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I can't really tell if I'm using my chest voice or not when I hit higher pitches, and often when I try your exercises, I find myself naturally going into falsetto. I don't know what it's supposed to feel like to achieve a head voice.
Good point...many coaches believe to know the difference but they dont. An it is clear they go into falsetto as well claiming it as head voice...anyway, it should not matter if you hit high notes and it sounds good.
Check your resonance you'd know what vocal effect you're using in simple term check where you're feeling the vibration any moderate vibration could imply you're on your head voice but if its more pronounced you're being nasal though nasality is also a vocal effect in some genre
Thanks for all of your videos, I used to suck at singing and I've been doing your exercises for a year and a half and my range is from G2- F5 or G#5 if I consentrait. Thank, I'm a 16 year old boy and when I sing I feel confident.
As far as I can remember, I haven't actually been able to switch into a head voice or even falsetto, singing or not. Nothing I've ever tried ever helps and just end up straining my vocal chords. Gonna try out these exercises and see if they make any difference 👍
I think this video has finally helped me realise (after literally years!) that there’s a distinction between head voice and falsetto - some people use the terms interchangeably as though they’re the same thing but I guess not. I always seemed to only have two choices when trying to sing higher: pull chest voice and sound strained or flip to falsetto and sound ridiculous. But this video helped me find that lighter speech-like quality which I guess is true head voice - it’s not that tense flutey sound of falsetto nor trying to hold onto the full strength of chest voice. I always thought I was searching for mixed voice but turns out I probably hadn’t properly found head voice. Now I’ve found it and can know it for what it is, it feels like I can probably strengthen it and then achieve that elusive mixed voice. Exciting!
🙏 make an effort and elaborate more on the subject of falsetto and head voice. Some coaches say falsetto is graspy othe says, head voice is hollow like on OMG, LIKE THIS, OR THAT. the true is I dont understand what was meant to be..please try and in the name of so many wannabes like us, give us something more than hope. Blessings 🙏.
Aha I love that you mentioned MGK, I sing to instrumentals all the time but whenever I start doing punk rock I get all sorts of strain going on and ironically MGK is one of my favourite artists in that genre.
I can't do head voice at all and it baffles me. It's just shaky air. I've had people tell me it's easy, just position it in the nose and create power using the diaphragm but nope there's nothing there. I've tried to find it for years but I don't understand.
Here are a couple of links that should help. ruclips.net/video/ulAtSg_4sPc/видео.html ruclips.net/video/MBDsh7_Yq5s/видео.html ruclips.net/video/mzCrZaqkG7I/видео.html
Last year i can freely Use my head voice. But after pandemic my head voice wont come ou. it becomes soundless and i can't reach it and sometime i can reach it but its sound weird. Hope i can use my head voice again like a year ago
You can do it. Just be kind to yourself and gently start working that head voice again. We have lots of head voice videos here on youtube, and you can check out our singing killer quiz for more personalized tips too bit.ly/2QjOx2t
I feel like, after many years of not having a clue, my voice is conditioned to just go into falsetto, even when I'm trying not to. That owl noise refuses to not come out in falsetto 😆, same with the ghost. I can sometimes feel it like a 'gear change' in the throat and its extremely irritating.
Here are a couple of links that should help. ruclips.net/video/ulAtSg_4sPc/видео.html ruclips.net/video/MBDsh7_Yq5s/видео.html ruclips.net/video/mzCrZaqkG7I/видео.html
have you found a solution? because I have the same problem. I try to go into head voice (aka light but still full voice) but end up in disconnected falsetto. my voice just won't thin out as I go higher ...
I clicked on this because I wanted to sing higher cause I thought I wasn't able to find my head voice. The way you described it, I guess I already have. So I guess my range just isn't that high?
Hi Emma! Everybody's vocal range is different, so one person's chest voice will be different to someone else's. It sounds like maybe you're an alto or maybe a mezzo, and E3-A4 is a great chest voice range. I hope this helps!
Hello, I have a question. When I sing higher notes I realize that I'm using my head voice. I'm confused and I don't know how to belt or something like that. Thank you for your videos, they help so much!
Good question! Head voice is exactly what you want to use when you're in your higher registering. "Belting" can be extremely stressful on your voice. If you want more power in those top notes you can try using a more nasal mixed tone, as well as working to strengthen and develop your head voice so it sounds stronger. I hope this helps.
Love the inclusivity of the gender spectrum. I'm here because I am a trans guy and I haven't been able to access my head voice since my voice dropped, funny that I got to experience the ease of a typical female range and the difficulty of a typical male range.
