How To Sing High Notes Without Straining

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  • Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
  • To get a free singing workout with my 3 best exercises go here: www.become-a-si...
    In the workout you will learn how to unlock your voices full potential giving it more range, beautiful tone, and complete freedom.
    In this video vocal coach Roger Burnley teaches you how to sing high notes without straining.
    This will help you become a much more dynamic and exciting singer!
    For the full tutorial go here: www.become-a-si...

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  • @cutieassass1n864
    @cutieassass1n864 4 года назад +777

    How to sing a high note: StEP On A LeGo!!

  • @louielaolong2200
    @louielaolong2200 5 лет назад +854

    Now my screen is full of saliva

  • @louis550
    @louis550 4 года назад +396

    When I let go I just switch into falsetto, I'm trying to increase my belt range more.

    • @louis550
      @louis550 4 года назад +8

      @@bryle1618 so to practice belting I have to put more strain on my lungs?

    • @AbrarTheQureshi
      @AbrarTheQureshi 4 года назад +22

      That falsetto with over time thicken and turn pretty bright so don't give up

    • @fatyarahmatova2907
      @fatyarahmatova2907 4 года назад +36

      same, then i get mad and literally scream lol

    • @louis550
      @louis550 4 года назад +17

      @@fatyarahmatova2907 fr it's so annoying. I have found trying to improve mix really helps

    • @zinone2009
      @zinone2009 4 года назад +3

      Fatima Rahmetova honestly i felt that one

  • @Chin.SW7
    @Chin.SW7 5 лет назад +233

    That lip thrill makes my nose itch!🤣

    • @cocomuffin5007
      @cocomuffin5007 4 года назад +6

      Same haha

    • @lizb853
      @lizb853 4 года назад +20

      Chin Shaw.
      The fact that your nose itches during lip thrills, or even if you're just humming the tune, shows that you're going it 100% correctly. Well done.

    • @KARDAYAHSSoulServices
      @KARDAYAHSSoulServices 4 года назад +1

      Me too. Lol

    • @jordanpearce818
      @jordanpearce818 4 года назад +3

      That’s why he puts his hands on his cheeks I realized. My nose doesn’t do that if I have my fingers on my cheeks as a dampening device

    • @rajeevjohn4355
      @rajeevjohn4355 4 года назад +1

      Try humming a note and very slightly press your nostrils with your fingers....

  • @TrevorLahey_69
    @TrevorLahey_69 9 лет назад +354

    It's funny because I've chosen the worst time, possibly a good time depending on how one could look at it, to consider actually learning how to sing.....during a Queen binge lol.

    • @ellielovesbands
      @ellielovesbands 4 года назад +9

      MosbeckSB I'm lying in bed and being sick and I choose this time to learn how my voice works ^__^

    • @geraldineakiko7009
      @geraldineakiko7009 4 года назад +2

      Michael Jackson Who's loving you made me want to learn 😂

    • @epicstar4440
      @epicstar4440 4 года назад

      Jea Jxn Michael Jackson I want you back made me want to sing

    • @HIasmr33
      @HIasmr33 4 года назад

      MosbeckSB it's good to listen to good singers while practicing IMO . it helps your brain get imitate

    • @vickymitchell5707
      @vickymitchell5707 4 года назад +1

      Dying quarantine trying desperately to sing defying gravity 🤣🤣

  • @googull271
    @googull271 10 лет назад +636

    These lip trills really work! I learned this a few years ago and after warming up with trills, my range increase quite a bit very quickly....like in a few days. It was almost immediate! My range is much higher and now I don't have to strain, even though at times I fall back into that "pushing" mode..I quickly recognize my mistake and relax.

    • @MarkTarmannPianoCheck_it_out
      @MarkTarmannPianoCheck_it_out 5 лет назад +18

      These guys ALL OF THEM are all recycling Seth Riggs "singing for the stars" methods.
      Be careful you can hurt or destroy your voice with these exercises. Go slow, rest in between, drink lots of water. Don't ever strain or push.

    • @mizziegrey5710
      @mizziegrey5710 5 лет назад

      Bv

    • @1kokomojoe
      @1kokomojoe 5 лет назад +5

      Same with me, it really helps to eliminate the bulk and weight in the voice without sacrificing power.

    • @Godfavorabletome
      @Godfavorabletome 5 лет назад

      me to instantly an that fall back me to i be glad when i will not fall back

    • @adl8978
      @adl8978 5 лет назад +5

      Is there a limit when practicing this? Like 5-10mins a day or like you can do it as much as u want or as much as u can?

  • @amitsuwal8567
    @amitsuwal8567 8 лет назад +1096

    I've got exams tomorrow and im watching this. (sigh...)

