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You’re welcome 🌸 And yes, high tongue position helps to isolate the movements of larynx so that you’re not pressing your larynx down with your tongue. This can make it harder to sing high notes and create tension. If it feels challenging to sing with a high tongue position and it feels like your tongue keeps pulling down it can be a sign of some tension at the root of the tongue. In this case take tongue relaxation manoeuvres into your vocal practice routine 😊🎵

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Link to a short about tongue relaxation manoeuvres 😊

Hi there, thanks for your question. 🌸Please never do anything that feels uncomfortable in any way. Vocal practice whether silent or with sound is not supposed to hurt or feel uncomfortable 🌸 Larynx naturally rises as we swallow and this is what is supposed to happen. As you swallow your larynx first rises and then comes back down. This is a great way to explore the higher larynx position as it naturally happens as you swallow. Don’t try to force your larynx in any position - if you want to explore larynx positions you can do it using the prompts like swallowing or yawning, you can gently hold your hand on your larynx only to feel what’s happening but don’t force any movement with your hand. What benefit are you hoping for your voice? If you’re looking for a darker tone you can explore lower larynx position simply by yawning or playing with a ghost sound 😊

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Hi Chris, thanks for your comment 🦋 Don’t worry, it won’t affect your true vocal folds at all as these two structures can and should be controlled separately 😊✨ Retracting false vocal folds will only make your sound production more comfortable and open when done correctly. If there’s discomfort in your true vocal folds, this is due to some other issue 🌸 I’d recommend doing SOVT(semi occluded vocal tract exercises like lip trill, straw or ‘ng’ sound) exercises regularly and focus on not pushing too much air out to help with your vocal fold (vocal cord) adduction. 🎵 You can also try producing a single note sound making sure you get a clear tone -> careful with the effort levels on the outcoming air and make sure you don’t hear breath noise right before the sound. If anything you do tickles, scratches or hurts your throat, it is important to stop as something need to change. I’d be happy to do a video about this 👌😊

@singwithmimi thank you for your answer! and yes, a video on this topic would be great. I will continue my straw exercises

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That’s brilliant 😍 Well done 👏 What song would you like to learn next? 😊🎵

I’m so glad to hear that this topic resonated with you 🥰 More to come! 🦋✨ Thank you for being here 🌸

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Haha you’re welcome 🌸 I’m glad to hear you enjoyed the exercise. 🐱🎵

Happy to have you here 🌸😊🎶 Let me know how you get on with the exercises 🎶🦋

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Hi there, thanks for your suggestion 🌸 I’ll have a listen to the song as I’m not familiar with it 😍 Happy to do a video on light head voice. It is surprisingly hard to produce quiet and soft sounds as it requires great control 🦋

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@@RiyazLearnSinging Heyy 🌸 Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback, it truly means a lot 😊🦋 I feel like I often need to remind myself too to be patient and kind to myself - it is so important with any type of learning and life in general 🌸 Is there any specific topic you’d like to learn more about? Feel free to make topic suggestions for future videos😊🎶

Thanks! I’m happy to hear it was helpful to you 😊🌸

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Yay thank you. Have fun practicing 😊🎶 Feel free to update your progress in the comments 😍

Hi there, thank you for your comment. 😊I’m sorry for the delay in responding I only now found your comment 🌸 So great to hear you’ve found your singing spark ✨😍 There are so many structures in the vocal tract and the way that we learn to control them affect the sound. I’d suggest being curious with your voice and trying different settings to see if there’s something you like and don’t like. Usually your own voice will shine through as you learn to sing without pushing and constriction. What do you like about your voice at the moment and what makes it unique? What would you like to improve? Focus sensations over sound first. When this is established play with different settings and record your practice to listen back. If you’d like some feedback on your voice feel free to send a little video contact@singwithmimi.com 🌸 I’d be happy to have a listen 🎶

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You’re welcome ☺️ I find tongue exercises very helpful too to get rid of tension before performing 😍 Thanks for your comment 🌸🎶

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Thank you so much for your feedback 🥰 I’m happy you found it helpful 🌸🎵

I’m happy you enjoyed it 🥰💖 Did you find any exercises challenging?

You’re welcome 🌸 I’m glad you enjoyed it 🥰💖 Did you find the exercises easy or challenging? 😊

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