Your HIGH notes are NOT actually HIGH!!!!
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- STOP THINKING YOUR HIGH NOTES ARE UP!!!
This concept will most likely take you OUT of the Yawn/Open throat position as your larynx will most likely come up. You will attempt to “Reach” for the high note engaging your neck muscle as you strive to yell your way up, disabling you from properly stretching and thinning the cords and most importantly tilting the larynx as you ascend.
Your range both low notes and high notes are all in the same plane! The high notes are deeper into the yawn position. Back and over! Searching for depth and height…Not straight Up!
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Every time he does the yawn, I REALLY YAWN too, while watching these videos!!! It is really fascinating how powerful and tribal the yawn is.
Problem comes with annunciation, how to maintain yawn when having to Annunciate 🤔
Thank you, José!!! Awesome info 🤝🏻👍🏻
Saludos desde México
El mejor gracias por los consejos
My problem seems to be, I can get all the positions fine, but from the yawn if I make the high note sound, I can't get Chord Closure around it, I get more of a vocal fry sound when I try and apply chord closure as if its trying to do something but falling apart. Even if I try a glottal stop in the high range, I'm leaking some air and getting the fry sound.
Exactly the same here mate. Doesn't seem to be too many videos on how to get the closure 😵💫😵💫
@@dbanksey216 takes time to develop cord closure in the high notes, unless you’ve been doing it for years what I can recommend is don’t go so high yet, start with gentle glottal attacks in the yawn position in a comfortable note in which you maintain the yawn position and can achieve correct closure. Then once you’re comfortable with the glottal attacks you try to sustain the cord closure. Once it feels comfortable then move on up slowly and working half step by half step. Takes time and discipline but don’t be impatient. Slow and steady wins the race, most important is that it feels relaxed, healthy, and comfortable.
@@craig2380 Yeah, its a little frustrating. I have 2 issues. 1. I can sing up to a comfortable A4 in a very powerful chesty sound, can hit a B4 like this, but not stable, but then I have no where to go, I'm at a complete wall. 2. I can hit the A4 in a lighter sound, which then allows me to go higher, but it just feels thin on the A4 and lacks that little bit of girth that you need. I'm guessing there is some balancing act that needs to take place somewhere where I would need to thin earlier, around the F4 or G4. For now though, it remains a mystery lol
Thankyou Gor the reply. Any chance you could do a video on this 👍🙏🙏🙏🙏@@Tenor_Simerilla
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