I've struggled to sing with the lower end of my range for years. I don't sing in tune down there and it just doesn't sound good. This video was like an instant fix! Seriously! I watched this earlier today, I practiced with some of these techniques and then I just recorded myself. I was so excited because my problems with the low notes are fixed. Thanks Victoria!
I am a dramatic baritone who has to sing bass 2 in a choir. Your lessons helped especially the reminder to keep the embouchure small while maintaining the ring with the lifted upper palate.
I struggled to even get to a C#3 before, but with this video, I can now reach Bb2! Amazing! Thank you so much for these videos, they really make such a difference
Yes, I love this so much, Victoria... I am learning the high notes, but I want to keep my deep notrs too,and not neglect ithem...I have 3 last low notes that I can get, but --they are not strong like the others in that deep scale... ... I want to get them as, well... 🙂
I Love you & I Love how you explain & make everything look so simple...U are So A-W-E-S-O-M-E Victorious Victoria U are Simply FANTASTIC Congratulations here's my Like & Stay Blessed best regards from Mexico 💛🎸🎶🎵💛🎼🎤🎧🎉🎊
I will practice the two exercises. Very informative! My low notes are deep and I think not clear. I have a contralto voice. How can I avoid my voice sounding like a crack sometimes? Thank you for all your great videos!! ❤🙏🏼
I enjoy all of your content including the humor. I trained for choral singing for the last few years using head voice only and now would like to find my lower range again. Is there a video on connecting the registers? Thanks so much.
I have a LOT of videos on that. First, you can just do a search on vocal registers with my channel name. Plus see my playlists on the Passaggio and also Mixed Voice.
How to develop lower notes if I can sing them only while being relaxed but can’t reach them while practicing? For example, after some warmup exercises I feel that the low notes have left the chat. Sometimes I could sing some low notes even while performing on stage and sometimes they are not even there. What to do in order to develop the low notes and make them be always with me?
Hey, Love your videos. You're very energetic. I'm watching because I really want to kill it at karaoke with friends once things get back to normal, lol. I was going to ask if low notes were worth developing since it feels like most songs go high instead of low, but then you said that developing the low ones should help with everything. To defend myself, my low notes are kinda low for a woman, but I don't think they're like shockingly low, and like the one time I was in a music class that involved singing they never bothered to go that low in warmups. And I got the impression from the music teacher that it wasn't important when I asked about it. I guess a related question I have is this: if your lowest couple notes are just kinda creaky, are they actually your lowest notes or just sounds you can make? Like, occasionally I can make a good singing sound for A2, but G2 I can pretty much only just hit the pitch and only if I'm not tired lol. I've been trying to get them though, since it feels like it makes my B2 sound better.
There is a different between your absolute range and your singing range. In performance, you want to show off your voice in the best sounding and relatively easy part of your range. High notes are the icing on the cake, and low notes are the deep spice. Sing what sounds best in your voice. I love karaoke! Have fun!
Thanks for so much informative videos.........I have been following your tutorial since a month and have seen a huge improvement in me and your formula's are just wow!!!!..............but I have a doubt, I'm unable to bring nasal resources in my low voice even after trying "Me Me me" exercise........ kindly suggest some solution for the same.
Try lengthening the nasal consonant (M, N or NG) on a single pitch and then open up slowly to a vowel. It could also be that you are digging into your low voice and depressing your larynx by pushing down your tongue. That will give you a dull and heavy sound.
Thanks for this video! I really need it! I want to ask you something . I have a hoarseness of the voice(not to much) , because of some flues from the past. What I should do ,to help my voice and to sing properly, even with this hoarseness . Is it a problem? Can I sing forward, even if I have it? How can I ameliorate it ? Any advice that is good , it will be helpful! Thanks !
Do not sing if you are hoarse. I recommend seeing an ENT, especially a laryngologist, to make sure that your vocal folds are healthy. Hoarseness that lasts for more than 2 weeks needs to be addressed.
