Find songs to rehearse in your chest voice range. Record yourself too. When I sing in head voice, the placement is totally different than chest. In chest, I have to sing from my mask.
was a soprano in middle school choir up until the end of my high school, got so used to my head voice, i had forgotten i had a chest voice. This was very helpful, thank you so much.
Out of all the videos I watched she explains chest voice well and what you need to do, and then she has key words that helps me more I really appreciate that❤
I was at a quite famous childs choir some years, singing in soprano... I always (at least for the last 25 years) wondered why my voice was always jumping automatically into head voice, which is way higher than my speaking voice. Your comment about that this happens when you sang in a choir was mind blowing. Thanks for that
I’m not in choir, but I have a Disney princess voice and I’m in theatre. my chest voice is legit so bad, and my dad keeps telling me to sing in my real voice like wtf is that 😭😭😭
I won't say I'm a beginner as i started sing almost a year ago but today i actually gotta know what a chest voice is and i hope to cover up this. Thank you so much for this video ❣️ It was great
Thank you so much for posting such a high quality basic lesson. I can easily tell that this exercise will greatly advance my current goal of developing enough power for an easy sustain of phrasing. The interesting thing I noticed from this exercise is that it's easier to practice a natural projection in head voice range, than in chest voice range, so this lesson is especially valuable. Us financially incapacitated people are truly grateful. One day I hope to be able to actually purchase singing lessons. Thank you again.
Wow!! Thank you Fraya I sing at a church but never knew that I had always sang with head voice and it was so difficult to recognize chest voice, now I know the difference thank you sooo much!!
I'm also part of the "only sings in headvoice" gang. Well, actually according to my ENT doctor, I SPEAK in headvoice. I didn't know, I was trying hard to learn sing in head voice because I thought this was me singing in chest voice. Because this is my regular voice and people's regular voice is chest voice. And I believed headvoice meant that I should literally hear it in my head ! But then the doctor broke the news to me : "Surprise ! You're doing it naturally. You don't have to learn to sing high." I can't even speak in chest voice goddamnit. This is so frustrating ! I only managed to sing in chest voice once by accident. And after that I never found how to do it again. I've been searching for advices on internet but most people talk only about learning headvoice. How can I properly sing without knowing the basis ? Thank you for making this video. I goddamn hope I'll learn how to chest voice one day.
My first voice teacher when I was 13 only taught my to sing in head voice and I always wondered why I had to warm up before I could sing. I have never sung like this before and it was so much fun!
My lower register has always been my problem. I've been classifed as a lyric tenor. People can hardly hear my low notes. Although I have a pretty nice head voice according to my late voice teacher, I need to work on my lower register.
This was very helpful. I'm a beginner and am just figuring out how important it is for me to understand the physical mechanics behind how to create each sound and structure. I found your video very helpful, thank you 😊
Your videos have been helping me for years, thank you for all your help. I realize for a lot of exercises I do with female teachers I automatically go an octave lower to make it easier for my voice but I naturally start doing this when working on songs too, any tips for someone who sings the proper note but always an octave lower (for example if the note is C5 B4 A4 Ill sing C4 B3 A3)
Hi Tony, I commented on a warm-up video of her from seven years ago... she gives us great exercises, but always on soprano key, does't use to say where do male voices sing. For me, and I'm a tenor, the same sensation she has on her exercises, I get by singing majos sixth lower. For example, if she relaxes vocalizing starting on A (right under the central C of the 88 tiles piano), for me the same sensation will come if I sing starting in the C below that A note of her. One octave down works to practice with the videos, but I memorize the exercises and play the vocalizings on my guitar in the proper key to me. So, try making a major sixth lower than her, for me it works.
Btw, usually male singing teachers point "boys sing here... but girls sing here". I miss this orientation, sometimes, from videos of female teachers I've seen.
I am training for opera. I just couldn't find a teacher to teach me chest voice. I naturally speak on A3. My chest breaks every note up, mostly on D4, E4. I must put the chest in my middle register.
It was very difficult in starting to recognise my chest voice but when I just go to hello hello hello how are u I recognise my chest voice thanks a lot ♥️♥️♥️
I needed this. I knew I always sung in head voice (started as an Alto but was a full time soprano most of my life). I was frustrated today by my private vocal lesson
I don’t know why but now whenever I use chest voice especially at a really low octave I run out of breath and my chest feels congested like when I have a chest infection.any advice
I've been singing before I could talk ( my parents played so much good soul, r&b ) my natural speaking voice is a head voice. I hate to hear myself speak. N im black. I've picked up on it years ago, and I'm good at imitating and impersonating, so I have to have a thought of the sound in my HEAD, then I can chest it. I've been doin this for years. Your exercises showed me how to technically do what I've been doin for years
Excellent, I think I learned the basics all wrong by starting off in my teens with punk and metal music. Now in my 30s I'm trying to sing country and its hard to break old habits. Do you do private voice lessons?
