercises at a time. We don't want to tire you out! 

Hi Camille,

many thanks for the quick reply! :)

I will have a look at the link. By your answer I realised I missed one potencial question. So should I also use the warmups before the next lesson? I believe it would make sense, right?

My pleasure!

Yes, we usually recommend you use the day 2 warmup (or any other warmup you like) before watching a new lesson. Some students also like to review the previous lesson's exercises (or even more than one) before watching a new lesson.