I used to be in a choir for a year and I was classified as a first alto but sometimes my teacher would make me sing with the second or even first sopranos. I feel more comfortable with my lower notes ( I can comfortably sing low notes sung by singers such as Sade and Toni Braxton) but I would like to strike that balance between my high and low notes, and avoid that tightness in my throat, be able to sustain my notes and be able to switch between them. How can I do that please?
Can you develop acid reflux or an injured esophagus from singing too low for too long with the larynx tightly pressed down? I have just realised I do this and had serious acid reflux and esophagus pain in hospital a few months ago after a lot of singing practice.
Well, I cannot give you a definite answer because that is a medical issue, BUT I can say that pressing (forcing) the larynx down creates a lot of tension and problems. Watch my new video on the larynx which was just published a few hours ago!
Amazing video! Low notes are SOOOO underrated...thank you, Victoria!
You're so welcome! I agree that low notes are so underrated. Good for you!
Yes I agree
“what would we do without the sass” that’s what i like to hear 🙌
I've struggled to sing with the lower end of my range for years. I don't sing in tune down there and it just doesn't sound good. This video was like an instant fix! Seriously! I watched this earlier today, I practiced with some of these techniques and then I just recorded myself. I was so excited because my problems with the low notes are fixed. Thanks Victoria!
Brilliant!!!!
Low notes need just as much love as high notes!
You bet!
I am a dramatic baritone who has to sing bass 2 in a choir. Your lessons helped especially the reminder to keep the embouchure small while maintaining the ring with the lifted upper palate.
as a tenor, never before had i reached an A2 with such clarity and color!! and all thanks to you, victoria!! your content is miraculous.
That is so exciting, Arnau! I’m happy that I can help!
Oh my gosh! I'll be tuning in soon. I struggle a lot with lower notes and my voice breaks a lot! Victoria, you are reading my mind ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😂
Great! We need those expressive and beautiful low notes!
Hi dear Victoria!!! thank you so much for this video, it helps so much !!! You are amazing !!!🤗🤗🤗🤗❤️
Thank you Victoria!😍Will start the exercises tomorrow morning
Wonderful! I look forward to your progress!
I struggled to even get to a C#3 before, but with this video, I can now reach Bb2! Amazing! Thank you so much for these videos, they really make such a difference
Bb2 for a female is cool! I m a male and my lowest is like Eb2, E2, lows are so underrated
Yes, I love this so much, Victoria... I am learning the high notes, but I want to keep my deep notrs too,and not neglect ithem...I have 3 last low notes that I can get, but --they are not strong like the others in that deep scale... ... I want to get them as, well... 🙂
Thank you. This is one of my favorite videos by you.
Glad you enjoyed it! I love low notes too!
Thank you so much for this video! Perfect timing!
You are very welcome! Glad it was helpful!
I Love you & I Love how you explain & make everything look so simple...U are So A-W-E-S-O-M-E Victorious Victoria U are Simply FANTASTIC Congratulations here's my Like & Stay Blessed best regards from Mexico 💛🎸🎶🎵💛🎼🎤🎧🎉🎊
Thank you so much!! Great to see you again! 🎵🎵💙
I will practice the two exercises. Very informative! My low notes are deep and I think not clear. I have a contralto voice. How can I avoid my voice sounding like a crack sometimes? Thank you for all your great videos!! ❤🙏🏼
Great teacher
Victoria, you are an awesome teacher! This was an excellent video!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for posting!
You are fantastic. Thank you!
Love your delivery .
Thanks low notes are SOOOOO underrated!
You are the best. Thank you for all this knowledge. It is appreciated.
So nice of you! Thank you.
hello Victoria, I am a Bass, Your tips were helpful to me Thank you Miss. Rick
Love Victoria!
Thank you!
I enjoy all of your content including the humor. I trained for choral singing for the last few years using head voice only and now would like to find my lower range again. Is there a video on connecting the registers? Thanks so much.
I have a LOT of videos on that. First, you can just do a search on vocal registers with my channel name. Plus see my playlists on the Passaggio and also Mixed Voice.
What a fantastic video! Thank you!😊
How to develop lower notes if I can sing them only while being relaxed but can’t reach them while practicing? For example, after some warmup exercises I feel that the low notes have left the chat. Sometimes I could sing some low notes even while performing on stage and sometimes they are not even there. What to do in order to develop the low notes and make them be always with me?