    • @ryan.s3992
      @ryan.s3992 8 лет назад +40

      my life in a nutshell

    • @saikopiratos
      @saikopiratos 8 лет назад +48

      +Amit Suwal i always come back to "how to sing" videos when i have really important stuff to do.

    • @JJ-xq2cp
      @JJ-xq2cp 7 лет назад

      Amit Suwal lmaooo me too

    • @Boxxxxxxxxx
      @Boxxxxxxxxx 7 лет назад +21

      You prefer music over typical general education. Good for you. Like one persons said study music and never lose sight of your passion. Life is too short. Take care of your responsibilities but focus on what you love studying.

    • @princesammy2455
      @princesammy2455 7 лет назад +1

      Amit Suwal lmao I had mine last week.

  • @Sarah-vi4bn
    @Sarah-vi4bn 11 лет назад +72

    Thank The Lord we have people like you! I needed this because my voice cracks everytime I sing high notes and this helped ALOT

  • @joshgiesbrecht
    @joshgiesbrecht 10 лет назад +245

    Wow, I've been teaching myself to sing for 7+ years now, this is the first time I have ever looked for lessons. I always figured I could understand it myself. In 7 years, I've never done what I just did after watching your video. I found this secret area if you will, that I didn't know I had. No effort and I was singing high with no crack from chest to head voice. Thank you so much Roger, this has opened my possibilities up as musician!

    • @dzy4u
      @dzy4u 5 лет назад +2

      Josh Giesbrecht
      If you are truly interested in learning how to improve, why would you not look for a teacher? That’s how one improves in anything ... instead of re-inventing the wheel, go to someone who already has wheels, and find out how it’s done!

    • @Daberney
      @Daberney 5 лет назад +1

      dzy4u: Who was Paul McCartney's music teacher?

    • @fourthlove8745
      @fourthlove8745 5 лет назад +10

      @@dzy4u I'm broke, that's why.

  • @jessicalanggamez
    @jessicalanggamez 11 лет назад +31

    You are a genius. Somehow when i was singing in the shower i noticed that by "loosening" my thoat it allowed me to reach higher notes.
    Now that i saw this video I understanded how vocal chords worked.

  • @skip031890
    @skip031890 5 лет назад +72

    I remember watching Roger years ago when I first started learning how to sing. He was a pioneer here on RUclips( along with a few other vocal coaches) and my voice is better than ever 10 years later. Practice makes perfect. It took a long time to work on the quality of my voice. I still to this day do some of Roger's exercises and techniques to further improve my voice. Thank you, Roger, from a long time viewer.

  • @OrigamiTree
    @OrigamiTree 10 лет назад +652

    You're a great coach! Very well spoken, articulate, clear.

    • @rambr0vids
      @rambr0vids 5 лет назад +9

      The use here tells you that Jenny's experience tells her that a African-centered person doesn't speak clearly and concisely so hearing this chap speak went against her norm. Hopefully she'll open up and drop that stereotype (usually forced on folks via the media). Of course i could be wrong and she's really a bigot and said what she said tongue in cheek, LOL (only she knows)

    • @rw9692
      @rw9692 5 лет назад +11

      What is "rascit"? He is articulate! It's a terrific video, he's excellent. He seems to be a great coach! Get over everything being "racist"! She gave him a nice compliment that happens to be true!! Nothing "racist" about it! Geez. "Stereotype"! Oh, please, enough. Ridiculous!

    • @marymorgan5687
      @marymorgan5687 5 лет назад +2

      How deeply i need you oh lord

    • @sah2666
      @sah2666 5 лет назад

      Danny Walls Pratt k sxrf c

    • @josemeda4592
      @josemeda4592 5 лет назад

      Joe Blow how so?

  • @calumgoetz3718
    @calumgoetz3718 4 года назад +35

    Hey this really helped! I once thought my max was a G4 (chest) but after relaxing my vocal cords I could reach a C5!

    • @davida6919
      @davida6919 2 года назад

      I’m trying to reach a G4 in chest voice

    • @srfrover
      @srfrover 8 месяцев назад

      @@davida6919don’t do this in your chest.

  • @yoshatabi
    @yoshatabi 10 лет назад +474

    I think my voice is too deep! I can't even scream in high pitch! :(

    • @sassysasha9127
      @sassysasha9127 4 года назад +45

      That’s ok 👌🏻 maybe you’re more of an alto 💗Dont give up I believe in you

    • @khyrissarivera1182
      @khyrissarivera1182 4 года назад +41

      Yeah ! Be unique its ok to have a deep voice , I have one too ..people say i sound great n its nice to hear someone who doesnt have a high pitch voice ! Keep practicing !

    • @nadinerebusquillo1880
      @nadinerebusquillo1880 4 года назад +33

      I can't even scream like a girl when I am a girl while almost all the boys in our class can scream like a girl.

