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		                						                		DDaniel 5 years agoHello ! I just got the course and i want to know something very important ! After first lesson , in that next day if i am ready i go to the second one i know that, but i have a question . I need to make all that steps from beginner warmups before to start my new lesson ? Like , all the steps ? witch mean like 40 minutes ? its that right ? i don't want to make any mistake . I wanna know if this i should to do before every new lesson or not . P.S : My lowest note is a A2 to E4 (in some exercices i can't hit more than E4 on the chest voice, can i go in falsetto there ? because i can hit F4 from E5 pretty easy on falsetto.) Also i can't do the mix well , should i start maybe with low daily warmups for a while ? If i didn't understand , please explain me how i should to make my daily warmups before starting the new lesson. Ty. 
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		                						                		CCamille van Niekerk 5 years agoHey, Daniel! Good question. You'll find a good, short routine on day 2 that you can use each day to warm up! (The other warmup routines you see on the site are separate from the 30 day course: something to look forward to once you're done! Of course, feel free to look around and incorporate some of those warmups into your routine if you want.) 
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		                						                		DDaniel 5 years agoOh , i understand ! So , by the way i started with Jonathan. I need just to use the routine from day 2 untill i will finish the course ? i mean to use just that whitout any extra warmups before any new lesson and that's it untill i finish the 30 days ? Its that right ? During the course , how should look my warmup routine ? Please tell me if i understood well. 
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		                						                		CCamille van Niekerk 5 years agoBoth Jonathan Estabrooks and I have a warmup routine on day 2! We recommend you use that warmup routine (follow along with day 2's lesson video), and then watch a new lesson. Following your warmup and new lesson, you can work on rehearsing a song or doing some ear training (if you want).