How to Find Singing Vowels in Lyrics &/Words!

Hey guys! In this video I go through several words and show you my process of finding the singing vowels that make up the syllables/words.
This video is an excerpt of this video, so if you'd like the whole video, here it is: • How to Sing "greedy" b...
Here are my other singing vowels videos:
Overview of Singing Vowels: • SINGING VOWELS | Singi...
Shorter overview and How to Form Singing Vowel Mouth Shapes: • How to Shape Singing V...
Pop vs. Classical singing vowels - why we don't always see/use the perfect singing vowel shapes: • Pop vs. Classical Sing...
If you'd like to take lessons with me, you can do so here! katecosettevocals.com/schedule-a-lesson !
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[@hawhee]

Vowel modification is something I am trying to learn, and this video really helps.

[@create_with_morgn959]

Thank youuuu

[@katecosettevocals]

my pleasureeee! :)

[@briancannon1704]

Thanks!

[@katecosettevocals]

Oh my gosh, you are too kind! Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! 😄

[@briancannon1704]

@@katecosettevocals you do a great job explaining some very difficult concepts.

[@katecosettevocals]

@@briancannon1704 thanks so much! ☺

[@briancannon1704]

Once again, Very helpful! A word I'm struggling with now is, "Gone". This lesson will hopefully help me explore some options.

[@katecosettevocals]

So happy I can help!
For "Gone" I would go with an "Ah" vowel shape.
☺ What I like to do with words I'm unsure about is actually re-write the word the way it sounds. So, basically you're "sounding it out" like we teach kids in elementary school. There are a lot of words (especially in English) that we pronounce very differently to how it's spelled (such as how "way" and "weigh" are pronounced the same, but spelled entirely differently!) Always refer most to what you hear rather than what you see.
If you pronounce "gone" in almost slow-motion, and spell it the way it sounds, it would be something more like "gAHne". Or what you can do is find some words that rhyme with the word you're struggling with, such as how "gone" rhymes with "lawn" or "Shawn". Sometimes doing that can help you find an easier word that you can hear the vowel more clearly - and any word that rhymes with another word will ALWAYS utilize the same vowel - that's how rhyming works, which is super helpful for this 😄Whenever you hear or see "aw" in a word, you can usually default to using the "Ah" singing vowel!
Let me know if that helps! 😄

[@briancannon1704]

@@katecosettevocals 💯 this helps! I’ll definitely try it tomorrow when I’m working on it. Thank you!

[@katecosettevocals]

@@briancannon1704 awesome! happy to help 😄

[@prettysarah9807]

Kate u have really helped me a lot in my singing ❤😊

[@katecosettevocals]

so happy I could help!! :)

[@miklosonofer6124]

Can you make a video about it in transcriptions?
English has 20 vowel sounds. Short vowels in the IPA are /ɪ/-pit, /e/-pet, /æ/-pat, /ʌ/-cut, /ʊ/-put, /ɒ/-dog, /ə/-about. Long vowels in the IPA are /i:/-week, /ɑ:/-hard,/ɔ:/-fork,/ɜ:/-heard, /u:/-boot. Diphthong vowels in the IPA are /eɪ/-place, /oʊ/-home, /aʊ/-mouse, /ɪə/-clear, /eə/-care, /ɔɪ/-boy, /aɪ/-find, /ʊə/-tour.
What transcriptions are the five singing vowel and which mouthshape should I use for the rest of the vowels?