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Hi try make some short videos too. i think it works

The sirens exercise is a game changer! It really helps ease into higher notes without straining the voice. Thank you for making this video.

This isn't that difficult to figure out. Most computers have a voice recorder so record you singing along with a karaoke song. Unfortunately, Im a baritone which is fine for country but not for tenor-laden rock.

I’ve been trying to figure this out for myself. There are a lot of artists whose songs I like to sing karaoke or as covers, but I have no idea where I sound best. I’ve never known if dropping octaves to fit my register better sounds okay or if it’s obvious that I can’t hit those notes. For example, in Benson Boone’s Beautiful Things, I can sing the first half (two verses) great but in the chorus I have to drop it an octave when he hits “these beautiful things that I’ve done…”

Thanks for honest and million dollar tips. Your advice has made me feel the difference straightaway

The glottal onset exercise was such a game changer! It’s amazing how much more control it adds to the voice.

That all makes so much sense! Thankyou!

Really helps when you give the exercise and example for each technique - thank you!

Thank you both for this video! Very interesting to start making things simple to work on playing and singing a song ❤

Loved the analogy about learning to speak before reading. It really puts things into perspective for those who feel intimidated by reading music or complex chords.

This is a game-changer for singers! Being able to change the pitch to suit your voice is so helpful. Thanks for the detailed walkthrough!

Loved how you explained the difference between steaming and nebulizing in simple terms. This was super insightful!

Very clear

love this! thank you for your tips and tricks!!!

Do you do any one on one private lessons?

Very good explanation, but what do you do in a song where you can’t do that so easily?

Brilliant Maggie! Thank you for the easy to understand and follow tips. Your insights are profound and easy to follow. Thank you!

I have this strange problem where I sing worse as soon as I'm recording myself because I'm tensing up. As soon as I stop recording and sing the same line its free of tension and sounds so much better. I'm really struggling stop this happening. My mind gets stuck in this thought of "Its go time! Make sure you don't stuff it up" which automatically tenses me up

I like the way you explain and give examples.

Oh my world I love this Maggie. Thank you!

I appreciate your hard work ❤❤❤ keep it up ❤

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continue please

good Idea, i ll check it thank you😍

You never provided exercises to strengthen head voice, so I didn’t buy your class

Great tips, Maggie! The exercises for internal hearing and mix voice are really helpful. Can’t wait to watch the next video!

I am soooooo glad that I found this channel!

This is awesome! Thank you so much! For me, it was easy to transition but I cant sing the word "two" with same power. What can be done?

Great Insights Maggie! This video offers tips on smoothing vocal breaks and singing high notes without strain. It covers blending chest and head voice to create a smooth transition through your range, using practical exercises and examples. Thank you for this tutorial.

This video offers a quick way to sing high notes effortlessly by using the "cry" technique to access mixed voice. It addresses common vocal mistakes and provides a practical demonstration with "One Moment In Time."

After all these years, I have never been able to understand the difference between the chest and head voice. It seems to merely correspond to low and high notes. How do you "activate" one or another register? The concept of registers needs to be explained independent of the pitch of a note. Otherwise, it does not seem to have any analytical value.

The cry/tilt is an absolute game changer. I went from being stuck at G#4 for months as a beginner (and thinking this might be the ceiling for me) to suddenly hitting B4s to now being able to hit the occasional E5 in a strong mix. Speaking for males, I think this "baritone curse" stuff is culturally rooted and we find it hard at first to thin out and let the voice lighten. Embracing the cry really will take you to the next level.

Of course I cannot hear my pitches I am 96% deaf bilaterally. I just wing it.

Thank you

Hi Maggie, always helpful, completely clear instruction and applicable. And though I can't at the moment be a member, I recommend it to anyone, from the bottom of my heart! 🫶🏼

Have a safe delivery of your beautiful baby

I love it

Good morning 🌞. it's really very helpful

Wow.. i cant sing.. but i will practice this video at least few months. thanks for the video...

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Bravo, I really enjoyed ❤

Awesome advice! Thank you! 🙂

Thank you very much 🌞🙏✨

Maggie your beautiful and these lessons are magical ❤😊

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Thanks for a very clear and easy to understand explanation. I hadn't given the mix voice enough thought till I saw this tutorial.

It sounds like you are singing when you are speaking! You have a beautiful voice... I haven't heard you sing yet! :)

Maggie, you have a nice energy, you transmit Joy! thanks

Love the two fingers trick!