My chest voice sounds so differnet from my head voice . My head voice is very soft and my chest voice is very idk.... direct ?its hard to make a nice transition between them
I am a boy and I have been singing classical music(something like opera) for a year as a contro-tenor and the problem is my habit of singing in head voice is hard to resist :(
I've been sick for years and just today when I was doing my angry singing, I can't yell when I'm mad but the frustration needs to get out so I usually sing in soprano about the stuff that's busting my tits and while singing about the half rotten tomatoes I've accidentally bought, I thought "oh hello miss loud voice that's echoing through the entire house, long time no see" and immediately tried to see where my chest voice is at.... I hate how I immediately switch to head voice when it gets too difficult. I don't get it, my speaking voice is rather deep, but my singing voice is high pitched and my chest voice must be somewhere in the middle.
I have a really high pitched voice and it’s really bad to the point where my voice hurts others ears. I also have a chance at getting a role I want in a play but I have such a high register that My director doesn’t want to give it to me because I sound to young.
I can tell you’re speaking in head/mixed, when I speak in full chest I sound slightly like a dude. When singing, I sound exactly like a man. When I speak in my more mixed (natural speaking voice) voice I sound like a slightly deep voiced female, and when I speak in head voice (customer service) I sound super cute and bubbly. I highly doubt you feel chest vibration from speaking that way. I get that women tend to speak from near head voice naturally, and men tend to speak more near chest voice so it’s not normal for us nor easy, but I feel misinformation isn’t helpful. This is why I learned proper chest voice techniques from men. It’s dramatically improved my singing too
this is a very interesting comment, I feel like my speaking voice is stuck annoyingly in the gap between chest and head so it gets kind of crackly and annoying and thin sounding and sometimes strains my voice. You put that into words nicely. I also feel like it's difficult to drop into my chest voice overall because it doesn't sound "ladylike" enough if that makes sense. Somewhere deep down I don't want to sound too assertive I'm gonna take your advice
An important reminder : " If you are not a beginner, it's important to come back to the basics. " Thank you!
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I sang so much in my head voice, I didn't know I had a chest voice.
Same because I did head voice for three years in choir and it always felt like there was something more, and now I only sing in chest voice 😂
Izzy&Lilly this is what happened to me, i always sang in head voice in my 1 year of choir and now im trying to get better with my chest voice
sameeeeee
Me too, I know I have a chest voice but somehow I can't sing without using head voice... sometimes my head hurts cause of that
Same,now im stuggling on how to sing my chest voice
When I shout or yell to my brother accidentally: *Perfect high chest voice*
When I try to sing high notes with my chest voice: *Dying rat noises*
Ahahaha, that's so me yelling at my teens vs trying to just sing in chest voice 😂😂😂😂
Exercise Timestamps
3:34 - Ma ma ma
4:48, 6:17 - variation
8:03 - hello, how are you
4:08
In Chest-Voice I'm a beginner, in Head-Voice I'm a pro... This is frustrating! I'm looking for a coach that can help me!
What would u suggest for head voice beginners?
me too!! have you improved since then? i’m feeling discouraged :/
Find songs to rehearse in your chest voice range. Record yourself too. When I sing in head voice, the placement is totally different than chest. In chest, I have to sing from my mask.
Same 😭
True
was a soprano in middle school choir up until the end of my high school, got so used to my head voice, i had forgotten i had a chest voice. This was very helpful, thank you so much.
Thanks!
Out of all the videos I watched she explains chest voice well and what you need to do, and then she has key words that helps me more I really appreciate that❤
I didn’t know I never sang in chest voice until recently. This video is so helpful. Thanks!
I was at a quite famous childs choir some years, singing in soprano... I always (at least for the last 25 years) wondered why my voice was always jumping automatically into head voice, which is way higher than my speaking voice.
Your comment about that this happens when you sang in a choir was mind blowing. Thanks for that
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Sometimes I am just in awe what few minutes of video can do !!!
3:34 just a timestamp for myself
She must've been stalking me or something because this is so me!! Sang soprano in high school choir and chest voice is just nonexistent 😭
I feel like that's just most sopranos 😆
Me too🥲. My choir teacher said I’m excellent with my head but my chest is
I’m not in choir, but I have a Disney princess voice and I’m in theatre. my chest voice is legit so bad, and my dad keeps telling me to sing in my real voice like wtf is that 😭😭😭
Ok
I was an alto but after taking voice lessons, studying theater songs, my chest voice suffered. 😅
I won't say I'm a beginner as i started sing almost a year ago but today i actually gotta know what a chest voice is and i hope to cover up this.
