How to Blend Vocal Registers by Balancing Air Pressure
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2020
- Would you like to know how to blend vocal registers when you sing? Specifically the nose and mouth registers? Well, in the video we go over how to mix your upper vocal registers together for seamless transitions and smooth shifts without vocal breaks. We will be working on balancing air pressure between your mouth and nasal registers.
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Exercise starts at 5:00 ❤️
Thank you!!
SUCH good teaching! 😀 Just wish I had my own island to practice with my oh so VERY loud self. 😀 That’s one good reason to have a personal voice teacher. So you can go yell in their studio. 😀🎤🎶
Try this. Practice into a cup, like those blue or red ones and poke a small hole in the bottom. You will be able to sing in a full voice without disturbing someone else too much! Try it!
In your car..... That's why I commute 45 min it works
@@ladysleopat what cup plastic?
@@hellomagar5063 like the solo ones
straws too!
“Can i get another slice of cake?”
“nnnnnnnnnnnoooooooooooo”
Hey Madeleine :)
First of all I hope you are safe and sound and all your loved ones as well!
Just letting you know that I love love loooove the diversity of you videos. So many topics, so detailed and it‘s just a pure joy to watch!
Thank you again, stay healthy and greetings from Berlin 🤍
Yay! Thanks so much for the positive feedback. Hope you enjoyed the lesson! ❤️
Fantastic. I remember asking you about this very subject a few months ago, when you said that Dimash's ability to go through different register shows his ability to balance his air pressure or something like that. I asked you what that meant. So either you remembered the question [Even if you didn't remember who asked], or this is a wonderful coincidence. Either way, thank you.
Hi Madeleine!
I just want to let you know that among all the different vocal coaches on RUclips, I find your explanation the most useful to really understand how mixed voice should work and sound like. Many coaches encourage the use of nasalities to help identify mix, but doesn’t necessarily give good explanation why that is the case - a misbalancs of air pressure between mouth and nose as simple as that.
I think many haven’t succeeded in accessing the mix is because of dominating mouth pressure, so practice takes time to accommodate in that nasal space (the mask).
It’s easy to fall out of that space and going back to just mouth and we strain as we sing higher in chest register.
I really want to thank you for making such good videos and insightful singing advice!!!!!
Exercise starts at 6:12
my neighbors be calling police fr.
thank you for the video! i hope i wont be hated by my neighbors lol
That's the exactly what I needed!!!!
Yes! Cant wait to watch!
very helpful; my challenges is changing registers, both low and high are strong, while mid is a squeaky wheel
This is gold! This is so helpfully thank you so much!
Wow you are the best! I have been struggling with this for years. This video was an eye opener! Thank you ❤
It's magic!! I love how Madeleine teaches us to use our body instinct to develop our singing ability
This is a great exercise!
Amazing as always!!! Thanks so much Madeleine!!!
So excellent & clear!!!
Here I go again you are extremely awesome I cannot believe you make singing so simple. In the 80s I was taking voice lessons I knew I could go high and low and everywhere but they never could get it out of me the teachers could not do what you do today you are a blessing, amazing and I hope your life is happy and beautiful as you are thank you
I can’t say how much I appreciated this! It was exactly “spot on “ what I needed to target 🎯 in my voice. Madeline thank you time and time again fir the best videos overall on voice.., you are my favorite! Hugs 🤗 and love you back
How often should I practice this as my mid range seems to have disappeared. I used to be able to do a kind of growl in certain songs but this too is gone. Any advice is helpful please 😃
I love your videos so much! They are so so helpful! Thank you!💜
You are so welcome!
More people need to see this, it's great.
Thank you so much. Exactly what I have been waiting for. Thanks a lot💜💜💜 stay safe please😔💜
A lovely lesson in nose and mouth balance. A game of Yes and No. Only Madeleine. Made my evening.
Thank you mate this is something i have been looking for
This is so helpful! Thank you so much! I love you and hope everything is okay 💖
Amazing video. Thank you very much. Everything you teach is so helpful. I will definitely practice it. I am still having problems to connect the chest voice with the head voice. But still trying
Love this... Thank you!
whenever I see you , I feel so positive
Thank you. That was a wonderful tutorial.
Definitely your lessons are golden lessons for us❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Brilliant!!!
