Practicing Singing Quietly
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- PRACTICE SINGING QUIETLY. This video will help you Practice Singing Quietly for faster progress. You'll learn how to practice quietly. As you learn to practice quietly you will feel your singing improve even without singing lessons.
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Great video! Well, I love them all! During vocal coaching I often tell people to stop trying so hard, and pretend you're singing to a baby (the quiet singing). Once they realize a song is "technically" within their range (at a "sing to a baby level"), they gain confidence and muscle coordination to improve in volume and control. It seems like a strange technique, but it's for real :) Thanks for another awesome video, Chuck!
Great comment Amy-Lyn and I often will say something like, sing to your baby in her crib and put her to sleep. I so agree with you. It really helps!
I think low voice helps only once you developed good vocals and dont want to hurt them unnecessarily during practice.
My wife agrees with you she has set up a tent at the bottom of the garden for me with a note saying quite please.
lol!
Thank you Mr Chuck Gilmore you're the best :3
Thanks Enyer! Did this help you?
I've always had to practice quietly because i dont live alone. I still like to sing louder when i can just to know that i can if i have to but im glad to learn its actually good to practice quietly.
thank you for your videos! i was talking with tristam about how to improve a few weeks ago and he reccomended this channel to me, and i’ve never actually learned and improved this fast while actually enjoying the learning process. you’re super inspirational and your videos are so educational. thank you for everything you do :)
Wow! Thank you. I've been practicing too loud.
Thanks GK: How do you know if you've been too loud?
I have a LOT of problems with tension (don't have falsetto), and the highest note i could make without squeezing my throat was an F4 . After starting to learn the saxophone I noticed that the higher notes weren't louder, so I got the idea of practicing singing quietly, as quiet as I could, so long as I didn't tense any part of my neck or throat, and I would attempt to build proper closure before anything. It's been a week, and I just produced a non-tension good closure Bb4 for the first time since losing my falsetto, now I can't quite sing in this range yet, but it seems promising.
I was looking for information on this practice principle and I couldn't find anything until now, most I found on the internet said something along the lines of "you shouldn't practice quietly because it's harder, do it louder first" so the existence of this video is reassuring, as I didn't really wanna gamble on this as much as it made sense to me.
Awesome, Tomas! Way to go!
Another video of yours I needed to see. You never let me down!
Thanks Smoochy. Let me know if you feel a difference with your practicing.
Practicing singing quietly can significantly improve your singing! Inside this video I’ll tell you why quiet practicing is so powerful and how you can take advantage of it to immediately improve your practicing and singing success. This is so simple, yet powerful. It just plain works!
I can hear the difference sensei
Thank you !! watching from 🇳🇬🇳🇬
What do you think SA? Can you relate to this?
All along I was doing the right thing😦until I heard every1 singing LOUD n naaah its nt my thing... thank you 4 the video😊😊😊
There are times when the fastest way to improve is to do this!
I and my vocal coach found that I should practice quietly. I found that it's hard to keep good closure from G3-A3, It's going into falsetto (I have a low voice like F#2 is my speaking note), so I'm gonna work to keep that closure nice and free.
You can do it!
Thank you for the tips. I’ll try this ^^
Let me know how it goes!
Thanks as always on time
Thanks!
Thanks, Chuck!
You are welcome!
Dear Chuck, thank you for the tip.
You are welcome!
thank you for this video, you saved me so much frustration. Is it okay to sing over the break in chest voice quietly?
Hi Ramon. Your voice is limited by the break. Better fix it...soft and loud. Start here: Watch this video and follow the directions: ruclips.net/video/d0Ob8WGmvPc/видео.html
Lol i'm here because its 2 am rn and i suddenly want to become a singer
Why not go for it?!!
Thanks for this Chuck, I did not know this about the muscles in the outer neck. I will try practising quieter next time :)
Let me know how it's going!
@@PowerToSing Thanks Chuck. It does depend on what I'm singing tho. One if the songs I sing in my duo is "The House of the Rising Sun - The Animals" and the singer belts it out more on the higher notes and doesn't seem to work as well singing quietly.
@@geometric75 Remember J Blake. I'm talking about practicing to eliminate extrinsic muscles from gripping and hurting your sound. I'm not talking about performing it that way. But practice it enough to eliminate gripping. The gradually sing it louder as you are able to maintain a balance between the muscles of the vocal cords and the air flow. Power will come but without tension or grabbing.
@@PowerToSing Sure thanks Chuck, that makes sense. I'll try and keep the volume as low as possible when I practise - good news for my neighbours too!
Jools
@@geometric75 Awesome! Let me know how it goes!
Great video 👌
Thanks Daylight...what is it that resonates with you?
I am breathy singing...
Do the exercises for light chest - no chest. www.powertosing.com/light-chest-no-chest/
@@PowerToSing Meghan Simpson....I like the way she sung. I'll try to sing calm.
While singing Adele's songs i noticed i get an headache.
Is this a sign if mixed voice?
When on the high parts of the songs I can feel the vibrations on my chest and head.
Headaches are not a sign of mix singing voice. I might be a sign of pulled chest..which is what Adele did much of the time.
i want to do this
Go for it!
Its working
How is it working? What do you notice different?
I have a question though sir, would it still be effective for practicing fry screaming and distortion ? Thank you for this video
No.
lmao don’t scream that will just damage your voice
@@Imtoobusyslayingrn111 so metal vocalists all blow their vocal cords? Don’t be naive.
You can definitely mess it up if you do it wrong but there’s always a right and wrong way to do things.
Singing quietly I get it...Practice made easier.......
I like it! Great headline: Practice Made Easier! Have you tried it yet?
@@PowerToSing ruclips.net/video/2bVo3ID_UpU/видео.html
This song, by singing silently I was able to sing the first hard part with ease...
can i use this excise in any other song?
How do you mean Carlton?
@@PowerToSing I MEAN DO THIS EIXCISE FOLLOW ANY SONG?
@CSI Thanks!
@@Soundbreezerecords24 Yes you can use this approach practicing any song.
@@PowerToSing thank you
It's so frustrating 😤 lol
What is frustrating, Tom?
Tension from many years of trying to sing incorrectly.
Getting there I can stay relaxed a lot longer than I could 2 months ago.
Getting closure to sing at low volumes
@@ThomasDoubting5 That's great Tom...and you will continue to improve. It makes a difference now that you are aware of what is going on in your voice.
@@ThomasDoubting5 And it the more correct you sing your high notes will also improve your low notes as well!