Thank you so much for this video ❣️
It was great
Always good to come back to the basics , counter tenor in training, thank you
3:30 ma ma mi mo mu
8:00 hello hello hello how are u
Thank you so much for posting such a high quality basic lesson. I can easily tell that this exercise will greatly advance my current goal of developing enough power for an easy sustain of phrasing. The interesting thing I noticed from this exercise is that it's easier to practice a natural projection in head voice range, than in chest voice range, so this lesson is especially valuable. Us financially incapacitated people are truly grateful. One day I hope to be able to actually purchase singing lessons. Thank you again.
Wow!! Thank you Fraya I sing at a church but never knew that I had always sang with head voice and it was so difficult to recognize chest voice, now I know the difference thank you sooo much!!
Who's following what she's doing 😊🙋
@@thefreyacaseymusic yes iam
Amazing!! Thank you so much for singing the exercises along with us cause it really helps ☺️
I'm also part of the "only sings in headvoice" gang. Well, actually according to my ENT doctor, I SPEAK in headvoice. I didn't know, I was trying hard to learn sing in head voice because I thought this was me singing in chest voice. Because this is my regular voice and people's regular voice is chest voice. And I believed headvoice meant that I should literally hear it in my head ! But then the doctor broke the news to me : "Surprise ! You're doing it naturally. You don't have to learn to sing high."
I can't even speak in chest voice goddamnit. This is so frustrating ! I only managed to sing in chest voice once by accident. And after that I never found how to do it again. I've been searching for advices on internet but most people talk only about learning headvoice. How can I properly sing without knowing the basis ?
Thank you for making this video. I goddamn hope I'll learn how to chest voice one day.
My first voice teacher when I was 13 only taught my to sing in head voice and I always wondered why I had to warm up before I could sing. I have never sung like this before and it was so much fun!
your personality is so wonderfulll
My lower register has always been my problem. I've been classifed as a lyric tenor. People can hardly hear my low notes. Although I have a pretty nice head voice according to my late voice teacher, I need to work on my lower register.
This was very helpful. I'm a beginner and am just figuring out how important it is for me to understand the physical mechanics behind how to create each sound and structure. I found your video very helpful, thank you 😊
This went just excellent! My chest voice came alive!
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Oh my you're a great teacher, I found it, in that last hello how are you I realized I could be a bit more than a beginner. I'm your fan.
Wow exactly what I needed....
Freya Casey is the lady😊 your tutorials amaze me❤️
Thanks for the explanation and practice❤ this is very helpful
She's good she'll be the perfect vocal coach
I really need this I thought about it and this video came up
Freya Casey it is okay I am acwward af
Thank you! Just what I asked for when you polled us a couple of months back.
Thanks so much, this really helps ❤
Your videos have been helping me for years, thank you for all your help. I realize for a lot of exercises I do with female teachers I automatically go an octave lower to make it easier for my voice but I naturally start doing this when working on songs too, any tips for someone who sings the proper note but always an octave lower (for example if the note is C5 B4 A4 Ill sing C4 B3 A3)
Hi Tony, I commented on a warm-up video of her from seven years ago... she gives us great exercises, but always on soprano key, does't use to say where do male voices sing. For me, and I'm a tenor, the same sensation she has on her exercises, I get by singing majos sixth lower. For example, if she relaxes vocalizing starting on A (right under the central C of the 88 tiles piano), for me the same sensation will come if I sing starting in the C below that A note of her. One octave down works to practice with the videos, but I memorize the exercises and play the vocalizings on my guitar in the proper key to me. So, try making a major sixth lower than her, for me it works.
Btw, usually male singing teachers point "boys sing here... but girls sing here". I miss this orientation, sometimes, from videos of female teachers I've seen.
legit yes, i sang in a choir for so long that it just goes to head voice automatically
I am training for opera. I just couldn't find a teacher to teach me chest voice. I naturally speak on A3. My chest breaks every note up, mostly on D4, E4. I must put the chest in my middle register.
I am a beginner. I like this exercice
It cuts off completely at D4, D#4 thank you, I never even understood or knew my chest voice ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
very nice little exercise to go along with
You talk very clearly
So helpful! Thank you so much .
Thank u ma'am, thou am not a beginner but coming back to basic I realise I need it thank u ma
It was very difficult in starting to recognise my chest voice but when I just go to hello hello hello how are u I recognise my chest voice thanks a lot ♥️♥️♥️
I needed this. I knew I always sung in head voice (started as an Alto but was a full time soprano most of my life). I was frustrated today by my private vocal lesson
08:05 "It's so typical of me to talk about myself, I'm sorry"
Only people with taste will understand.😌
Its really work
Thanks a lot mam
play the video and press repeatedly this time mark while it plays: 0:36
pew pew pew pew pew🔫
Thanks for this video and all others thankyou so much h have no idea how you made my voice better and awesome you seriously deserve so much
Thank you this has helped me a lot
Hello Freya! This is really helpful. Thank you so much!!!
