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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2025 · 11 MIN

Vocal warm ups for podcasters, audiobooks and video content creators

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How often do you start recording and then feel like you need to clear a bunch of gunk from your throat?You didn’t feel all gunked up beforehand, why is it happening just as you started recording?Mostly it’s due to not preparing your voice for recording before you started. You’re coming into the recording with a “cold” voice. Just like an athlete or a musician needs to warm up before they begin, so do podcasters. It’s not just podcasters either. If you’re preparing to record your audiobook or video content, these warm ups will really help you achieve a clearer, more relaxed sound.CHAPTER MARKERS00:00 Introduction to Vocal Warm-Ups for Podcasters01:22 Breathing Techniques to Calm Nerves03:43 Silly but Effective Vocal Exercises06:08 Projection and Siren Exercises08:00 Tongue Twisters for Pronunciation09:17 Final Tips for RecordingBAMBY MEDIA LINKS:Book A ConsultationCustom Review Of Your Audio/EditYouTube ChannelGEAR WE USE HERE AT BAMBY MEDIA:SE Dyncaster DCM8Elgato Wave Mic ProXLR CablesSony ZV E10Elgato CamlinkAputure Amaran 200d LED Video LightAputure Light Box MinPre-Amp/Mixers we recommendFocusrite Clarett+Rode Streamer XRodecaster Pro IIRodecaster Pro Duo

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