Super helpful. Thank you.
This was so helpful.
This is very helpful and I needed this
Like my new technique in singing from you. Major difference in taking the pressure off the throat.
You are amazing! You teach me everything i need :)
Buenisimo!!!!
"are you ready to put this into an exercise?" nnnnnnOOOOOOO. i mean yEEEEEEEESss. simultaneously a lesson on tone and relationship boundaries, hahaha thank you! 6:11 9:30
Oh my my my I was looking for it. 👍
Thank you.
Such great instruction, thank you! I feel like It will take me forever to get good at this. My throat gets tight whenever I go higher, I don't know how to keep it open even though I do know some exercises.
I find her other videos on warm ups and singing high are super helpful.
Damn shawty. Dis exercise really helped my male rnb artist. I'm making him do this everyday
perfect
Thank you
Tysm 💗
THE INTRO IS EVERYTHING! Bad*ssss
Thank you , Madeleine
Thank you Madeleine O:)
Btw you are great!!!
Nice👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💖
The first speech, with more nasal sounds remembers me Ariana Grande's tone when she speaks ❤️
Cat valentine's tone! 😂😂
I thought the same haha
Bedankt
Wow! Thank you again! I really appreciate your support. Happy singing! 🥰
Hi Madeleline, please correct me if I am wrong. I tried many times to do your practice and below is my conclusion:
The "I say No" exercise will work like the way you demonstrate only if we raise our soft palette and keep it tight for the compressed air to pass through. Otherwise, it will not sound as solid and projected or full like your demonstration. Thank you very much.
Madeleine, could you please make a video on how to speak healthy? I hear so many voice teachers talk about sing with speech. But what if your natural speech is not optimal...
Check out Per Bristow too, he does a speech course
Wendy Linsey ah thank you! I find his course to be too expensive though 😔
Great. Would you have any insight into (e ) vowel going up in the scale? Thank you.
I had to listen and not look at this video. Your red lips are stunning and really made the red in your dress pop!
Hi! I’ve been practicing different exercises in a regular basis at home for a while now including this exercise and I feel the resonance in my nose and mouth...
But as I control to do this exercise , it halls mostly to the throat and it slightly starts to hurt... what am I missing?
This has been a problem for a while now and I haven’t been able to fix it! Really frustrating of course because when I talk, the sound falls straight to my throat and nothing really resonates ... people can barely hear me! And after a while; my throat hurts.
The only thing I can think of is throat tension and being so stuck in my throat for such a long time, that’s it’s just so much harder to connect the different registers of my voice... I’d really love to fix this.
Any advice helps... love your videos! Thanks so much!
if you are trying to activate the nose when singing, what would be a good note to begin on. i am a mezzo soprano, and usually find myself starting on a c4, which, when doing the excerise, does not give off the feeling that the nose is engaged.
I regret watching this with my boyfriend. He has far too much fun practicing your “No” sound now 🙄😂. All. The. Time!
Haha 😂
It would be nice to put these into sing examples
I'm having a hard time hitting your highest note. Sandy Patty high opera Christians songs. I love to sing help!!!!
how can we sing in the middle range slightly loudly without the tone sounding cloudy? when I add that gritty modal speech sound, it sounds better, but then I feel like the rest of my voice needs that and I don't really want that tone in my singing style. what should I do?
I can definitely feel the resonance in my nose at a lower pitch (around B3), but as I go up, it goes away. Around G4 I don't feel anything anymore. Is this normal?
Hey
I have alot of questions
What the meaning of learn to sing and and it take to long ?
Should I sing asong on same pitches of singer or I create my own pitch ?
How to sing on my pitch not pitch of singer in the song ?
Thank you alot ❤❤❤
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
1:43 omg that sounded like pearl from Steven universe
Madeleine: You ready to put this into an exercise?
Me: NNOOOoooooo
@tblacq:how do I find my mix?
how do I know if I'm singing in my mix or if the mix exercises are working?
Can you feel it? "NOOOOOOOOOOOOO....by which I mean 'yes'"
You’ve been learning from her
6:12
Is balancing vocal registers something that allows for a good transition (as opposed to a break) from chest to head voice? I know how to balance chest and head voice into a good & powerful mixed voice and based on that am wondering if that allows a better transition.