I don’t know why but now whenever I use chest voice especially at a really low octave I run out of breath and my chest feels congested like when I have a chest infection.any advice
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@@victorma9355 lol
I love Freya Casey
My favorite tutorial channel...
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
Thank you for your exercises. It helped a lot.
Great exercise. Thanks.
Great video really helped me thanks !
Thanks ♥️🙏
Thank you. I'll try it.
I practiced in all voice in my 10year practice and now I found the best is chest voice
I've been singing before I could talk ( my parents played so much good soul, r&b ) my natural speaking voice is a head voice. I hate to hear myself speak. N im black. I've picked up on it years ago, and I'm good at imitating and impersonating, so I have to have a thought of the sound in my HEAD, then I can chest it. I've been doin this for years. Your exercises showed me how to technically do what I've been doin for years
I need a coach like you mam.
You have to be alone at home...
That's a big problem:")
But, actually, thank you a lot for such video☺️
Does the vibration of the voice in the chest come from the rib cage area?
Hope still any practice chest voice again like this.
Love ❤️ from asia
I sound raspy every time I use my chest voice I normally always sing in my head voice . So idk what to do
Jesus loves you ❤
Hello Ma'am, I cannot understand the notes that you are playing in the exercise
Excellent, I think I learned the basics all wrong by starting off in my teens with punk and metal music. Now in my 30s I'm trying to sing country and its hard to break old habits. Do you do private voice lessons?
Great ❤️❤️
I don't really have problems getting to my chest voice, but I can't not sing nasally
can the use of the chest voice be thinned when the singing is a bit high?
GREAT VIDEO!!! Any tips on singing chest voice quietly? thx XD
What if my speaking voice is actually a head voice too?
0:35
Lmao 🤭😂😂
chest voice is best and bold
Thx❤️
Please react to Dimash, Ogni Pietra ,Arnau concert. Saludos desde Argentina
I'm a 13 years old boy who grew up in church I know a lot about all the registers
Hi! What is the chord progression you're playing in this exercise? -Rebecca
It sounds like I-iii.
My chest voice sounds so differnet from my head voice . My head voice is very soft and my chest voice is very idk.... direct ?its hard to make a nice transition between them
how do you find what your range is this does not really explain how to tell when i have switched from chest to head voice how do i tell?
I am a boy and I have been singing classical music(something like opera) for a year as a contro-tenor and the problem is my habit of singing in head voice is hard to resist :(
This confuse me as I can hear loads of mix in Freya's voice not all chest or is it just me? Maybe it's. Is her voice is so light
Hi, when i say hello, do i need to slowly exhale at the same time? Great teaching here.. new subs 🙏💕
I've been sick for years and just today when I was doing my angry singing, I can't yell when I'm mad but the frustration needs to get out so I usually sing in soprano about the stuff that's busting my tits and while singing about the half rotten tomatoes I've accidentally bought, I thought "oh hello miss loud voice that's echoing through the entire house, long time no see" and immediately tried to see where my chest voice is at.... I hate how I immediately switch to head voice when it gets too difficult. I don't get it, my speaking voice is rather deep, but my singing voice is high pitched and my chest voice must be somewhere in the middle.
Im a alto i never use head tonei need tp learn chest voices
I know my voice can do so many Nd I want to use it properly.
I even speak in head voice
I have a really high pitched voice and it’s really bad to the point where my voice hurts others ears. I also have a chance at getting a role I want in a play but I have such a high register that My director doesn’t want to give it to me because I sound to young.
I turned into Stevie Griffin saying "mama"
I can tell you’re speaking in head/mixed, when I speak in full chest I sound slightly like a dude. When singing, I sound exactly like a man.
When I speak in my more mixed (natural speaking voice) voice I sound like a slightly deep voiced female, and when I speak in head voice (customer service) I sound super cute and bubbly.
I highly doubt you feel chest vibration from speaking that way. I get that women tend to speak from near head voice naturally, and men tend to speak more near chest voice so it’s not normal for us nor easy, but I feel misinformation isn’t helpful.
This is why I learned proper chest voice techniques from men. It’s dramatically improved my singing too
this is a very interesting comment, I feel like my speaking voice is stuck annoyingly in the gap between chest and head so it gets kind of crackly and annoying and thin sounding and sometimes strains my voice. You put that into words nicely.
I also feel like it's difficult to drop into my chest voice overall because it doesn't sound "ladylike" enough if that makes sense. Somewhere deep down I don't want to sound too assertive
I'm gonna take your advice
why edit 4:38?
I somehow shift to either nasal or head 😢😅
Surely its working out I just tried it here ...
My chest voice is basically non existent. I can hit middle C and B but barely below that haha.
5:30
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