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I was struggling to reach A5 before. Now, I can reach up to a C#6 because of this video. Hopefully, I can reach an E6 with practice. Thank you, thank you!!!
@@NewYorkVocalCoaching Hi, would you mind sharing a few exercises to practice this and to be able to break through our own mental and physical constraints? I'm trying to get there, but anytime I practice i feel I'm about to break something inside and that pulls me back and stands in my way every single time. It will be much appreciated!!! Best wishes!!
You are a SERIOUS godsend holy moly!!! I've been doing the flageolet workouts for about 3 weeks and I can now go up to g5 without warming up (I know, I know, I should warm up). My range before was f2-f5- WITH warm ups. Now it's f2-g5.
THANK YOU! I've developed my falsetto/flageolet to sing Vitas songs, my favorite singer, I can take 4 to 5 octaves using flageolet, thank you for this video! ^-^
M a light lyric baritone and my flageolet starts around G5 B5 to B7, so m afraid thats a falsetto you are doing and not a flageolet moreover, Vitas does a c#6 in opera #2, if u do that song then thats the start of 6th octave....his most "high"notes r in 6th and above octaves....maybe u sing The 7th Element song....
Make an oo sound as if you were to do a whistle. Step 1: shape your mouth in the smallest 'oo' you can do with only a small opening in your mouth. Step 2: i found that doing this staccato is best. Basically sing a narrow oo that is short, sharp and detached rather than a long connected oo. Hope that helps.
For men, it would be interesting to go deeper into the physiology of falsetto, reinforced falsetto, upper falsetto, flageolet, how they are connected and function, and the anatomy of the registers, as well as the vocal folds.
Should flageolet hurt? I assume not, but my throat muscles start hurting when I do it with any duration. I can't seem to get anything relaxed above my falsetto (which doesn't have a very wide range).
It is possible that this is giving your vocal muscles a bit of a workout, but It shouldn't hurt. If it does, it suggests to me that you are perhaps trying to be too loud. The secret is about how quiet you can make the sound. Imagine a volume button on a sterio that is turned down. There is no sound. As you slowly rotate the button to increase the volume on your sterio, what you hear is a sound gradually increasing from nothing. Take the 'nothing' aspect of the volume button as your breath - your exhale. As you turn the button to introduce sound, before sound comes YOUR BREATH - the 'H' that Justin speaks about. How quietly can you introduce / produce sound? I would start on a comfortable note practicing this, not high because when we get into high territory, the muscles in our neck and jaw tend to massively constrict - until we can comfortably reach those notes with any kind of power. So we have to start light, with the breathy sound. If you try the volume button technique and find you are struggling to gradually introduce/produce your sound, by this I mean you go from exhale breath to a sudden quite strong sound, ie you seem unable to produce a really really quiet sound, like the volume button gradually being turned up analogy, then it is a sign your vocal cords, ie your voice, is not at its optimum. One good way to help recovery is continuing to try the volume button tool to the sound NG (as in sing), ensuring you are relaxed in the process. Any tension will cause constriction and this, ultimately, does not help. As Justin says, if you keep on practicing to where the limits of your voice can currently go, it WILL increase over time. Practice a little every day and be patient. You will get there! :D
I been watching lot of vocal coaching channels. But this is the only vocal coach channel i seen which explains everything in full detail in simplest form. I also love your teaching style.
Oh Justin.... I was just watching some of these older lessons again and I quickly remembered how much I love you xD I've commented on other videos about this before, but thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for undoubtedly being the absolute best singing resource I have ever found online. You helped me in so many ways and I truly appreciate it so, so much! No one else explains singing on such a level that is both technical but also made so very simple! You just really know how to focus on all the right things and make learning feel like a breeze :) and then, to top it off, you have this refreshing humor that just makes everything you say feel more cheerful and inviting. So thank you again!!! AHH!
Awesome teacher! A joy to watch and listen to. I'm a vocal coach, and with so many unheard/ unfamiliar things I read online, I had to watch legit ones like this just to check!