    • @jupiter1050
      @jupiter1050 4 года назад +1

      yoshatabi never give up ❤️❤️

    • @mxichelle
      @mxichelle 4 года назад

      yoshatabi that’s fine that just means your an alto you have the ability to sing very deep which is great!

  • @phipzio
    @phipzio 9 лет назад +28

    MG, I was taking singing lessons privately, and my teacher told me I had a lazy diaphragm (it was hard for me reaching the right position to sing, even tough I successfully reach it, after some practice) and larynx too, but what you just explained to me is so clear that I just understood how to practice my diaphragm (with lip trill) AND accessing higher notes easily, without that "chest to head voice" passage sound. Thank you!

  • @kiravisser9862
    @kiravisser9862 4 года назад +26

    I just want be able to sing really good after quarantine :)

  • @Jessica-md4hb
    @Jessica-md4hb 9 лет назад +6

    It has been helpful...I was blown away of how my vocals adjusted automatically. Thank you!

  • @pspnichol
    @pspnichol 10 лет назад +236

    wow this worked like magic.. i did the exercise then i could sing higher notes without straining lol

    • @panda8bamboo161
      @panda8bamboo161 7 лет назад +23

      I went from Bass 2 range all the way to Tenor 1 range. It works. I did it for about 4 months now.

    • @ch1vis
      @ch1vis 7 лет назад

      nichol manio same

    • @CrazyPeopleOnAir
      @CrazyPeopleOnAir 6 лет назад +6

      Raul Garcia So you went from e4 to c5 in 4months?

    • @rjm2798
      @rjm2798 5 лет назад

      nichol manio wg

    • @robbiekeith3528
      @robbiekeith3528 5 лет назад +2

      Does this teally work? Breath excercises works slso

  • @bigfreakingcoolguy
    @bigfreakingcoolguy 28 дней назад

    WOW. This technique is life altering, no joke. Not only does it let me sing higher, but much clearer as well; and not just during singing, but in regular speech it helps me speak clearer and more confidently. Thanks a ton!

  • @kylerodriguez5516
    @kylerodriguez5516 9 лет назад +50

    I love this guy. It works!!!! Holy Moley Pepperoni Rigatoni Bellone Phony Macaroni Peppers and Pasta with meatballs on a plate! I hit a high B! he is right. when you do trills correctly without straining, the note you trill gives you a good idea of what a higher note should sound like when singing it healthily. Just don't try to hit them too much, it could tire out your voice even if your not straining. Do them everyday for a warm up and I am sure those higher notes will be easier to come by and you will have a much fuller sound as well. Thanks dude!

  • @scottyboy2400
    @scottyboy2400 10 лет назад +9

    VERY GOOD LESSON! THANKS SOOOO MUCH! REALLY HELPED ME KEEP FROM BURNING MY VOICE OUT!

  • @geometric75
    @geometric75 5 лет назад +4

    Hey fantastic tip! Thank you! I've tried this and already notice the difference...realise I've been forcing out the high notes. I found I could now reach the high notes without forcing it! Look forward to seeing more videos.

  • @Jezzhalo
    @Jezzhalo 4 года назад +1

    i totally understand, what he is doing is helping you to feel your range go up without pushing since your lips are close together, took me a minute but i realized what he was doing.. big help.. i subscribed.

  • @lynettestanley9393
    @lynettestanley9393 2 года назад

    I am 79 and used to sing higher notes but after smoking for more than 40 years i cannot sing high notes and i would really like to sing better so i am taking your advice so i can sing with my grandchildren. Thank you.😇😇🙏

  • @barakah4097
    @barakah4097 8 лет назад +14

    This gentleman is the real deal !

  • @McDuffWells
    @McDuffWells 5 лет назад +7

    How I wish I'd been exposed to this when I was young. Okay, I'm old now, but I'm still going to put this into practice just to see how it will affect my voice.

    • @dzy4u
      @dzy4u 5 лет назад +2

      Vance Wells
      Me, too.
      Wait, 70 isn’t too old yet, is it?

    • @buddhistsympathizer1136
      @buddhistsympathizer1136 2 года назад

      @@dzy4u It is never too late

  • @mxichelle
    @mxichelle 4 года назад +2

    Thank you so much I’m a super high soprano but I sometimes have trouble with straining when singing very high notes this was very helpful!

  • @DiaComun
    @DiaComun 3 года назад +2

    Absolutely love the way you explain how to do things, many vocal coaches might be a lot more like you.

