Quick Singing Tips | Vocal Registers. What are Chest & Head Voice? M1 & M2? Thick & Thin Folds? 🗣️

There are many terms for vocal registers and navigating them can be quite challenging. There are actually four vocal registers but we tend to mainly use two for singing. So what is actually happening to the vocal cords in 'chest voice' and 'head voice' and how can we access them?
Quick singing tips is here to give you accessible ways to understand about the voice as a whole instrument.
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[@lilysforest63]

You are one of a few singing teachers on here who use scientific explanations of different registers. Thank you!

[@VoxYoga]

You're welcome - I'm glad you found it useful!

[@tphalange9030]

Hi! I'm a male, when I try to do M2 in the range from C4 to E4, my voice are so low in volume that I seem to have no way to increase it. So should I keep practicing it and hope that it gets better, or should I instead do M1 in this range? Thank you.

[@VoxYoga]

Hello! It's hard to say without hearing you, however from working with male singers, this is extremely common at this pitch. I would advise working with a teacher but you could try both. Safely strengthening M1 and if you want to approach in M2, I'd advise taking it from a higher pitch and descending down to those notes.

[@tphalange9030]

@@VoxYoga thanks ❤️

[@antonioprioralou1029]

As a male singer myself if you try on singing M2 like from f4 and below Its justo gonna sound so weak, and for the oposite aswell, for me talking m1 higher ghan A4 sounds very strained and yelly