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is there any vocal coach in the comments or a professional that would like to contact me to review one of my singing audios ? just wanna make sure if this a mix or a head voice
whoa, never expected to see this, since a patient would most likely be at a severe state, by severe meaning that it has toxicated them, it could settle, it could neutral, but never be free, not by any universal means... and this video would, hopefully of course, eliminate certain cause of escalation by dominating it... and then again, hopefully, did a reasonable result.
I payed for your singing Course but now Im trying to log in and its saying that my password and email doesn't match. I tried to give my email to reset it and I never receive the email in my inbox. If this keeps happening I want a refund!
It's really cool to hear you talking about genders. I'm a trans man and I started taking testosterone shots one year ago, which means I'm a 22 year old that sounds like a 12 year old. I was at a show last night and I realized I just sing with my chest voice, and that makes me strain a lot and sometimes I feel like I'm putting so much pressure there that my throat is going to explode. It feels impossible to sing in head voice (the voice disappears after a few seconds and then there's just air passing through) and it varies from day to day. I don't know how much of my struggle comes from the muscular changes (I may need one more year to have my new voice fully formed) or just from not practicing enough. Gonna give myself a chance and study my voice while it is not done. :)
im a few months on t and have the same issues. i found a saved livestream here on youtube of a dude talking about getting your headvoice back after puberty, and there were a lot more exercises and methods of finding the head voice again, as well as details on how it changes and why it doesnt work the same anymore. if you find anything else, plz share bc i am also struggling lmao
@@ravenzaphara5513 oh boy, it's terrible am I right? but i'm trying to get back on track. if you could share the name of the livestream, it'd help me a hell of a lot! and if i find anything else that works, i'll get back here ;)
@@enesitsme power to sing Livestream how to get head voice after puberty I'm wading thru the Livestream when I can but I'm so nervous doing the exercises around my roommates lmao. There's no elegant way to do it unfortunately. My other issue is when I sing my new low registry I sound like a country singer and I like metal lmao. Rip
Hey, I know you posted this a year ago, but if you read this and are interested in updating your idiolect on addressing the traditionally Male and Female vocal ranges and differences, a non-gendered terminology I've been using is AFAB (assigned female at birth) and AMAB (assigned male at birth) it's unassuming and gives a decent nod to the physiological differences in the vocal chords and throat anatomy. Either way, lovely explanation I've been struggling to understand how to get to my head voice and you helped explain the AMAB challenge of using it lol
Love that! Everyone has a different range, it sounds like you might be a Baritone or even a Bass. Either way, you'll still have a head voice - it just won't be as high as a tenor's, for example.
Good, educational video. But can we stop saying machine gun Kelly is punk? I don’t usually defend the punks, but even I can’t help but wince every time someone calls him punk
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I can't really tell if I'm using my chest voice or not when I hit higher pitches, and often when I try your exercises, I find myself naturally going into falsetto. I don't know what it's supposed to feel like to achieve a head voice.
Good point...many coaches believe to know the difference but they dont. An it is clear they go into falsetto as well claiming it as head voice...anyway, it should not matter if you hit high notes and it sounds good.
Touch your chest, if you feel vibration it's either mixed or chest voice
Check your resonance you'd know what vocal effect you're using in simple term check where you're feeling the vibration any moderate vibration could imply you're on your head voice but if its more pronounced you're being nasal though nasality is also a vocal effect in some genre
@@josephdaniels3969the blend of the resonance mention above means you're on your mixed voice
Same to me that's why its better to do coach lesson to know if you really do the head voice or falsetto correctly.
Thanks for all of your videos, I used to suck at singing and I've been doing your exercises for a year and a half and my range is from G2- F5 or G#5 if I consentrait. Thank, I'm a 16 year old boy and when I sing I feel confident.
Same here with the same age🤣🤣🤣 but I'm a girl✌️
So happy to hear you're seeing progress from our videos! Keep it up :)
Can you tell me which part of your range is your chest and which is your head please
@@kheshelizhimomi5759 Can guarantee the guy meant G#4 not 5. Doing that as a guy seems unreasonable
@@eliaberhd5554 nah Chris Cornell did it as a Baritone and I can do up to an B5 if I strain.
Thanks sir, I just started choir this year and my teacher is getting me to use my head voice.