  • @MaximilianYT
    @MaximilianYT 7 лет назад +510

    How to hit high notes: SCREAM

    • @dfpl2554
      @dfpl2554 7 лет назад +80

      Maximilian more like how to damage your voice

    • @jadefo2433
      @jadefo2433 6 лет назад +33

      The worst comment ever😂😭

    • @Spoon--mp7xs
      @Spoon--mp7xs 6 лет назад +36

      The reason why screaming actually works (in some cases) to get those high notes is because when you scream (properly) your voice is more supported then when you sing normally, so just sing normally with more support.

    • @jaworskidavis4307
      @jaworskidavis4307 5 лет назад +21

      This comment was so funny but the worst advice ever..lololol

    • @chuksegelle8893
      @chuksegelle8893 5 лет назад +5

      LoL

  • @magicdaveable
    @magicdaveable 5 лет назад +3

    Very interesting. I might suggest that muscle tone greatly influences upper range limits. It has been my experience that a majority of untrained vocalists do not know how to "open their throats." Great exercise to actually prepare the larynx for a night of singing.

  • @cliffworks748
    @cliffworks748 5 лет назад +1

    Hey Roger lovely and thank you! I studied with Laura Hart in LA in the mid 70's who taught me this technique. I became member of hit pop vocal group The Association sang their hits touring all over USA.

    • @dzy4u
      @dzy4u 5 лет назад

      Cliff Works 💖 never got to see this group but sang along with the records - loved the sound!

  • @jithucpillai
    @jithucpillai 4 года назад +2

    Thanks a lot for this exercise. I noticed the difference just within a few days. I'm able to hit high notes very easily now which I never could. Legendary!

  • @danielmontesomething6056
    @danielmontesomething6056 9 лет назад +270

    That moment when you cant do a lip trill

    • @83dedebub
      @83dedebub 9 лет назад +10

      LOL.... awwwwwww hope you get it..your comment made me really LOL though :-)

    • @mactaualii1600
      @mactaualii1600 5 лет назад +19

      Daniel Montesomething LMAO in 2018. I now have to look up “how to do lip trills”. 😂 😂 😂

    • @9jah4lyf
      @9jah4lyf 5 лет назад +1

      Lol. I've struggled with it for years.

    • @Godfavorabletome
      @Godfavorabletome 5 лет назад +15

      i thought it was my lips i have to hold my cheeks like he did cause if i dont i struggle to do it

    • @howellmichele65
      @howellmichele65 5 лет назад +5

      I can't either.

  • @danielebrambilla2290
    @danielebrambilla2290 10 лет назад +2

    Basically, I found out it's kinda like falsetto. We are singing the same exact notes, but of course with a stronger voice, it's just two ways of singing a certain high note. It takes time to make the falsetto chestier, but once you get it singing becomes tremendously easy. I'm pretty sure you have to feel that flip that allows the air to go into the back of the head, otherwise it's impossible, cause you'll only stay in that chest voice and won't go up higher.

  • @jaywilliams307
    @jaywilliams307 6 лет назад +2

    Thank you for this video because I sometimes strain my voice and vocal chords when I try to sing because I’m trying to hit the high notes so now know how to do this will definitely help me to improve on my singing and high notes

  • @brendanhansby55
    @brendanhansby55 5 лет назад +3

    Thanks Roger hope to watch more of your training videos - I've had years of lessons but this is the first time I've been shown this technique - really would like to increase my high range

  • @kaylaramirez7946
    @kaylaramirez7946 9 лет назад +9

    THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR!!! YOUR VIDEOS ARE SUCH A BIG HELP, THANK YOU!!

  • @Convert96
    @Convert96 5 лет назад +13

    It is true, I sing with my brain, then it comes out of my voice.

  • @djar3548
    @djar3548 8 лет назад +2

    thanks, you are real good at explaining things in a way that people can relate to. I have been singing for years and your tips are awesome

  • @hectorlatorre2367
    @hectorlatorre2367 5 лет назад

    I am a TENOR DI FORZA AND YOU ARE RIGHT ON THE MONEY. I used to strain hitting high notes, but it is much easier after years of coaching.

  • @karendahl2415
    @karendahl2415 7 лет назад +12

    You are brilliant. Thank you so very much. This is Australia listening in. Gracias

  • @hallefine
    @hallefine 7 лет назад +3

    Omg I needed to hear this thank you!!! I wish I could afford your lessons! Because I really would like to sing for a living!

  • @multigabby2
    @multigabby2 10 лет назад +1

    Hi Roger i just wanted to say that your video has helped me alot, i'm a guitarist singer and was struggling to hit the high note , and now after a week of doing the lip trill i can reach the notes without my throat cracking ,, cheers mate :-)

  • @WhoBallCain
    @WhoBallCain 10 лет назад

    this guy is full of knowledge. You can learn a large amount by just listening to him. Thank you sir for this lesson.

