BELTING 101: TIPS AND TRICKS TO LEARN HOW TO BELT 

Ughh please this is so me, I'm wasting too much potential in singing because of this 😭

real life problems

I think I need to go to the garage for this.

yeah guys sometimes i feel like i can do it and nail it but i am just scared that i might crack or be to loud i also lack confidence while singing

@@mariamelamraoui4752 sing your heart out in the bathroom or garage, or stairwell

@Curtis Randy hope she breaks up with you

@@poppywillow8339 ??3€1)3 HELP

Ok! She’s staying and IM SAYINNN she flexed! Even her speaking voice is in belting mode.

my names jenna too

She’s so good

Everyday ill belt higher Belts G5*

Belts G#5*

@@sohyangworld1544 how much you belting now?

@@littleone. Bb5!!

@@littleone. i think im gonna stop at c#6.

It me! ❤️

@@MarishaWallace I think I am mixing right but it’s a difference switching from chest belting to mixing so how can I easily blend it

YOU ARE SO RIGHT

Try to sing in the mix. The mix voice is a blended register of head and chest voice. Most people cannot suddenly sing in the mix, they have to develop it. To smoothen that break you can try sirens and twang exercises (around and above the break). There’s more things you can do but those can certainly help, you should look it up

@@emilyrose3490 one of the tips I’ve heard is similar to the one in this video- You make sure you’re vibrating your sound to right behind your teeth,, and also direct your air to the top of your mouth- to the front of your teeth.

same problem though

work on your mixed voice!!!

learn how to use mixed voice first, then belting will be a breeze.

雪花飘飘北风萧萧 yes me too 😭I end up straining really bad and it sounds horrible

Honestly you need to access mixed voice to safely belt high. Arianna uses mixed voice A LOT. It's something broadway singers are known for. Mixing head and chest voice together. Speech level singing is the technique for this

Me too cuz I can't reach the note lmao I need my head voice to pop out lolz so I don't have a voice crack lolz

You have to connect your speaking voice to your singing voice. I have another video coming of how to access it.

Marisha Wallace Has it come out yet?

I'll buy all your records! :D

Please keep us posted!!

Keep on grinding Kid. You are gonna make it.

Same! Also, it’s been a year do you still want to do musical theater?

That’s so awesome! 😃👍🏼

its all about dynamic, i would like to suggest you to watch on dynamic of vocal

yes please queen 🛐

yes 💛

Are you a men?

@@suggarberry7293 maybe he's a bass

@@suggarberry7293 yes I am a men 🫠

update: its so much better!! still not amazing but i have faith now

Yay this makes me happy. Keep trying it on the N-Yah!

Me too. This is what I'm doing in quarantine.

@שקד קדר it's getting better! now sometimes I can belt up to an A4 and on one occasion I belted a Bb4!

@@gabriellacarolina2394 omg thank GOD i’m not the only one i literally feel so talentless when everyone my age is belting super high and all these audition songs require high belts :(

@@KennyBye LITERALLY I FEEL THE EXACT SAME, it hurts me when girls my age are belting in thr 5th octave and i can barely belt in the 4th :(

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Yes a normal will work too a starbucks green straw is a great option

These were things taught to me by my voice teachers and speech pathologists and have sustained my voice and career for 20 years. So in that case it works. The proof is in the performance.

@@MarishaWallace thanks Marisha, I never doubted the exercises don't work for one minute - I use them in the studio and love these two exercises. I also happen to love your performances and have been following your wonderful career, so please don't see this as an attack of your work, it is not, I was just unsure about a couple of statements in the video which claim to be science led. This was the reference to head, chest and mixed voice - all commonly known terms, that are great if we know what they mean... would love a video of you explaining them. As we know there is no such thing actually as a head/chest and mix voice, - which we try - Whilst these terms are used so commonly, it's important for us as teachers to know what they mean and how to explain that. These are four patterns of the vocal folds (cords) , head voice = thin vocal fold M2, chest = thick, M1 (also vocal fry and whistle) . There is no inbetween pattern that causes a mix voice, however, we are referring to resonantation - these two exercises are perfect for resonation and habillatating the voice healthily. I just would love to know deeper when you mean when explaining these videos as for some people they could become more confusing. People may be scrambling for a voice in their chest or head that they can't actually feel. Hope this helps and would love to see more videos with deeper exploration.