Teen Boy - Regain Your Falsetto (Head Voice) After Vocal Change with Lex Jorgensen
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2021
- Teen Boy - Regain Your Falsetto (Head Voice) After Vocal Change with Lex Jorgensen. Lex Jorgensen demonstrates in 4 lessons over 2 1/2 years how a teen boy regains falsetto (head voice) after the vocal change.
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Puberty is awful on your singing. Watch Lex regain his falsetto (head voice) over a 2 1/2 year period in 4 different lessons. If he can do it with a deep bass voice, so can you!
It’s great stuff Chuck, thanks for posting this
Hi, Chuck! Nice to hear from you again! :) wow.. he's done good progress.. keep up the good work!
Nice video. If I was a vocal coach, based on the video that I've heard of him, I would put him in the flipper category.
It's tricky. Yes he flipped, but the question is why? Did he just let go? or was the larynx going up and or chest voice pulled up?
@@PowerToSing If not flip, then i would say he's singing light and the larynx rises, then the voice let's go due to the tendency of light and wanting to let go too much. That would be my guess. It doesn't sound like he's trying pull chest voice, to me at least.
It did however sound like he was pulling chest a little bit when he went into his song and started to get a little louder. Maybe it's a combination of singing light and airy and trying to pull chest at the same time while sounding breathy.
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Hi, Chuck! I purchased the fast track vocal type exercises after learning what voice type I had. I didn’t receive or see a link/video attached other than the advert to upgrade to monthly lessons.
I just emailed you to let you know you set up two accounts with two different emails. We sent it to the other email. You may also need to check your promotions file or spam files. Let me know via email. :)
Hi Chuck just want to thank you for uploading this video it's very encouraging and helpful, but I have one clarification. I have been doing these exercises and my range has increased significantly but it is still in my chest voice am I doing these exercises wrong or will I gradually start feeling the resonance shift to my head when my range gets higher.
Doing the exercises will enable you to sing from chest through the bridge and into head voice without strain, and without cracking or breaking. It's hard to know what is happening in your voice without hearing you. How old are you? Here are some other helps: ruclips.net/p/PLc6YT-50Ji8HOB7VSpjcPMEV6IKiNB5Gz
Hi chuck do you have a full singing course on pull chest -high larynx
Please reply😅 i want to learn
Yes, you get to it by taking the vocal test. www.powertosing.com/discover-your-vocal-type-wt Follow up emails will send you information about Fast Track Vocal Type Exercises.
Hi Chuck my voice hasnt learned to mix and bridge yet. When I do the exercises should I try staying in chest voice whilst trying to keep my larynx down or do I make my voice break in falsetto. I do not fully understand how to get my voice to start learning how to bridge.
Do the exercises as precisely demonstrated as possible. You want to allow your voice to go into head voice. The exercises will cause this to happen. But you don't want to crack/break into falsetto. Here are so more videos to help you. Also, private lessons will help take the guess work out of your practice. ruclips.net/p/PLc6YT-50Ji8HOB7VSpjcPMEV6IKiNB5Gz
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@@PowerToSing So I just do the exercises and my voice will gradually learn how to properly bridge into head voice?
@@jakeunderwood7980 No. The exercises must be done and demonstrated. Otherwise, they might never help. Done correctly, yes, you will learn to bridge.
Hello can you please teach on how to develop and sing with a whistle register
My opinion is that it is the voice you use in your 4th bridge, which means the third, second and first bridges must be correct also and singing in a mix and later in head voice. If these things aren't done correctly, then it's likely just disconnected into falsetto, which I discourage. So the starting point is here: Watch this video and follow the directions: ruclips.net/video/d0Ob8WGmvPc/видео.html
@@PowerToSing omg you replied thank you anyways
When I do these exercises should I try to force my voice to stay connected or do I just let the break happen when it feels like Im going to.
Usually when it feels like you are going to break, it is because the larynx is coming up. Keep the dumb, or imposed larynx sound. That helps. It's extra challenging when you are going through the vocal change. Be sure to watch all these: ruclips.net/p/PLc6YT-50Ji8HOB7VSpjcPMEV6IKiNB5Gz
How to make your singing voice sound completely different from your speaking voice?
If you speak normally, this is exactly opposite of what I do. I try to help singers sound more like their speaking voice.
This happened to me today and I’m 17 😕
The exercises will help you: Also check out these: ruclips.net/p/PLc6YT-50Ji8HOB7VSpjcPMEV6IKiNB5Gz
Singing voices can change for boys as they grow older. But is it the same for girls?
Yes but not as extreme. When girls mature their cords change from the radius of a dime to a nickel. Boys changes from a dime to a quarter and their cords become thicker and "heavier".
Sir, I'm a teenager too, can I try these methods to improve?
Yes, definitely. If you are a guy you can use the same pitches. If a girl, you would need to sing them using girls pitches.
One more doubt sir, I need to open my mouth a lot to get mixed voice, but we can't sing all areas like that, how to sing mix voice with not widely opened mouth?
@@athen2169 Why do you need to open your mouth so wide? You can sing mix without that...in fact it's easier.
@@PowerToSing Sir, I can sing in falsetto/headvoice without giving a little strain. Same in the case of chest and deep voice, but when it comes to transition between chest to head, I can't, I start to feel pain on jaws and larynx
@@athen2169 It takes a while to learn to mix. One tip to follow is to practice much softer and easier. This helps a lot.
The poor kid was asked to sing along Anthem recorded by a singer that half-shouted through the chorus as he tried to stay in mixed voice.
It's interesting that he can end up mixing better that the professional on Broadway.