EFFORT in Singing! Why you are using too much (and why and how to use less!)
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- Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2022
- How to improve your singing voice instantly! No one talks about this problem in singing, and it could be the exact thing standing in your way of getting better. #singing #howtosing #singingtips
Online voice lessons: katecosettevocals.com
Happy Singing! 
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Thanks sooo much , really great 🤩🙏
I’m really benefiting from your videos. I’m devoted to learning and deepening my voice. Your council is spot on. You are very articulate. Thank you very much, from BC Canada
thank you so much for your kind words! I’m so happy I can help 😊 stay determined, you’ve got this!! ☺️
Thank you ❤
you’re welcome!! :)
Once again, something I needed to hear!
Awesome thanks for this!! 🙂 Great video!
Thank You for your content! Great! Greetings from germany
Iam just working on this today!
Amazing!! You’ve got this! 💕
Thank u i do try to hard lol❤
Can you make a video on how to sing only vowels when learning a new song? I still don’t understand
Sure! Can you elaborate a little on what is still confusing so I can make sure I make what you're looking for? :)
@@katecosettevocals I have been practicing all day on singing with more of a rounded shape instead of spreading my lips, more “o” shaped and you said to practice a song on all just one vowel to see how it feels to keep everything open continuously and I don’t understand how to do that.
But after watching hundreds of videos on YT, I can attest that your videos are pure gold! You have so much knowledge to share!
Thanks so much, I’m so happy I can help! :)
For how to practice vowels over a song, all you want to do is choose 1 vowel (such as “O”) and do “O” over the whole melody of the song. So, it’s the same idea as if someone told you to hum over a song. Instead of humming, you’re just singing on “O”.
Here’s a brief example in my other vowels video, you can fast forward to 7:15 in that video for the example! ruclips.net/video/JCgwjBmlHjc/видео.htmlsi=-2yaf_U0h4bb51Gd
Essentially you’re just holding the vowel shape, and following the melody pitch-wise. So you’re singing the song, just not with the words, and instead with the vowel sound. As a warm up I do this with all 5 vowels- I’ll choose one vowel and hold that shape over the whole song (so if I choose to sing “Ah” over happy birthday, it’d be “ah-ah ah-ah ah-ah”. But as I explain in that other video, you don’t have to make it sound so robotic.
I also suggest in the very beginning to do this using that trick with your hands to hold your face in that fish face kind of position-it’ll allow you to spend less time thinking about the shape and more time practicing it. :)
I have been working on a video to show what my vocal warm up is, so I will be including a longer example of this too! so if this doesn’t help, keep an eye out for that one! :)
@@katecosettevocals this helps so much! As well has holding our cheeks in because it definitely does not feel natural and my lips spread when I do an e vowel for sure. I can’t wait to see your warm up video!!!!!