A Deeper Understanding of Technique 

with enough good work and dedication, anything is possible

Hey man miss your videos keep working mate you'll get there

I watched tons of videos about Thinning out the voice. I'm a female singer with a range F2 to F5. In exercisesw hen I want to thin out my vocal chords I hit a ceiling around D5, D#5. Gee, Goo, lip trills , wee, woah. nothing is working. On good days E5 is possible with lip trills or muffled tongue trills ( like Shalby Rollins explained it in one of her videos) I can sing kind of loud to F5 but it is impossible for me to reach E5 in a lighter tone. Any suggestions? Thanks guys!!

Hi Carl, Merry Christmas. I still haven’t gotten round to booking that lesson - Unfortunately, I had a bit of a setback recently - Can you provide some expert opinion please? A few weeks ago I had a sore throat - however, bizarrely, for two days my voice became completely joined up throughout my range, I estimate 4 octaves and with crisp vocal cord adduction. It was almost miraculous, there was no song I couldn’t sing (mainly rock - such as Aerosmith). Vocal exercises that I typically struggle with, were a breeze. Unfortunately, as my throat recovered, my voice reverted back to being slightly unjoined and a bit breathy again at the top end. My question: Does this prove that with correct technique I could achieve this wonderful effect permanently? Or conversely does it show that some physiological change (such as swollen vocal cords) is the only way I can ever zip up my voice from top to bottom? Any advice much appreciated.