As far as I can remember, I haven't actually been able to switch into a head voice or even falsetto, singing or not. Nothing I've ever tried ever helps and just end up straining my vocal chords. Gonna try out these exercises and see if they make any difference 👍
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that was very helpful for me thank you very much a long time I had been looking for this information finally I got it
I think this video has finally helped me realise (after literally years!) that there’s a distinction between head voice and falsetto - some people use the terms interchangeably as though they’re the same thing but I guess not. I always seemed to only have two choices when trying to sing higher: pull chest voice and sound strained or flip to falsetto and sound ridiculous. But this video helped me find that lighter speech-like quality which I guess is true head voice - it’s not that tense flutey sound of falsetto nor trying to hold onto the full strength of chest voice. I always thought I was searching for mixed voice but turns out I probably hadn’t properly found head voice. Now I’ve found it and can know it for what it is, it feels like I can probably strengthen it and then achieve that elusive mixed voice. Exciting!
Thank you so much for your feedback!
Just love the way he helps people out sing better❤️❤️❤️
That's our goal :) We just want everyone to know that they can do it.
@@SuperiorSinging yeah... thanks a lot❤️❤️ I'm gonna be your student eternally 🤣🤣🤣
This would make a great “out of context” meme.
Also, good tutorial 👍🏻
Thank you for your kind words! bit.ly/3j25PML
really love the way you teach. Thank you
Thank you :)
That "n-g" trick worked like a charm 🙏 tysm
The song, "can't help falling in love with you," by Elvis Presley, sang in chest voice.
Haha dude that was the best MGK demonstration! I never knew it was full chest, I just figured that's how he sounded LOL great vid!
Thanks for the info, and cudos for getting through this take with only a light chuckle, because some of those sounds must have felt silly to do
Thank you!
I still cannot find my head voice, but I appretiate your awareness and help offered. Especially i 😊 your awareness 😊. ❤️.
You will find it!
🙏 make an effort and elaborate more on the subject of falsetto and head voice. Some coaches say falsetto is graspy othe says, head voice is hollow like on OMG, LIKE THIS, OR THAT. the true is I dont understand what was meant to be..please try and in the name of so many wannabes like us, give us something more than hope. Blessings 🙏.
head voice is your voice that resonates in your head. that's the simplest definition.
do you have a video on finding and strengthing falsetto? male.
Aha I love that you mentioned MGK, I sing to instrumentals all the time but whenever I start doing punk rock I get all sorts of strain going on and ironically MGK is one of my favourite artists in that genre.
Absolutely!
I can't do head voice at all and it baffles me. It's just shaky air. I've had people tell me it's easy, just position it in the nose and create power using the diaphragm but nope there's nothing there. I've tried to find it for years but I don't understand.
Here are a couple of links that should help.
ruclips.net/video/ulAtSg_4sPc/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/MBDsh7_Yq5s/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/mzCrZaqkG7I/видео.html
I live in mixed voice. I doubt I’ve ever hit head voice.
Of all these years I have been singing in chest voice..is it possible for me to change it into head voice??
Last year i can freely Use my head voice. But after pandemic my head voice wont come ou. it becomes soundless and i can't reach it and sometime i can reach it but its sound weird. Hope i can use my head voice again like a year ago
You can do it. Just be kind to yourself and gently start working that head voice again. We have lots of head voice videos here on youtube, and you can check out our singing killer quiz for more personalized tips too bit.ly/2QjOx2t
What type is my voice if I can hit the E4 note with chest anyway I am a man
Was sick for a few weeks and I can’t seem to access my head voice, any tips?
I feel like, after many years of not having a clue, my voice is conditioned to just go into falsetto, even when I'm trying not to.
That owl noise refuses to not come out in falsetto 😆, same with the ghost. I can sometimes feel it like a 'gear change' in the throat and its extremely irritating.
Here are a couple of links that should help.
ruclips.net/video/ulAtSg_4sPc/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/MBDsh7_Yq5s/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/mzCrZaqkG7I/видео.html
have you found a solution? because I have the same problem. I try to go into head voice (aka light but still full voice) but end up in disconnected falsetto. my voice just won't thin out as I go higher ...
how long do i do the ng exercise?
i want to get your singing course but it doesnt accept any of my cards and we can not pay with paypal in turkey. what can i do?
Avenge seven fold
How can women find a wider low voice
I clicked on this because I wanted to sing higher cause I thought I wasn't able to find my head voice. The way you described it, I guess I already have. So I guess my range just isn't that high?
Maybe not but if you keep practicing your ear and range will increase.
