Singing Lesson - Add power without tension

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Комментарии • 37

  • @TotalSinging
    @TotalSinging 9 лет назад +8

    I've found most people change the "Ee" sound because of middle tongue tension. What you demonstrated was an "Ee" based off the "eh" sound which flattens the tongue into the right position.

  • @trollingisasport
    @trollingisasport 9 лет назад +28

    Was practicing this in my apartment. Turns out I'm getting evicted.

  • @christinaakerson7853
    @christinaakerson7853 6 лет назад +5

    THE best explanation of how to make a mixed voice sound belted! The “Recipe” idea is simple and ingenious. Thank you and God Bless you and the gift you have to share with the world.

  • @VIDEOHEREBOB
    @VIDEOHEREBOB 9 лет назад +9

    Sophie, may I ask when you were doing the gees, specifically those during 2:55 to 3:05 what would you say your volume was on a scale of 1 to 10? Thank you.

  • @daniellefrank007
    @daniellefrank007 2 года назад +1

    I've watched this a few times and even from the very beginning I got something new. Thank you once again Sophie!

  • @perfumaphilia3246
    @perfumaphilia3246 7 лет назад

    Sophie! You are answering the questions that I had no idea how to articulate or didn't know I needed to be asking. It's such a relief after many years of singing improperly. Your explanations and demonstrations are so helpful, and we all thank you!

  • @trinelangohr6661
    @trinelangohr6661 8 лет назад

    Really good, very hands-on and easy to understand. I've been through a lot of singing instruction videos, but I think I'll stick with this teacher :)

  • @patlee_eeltap
    @patlee_eeltap 9 лет назад +4

    Hi Sophie,
    I have poor pitch. I can not match a note for the life of me. Any tips on that kind of thing?

  • @roxnroll8050
    @roxnroll8050 3 года назад +1

    I like the going from one tone to the other and finding the right spot. The guh sound (in Gee), always causes tension for me. I need steps even before this point to even do this without tension. But not your fault. Soooo many teachers do this. There are steps to do before even vocalizing to make sure the sound comes out without tension (that's my biggest issue and not a lot of videos on that).

    • @1108vocalstudio
      @1108vocalstudio  3 года назад +1

      It's always important to be in tune with how certain exercises make you feel. Trying different adaptations of this exercise can be equally as helpful. You could try softening your attack on that guh sound and adding some air flow.

    • @roxnroll8050
      @roxnroll8050 3 года назад

      @@1108vocalstudio - sweet, thanks for the tip! I'll definitely try that - I appreciate the reply :)

  • @lunaluanida3936
    @lunaluanida3936 3 года назад

    Very, very interesting! Thank you very much. Very helpful instructions!

  • @tereenaseianna6271
    @tereenaseianna6271 9 лет назад +1

    This made me laugh thank you lol.. You have a great voice and this is very helpful xx

  • @HayleyUnitaAnne
    @HayleyUnitaAnne 7 лет назад +5

    I can do these exercises easily but i have trouble applying them to actual songs

    • @1108vocalstudio
      @1108vocalstudio  7 лет назад +3

      Hey Hayley. That's totally normal. It just takes practice. Try singing the melody of your song to one of the exercise sounds; "Gee" for example. Then sing one word of your song and toggle between "gee" and the word of the song. Try to keep the same tone quality between the two. Listen and get a feel for it. You will get better quickly!

    • @HayleyUnitaAnne
      @HayleyUnitaAnne 7 лет назад +1

      Will do, Thankyou!

  • @ebraheemjawamees5946
    @ebraheemjawamees5946 9 лет назад +1

    thank you very much for the video , #great lesson

  • @glendadivino4718
    @glendadivino4718 8 лет назад

    Hi sophie, i'm a 13-year old guy, i was wondering if you can give tips on how to maintain your voice, vocal abilities and range as i go older in time? Because i'm glad that you've helped me so far that i already had a better singing voice, but of course i don't want to lose it, so can you give tips? Thank you :)

  • @rocachick860
    @rocachick860 8 лет назад

    This video was pretty amazing.

  • @amandatristao1165
    @amandatristao1165 8 лет назад

    Great as always!

  • @ytfbms
    @ytfbms 8 лет назад +2

    Is that Pharyngeal colour called twang? Just trying to distil everything I am learning :) Thank you for sharing! You are awesome x

    • @camara1194
      @camara1194 7 лет назад +1

      absolutely. she's narrowing her AES. or nicknamed as twang. she's using thin folds and twang.

    • @titov7823
      @titov7823 6 лет назад

      ytfbms yes. Twang is the same 😊

  • @daniellefrank007
    @daniellefrank007 9 лет назад

    OO I like this one

  • @amy_x
    @amy_x 2 года назад

    so to sing in mix do i push the sound forward to my nose or to the back of my throat ?

  • @lorenzowillie
    @lorenzowillie 8 лет назад

    great tip!!!! can you tell me something about Male Range 4 this exercise? thank U so much

  • @alessaray6050
    @alessaray6050 9 лет назад

    great!!

  • @elic.j.4294
    @elic.j.4294 4 года назад

    Won't the gig gig exercise raise your larynx? Do we want a neutral larynx or no?

    • @1108vocalstudio
      @1108vocalstudio  4 года назад +1

      Yes we always want a neutral larynx. The G sound should come from a closing of the vocal cords, not from tension in the larynx.

  • @akapcorn2252
    @akapcorn2252 4 года назад

    Is this called twang ?

  • @deanvm9158
    @deanvm9158 9 лет назад

    Like what Celine Dion was doing, during her prime days?

  • @TheAlbiCollier
    @TheAlbiCollier 6 лет назад

    say it wrong and its "Gay gay gay..." note to self...