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**Title:** Quick and Easy Vocal Warmup
**Instructor:** Madeleine Harvey
**Summary:**
1. **Activate Breath (Diaphragm)**:
* Make an "S" sound for 8 counts, hold, then "S" again for 8 counts
* Alternate: Use an "F" pulse for a quicker response
2. **Add Tone**:
* Lip or Tongue Trill on a single pitch (5 times)
* Focus on center body movement
3. **Balance Air Pressure (Tone Consistency)**:
* "Chewing" exercise: Quickly close tone while saying "Yum"
* Emulate speaking, conveying emotions with limited vocabulary ("Yum" only)
**Outcome:** After these exercises, your diaphragm is engaged, tone is balanced, and your voice is ready for use.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, numbered and in short sentences:
1. **Speaker's Name**: The speaker's name is Madeleine Harvey.
2. **Video's Focus**: The video focuses on a basic, gentle, and easy vocal warm-up.
3. **Warm-up Objectives**: The warm-up aims to activate breath and tone.
4. **Activating Breath Method**: Making an "S" sound for 8 counts, then holding or suspending breath, and repeating the "S" sound for another 8 counts.
5. **Alternative Consonant for Quicker Response**: Using the consonant "F" instead of "S" for a quicker diaphragmatic response.
6. **Diaphragm Activation Effect**: This process stabilizes and steadies the diaphragm, leading to more consistent tone.
7. **Adding Tone Method**: Using a tongue trill or lip trill to balance pressure and add tone gently.
8. **Specific Exercise Details**:
* Starting with a single pitch (e.g., middle C).
* Pulsing on this pitch five times.
* Focusing on movement from the body's center.
9. **Tone Consistency**: Achieved by balancing air pressure between the nose and mouth.
10. **"Chewing" Exercise Purpose**: To feel the influence of both nose and mouth, preventing throat pushing.
11. **Final Exercise**: Using the word "yum" with varied rhythm, pitch, and dynamics to mimic music, after activating the diaphragm and balancing tone.
12. **Outcome**: After these exercises, the voice is considered ready to be used.