Breathing Basics for Singers

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  • @JM-ry5nc
    @JM-ry5nc 4 года назад +12

    HONESTY IS WHAT I FOUND IN EVERY BIT
    OF YOUR CONTENT...
    YOU ARE EXACTLY INTO WHAT YOU DOES HERE. NO DRAG.. NO RUBBISH..
    JUST PURE CONTENT WITH GREAT INTENTION... THANK YOU SO MUCH
    MARK BAXTER 🙂👍...

  • @AK-ek4ze
    @AK-ek4ze 9 лет назад +19

    I appreciate your use of the term 'intention.' Many of your lessons teach me that true control of my voice is the control of mind and trust in body.

    • @voicelessondotcom
      @voicelessondotcom  9 лет назад +2

      Austin K That's exactly right Austin!

    • @calvinsullivan9100
      @calvinsullivan9100 3 года назад

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      I was dumb forgot my password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me

  • @VTV-Live
    @VTV-Live 10 лет назад +9

    You have a way of making the seemingly complex very simple. Thanks for all the great lessons.

  • @raghavendrahegde3103
    @raghavendrahegde3103 10 лет назад +8

    i thank you sir...for ur magnanmity!! you are a born teacher...i thank god i got to see this teaching ....for free!! god bless u tonnes!!

  • @louloumoon1916
    @louloumoon1916 3 года назад +3

    Love that you focus on technical, I wish my past singing teachers had it would have saved the set backs.

  • @eloisejames7121
    @eloisejames7121 8 лет назад +23

    This is the best way I have heard this explained and has helped me release my breath slowly and evenly. Top Guy🙂

  • @reyalmenariojr8884
    @reyalmenariojr8884 10 лет назад +14

    god bless you sir! your lessons are really helpful and inspiring! :)

  • @voicelessondotcom
    @voicelessondotcom  11 лет назад +9

    Thank you - I'm happy to help.

  • @heyyyskyyy
    @heyyyskyyy Год назад +1

    That's so great. Thankyou sir 🙏

  • @dessertray
    @dessertray 11 лет назад +1

    I love the way you get right to the essential core of things, then demonstrate the how and why so purely, precisely, and entertainingly. I'm so honored to be your student. Thank you so much,

  • @Alpha-Andromeda
    @Alpha-Andromeda 4 года назад +1

    Wow you just explained what years of teachers have never been able to clarify. 💪🏼❤️❤️❤️

  • @user-ez1tx9yf6g
    @user-ez1tx9yf6g 5 лет назад +2

    Best thing...your sense of humour! Lessons are awesome, thankyou

  • @Ermelosupa
    @Ermelosupa 2 года назад +1

    Love you Marc, straight to the point!!!

  • @patriciaknox492
    @patriciaknox492 8 лет назад +3

    Thank you, I really appreciate this lesson!

  • @LFSPharaoh
    @LFSPharaoh 10 лет назад +1

    What an eye opener, I can only take about a half (if that) breath by breathing properly (and without raising my shoulders), I'm super skinny as well. I can get almost 3/4 by sitting the way you demonstrated. I'm a bit of an anxious person and during college I realized my stomach was just tense all the time I've never really been able to just let it go. Surely this will help if I do this everyday

    • @voicelessondotcom
      @voicelessondotcom  10 лет назад +4

      I was exactly like you when I was your age. Keep working on releasing down there when inhaling and not only will you gain much better control of your voice but you'll also reduce your anxiety.

  • @ronavatarai
    @ronavatarai 3 года назад

    Amazing video! Thanks Mark.

  • @mikehopkins4040
    @mikehopkins4040 4 года назад +1

    One of the best explanations I've heard.Ising in barbershop where we have to sustain some very long notes anywhere from 5,15 upto 20 seconds as a lead singer I am ok up to about 10 12 seconds where I have to take a snatch breath.Would you do a video on super long notes?

    • @voicelessondotcom
      @voicelessondotcom  4 года назад

      I have several on this channel! Start with this one: ruclips.net/video/U8H6vgPFCCE/видео.html

  • @pearlipop
    @pearlipop 11 лет назад

    Thank you for making this video, I really appreciate it. Can't wait to watch the rest of the videos.

  • @maryamzahid5149
    @maryamzahid5149 5 лет назад +1

    Hi Mark. So,can we do the breathing while laying on our back for a good posture indication ??

