Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Ok hear me out -
When you have a ton of constriction (aka tension) on your inhalation…
Guess that’s going to happen on your exhalation…
Yup - tension!
A nice indicator on whether or not you have tension on your inhalation is the sound you’re making when breathing in.
The less audible it is, the more open your vocal tract.
Now that doesn’t mean you need to have a complete silent inhalation every time!
But do pay attention to how much you’re constricting when you’re breathing in.
It just might solve your tension problem when you’re singing!
x Team VoxTape
PS: Need help with your voice? Book a 1:1 session with me here: lessons.voxtapestudios.com/trial-lesson
I can’t wait to sing with you soon 🥰
Ok hear me out -
When you have a ton of constriction (aka tension) on your inhalation…
Guess that’s going to happen on your exhalation…
Yup - tension!
A nice indicator on whether or not you have tension on your inhalation is the sound you’re making when breathing in.
The less audible it is, the more open your vocal tract.
Now that doesn’t mean you need to have a complete silent inhalation every time!
But do pay attention to how much you’re constricting when you’re breathing in.
It just might solve your tension problem when you’re singing!
x Team VoxTape
PS: Need help with your voice? Book a 1:1 session with me here: lessons.voxtapestudios.com/trial-lesson
I can’t wait to sing with you soon 🥰