Is E3-A4 a strong chest voice
Hi Emma! Everybody's vocal range is different, so one person's chest voice will be different to someone else's. It sounds like maybe you're an alto or maybe a mezzo, and E3-A4 is a great chest voice range. I hope this helps!
Hello, I have a question. When I sing higher notes I realize that I'm using my head voice. I'm confused and I don't know how to belt or something like that. Thank you for your videos, they help so much!
Good question! Head voice is exactly what you want to use when you're in your higher registering. "Belting" can be extremely stressful on your voice. If you want more power in those top notes you can try using a more nasal mixed tone, as well as working to strengthen and develop your head voice so it sounds stronger. I hope this helps.
@@SuperiorSinging Ohh I see now! Thank you so much, your videos actually help!!!!!!
Love the inclusivity of the gender spectrum. I'm here because I am a trans guy and I haven't been able to access my head voice since my voice dropped, funny that I got to experience the ease of a typical female range and the difficulty of a typical male range.
Perfect, thank you for the kind words!
I've mastered full head voice, but my family members complains about it sounds crazy or what they found it too girly...
Hi! I want to get your Superior Singing Method program but it is not coming up when I click on link.
Hi! I'm sorry about that. You can head to www.superiorsingingmethod.com and you should be able to purchase from there. Alternatively you can email us at support@superiorsingingmethod.com and someone will help you get started.
@@SuperiorSingingIt worked for me a couple days ago.
is there any vocal coach in the comments or a professional that would like to contact me to review one of my singing audios ? just wanna make sure if this a mix or a head voice
please email support@superiorsingingmethod.com
whoa, never expected to see this, since a patient would most likely be at a severe state, by severe meaning that it has toxicated them, it could settle, it could neutral, but never be free, not by any universal means... and this video would, hopefully of course, eliminate certain cause of escalation by dominating it... and then again, hopefully, did a reasonable result.
Thank you, we hope it is helpful!
@@SuperiorSinging oh the evil in me
How do you loosen your vocals to go very high and also very low (dimash for ex) that would be fun📯
Practice. There are also a lot of registers.
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I think you may have “my chemical romance”?
It's really cool to hear you talking about genders. I'm a trans man and I started taking testosterone shots one year ago, which means I'm a 22 year old that sounds like a 12 year old. I was at a show last night and I realized I just sing with my chest voice, and that makes me strain a lot and sometimes I feel like I'm putting so much pressure there that my throat is going to explode. It feels impossible to sing in head voice (the voice disappears after a few seconds and then there's just air passing through) and it varies from day to day. I don't know how much of my struggle comes from the muscular changes (I may need one more year to have my new voice fully formed) or just from not practicing enough. Gonna give myself a chance and study my voice while it is not done. :)
im a few months on t and have the same issues. i found a saved livestream here on youtube of a dude talking about getting your headvoice back after puberty, and there were a lot more exercises and methods of finding the head voice again, as well as details on how it changes and why it doesnt work the same anymore. if you find anything else, plz share bc i am also struggling lmao
@@ravenzaphara5513 oh boy, it's terrible am I right? but i'm trying to get back on track. if you could share the name of the livestream, it'd help me a hell of a lot! and if i find anything else that works, i'll get back here ;)
@@enesitsme power to sing Livestream how to get head voice after puberty
I'm wading thru the Livestream when I can but I'm so nervous doing the exercises around my roommates lmao. There's no elegant way to do it unfortunately.
My other issue is when I sing my new low registry I sound like a country singer and I like metal lmao. Rip
It's like you're talking right to me :/
when i tried it was more like a pig being slaughtered than an owl
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Hey, I know you posted this a year ago, but if you read this and are interested in updating your idiolect on addressing the traditionally Male and Female vocal ranges and differences, a non-gendered terminology I've been using is AFAB (assigned female at birth) and AMAB (assigned male at birth) it's unassuming and gives a decent nod to the physiological differences in the vocal chords and throat anatomy. Either way, lovely explanation I've been struggling to understand how to get to my head voice and you helped explain the AMAB challenge of using it lol
But My Voice Is Super Deep
Love that! Everyone has a different range, it sounds like you might be a Baritone or even a Bass. Either way, you'll still have a head voice - it just won't be as high as a tenor's, for example.
Why the hell when I recorded it, I sounded like Mickey Mouse?!😅
Practice and you will sound less like he
Good, educational video. But can we stop saying machine gun Kelly is punk? I don’t usually defend the punks, but even I can’t help but wince every time someone calls him punk
I'm with you, and thank you for checking us out! bit.ly/3j25PML
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