How to Sing Stronger and Louder: A 3-Part Glottal Compression Exercise
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Ever wonder how some singers are able to sing with such clear, strong tones? In this lesson, I discuss glottal compression and give you a 3-part exercise that will help you improve your glottal compression and create a clearer, stronger vocal tone.
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Thank you for your incredible content. You are one of the few people who actually explain in a very simplified way, yet with a scientific background behind each point. I'm 25 years old, and i almost gave up on my voice, and said that there is no way that it can be developed, then i found your videos, and i saw the difference from the get go. God bless you. Keep up the great job 😁❤.
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! I'm so glad that I've been able to be of help to you in some small way.
This tutorial is so spot on. You absolutely must develop this skill, especially if you want to sing with power.
4:19 exercise mm, 5:45 add continuity glottal compression, 7:06 add vowel aaa
You're so in depth about everything and I absolutely love that, I clearly understand everything you're saying and I appreciate that, some tutorials i've taken in the past ended up making me feel like I was worse but I got better forcing myself, I don't want to strain my voice anymore because it hurts and the damage can be very uncomfortable even with speaking.
Thank you for this amazing tutorial! You have yourself a new subscriber!!!! :)
I'm not really into music, but there is something about you that keeps me watching your videos, obviously the quality has improved, and what i really admire about you is that you never gave up, and your positive attitude. This gives me hope that is not to late to start a you tube channel . Again thank you for the effort that you put in , it is indeed worth it !
Awww! Thank you so much. You've just made my day.
Very good 👍
Your lessons are pure gold ! We are so blessed to receive these lessons for free ! Thank you
Awww. Thank you so much. I appreciate that.
Thank you! I’ll start doing it tomorrow!
Thank you so much for this
Best lesson on the topic I have seen
You are one of the best teachers in the world.
Thank you for your time.
This is exactly what I was looking for !
Just what I was looking for. Your vids are always so well explained. Thank you.
Wonderful exercise, and clearest explanation of compression ever! Thank you!
Wow... it works!! Thank you!
woah! thank you so much! i'd been struggling with endurance and consistency, hopefully this will help :D.
Thank you so much for the insight Karyn! its always a joy to see a new video from you. :)
You're welcome.
Thanks so much for this video Karyn, I thoroughly enjoyed it 😊 great exercises too!! Definitely challenging!
That was super helpful. I watched it a long time ago but it makes more sense following my lesson!
Thank you, Chris!
3:05 So Minecraft Villagers are taking the easy route to singing.
This exercise was brilliant. I think it improved my singing in a radical and noticeable way in ten minutes. My voice was pretty airy (like my speech) and now I sing with greater power and less effort. I'm blown away. Thankyou!
I had a couple of questions:
1. I felt like the muscles holding the folds together began to feel a bit tired after about 4-5 songs. Is this a sign of over work or a sign that the muscles need to be trained for endurance?
2. After about 4-5 songs I feel a greater mucus build up in the cords which impacts singing and wondered if this was a sign of doing it wrong
3. Finally, when I have cord closure I can feel pressure in my body - the same kind as if I took a deep breath and keeping my mouth open let my breathing muscles relax so that air would escape but for total cord closure. Is that the sensation I should be looking for?
You are so smart and knowledgeable on Voice pedagogy!! (Hope I spelled it correctly... 😃) Please keep making these kind of Videos and I can see not only us improving in the mastery of singing but also your Channel Growing BIG!! It will happen I know it~ There are sooo many great Videos on Vocal training but yours have a much different approach, feel & confidence!! Can't wait what you have for us next!! Maybe a type of series? From complete beginner to advanced with full exercises also~ Like ten minutes of scales etc~~ Just saying... All the best, Alexandros from the Island of Cyprus. 😉😘😀
Thank you for the lovely comment and the suggestions!
This is great thankyou so much. I have been looking for a simple exercise to practice this technique for ages. I've heard it described as holding breath while continuing to sing but that doesn't really work for me because I don't understand how you can hold your breath and still create sound - there must be some air escaping surely?
The only thing I need to clarify is you describe the difference between creating the sound at the throat - I think I can hear the difference but sometimes it's hard on RUclips to hear subtle differences. I want to make sure I'm not practicing bad habits
Thank you for this information. I am currently working toward more vocal cord closure. I use Gees, gugs, bups, mums, and working on vowels for this. Also straw work. Would you recommend that I add these excersises too?
i love your videos. So musch knowledge! Thank you!!
I have a question. Do we feel the buzz also in the high notes?
hi karyn! great video. i really enjoy all of your information--explanations are so easy to understand. thank you for all the time and thought that you put into your presentations! Oh, by the way, were those elephant earrings that you had on? they look lovely! i'm an earring junkie!
Thank you so much. And yes, they were elephant earrings! I love elephants.
Very nice... helpful... please help us in developing falsetto
This us very helpful ty!!!
Wonderful as ever dear Karyn
Thank you, Michelle! I hope you're well. Happy Holidays, too.
Thank you very much for your content! I'd like to request a video about vocal modes, acoustic and physiological classification because all this terminology is very confusing haha
That's certainly doable! In the meantime, I do have a video on basic vocal terminology: ruclips.net/video/UMeRUBpvfB8/видео.html and several videos on vocal acoustics and acoustical registration: ruclips.net/video/bF_FA0l1jvw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/m6yjJKfLM9I/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/dxttfvX-FRs/видео.html Let me know how you do with these.
An excellent video Karyn. can I ask though, what is the difference between adduction and compression? Is there any? All that being said, I am still not sure I would have been able to do this or understand this correctly if I had not been having voice lessons. Everything is so subtle with the voice. But you have certainly made an excellent "attempt" and probably its just me. But also at this point, if I weren't settled in with my own teacher, i'd be keen to try lessons with you.
Adduction and compression are the same.
Can the vocal folds be irritated by too much air pressure?
Thanks, listening to your explanations is a pleasure :)
Absolutely
Great exercises 😊
Thank you. I'm happy to hear that you like them.
Hi Karyn, great exercise. Would you comment on how breath support figures into this type of exercise? Does the compression automatically adjust it or is it still a conscious factor? Hope my question makes sense! Thanks!
Very good technique but can you pls also explain the level of support required to achieve this compression
You will feel that as you practise. It's muscle memory, and only work can achieve it. It can't be described any better that she's done it here.
2:15 for if you’ve already seen the intro
Hi maam!! How do i practice lateral expansion? And should my upper belly expand when i breathe?
Bit late to let you know but she has a fantastic series on breath support on her channel's home page
Day 1
Hey I have a question about where the voice is placed. In your video about the vocal break you mentioned placing the voice right between the nose and upper lip for that particular exercise. I notice when I speak there I have really good closure and control but it’s nasal and I can only make it not nasally by placing the voice more in the mouth. Maybe I just need more practice but my question is where should the voice be placed exactly?
Is this helpful for phonatory gap?
Yes.
I just want to be able to sing correctly