  • @RottenbergZhenya
    @RottenbergZhenya 5 лет назад +11

    Damn,my nose is itchin' when i do that lip drill,heh
    Thanks for the lesson

  • @rennie9423
    @rennie9423 10 лет назад +11

    i want to sing like aaliyah cause i was born the exact same time,day,and year she died i want to bring back her music

  • @LordbrianalejandroMusic1
    @LordbrianalejandroMusic1 3 года назад +2

    Thank you for being such a great coach. You have helped me with the physicality of the voice and the mentality that allowed me to be free. It is a work in progress but I am not where I was.

  • @Frst2nxt
    @Frst2nxt 5 лет назад +1

    I really appreciate your different topical focuses within the whole of the vocal training videos. Keep them coming, sir.

  • @DonovanMariano
    @DonovanMariano 7 лет назад +215

    I wish I could sing "Death Of A Bachelor". The low notes aren't a problem. The high notes on the other hand...oh god. Run now, or you'll be deaf for the rest of your life. 😂

    • @lazzokng3521
      @lazzokng3521 7 лет назад +1

      Alex Hell Yeah So True
      ❤❤❤

    • @naidincena
      @naidincena 7 лет назад +2

      The death of a bachelor! wooo!

    • @jordanlp02
      @jordanlp02 7 лет назад +2

      I am a low bass. Good luck to me... :P

    • @deshaunaharper6281
      @deshaunaharper6281 7 лет назад +3

      I love the vocal arrangement on that song. l sing it all the time! Someone may have asked you this already, but do you use more air when trying to achieve those high notes?

    • @razihafeezhmedahmed9194
      @razihafeezhmedahmed9194 7 лет назад +3

      That is the only reason I wanna learn high notes too(not a joke)

  • @Carlito_El_Gooner
    @Carlito_El_Gooner 5 лет назад +5

    Thank you sir, really enjoyed your lecture. You must be a great singing coach. Just want to say that until I started listening to operatic arias a long time ago, I never appreciated the marvels of the human voice as compared to musical instruments. Though you can say that the human voice is also a musical instrument.

  • @nerdy989898
    @nerdy989898 11 месяцев назад

    You're so encouraging and positive. What a great teacher.

  • @cha-ronfaheemtaylor4556
    @cha-ronfaheemtaylor4556 5 лет назад +1

    I just sing for fun, not professionally. And I was so glad you confirmed my thought process regarding the synchronization of my brain and a desired vocal range. I know that there are specific notes that I can perform, but sometimes I have difficulty hearing-them-in-my-brain so then I fail to be able to produce (or reproduce) them vocally. My imaginary friends --- Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey, hates when I fail to hit my notes!

    • @dzy4u
      @dzy4u 5 лет назад

      Cha-Ron Faheem Taylor ☺️ I love this comment!

  • @Bubblesz2414
    @Bubblesz2414 11 лет назад +4

    i love how he gets so excited:)

  • @TomFoti
    @TomFoti 8 лет назад +7

    Thanks, made a lot of sense:)

  • @cookingwithchristina4844
    @cookingwithchristina4844 4 года назад +1

    wow, I am blown away with this advice and the amount of progress in such short time. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH ! ♥

  • @tonylavoz5375
    @tonylavoz5375 5 лет назад +1

    Hi Roger. I absolutely agree with your technique to reach high notes. In my head, right before I go to the high notes, I let my brain tell my vocal chords to adjust for the note I want. It takes practice to message the brain while performing but its like counting in a beat now for me. Love your advice and videos. Keep on keepin' on...

  • @piyushbhardwaj2531
    @piyushbhardwaj2531 9 лет назад +5

    How to sing like the Indian Singer K.K. ?? He has the ability to go to the highest of the highest notes & lowest of the lowest notes with very ease??? How can we do this??

  • @janettepearl-snyder4828
    @janettepearl-snyder4828 5 лет назад +12

    4:01 Damn! The sound I hear when my husband is talking to me....LOL

  • @pamelacook4896
    @pamelacook4896 3 года назад

    You have helped me. I studied voice in my teens my voice has changed. I quit singing for a long time. Oh how i wish o could study under you.

  • @sassgorilla990
    @sassgorilla990 11 лет назад

    I love how happy you are during the video

  • @6672rock
    @6672rock 9 лет назад +25

    I guess I'm screwed. I won't be hitting those Rob Halford high notes anytime soon.

    • @CrazySuperJEBUS
      @CrazySuperJEBUS 9 лет назад +2

      Yeah, not while learning from this guy..
      Check out someone like Ken Tamplin! He can teach you how to belt those high notes for rock and metal.

    • @layZteeeen
      @layZteeeen 8 лет назад

      +Matt James ok mate. i just came back to this video to find your comment and thank you for introducing me to ken. seriously, best thing that has happened in a while. so thank you!