For a while, on smule, I focused on chest voice, averaged about 10 loves per song, and get one with more than a hundred loves once every 1 or 2 months. A little more than a week ago, I started focusng on improving at falsetto, and brought my average up to 30-50 loves per song, 3 or 4 with more than 100 each day. 5 days ago I joined a duet for "what awonderful world", sung with high notes, and it is over 1200 loves and climbing!
I love you SO much! You make your videos so interesting and easy to follow and understand step by step - more so than any other vocalist on youtube! It really helps me focus since I have ADHD so I just want to say thank you so much and I appreciate your effort
great videos and advice. I am encouraged to get back into the discipline of singing and not just learn material but get back into learning my voice and improve. Thanks for doing what you do!!!
Thanks Justin ! I’m a male singer , been stuck between E5 and F5 for a while . After doing this exercise for just a week I’m now can go up to A5 . Next goal C6 ✊😤!!
Can you keep working on this please? The exercise is kinda complicate for me at the highest notes, I can repeat well the lowes that you do (Of the HW exercise) but as get high i feel a lot of tension in the sternocleidomastoids, I just can't found a relaxed form of the throat to duplicate your highest notes :S... Also maybe this is funny but, also tried to repeat the Squeak of the mouse and cannot get close either! My throat just get completely close when I try it! With my larynx practically touching the back of my tongue! What I'm doing wrong Justin!? Can you help me? Would really appreciate some more tips about this! Also, thank you for the videos! You are amazing bro!
Thank you so much for your feedback and support! If you're interested in further instruction from Justin or any of our teachers either through SKYPE or here in New York, feel free to visit newyorkvocalcoaching.com! Thank you so much and we wish you joy and success with your singing!
I am learning new ideas from you Justin, thx....I too was a victim of false ideas....thanks again....I was 11 (1961) years old when I was listening too Lion sleeps tonight on WLS and WCFL Chicago....We also had WJJD for country and WVON for soul music...I'm still singing daily....Glad I ran into your methods...
It is funny how you hit the low keys on the piano to express yourself. Is it possible to smoothly transition from falsetto to flageolet so I can sing specific songs like S.O.S by Dimash or is it best to extent my falsetto?
I see what you mean about using this register to hit the high notes in Queen of the Night. I was trying to use the same muscles for all of my notes and it was much more painful to go for anything above a high C with that so I was putting strain on my voice and burning it out! Thank you for pointing me to this video!
Nope, it's sadly impossible. Chest is a connected register, meaning your vocal chords are touching. Falsetto is a register in which the vocal chords are disconnected, and so transitioning from a disconnected register to a connected register will result in a break, as the vocal chords need to reconnect. However, falsetto's "sister" (as I like to call it) is known as head voice. Head Voice is very similar to falsetto in that they both resonate in the head. Head Voice is a connected register. Therefore, you can transition from Head voice to chest voice with no break/crack since they're both connected registers (similar to how you can transition from Whistle to falsetto with no break since they're both disconnected registers). Hope this helped!
LoL! now I'm in doubt if I really do have a whistle register or if I'm just doing a flageolet 😂😂 I can go up to A-B6 and rarely in the seventh octave... so why can't I do this exercise!???😂😂😂
It can take time to develop! :) Check out Ep. 113 "Expand Your Vocal Range" - Voice Lessons To The World, and “Flageolet Explained - Expand Your Vocal Range!” - Ep. 36 Quick Singing Tips. We hope this helps! -NYVC
From around which note does the flageolet register begin? I’m curious because I can reach until B5 and I don’t know if I’m supposed to call that a head voice or a flageolet.
