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Vocal health series

Using a vocal tube

How to use a vocal tube – perfect if you feel your voice getting tired.

Using a vocal tube for just five or ten minutes as part of your warm down at the end of a busy day can make a huge difference to the way your voice feels. Here vocal care specialist Kate Valentine explains what to look for in a vocal tube and how to use one.

Who's in this video?

Kate Valentine

Kate Valentine specialises in vocal massage, laryngeal manual therapy, vocal health, and injury prevention. A passionate ambassador for vocal health, it is her mission to help remove the mystery and stigma surrounding vocal wellbeing and injury, and to provide a safe space for clients to help them with their journey.

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