    • @CrazySuperJEBUS
      @CrazySuperJEBUS 8 лет назад +1

      Ayyye that's awesome! He's really great! Good luck!!

  • @ahmed38247
    @ahmed38247 4 года назад +3

    Its weird bcoz i can go high but anything above a d#5 switches to whistle register, is it normal?

  • @kindayounggiftedandblack13
    @kindayounggiftedandblack13 6 лет назад

    You are a fantastic Voice Coach and Teacher. And what you say hear about allowing your brain to tell your vocal cords what to do is spot on correct. For the longest time I could not figure out why I could hear a lot of the right notes in my mind but they never came out right when I actually sang them. This coaching lesson helped me to finally solve the problem and I cannot thank you enough for posting your amazing lessons for the world to see and learn by.

  • @mermaidAria67742
    @mermaidAria67742 8 лет назад +4

    For all that know the phantom of the opera, I can sing to the extent of the highest note Christine sings during the song "phantom of the opera" but it sounds strained and shaky. I've been practicing but need some more tips.

    • @aaljustaal1890
      @aaljustaal1890 4 года назад

      It's been 4 years, how has your progress been?

  • @RobbinMed2B
    @RobbinMed2B 10 лет назад +22

    I'm a guy that kind of wanna be able to sing in the same high pitched note that many female singers do. But, I have a really hard time finding my mixed voice, I have a kind of high head note at E4 but cant get my chest voice to match it so i can't create a mixed voiced at the same vocal range as i want too. Any tips how i can increase my chest voice?

    • @kbg12ila
      @kbg12ila 10 лет назад +1

      I am exaexactly the same!!!!

    • @AjaNile
      @AjaNile 10 лет назад

      E4 is very high for chest voice. It's dangerous...

    • @nischalprajapati8029
      @nischalprajapati8029 10 лет назад

      anyone interested in
      learn how to sing book look at *Awsomic Singing Coach* (singingcoach.awsomic.com)? my m8 recommended it incredible

    • @najsbajsmedmajs
      @najsbajsmedmajs 10 лет назад +11

      Aja Nile No it's not very high for chest voice

    • @jessechen4971
      @jessechen4971 10 лет назад

      Baba Wethu i think they're talking about high E, or the E 2 octaves above middle C.

  • @animeash
    @animeash 10 лет назад +5

    Will this also help resolve pitch issues and can this help you project your voice better?

  • @shawnshives3019
    @shawnshives3019 5 лет назад

    AnyOne needing to improve vocals I suggest you do this exercise often , because he is correct in what he's saying it will In fact correct your range of vocals .

  • @peytonwhite3665
    @peytonwhite3665 4 года назад

    this will definetely take time, but thanks so much for the help. Ive been practicing like this for 8months and my vocal range went from A2 - G#4 - A5 all the way to D2 - F#5 - E6! the difference is shocking, and ill spend the rest of my life improving over control and form

  • @HighVibesOnly3x3x3
    @HighVibesOnly3x3x3 8 лет назад +10

    lol, helicopter, he is very knowledgeable. I like him

  • @Collinzmusic
    @Collinzmusic 9 лет назад +11

    When he gets into his funny/laughing mode he reminds me of Eddie Murphy :') helpful video though :)

  • @dossube
    @dossube 5 лет назад

    I was watching on my phone standing but as he goes in the science and the physiology of the vocal chords vs brain, very fascinating stuff I sat down without even realizing it. WOW

  • @jujuandjesus
    @jujuandjesus 10 лет назад +2

    Excellent. How nice of you to share this.

  • @rocachick860
    @rocachick860 8 лет назад +37

    Lol that awkward moment when he interrupts himself talking to lip trill. Did anyone else notice? 😄 3:52

  • @BOSS-pl5uk
    @BOSS-pl5uk 8 лет назад +5

    thanks

  • @davehernandez4177
    @davehernandez4177 Год назад

    Great advice, great video. I like how you just get to the point. No fluff. Just teaching. Thank you.

  • @mattvelbien6474
    @mattvelbien6474 11 лет назад +2

    you sir are a very smart man! thank you for this

  • @sunder9363
    @sunder9363 7 лет назад +3

    Question: What if this exercise didn't allow me to go any higher?

  • @MaThewsK8hardrock
    @MaThewsK8hardrock 10 лет назад +9

    Danny Glover!!! hahahaha

  • @mukundamoon
    @mukundamoon 9 лет назад

    Thanks for reminding me about trills Roger Burnley! You really broke it down so well about why trills work & are so good for our vocals. Iʻm back to Trillinʻ!

  • @Boxxxxxxxxx
    @Boxxxxxxxxx 7 лет назад +2

    Great explanation. I will practice this for some time and examine it for myself. I will let anyone who wants to know the results on whether or not it has improved my range.

