Singing tip: raise the soft palate
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2022
- Have you ever heard that you need to raise the soft palate when singing but don't know how?
That's how I felt whenever I heard that until I figured out how to feel the soft palate.
I'm sharing with you how I learned to feel this movement and how I applied that to singing to if you're having the same issues that I used to, maybe this can help you, or so I hope!
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Its perfect explanation! U are not vocal teacher but u doing it better than anyone else! God bless u man. I am happy ive found ur channel
Really appreciate it! Thanks for the support!
Banger bro this is what I've been working is changing my voice its crazy knowledge is power
Yeah man! Practicing a lot but with the wrong techniques / knowledge just reinforces bad behavior
@@LeoMaiaProg yess friend im a musician so ive learned that for sure hard to get rid of bad habits
Super helpful
Glad it helps! Cheers
This a great tip!!❤️❤️
Cheers!
I knowhow to raise it but only for 2secs, when I start talking or singing or simply stop the yawn it goes back again
Try thinking dark round vowels like UH
Excellent content, brother
Glad you liked it man!
Haha I just used it in a recording right then! Legend.
@@TravisEarsman nice!
@@LeoMaiaProg it worked. There’s so many things to remember when singing and that’s such a huge one. Thanks mate.
When I raise my soft palate, I lower my larynx automatically. Can you please give some tips to raise the soft palate without lowering the larynx?
The mom / mo exercise without the bear sound. Do that then spread your mouth and use a EH sound and your larynx will be higher.
Act like you're stifling a laugh, like you wanna laugh but you're in a classroom and can't be caught
Do a quick inhale with a inwards "k" sound
Those are some of the ways that different people can find the feeling of having the soft palate raised in their vocal tract maybe one of them helps you
Thank you. So when i say the 'a' "ma' it goes up but i cant hold it. As soon as i change my vowel to any other vowel it falls down... I assume it requires some muscle engagement...
I can raise it but cant keep it lifted. Thank you for the suggestions 😊❤️
@@user-pc4ul7rk6y not about muscle engagement, it's about resonance placement. When you change vowels and can't keep it, it's because you're not modifying those vowels properly imo from what you said here. But I could be wrong, just some tips on what to look for
Oh so the soft palate raises as a result of change in vowel shape?
Good tip for feeling it- but the soft palate is not a valve
What matters is what it does to your singing voice and how important it is to feel and control it
Cheers!
This is so similar to opera technique
Opera is more about covering and dropping the larynx, lifting soft palate is just a part of it
@@LeoMaiaProg not actually dropping the larynx. More like keeping a natural relaxed position. However the German school definitely has a more "covered" sound than the Italian one.
This is where I am blocked... I can switch between a nasal hight pitch and a flat chesty voice, but it's like I cannot live in middle and get that rounded sound which I assume is a mixed voice properly done. May you help me somehow?
I think start on the more head voice and nasal sounding type and then you try to shape it rather than trying to get your flatter chest voice up there. See if all vowels sound the same, check vowel modifications
Omg that's sounds difficult and confusing...😭😭
It's not really! Just stifle a laugh, inhale K sound, use more O dark vowel inward and upward direction, etc, these are all different ways to don't be same thing
@@LeoMaiaProg okay, I'll try it and see. Wish me luck 🤞
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Was that a reference?
@@LeoMaiaProg Yes. A reminder for 🙃 flipping the voice. Upon my inevitable return : 📓