  • @jgtv5387
    @jgtv5387 2 года назад +2

    Some says belly breathing is wrong. Instead, rib breathing is the correct one. Any thoughts about it?

    • @voicelessondotcom
      @voicelessondotcom  2 года назад +1

      The reality is a combination of both!

    • @jgtv5387
      @jgtv5387 2 года назад +1

      Is this the art of appoggio (balanced breathing) haha?

  • @m17434
    @m17434 3 года назад +1

    You´re my teacher.
    Peace.

  • @marjorieallworth6172
    @marjorieallworth6172 4 года назад

    An all around diaphragm a tic breathe.
    Thank you Mark
    ✨🎶

  • @tiniea.y8634
    @tiniea.y8634 3 года назад

    Watching this frm Malaysia now. such an awesome teacher.Mark can u teach me one on one pls?

  • @chamcham123
    @chamcham123 11 лет назад

    Thanks for that trick with your middle fingers on your belly. I could never figure out if I'm breathing from my upper chest or lower belly.

  • @ABDALLAHJAMANI
    @ABDALLAHJAMANI 8 лет назад +1

    Thank you Sir.
    please tell us how can we build our stamina for long phrases in the same breathe?

    • @voicelessondotcom
      @voicelessondotcom  8 лет назад +1

      +ABD'ALLAH JAMANI All the infomation you're looking for is all on this channel Abd'allah. Start here for long phrases but continue watching every video. It ALL matters: ruclips.net/video/U8H6vgPFCCE/видео.html

  • @johnmaoriroyalmusic3797
    @johnmaoriroyalmusic3797 2 года назад

    Don't you see, can't you see the possibilities!

  • @ninojoej.o.e3214
    @ninojoej.o.e3214 3 года назад +1

    He has a solution to what I call issues

  • @inksoulandheart
    @inksoulandheart 4 года назад

    Amazing info, demos and tips!!

  • @brotherhades4955
    @brotherhades4955 6 лет назад +2

    Hello Mark. Love the lessons! I just wanted to know if pulling my top dome in when I sing is right or wrong? I get all kinds of crazy resonance & tonal depth from it, but I have yet to hear anyone say that you should do that. Is this just belting from the chest or am I truly using my diaphragm? I try to work with the whole apparatus but this is where I feel it working the most. One final, newbie type question; Do I inhale form the nose or the mouth? I saw that you recommend inhaling through the nose on the dbdbdbdbdbdbdbd video. Thanks

    • @voicelessondotcom
      @voicelessondotcom  6 лет назад +1

      Yes - inhale through the nose whenever possible. I don't know what you mean by "top dome" - but I never recommend telling your body what to do in order to sing. Ask (focus) on the sound you want - and your body will do what's necessary to produce it. Tell the body what to do and you'll never know if you could have produced the same sound with less force.

    • @brotherhades4955
      @brotherhades4955 6 лет назад

      Basically, what I mean by top dome is the very top part of the front of the diaphragm (just below the sternum and close to the solar plexus). It doesn't feel forced but it does feel like I have to put a lot of conscious control over it.

    • @voicelessondotcom
      @voicelessondotcom  6 лет назад +1

      Well you certainly don't have to exert any conscious control over that area when you're sleeping - and yet you breathing goes on all night by that very area expanding and contracting. What's interfering with that process when you're awake is your thoughts. If you think about what is necessary to create a big resonant sound your body will brace in anticipation (it's the same reason you can't tickle yourself). Instead - place your focus on the intended sound and let your body react as necessary. Uninhibited people don't have breathing issues when singing. I sure did when I was starting out - and I think you are too. The answer is not more conscious control over your body - it's more focus on the outcome you want. Comfort and control - that's what you want.

  • @requiem4sorrow
    @requiem4sorrow 11 лет назад

    Your a live saver, and a fantastic teacher!

  • @JasperStone2111
    @JasperStone2111 5 лет назад +1

    Love you Mark!!!!!!!!
    Your techniques are unmatched by anyone! You helped me so much when I studied with you. I went from an ok singer to one who got standing ovations at every show!
    I highly recommend Mark to anyone who wants to learn how to master his/her instrument, THE VOICE!
    Jean Neas (Swan) a.k.a. Jasper Stone
    ❤️😊❤️

    • @voicelessondotcom
      @voicelessondotcom  5 лет назад

      Great to hear from ya! And thanks for the referral! :)

  • @XneoclassicaloverX
    @XneoclassicaloverX 9 лет назад +1

    Great lesson!