    • @sampathgk6711
      @sampathgk6711 2 года назад

      Hey.. Your vocal range Increased?

  • @puszkinz
    @puszkinz 10 лет назад +255

    turn off printer

    • @1liltom
      @1liltom 10 лет назад +13

      i was thinking that too haha it kept gettting my attention

    • @nischalprajapati8029
      @nischalprajapati8029 10 лет назад +2

      anyone interested in
      learn how to sing dvd look at *Awsomic Singing Coach* (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? our work buddy recommended it super

    • @anchamp3514
      @anchamp3514 6 лет назад +21

      Ummm. . .do you guys mean the printer in the background? ...FOCUS guys- it didn't bother me at all. . .excellent teacher good pointers! Thank you!

    • @a.f.9213
      @a.f.9213 5 лет назад +15

      Turn on concentration!

    • @robertoafernandezr7776
      @robertoafernandezr7776 5 лет назад +4

      Want to learn how to turn off the printer?

  • @lanabanana106
    @lanabanana106 8 лет назад +5

    wow i just notice that i used to be a singer

  • @juliebholah123
    @juliebholah123 9 лет назад +1

    Thank you, it helped me to understand the science behind the lip trills and was very encouraging to watch your lesson.

  • @TBleader
    @TBleader 5 лет назад

    Thank you for taking the time to explain something so simple but so unknown.

  • @SawyerKnight
    @SawyerKnight 9 лет назад +88

    i clicked on this because looking at the thumbnail, i thought it was Danny Glover teaching us...

    • @rossharrison17
      @rossharrison17 8 лет назад +3

      LOOOL!!!

    • @D_Light54
      @D_Light54 5 лет назад +1

      He does favor Danny Glover. I thought that when i saw the thumbnail of this video.

    • @crazysingingchick
      @crazysingingchick 5 лет назад +3

      Someone else said OJ Simpson, but I see Danny Glover more.

    • @jenniferpollard2732
      @jenniferpollard2732 5 лет назад +1

      I don't see OJ to any degree whatsoever.

    • @crazysingingchick
      @crazysingingchick 5 лет назад

      Jennifer Pollard I really don’t either.

  • @Dzzy123
    @Dzzy123 9 лет назад +29

    Just beginning to take singing seriously. Is it possible for someone to learn to do almost every range with practice?

    • @datboi_gee
      @datboi_gee 9 лет назад +13

      Within minor limitations, yes. You'll have natural restrictions as to how high or low you can train your chest voice, for example, but then you've got a variety of other vocal registers that can hit notes beyond the limitations of one register. But yes, there is plenty of variety and a surprising amount of depth to what the human body and voice can accomplish.

    • @TheProxy2
      @TheProxy2 9 лет назад +2

      Gerald Wiseman i can reach very low voice like b1 but i can reach pretty high one like g4. Is that normal?

    • @datboi_gee
      @datboi_gee 9 лет назад +2

      Assuming you're not incuding pure head voice or falsetto, I would assume so. I'm not the most experienced vocalist but here's what I do know: a male with a baritone voice is often able to feign the tone of their chest voice all the way into the tenor range. This would mean that, if you are in fact a baritone, you've already got the capacity to easily hit a low note in the bass range while also being able to stretch up past the comfort zone for that particular vocal type. I've been informed that it's something that all people within that vocal range can do, but the fourth octave (and the development of the mixed vocal tone) comes easier to some more than others. It's definitely within the realm of possibility that you're naturally gifted. Alternatively, if you're switching to falsetto up into the 4th octave, that's totally normal aswell.

    • @TheProxy2
      @TheProxy2 9 лет назад +1

      Gerald Wiseman i dont actually know the difference between mixed and head voice but yeah, i can still reach g4 without falsetto. And because im a bass in my acapella group i always sing low so i can reach all the way to b1. Or even a1 if lucky. Im just wondering, if i can somehow train to sing like a tenor haha

    • @datboi_gee
      @datboi_gee 9 лет назад +2

      You definitely can! There are a variety of instructors online, and the best (free) vocal coach (in my opinion) has a RUclips channel called New York Vocal Coaching. The man has well over 100 topics covered (and each vid is less than 5 minutes) for free and always includes a strength building exercise. I'd suggest starting by looking at the explanation of the mix voice as that will be what opens up your vocal range and tones the most. Good luck to you mate.

  • @paulycook8983
    @paulycook8983 11 лет назад +1

    You are a great teacher,thanks for the videos!

