Advanced Head Voice Workout for Guys - 8 Mins for Relaxed High Notes
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- Опубликовано: 9 янв 2023
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Male Head Voice Workout (7 MInutes to Easier High Notes!)
• Male Head Voice Workou...
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Hi Film, great to see you on here! Thank you for your kind words, and Happy New Year!
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I love this exercises! Thanks so much!
I have a singing teacher which I see bi weekly. He was try-ing yo teaching me mix for ages. During the Summer break I used your courses. Last week he commented that it was finally starting to show. Thaaanksss.
Wow great to hear that the courses are paying off!
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I ve found the placement and relaxation. Thank you so much 😊
Happy to help!
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You're so welcome! Glad to help
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I appreciate that! Glad you're getting so much benefit :)
guys this really work, keep going hard man, you'll get it one day hard at beginning
How is your head voice coming along?
Thank you
You're welcome! How is your head voice developing?
Hello Mr Welch. I have been using your vocal exercises daily for more then a year now, I even join Singing Ignition for a few months. Just want to tell how much I appreciate your work, thank you so much for creating this platform.
Wonderful! I'm so glad you are finding value in my channel and my program. I appreciate your kind words.
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Hello Spencer, I have noticed that in all of you videos you talk about keeping the sound "hooty" "hollow" like an owl. What is the purpose of this?
It can help thin out the voice so that a student can discover their upper register with ease, even if it is an unpolished sound at first.
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio alright that makes sense. Thanks
Hi Spencer,
Happy new year! Another great video.
Quick question, I have noticed that when I do head voice exercises first and then work down to mid and then chest, it feels better.
Is there a general order you should approach working your voice when it comes to the registers?
Thanks,
Ricky
Happy New Year, Ricky! To answer your question, it all depends...which is the usual answer for most vocal things. It all depends on the singer's tendencies and habits.
If you're the kind of singer that tends to pull up your chest voice too high into ranges where you should be mixing, then it may work best to build your voice from the top down, first with head voice and then slowly thicken it up as you descend.
However, for someone who sings with light chest and is overly-dependent on their head voice, then building from the bottom up usually works best. Would you say you tend to be a chest-dominant singer?
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My pleasure!
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Hi Mr. Welch, My weakest vowel is the o. Is there anyway you could do a headvoice for guys on O's. Thank you for your time.
That's a very specialized request for my RUclips channel, but we'll see. My program Singing Ignition or my private coaching would be able to address your particular challenge, since I tailor it to you.
yes great video Thanks again
Happy you liked it! What are you working to develop in your voice?
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Sounds good. Speaking of dexterity, have you tried practicing with my Male Vocal Agility Workout video? ruclips.net/video/pKlKkn4TD0o/видео.html
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Yes thats one of the videos I've saved to practice with.
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I appreciate you vids Spencer and I’ve made progress using them but I’m trying to get a stronger connected sound in my mix/head voice so that I can have a more powerful beltier high end with lest strain. I was diagnosed with a sulcus vocalis and I’m wondering if it’s keeping me from developing that upper register. Is the power just something that comes with time? Or is it more related to technique?
I'm happy you're enjoying my videos. Unfortunately, I can't comment on your voice and give advice without hearing you and working with you in a lesson. Your vocal diagnosis could be playing a part in your development, but I would have to work with you to see what your voice is capable of. What does your ENT suggest as far as treatment for the sulcus vocalis?
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio I’m doing voice therapy to work on technique and voice efficiency but I’m not sure it’s helping. I’m a working musician right now and it’s tough to think I might have to hang it up because of my injury. I’m not sure if it’s congenital or caused by all the gigs I did in the last year but my voice wears down easily and it’s always been somewhat raspy
Oh that's tough. What style of music are performing? Which artists?
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio i do a lot of country and blusey stuff. My main question aside from my personal vocal injury is can you get a beltier mixed sound out of doing these types of exercises? i'm a bass/baritone and my passagio is right around that D4-E4 yet a lot of songs that i have to play require a beltier sound in and above this range which makes things tough even if i lower the key
Well these kinds of exercises tend to develop a comfort with head voice, which is a stepping stone toward developing mixed voice (since it involves a mix of chest and head voice.) So you probably won't get a belty mix quality from practicing with these, but then it all depends on your vocal needs and habits. I would have to hear you and work with you to give advice since everyone is different. Have you tried this video? ruclips.net/video/ZpeVTtLusgo/видео.html
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Thank you! How is your head voice developing?
i feel this very easy are there more challenging excersices
That's great you find them easy. You can look through my channel for other workouts. Also in my program Singing Ignition, I have very challenging workouts for range, tone, and agility
Spencer - I can't tell you how much I appreciate your videos; they have truly helped me improve. 2 quick questions, if you have the time:
1) Compared to your 7 min head voice workout, which sometimes goes up to C5 or maybe C#5, this doesn't go as high - is there a reason for that?
2) Can you explain the desired effect of using a sound like "wee" vs. the hard G in "gee" or "goh"? Certainly I feel more fold contact on the harder syllable, and have to focus on avoiding constriction -- is that the point?
Thanks, that makes me happy. 1) I'm just working the head voice slightly differently here 2) The G helps assist some singers with their head voice to make it less falsetto-like
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Thank you!
I cannot do the lip trills. I use to when I was a kid but now I have trouble causing the lip trill
The lip trill doesn't come naturally to everyone, and the technique needs to be adjusted. You can try this video for some tips about the lip trill: ruclips.net/user/shortsKZcBS-bHMjo
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I can literally hold my breath to do once in your twice.
Can I go for it?
What do you mean once in my twice?
I mean if you do lip thrills for 6 sec in one breath, I do 12 sec
And it's same for all other
It depends what you're trying to accomplish. I could skip the odd breath too, but it wouldn't assist the intent of the exercise. My recommendation is: rather than stocking up on air, take in the amount required for the phrase and then focus on the real objective of the exercise. Air is just one aspect of that and often not the most important one.
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Glad you liked it. What would you like to improve in your voice?
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@@balwondiy9780 agreed.
Thank you for the exercises. But a question, is there any place where you explain why the exercises are the way they are? I feel lost on how to use them. Like why goo and go? I just don't understand the reason for any of them. It'd be nice to have at least 5 seconds explaining the goal of the exercise. What they're working.
I understand. This is a workout that singers can run through every day with minimal breaks or talking. I do give more explanations and guidance in my program Singing Ignition and my private coaching
I find the second exercise challenging.my throat seems to tense right up.
As always, skip an exercise if you feel strain or irritation when you sing it. In order to sing in a "heady", hooty coordination, this exercise should require little effort or volume. Are you able to sing in falsetto?
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Not very well at all. I am thinking of taking you up on your offer. this is my channel. If you think you can help me hit the notes that just seem out of my range. I will probably take you up on your lessons.
It sounds like you're used to pulling up your chest voice to sing the higher notes in songs. At first, developing your head voice (and eventually mix voice) would mean practicing a softer, weaker but more comfortable head voice coordination in the upper range.
So you would do this in exercises, but it wouldn't be usable in songs for a while until you strengthened and deepened it further down the road.. This would take practice and patience, but it can be done.
Feel free to book a lesson with me if you want to dig deeper into this:
www.spencerwelch.com/lessons/book-now/
My online vocal academy Singing Ignition also deals with this.
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio ,yes my head voice is weak. I will look at the singing ignition option, thank you for reply. Mike.
Yeah it could be that your head voice is weak because you rely on your chest voice so much when you perform. That's a pretty common thing for singers to do, which is why they have to make changes slowly behind the scenes in their practice room...until one day the hard work starts to show up in their songs.