Yes, and that means you are doing what she is describing whether you know it or not. You will find that the higher the larynx, the more nasal, so it also means that you have a stable larynx when singing as opposed to it shooting up when trying to transition. Does that make sense?
This does make sense. I might have a suspecting reason for this problem after I say that problem: even when I transition from chest to mix to head I VERY RARELY am able to go to head without any amount of flipping/cracking. I feel like my age might be why it's so hard. I'm assuming for most people that use mixed voice have very little trouble smoothly transitioning for chest to mix to head. But even after singing with a mixed voice about a year I still can't keep from flipping, which is why I feel like it's my age interfering (I'm 18 yo btw). I can only go from chest to mix and then I'll flip to head after that. Another thing: when I say sing with mixed voice I mean it has been successfully used for almost every song I learn. Literally it was Madeleine who showed how it feels to belt in her videos titled "How to Belt High Notes" and "How to Develop a Good Singing Belt" (kept what that felt like in my head) and just started to automatically apply it to songs (most of them DEFINITELY would require it). Since then it's literally become second nature. If you don't like me explaining this, it's because I have never been able to share my vocal journey to someone who actually cares as much as I do. My mother is the only music person and her strength in music is only instruments, very little about the voice aside from the basics. She's never even heard of a mixed voice until I mentioned it to her. I'll stop, this is becoming too long of a response.
Any one have there whole family run to check to see if your alive when you start your belting practice at 5:30am. Back to practicing in the pickup truck belting anyway 😁
I notice you call the modal voice "in speech" what about that more colorful layer of the voice? what is that called?? people say chest also yeah sure but I notice there's a more colored part of the voice followed by the nasal part like what you did in the "I said no" exercise
I can't help going into head voice at some point (with lots of twang). What am I doing wrong? (I'm a girl btw). Either that or I'll push my chest voice up and latter I flip into head voice anyway.
Me
I had this exact issue for years. I only sang in mixed or head voice and would use twang in those registers which gave a very beegees like sound especially in mixed voice. I finally realized years later I had no chest voice developed. You likely need to work on chest voice if you have that weird tone coming in from mixed voice. I think mixed voice for some people can only have so much vocal pressure before it’s time for chest to come in
I started coughing at the end what am I doing wrong😔
Okay okay we got it, coach says no
how do people do this at home with their families
The balance is the mix?
Yes! It is all interrelated. A stable larynx will help with transitions. You will notice that a bad transition will occur when the larynx shoots up and causes too much nasality. Easing the larynx up will take from chest to mix to head.
If I do this exercise at home the neighbours will definitely call the police, lol. I used to blend registers seamlessly, but now that I am nearing 60 I have more of a break. I think it has to do with structural changes in the nasal cavity as we age. Sadly it does happen😞.
The thumb down must have been an accident.
There’s an A-hole born every second.
@@kingwillie206 Jesus sometimes I wonder if we are the same species when observing how some people act
@@samsschool3639 - There are miserable people out there who just thumbs down every video they come across. I actually came across a comment that read “I usually thumbs down every video I see, but not this time.” Weak individuals feel powerful when they can cause pain to others without consequences and this is simply a modern manifestation of that.
1:42 you sound like Ariana Grande haha
6:10 i said no.
... I just wanna sing world burn for mean girls 👁️👄👁️
So I’m a little confused. I’ve learned that in order to achieve optimal resonance, you need to raise your soft palate, and doing so closes off any airflow to your nose. Is this not accurate or am I just misunderstanding something
Hey Madeleine I am not able to understand mixed voice 😢
Same. I can't figure it out for the life of me and I need to learn it ASAP for a performance 😂
@@shannony3887 all the best sis 🥺❤
@@vennela2142 thanks hahaha, you too! 😜
If you are able to speak effortlessly across different pitch it means you have started mixing.. one thing to be in mind.. higher the pitch less air and more support.. also if you r doing effortless in neck and above and core should work
@@santhoshmusiclover4529 ooh I feel like it sounds childish a bit
I’m trying to learn to sing with RUclips videos since I don’t have money for a actual class, since I have a horse it’s not easy to have money these days 😂
Same, only without the horse 😂
alot of soft palate manipulation here
6:13