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the moment I found my head voice it was truly magical. I could feel the vocal cord stretch and vibrate fast. the sound was thin but it was resonant. was the first time I could hit C5
I have found that Head-Voice becomes easier after the voice has developed. I had difficulty singing in head voice (it was next to impossible) in 9th grade, now that I'm almost 12th, I have had moments where I have been able to sing in head voice.
I invested in a vocal coach for 10 weeks of training and by the end of it, I still didn’t really know the difference between my chest, mixed and head voice. This guy’s videos are so informative, fun and easy to understand.
Since the lockdown has begun, I've been trying to learn to stretch my range "again". Your coaching on accessing the whistle register has been successful for me. I've learn how to do it last 2018 and I've been trying to grasp the control for it. I can now go from Bb5 up to 2 octaves above the high C with the reverse phonation and has been able to hit some notes on the 6th octave in the normal phonation. I'm currently watching your vocal coaching for the flageolet and for head voice. Please do a separate coaching focused on flageolet only(referring to the an episode that has the flageolet and falsetto). Thanks, your contents are very helpful👍
Came here right after episode 63 and I'd like to thank you very much, sir! Just knowing that my head voice is actually connected - since I'm a male - has made me capable of feeling much more free with it. Keep up the awesome work!
Vocal Exercise begins at 10:00 Tips for future reference: 1, get used to head voice by using it in speaking 2, practise regularly 3, keep a wide throat
Hey Justin I can't thank you enough for all your vocal tips . I've used them over the past year and I can't beleve the progress I've made . you've taken a girl that was afraid to even sing in the shower to the girl leading her senior class in the CHS Alma mater at baccalaureate .
Hi I'm a beginner in singing. A friend of mine on Smule who's taking voice lessons with you guys recommended me this video and your school. 1) you are so dynamic, precise, energetic, and funny too. 2) I think everyone wants to have you as a voice coach! 3) I understand better what is exactly this head voice that ppl talks about. I love your presentation. Well done! I've subscribed!
Yay! Welcome, Morpheo and thanks for subscribing! We're so glad this video helped you and we hope out other episodes help you too! We're here for you on this journey! :) Keep up the awesome work! You might also benefit from Episodes 98 and 99! -NYVC
thank you Justin for laying the foundations and first steps of my singing when i started out back in 2016. your knowledge still carries on through in my day to day singing.
This video is super useful for those singing in choirs that are used to singing weighty opera arias and solo pieces. In an attempt to "sing softer", I was clenching down on my larynx, tongue, etc so much that I couldn't even get through the end of rehearsals. It was so bad, I was physically squeezing every last note out and was SO tired afterwards (talk about vocal nodes danger zone!) I'm excited to see my improvements now that I understand what's going on under the hood! Thank you!!
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You've answered me the working between ta and ct. I saw them at a literature, but you know that a muscle flexibility can't be shown on a book. And in my nation, there are only few literature will talking about it. As always, I think the architecture of your speech help me more about the vocal studying that I'm doing, far more than the question you answer every time! I'm from Taiwan. I love the video on this channel just like my enthusiasm on vocal studying. Though I can't say it to you face to face, but "Great job Justin!"
I've only just dicovered your channel & it's brilliant. I just had repair surgery from 15 years of screaming metal. I'm on the mend & I'm confident you will be invaluable mate - like it was meant to be. Thank you for these terrific & entertaining lessins. SM
Simply just one of the best or the best youtube channel about singing out there. Gonna start working my Head Voice from now on! you know, growling only with chest voice is sometimes very boring!
Yes, I want a whole album. Trying to convince him. I even made a fan channel for him. Spreading the word to his fans. Amazing: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tnSSp3R9Wd8v.htmle
I was crying because I could not do the exercise (my throat is like closing itself...) and atfter the exercise (11:33) I stopped crying. It is like you knew that I would cry
That was a really good exercise, Justin! Thank you so much for uploading this one. I've been working so hard on trying to find and develop my own head voice, and this just helped me understand it a lot more. The exercise here also helps me keep it connected to the rest of my voice without cracking or breaking into a hallow falsetto. I look forward to the next video!
Tips for developing head voice 1. Breathing. Dont let rib cage and upper abdomen collapse. Dont squeeze them as you exhale 2. Lyrnx : Lyrnx position Not high not low but wide. We want to have sense of width in Lyrnx
Respirar muy suavemente y mantener poco aire 5:55. Practicar el ejercicio de VWOHM a diferentes escalas 9:20. Practicar también con "mmm" en 7:07, viendo cómo es la resonancia en la cabeza.
Thank you so much brother dear for this another absolutely great & helpful episode full of very useful information. Great to see you back - your eps are getting even more gorgeous . All the best.
Amazing. I love your videos. It really helps me a lot. Moreover, I love watching it because of you. You're so hyper. HAHAHAH. I wanna be your student. HAHAHA.
Thanks so much for your tip about head voice. There's such a long time I've been looking for that because as a singer I got it but it is too light and I really want to shape it.👏🏾👍🏾👏🏾👍🏾👏🏾
This is so true about head voice.i had a live and i was really sick and even though i had tissue holding with the microphone everybody loved that night. it's great specially the women that disconnects with the chest voice nobody will know you're sick unless you talk :p
All kidding aside(and i hate when people just come ro make snide remakrks) fantastic job youre doing. The voice is a tough instrument cause you cant see it. I come to these pages for useful tips and ideas and you dont disappoint.
'Guys, you can't always be this guy...you just can't. You gotta learn how to be this guy too...if you can talk like this guy then you can learn how to do head voice' HAHAHAHAAHAH made me laugh so much! And Great Advice!
I watched plenty of videos about the difference between falsetto and headvoice, but I still don't really know how to tell them apart. But, please say if I am correct: falsetto is much more used by males when singing, specially in pop music, and headvoice is like the high notes that rockstars usually do (maybe it is a mix voice with more headvoice...?). Am I right? XD Could you give more examples of songs with headvoice and falsetto? By the way, your videos are always great! =D
Hi Justin, this was an amazing lesson. My question is do all females have the separation you mention when using their head voice? My favorite female singer has always been Stevie Nicks. Many of her songs are sung In a rang that I can sing in without ever needed to go into falsetto. To me it Sounds like her head voice is closer to a mans head voice then a women's thus allowing a guy like me being able to cover her songs without falsetto. Am I making any sense ?
The songs I sing are mostly in my Head Voice but the trouble is that it sounds so weak ! How can you sing in your head voice and yet, make it sound as powerful as your chest voice ? Thank you.
Strange you should send me on episode 63 with the song " You'll never walk alone " because my husband is from Liverpool so we all know this song by heart ! Anyway, thank you for your tips.
Ok thanks for all your help. I've been developing my head and mix for a few months now and find your channel to be one of the very best. Question though: today the song 'More than words' came on and I was trying to sing along with it. I've developed a very bright sound in head voice and like a baby's cry in mix. This didn't come close to being the right tone or sound for the song. How do I put these techniques into practice with warmth and expression?
Hi Daryl! We're so glad to know this! And phew! Big question! Reach out to us at Questions@VoiceLessonsToTheWorld.com. Our assistant will figure out which videos you should watch. -NYVC
