Can’t Sing Low Notes? Try this… [Warmup]
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Do you have a hard time singing low in your voice?
Many beginning singers want to learn how to sing lower notes in their voice.
However, singing low notes correctly can be really difficult if you're first starting off! Often those low notes come out really strainy or breathy.
Today, I want to show you a great warmup I've found for hitting lower notes without straining. 
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Thanks! I’ve been stuck on E1 for so long and now I can finally hit E-3!!!
WOW Your voice is DEEP 😮
@@randomfox2941 nah I was just joking 😂😂😂 on a good day I can usually go down to Ab1 pretty easily. I can go as low as E1 but at that point it doesn’t sound good. I’m a baritone tho not a bass, my timbre is not super deep sounding and I can go up to Ab4/A4 in chest voice
Most blessing thing happened in this month is your return 🔥❤️
Nice too see and learn from you teacher matt!
I sing pretty low - A1 in reliable performance quality, lower than that on a good day. In case it's useful, I find the word "one"/"won" (with a slightly extended w) the most helpful sound for accessing, developing then warming up very low notes (say, below D1). I'd also say that it helps to be able to sing in head as low as you can - I can sing in head down to the D1, though it's getting pretty soft by then. That gives your low notes a smoother core and stops them going too creaky too early. I'd also say the advice given here about resisting the temptation to lower your chin/larynx is super-important. You want to be able to sing your D1 the same way you sing your A2 if you want a proper bass sound overall.
Waittt I hit A2!!!!! (I’m a tenor and I used to can’t sing C3) 😮
So helpful 😊
the lowest note i can do is A#1 but now it's stuck on either C#2 or D2
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Hey i need help , I'm a 17 year old boy , i used to be an amazing singer as a kid but ever since i hit puberty my voice is not as beautiful as it used to be, so during puberty i couldn't hit high notes so i tried to practice only high notes all the time to the point my pitch became like that (but thats not my voice tho because my normal singing pitch is very low and deep)and now after several years without any practice, i cant sing in my original voice as my normal singing voice is very low in pitch and it became soo low that sometimes i cant even hear myself while singing,like i cant sing lower notes anymore so im very confused on what to do because when i sing in that higher pitch its definitely more clearer and someone else might think that ,thats my singing voice but in reality singing in that pitch strains my throat soo much and i cant breathe properly while singing either ,so its like i cant hit lower notes (my actual singing voice ) nor higher notes comfortably,so nowadays im just singing only in that higher pitch since it sounds better to others,i wish i could join classes for singing but im broke lol
Love your videos. Do you have any that help you show your top teeth when singing.
should you do daily vocal exercises in your singing voice or speaking voice?
Both. Singing exercises can also improve your speakig
@@ramseyvoicestudio thanks for replying ❤️. But does doing exercises with speaking voice also improve singing?
I'm just curious, does anyone find it harder to sing Gee Gee Gee than Nay Nay Nay? For me, Nay Nay Nay works better.
Sure! I do too
quick question how the hell did you send me an email to check out your tutorial because you send me an email asking me to check you out and the question is how do you know me is it because im a singer too? or did you just click random because i dont know if it was intentional?
You signed up for something on my site
Can anyone say How many times a day should I do this?
I usually incorporate this as a part of my fuller vocal warmup - which I do daily for about 20 minutes total.
@@ramseyvoicestudio okay thank you....
Every male, regardless of voice type, with healthy testosterone levels has at least an A2. I've seen professional light-lyric tenors with decent, non-breathy F#2s. People overlook their lower register so much that they never really develop technique in this area. I'm a heavier spinto tenor but I can support a G2 on a good day.