Hey, Love your videos. You're very energetic. I'm watching because I really want to kill it at karaoke with friends once things get back to normal, lol.
I was going to ask if low notes were worth developing since it feels like most songs go high instead of low, but then you said that developing the low ones should help with everything. To defend myself, my low notes are kinda low for a woman, but I don't think they're like shockingly low, and like the one time I was in a music class that involved singing they never bothered to go that low in warmups. And I got the impression from the music teacher that it wasn't important when I asked about it.
I guess a related question I have is this: if your lowest couple notes are just kinda creaky, are they actually your lowest notes or just sounds you can make? Like, occasionally I can make a good singing sound for A2, but G2 I can pretty much only just hit the pitch and only if I'm not tired lol. I've been trying to get them though, since it feels like it makes my B2 sound better.
There is a different between your absolute range and your singing range. In performance, you want to show off your voice in the best sounding and relatively easy part of your range. High notes are the icing on the cake, and low notes are the deep spice. Sing what sounds best in your voice. I love karaoke! Have fun!
Thanks for so much informative videos.........I have been following your tutorial since a month and have seen a huge improvement in me and your formula's are just wow!!!!..............but I have a doubt, I'm unable to bring nasal resources in my low voice even after trying "Me Me me" exercise........ kindly suggest some solution for the same.
Try lengthening the nasal consonant (M, N or NG) on a single pitch and then open up slowly to a vowel. It could also be that you are digging into your low voice and depressing your larynx by pushing down your tongue. That will give you a dull and heavy sound.
@@Victoria-Victorious Thankyou so much for the suggestions.......... I'll work on it.
The "Bee, bee, bee" was surprising! It works!
YOU ARE AWESOME
Oh my gosh!! Thank you for the tip about narrowing the embouchure for the eee vowel! I have been widening my lips on e!😬
Watching every one.
Thank you!
Thanks for this video! I really need it!
I want to ask you something . I have a hoarseness of the voice(not to much) , because of some flues from the past. What I should do ,to help my voice and to sing properly, even with this hoarseness . Is it a problem? Can I sing forward, even if I have it?
How can I ameliorate it ? Any advice that is good , it will be helpful! Thanks !
Do not sing if you are hoarse. I recommend seeing an ENT, especially a laryngologist, to make sure that your vocal folds are healthy. Hoarseness that lasts for more than 2 weeks needs to be addressed.
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man i still cant reach the note i need to reach :( i am so sad i dont know what to do to be honest...
I used to be in a choir for a year and I was classified as a first alto but sometimes my teacher would make me sing with the second or even first sopranos. I feel more comfortable with my lower notes ( I can comfortably sing low notes sung by singers such as Sade and Toni Braxton) but I would like to strike that balance between my high and low notes, and avoid that tightness in my throat, be able to sustain my notes and be able to switch between them. How can I do that please?
See my playlist on Singing High Notes.
@@Victoria-Victorious Thank you!!🥰
I want to hear you sing in a pop song..
I have lots! - pop, opera, R&B, etc. Playlist: Victoria Rapanan Performances ruclips.net/video/OZotnvONBi8/видео.html
@@Victoria-Victorious 😲Omg, thanks for replying 😊
How can we master singing in chest voice?
Start with speech and apply to singing like I show in my videos on mixed voice. Focus on chest/chest mix to strengthen chest voice.
Can you develop acid reflux or an injured esophagus from singing too low for too long with the larynx tightly pressed down? I have just realised I do this and had serious acid reflux and esophagus pain in hospital a few months ago after a lot of singing practice.
Also I'd like to thankyou for your videos, they are absolutely wonderful.
Well, I cannot give you a definite answer because that is a medical issue, BUT I can say that pressing (forcing) the larynx down creates a lot of tension and problems. Watch my new video on the larynx which was just published a few hours ago!
You have a lower voice than me(I’m a male)
I have a big range. ☺️
We need translation to Arabic ❤️
Your face sometime so horor.
👹👺☺️
Thanks, ur all videos is very use full🤍