  • @diyeimeta3339
    @diyeimeta3339 6 лет назад

    wow, you´re great, mister.

  • @Iriantony
    @Iriantony 9 лет назад +3

    I'm still confused as to if my stomach should feel tightened, like after I breathe, as I'm about to sing or leave my stomach relaxed?

    • @voicelessondotcom
      @voicelessondotcom  9 лет назад +7

      Fadley Iriantony That depends on what you're about to sing. Something loud? Then yes - you abdominal muscles will tense to boost the air pressure. Any other sound, though, your abdominal area will be full but relaxed. The air pressure in your lungs is already pressurized - so all you need to do is release it to begin singing. That's exactly how you cried the day you were born. You certainly didn't need to think about breathing to make sounds back then - and you don't now. The reason for the reminder in the video is because we tend to hold ourselves with tension and don't realize how it compromises our breath. So the most important thing is to start from a relaxed place - and then breath and sing.

    • @Iriantony
      @Iriantony 9 лет назад

      Thanks so much, I really appreciate it. Your videos are such a great help.

    • @maryanelmi728
      @maryanelmi728 6 лет назад

      Voice Lesson.com so if you are about to sing loud then your stomach should feel tightened when you inhale? I have another question for you I have been practicing my breathing for months now and. I realised that when I sing on notes that I struggle with and as the pitch goes up my lower ribs at the side of my centre abs gets tight? What is the problem?

  • @rickskehan4146
    @rickskehan4146 6 лет назад

    Awesome! Thx Mark!

  • @almadofficialchannel
    @almadofficialchannel 12 лет назад +1

    love it Mark!

  • @gustavoviveros8394
    @gustavoviveros8394 3 года назад

    Thanks Mark 👍🏻

  • @buskerbuddy2108
    @buskerbuddy2108 7 лет назад

    I think my diaphragm is broken LOL :-) When I am sitting or lying down I have no problem breathing in to my stomach area. When I stand up my belly pops out ( fat belly ) and sucks air in, so I have to breath out, before I can breath in. :-) Is this normal ?

  • @sscoty1990
    @sscoty1990 9 лет назад +1

    I have always found out that breathing while sitting is very natural for singing but whenever i stand up for singing i just go out of breath. . .can you suggest some way out. . .

    • @voicelessondotcom
      @voicelessondotcom  9 лет назад +2

      Work on your standing posture - you are too tense when standing. Stretch and balance are often best found by doing yoga.

  • @KatH313
    @KatH313 4 года назад

    I actually have to do that with my leg up. Lol

  • @shabaduba7959
    @shabaduba7959 10 месяцев назад +1

    Great explanation, makes everything simple. I find only one thing that confuses me. There is also another way of inhaling thats lower back breathing. You also mentioned that back should also expand. Only one contradiction is that lower back breathing implies that abdomen should go in during inhalation and that confuses me little bit. There is one interesting man explaining this in this video
    ruclips.net/video/zP95vVr2gt0/видео.htmlsi=eT1tcqjhfu89OMb0
    Your opinion on this will be very interesting for me, I love how you approach singing, your content really helps.

    • @voicelessondotcom
      @voicelessondotcom  10 месяцев назад +1

      Don't be confused! Michael Trimble is referring to classical singing and I am referring to contemporary singing. When I breath deeply both my back and my abs expand (a small movement bulges out 360 degrees around my belt line). That's exactly how an infant inhales - so it's 100 % natural. Most of us are rigid and/or inhibited and so we have shallow breaths. So some attention is helpful to become more reflexive but the strict technique of classical singing becomes more of a burden than a help when singing contemporary songs.

    • @shabaduba7959
      @shabaduba7959 10 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you so much

  • @diamondzieman5508
    @diamondzieman5508 5 лет назад +3

    Who else is literally breathing heavy the whole video

  • @lisabug75
    @lisabug75 4 года назад

    He is so😍

  • @g.l.towers
    @g.l.towers 3 года назад

    @ 2:51 this man coined the term "stummy"

  • @DistractedDaisy
    @DistractedDaisy 10 лет назад +1

    you are a hottie and you are very smart too! Love your video's..

  • @nannonster
    @nannonster 4 года назад

    This guy reminds me of Brian may