mamemiFor singing teachers and choir directors
Warm-ups your students can actually remember
Build a vocal warm-up from a library of exercises, put it in order, and send your students a link. They open it at home and hear each exercise, read what to do, and follow the timer.
No account needed. Your routines stay on this device until you choose to sign up.
The problem it solves
Students are told to warm up before they practise at home, and often skip it — not out of laziness, but because they cannot remember the exercises once they have left the lesson or rehearsal. A handout lists the names; it does not tell them what a five-note lip trill sounds like, where to start it, or how long to keep going.
How it works
- Pick exercises
Start from the library — breath, humming, lip trills, sirens, scales, vowels, articulation — or write your own.
- Drag them into a routine
Put them in the order you use in class and set how long each one runs.
- Share one link
Students open the link on their phone. No app to install, no account to make.
- They follow the timer
One exercise at a time, with the instructions, a piano example in their range, and your own recording.
What is in it
Common warm-ups described in plain words, each with the syllable to sing and a piano pattern. Copy one to change it, or add your own.
Reorder with the mouse or a finger. Add the same exercise twice, give each item its own length and a note like "altos start low".
Every pitched exercise plays its pattern on a built-in piano, moving up a step each time, for higher or lower voices. Add a recording of yourself singing it.
A read-only page with the routine, the instructions and the audio. Change the routine and students with the page open see the change.
Counts down each exercise, chimes when the next one starts, keeps the screen on, and can have the piano play along.
Sign in and your routines sync between your phone at the piano and the laptop at home.
The library
18 exercises to start from, in these groups: Body & posture, Breath, Gentle onset, Range, Scales & arpeggios, Vowels & resonance, Articulation. Each one says what to do in a few sentences a student can follow alone.
Pricing
Free, no account
- The whole exercise library
- As many routines and exercises as you like, on this device
- Piano examples and the timer
Free account
- Everything on the left, synced between devices
- Student share links
- Your own recorded examples
- Routine suggestions, a few each month
Pro
- For teachers with many students and many routines
- More share links and recordings than the free account
- More routine suggestions each month
The price is shown at checkout from your account page.
Make your first warm-up now
It takes a couple of minutes, and you do not need to sign up.
Try the free version