All Vocal Range Tests are Misleading for One Critical Reason
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- All Vocal Range Tests are Misleading for One Critical Reason. If you wonder what your vocal range is, watch this before you take a vocal range test. There is a way to make your test more accurate.
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All vocal range tests are misleading unless you can do this one critical thing. Once you can do this, the test will be meaningful.
Keep em goin this is the topic i was thinking this morning i needs me alot of these lesson's
Vocal range is a weak indicator for voice type. Find the note you use when speaking to find out your voice type.
Awesome video
Thanks Max!
hello! things have been well. I like my voice when I sing quietly. I been having issue singing loudly, specifically in the mid range/upper mid range! when I try to mix or sing high and loud, it goes straight through my nose there
any advice? I have been considering lessons from you because I feel like it would help a ton since you don't promote loud singing but rather working the way up to a louder volume and not overdoing it
Hi M, When you are singing and it goes into your nose, try singing the same thing again, only this time use "oo" as in the the word "book" or "good". See if that will keep it out of your nose. If you want to schedule a lesson sometime here's a link: SCHEDULE YOUR LESSON HERE: www.powertosing.com/schedulelesson
I wish you were my teacher ❤️
Let's do it! SCHEDULE YOUR LESSON HERE: www.powertosing.com/schedulelesson
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hello! so i took your vocal type test and i have a pulled chest-high larynx. i was just wondering if i should do exercises for to fix my high larynx, to strengthen my mixed voice, or head voice exercises. i’m not able to afford to get your program unfortunately so i just want to make sure i’m doing everything correctly. thank you so much
also i would like to know what order should i go in. should i first learn to control my larynx, then work on my head voice which then would make it easier to access my mixed voice? or should i do something else first?
Do exercises for Pulled chest high larynx. It will help you get the larynx down and build you mix at the same time. If you do it right, your head voice will come in automatically.www.powertosing.com/pulled-chest-high-larynx/
@@PowerToSing thank you so much
I need help every time i try to hit high notes without breaking into falsetto it gets raspy and a bit uncomfortable. When i try doing your bubble lips exercise i feel like i'm just breaking into falsetto and i'm really struggling right now. I really appreciate the videos you put out. Thank you.
Yes...the challenge is keeping the larynx down when you do the exercises or songs. This is the key to ending the flip and rasp.
Singing is something you can't teach you have to be born with it .
@@bobbybriggs8550 Hi Bobby, this is a common misconception that many people believe and is almost 100% false.
Hi, dear! I have a question I would like to ask you. I normally do a couple of vocal exercises along with two different professors' videos on the daily basis and never had a problem until recently I started to try to sing along with a new Chinese professor 's video. He let sopranos to do vocal exercise, those ladies' voice can be very high , it is way way above high C. I sing along with those sopranos. But after a while, I found out after I do his vocal exercise , when I sing songs, my voice is a little bit out of control, my throat feels funny. The feeling is like my voice can suddenly acts like driving on a rock , there is a bump. The voice I made is a little bit out of control. I guess it is caused by I stretched my vocal cord too much when I do vocal exercise which means I sing too high, it might be out of my range . What is your opinion and what should I do? Thanks
At this point you may want to not practice so high. Also, it's possible you are breaking into falsetto....especially if you are feeling that bump in your voice as you come back down to lower notes. To fix that you can learn to stay in head voice as you go higher, rather than switching into head voice.
@@PowerToSing Thank you so very much for your time and advice, I really appreciate it. I will do what you told me to do and I am sure I will get better soon. Thanks again
big fan, i have a question, i’ve developed my chest voice quite a bit but how do i know when to start moving on to using head voice? they say that if you start using head voice too early you could potentially lose notes on your chest. so how do i know when i’m ready ? i’ve expanded my chest far enough to where i’m almost in a mix voice at high notes.
How old are you? Male?
@@PowerToSing i am 18 and yes a male. also a tenor and have been training chest voice for half a year
@@amali9044 You want to develop all parts of your voice simultaneously by connecting chest to head voice, including your middle voice or mix voice. Begin immediately. Working only chest, closes off head voice.
@@PowerToSing thank you for the advice!! no wonder why my head voice is so weak. I was just scared because many people such as ken tamplin say that you should expand your chest as far as possible before you use head voice, or else you will loose notes on your upper chest voice
@@amali9044 It actually helps the entire voice to progress faster to work on your entire voice together.
Hi can i ask a question that if i eat sweets like halls and drink water at the same time what Will happen to my voice
I don't know...but I doubt that anything will happen. No change. Experiment and see.
I like ask a question that if i sing with my earphone on and took it off so what would happend to my voice pleas give me a clue thank u
@@tshepisomamaila7385 Nothing. It might sound different to you...but not to someone listening to you.
Hello Coach Chuck i have a question can i practice my voice using different types of exercises on different days
For example
Day 1: practicing my chest and head voice
Day 2: practicing my mixed voice and vibrato
Day 3: doing the pulled chest high larynx exercise (the 16 minutes video)
then I will repeat that exercise again and again
I would do all these every day....which the exercises for PC-HL will do in part. I would add sing through a song to your practice. Doesn't need to be longer than 30 to make real progress.
@@PowerToSing so coach I will do the pc-hl exercises everyday and I'm going to sing a song also thanks coach
@@PowerToSing is this ok coach if i practice 1 to 2 hours a day?
@@balsybullz2993 30-60 minutes daily. It's much more important you practice consistently and correctly. Not how long. If you do the exercises wrong for 2 hours a day, you will not progress.
@@PowerToSing thank you coach ❤️ I practicing my voice like 1 hour and 20 minutes but i have this thinking that if i practice longer i will see alot of progress that's why i ask this question thank you coach ❤️
My highest full voice seems to be an A4. Am I doing something wrong?
mine is G4, no thats ur highest in chest voice. what he is talking about is mixed voice.
EC, if you are a guy and your voice has changed, you probably haven't learned to bridge yet...which means you are stuck in your chest voice and can't get into your mix and head voice. Watch this video and follow the directions: ruclips.net/video/d0Ob8WGmvPc/видео.html
Best sinhala songs siruwaa
What is a sinhala song?
Our language is sinhala in sri lanka
@@siruwaa8590 Oh...I see.
@@PowerToSing i saw your videos
Sorry Chuck - but vocal type tests are never about the notes you can sing because as you say, that can change with training - the tests are about finding your natural tessitura or sweet spot note range.
Untrained or trained doesn't matter - all mature voices have a given tessitura which does not change with training. This is because of the physiology of your vocal tract.
So you are right that they are misleading, but they are only that way because many singers believeb their "voice type" has to do with the note range you can sing instead of tonality.
Hey Kevin, nice to see you again. Looks like you did a total rebrand. Looks great. Good luck to you! Just curious, in your experience, when do you think, in general, the voice reaches maturity?