  • @biphon6571
    @biphon6571 10 лет назад

    I would like say about the function of the vocal folds: They are not working like strings of other instruments. When we sing higher they get thinner and longer because of the activity of the cricothyroid muscles. That's why we have to allow the vocal folds gradually relax more and more, so they are able to stretch longer to get higher pitches.
    This knowledge you can find in every book of the vocal physiology and videos taken from singers' larynx. :)

  • @wazif1786
    @wazif1786 8 лет назад +3

    trying to do the high note from bohemian

    • @sunder9363
      @sunder9363 7 лет назад +2

      Good luck with that lol

  • @TheBrightLow
    @TheBrightLow 10 лет назад +9

    I can never do the lip thing. THey do it for a few seconds and can never complete.

    • @galaxyariana2359
      @galaxyariana2359 6 лет назад

      Memphis. Methods Same.

    • @fsnow55
      @fsnow55 5 лет назад

      wetting lips first makes it easier

    • @nicolapanan3414
      @nicolapanan3414 5 лет назад

      Push the two corners of ur lips in with ur fingers while doing the thrills.

    • @tomorrowagain
      @tomorrowagain 5 лет назад +1

      Nicola Panan thank you!

    • @hunterallred27
      @hunterallred27 5 лет назад

      SAME!!! I tried doing it but its more like spitting lol

  • @FlamesAt1000ft
    @FlamesAt1000ft 6 лет назад

    👏🏾A+...on how to get folks to sing naturally. I hope more people come to find that this IS one of the best ways to gain understanding of how the voice works and what one must do to achieve vocal quality in singing!
    I'm an 🇺🇸teaching in 🇯🇵many many years with the technique and it has done wonders for their artists in confidence and ability as singers!
    So listen to this teacher!..follow him and he will get you there!...👍🏾✨🎤🎶

  • @Christian_Girl120
    @Christian_Girl120 4 года назад

    I haven't sung for quite a long time. I am 54 and am trying not to damage my voice. The power is still there, but I'm cracking a little because I have asthma. This is very helpful.

  • @3b0o0dblacksecretes
    @3b0o0dblacksecretes 10 лет назад +5

    i'm a guy 17 years old and i have 5 octave vocal range when i sing in whistle register some very high notes like F7,G7..... sometimes i sing them easily and pure , sometimes i sing them hardly and unclear , i don't know why if you have the answer of how can i always sing them easily and pure please let me know

    • @joelgarcia3907
      @joelgarcia3907 10 лет назад

      are you singing your mid and higher notes like E5 (most divas love this note) in a heavier mix or lighter falsetto or head? If you do full mix and head, your whistle and falsetto will not always come because you already connected your register. Once they are connected, it becomes a more conscious effort to break your voice into a whistle. I belt and mix up to B6 and I let go of my G7 because it's not as useful as it is more show than an emotional tool. (sorry I don't have any belting songs posted. I dont like to post my real work yet :).

    • @DiegoMaradona36
      @DiegoMaradona36 10 лет назад

      if you want to discover about
      tips on how to sing like a pro take a look at *Awsomic Singing Coach* (just google it)? my m8 told me about it decent

    • @randytucker5208
      @randytucker5208 5 лет назад +3

      If I were at G7 I would count my blessings...lol

    • @bccoregon
      @bccoregon 5 лет назад +1

      To be consistent, you've got to eliminate dairy products and foods with modified corn starch. These foods will cause a thicker mucous that messes up your singing. This used to be common knowledge amongst pro singers. Try it, and you will be a believer.

  • @kimminju4105
    @kimminju4105 4 года назад +4

    How minutes or many times should i lip trill

    • @Leon-xp2zb
      @Leon-xp2zb 4 года назад

      Kim Minju 5-10 minutes everyday should be enough. after that practice other things like breathings and stuff. But if youre not lazy you can always go for it longer ;)

  • @X4Darko
    @X4Darko 3 года назад

    i remember seeing this video when i was 6... im 14 now, and i preform at my schools pepe rallys Thanks roger

  • @liv4983
    @liv4983 5 лет назад +2

    I have hit E6...but like it was...a tiny scream/squeak the highest note I can hold is A5

  • @susanshea4679
    @susanshea4679 8 лет назад +3

    thanks for this! i appreciate it!

  • @KaBoomChannel
    @KaBoomChannel 9 лет назад +3

    Re: Sarah hall11 hours ago
    " I would try, but it would be odd to be doing this in the middle of the living room with everyone in it."
    Get them to participate as well, that's what I did. No matter how bad they sound, then it won't seem so weird, but I know what you are talking about, it's a weird wall you have to break down but once you do then it seems biz as usual. BTW how come you don't allow replies to your messages?

  • @veronicagray3486
    @veronicagray3486 5 лет назад

    THANK YOU been looking for a way to improve my range for years

  • @lisetteelbers365
    @lisetteelbers365 5 лет назад

    Thank You for sharing these exercises! And the idea of 'allowing' your voice to sing high notes!!