Thank you so much for your wonderful question! We invite you to send it to questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com, looking forward to hearing from you! :)
Jake is the best brooooooo when I’m telling you I learned I saw episode 90 and did the whistle from the inhale and then I came to this episode 89 and he was do the H sound with hoo 8 5 1 I had the whistle perfectly exhale out I’m going to see each lesson from the beginning
Hi HF! Thanks so much for watching! We're so grateful to have you as a VLTTW student! But you're welcome to reach out to our Admin Staff at Assistant@NewYorkVocalCoaching.com for more info on Skype lessons or in person lessons with Mr. Stoney! -NYVC
Hmmm, my falsetto is very resonant and piercing, but stops at G5 on a good day. I'm very interested in this"flageolet" for extending that range without going into whistle (which, btw, your video on that blew me away. I'm a bass and never thought I could do whistle register and you promised in the video that I could be doing whistle notes in two minutes or less. I was extremely skeptical, but sure enough you were absolutely right and now I've gone as high as Bb6 with it).
I tried squeaking but I can only go into falsetto and when I try do go into flageolet, it hurts my voice. Is there any more tips on how to access flageolet
Really nice video... i have a question... What about when u do the squeak... the vocal folds close completely? Or like in falsetto ... some of the air gets lost?
I have a question please answer me. i normally can hardly reach falsetto but when im in the gym workout, doing cardio i could hit falsetto very easily and high as i sing along to Mariah carey lol ???????? WHYYYYY ?
Bren Karl probably because when your working out your body is heating to a temperature that opens you lungs allowing air to circulate give you the extra edge
I love u Justin!!😭😭 I've learned so much from u in such little time, thanks for all your awesome videos!! But what really got me was the beauty on minute 12:27 😂🤣🤣🤣😻
I can play in my voice as I want I sing falsetto as natural because I use it a lot and whistle tone to go more high I have only one problem I can't sing so high in natural voice 😯
Great question! We invite you to check out our VLTTW episode: "How To Sing Head Voice - Vocal Register World Tour 2". We hope this helps and for any other questions, feel free to send them to questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com! Thank you so much, happy singing!
The Lion Sleeps Tonight is perfect for both falsetto and flageolet - you can shift to flageolet for the OoOoOh and then back to falsetto not chest. Or, if you can shift that quickly, you might as well jump down to chest voice, would be neat! :)
Thank you so much for your question! We encourage you to check out Episodes 36-39 for Justin's break down of the varying vocal registrations and how you can easily transition between them. For any other questions, we invite you to send it to questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com! :)
Tysm. It took me a while to accept my falsettos. U always tend to crack too but i cooperated it in my singing. But not like always cracking 😂. I'm learning so glad to find this video ☺️👍
Hi, at 2:10, I think there might be a small mistake where it says CT=Strength and TA=Flexibility (should be the other way around) Keep up the great work though! Currently on a NYVC binge session
Thank you so much! Yeah- it definitely should say the opposite! We can't change this, but Justin says it correctly in the video so that will have to do. So glad you're enjoying the show Wyz! :) -NYVC
stay relaxed and direct/force air up your cords as high as possible. do this quietly at a low volume. my sister hates it when l squeak, butl don't care. Squeaking and vocal fry actually helped to rehabilitate my damaged voice!
It's the first time I've heard your lessons and they're awesome the best! I thought I was weird for always singing in my falsetto range when possible and now I've learned it's an extension of me, I'm working on my fourth octave and whistle registers thanks to your vids. I always knew my limit was 3.4 but realised I can extend it more and have fun with it. Why limit what you can do? I just wish my bass voice was deeper being a tenor 😔
well what should I do? when I was grade 4-7 I always sing using falsetto voice. but when I'm in grade 8 I start using my normal singing voice the whole year(since then I never used falsetto again) and now that I'm in grade 9, I encounter difficulties using falsetto again T^T what should I do??
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i love how every thumbnail matches his shirt
😎 -NYVC
oH MY GOD THATS SO COOL
Wow! Never noticed haha
Yeah
He has so many plain shirts. I'm impressed at the shirt colour variety that he has
Justin Stoney : *hit the piano*
Piano: Harder Daddyy
Lmao😂 69
THYRo Noid
Wtf 😂
Do you get into copyright problems when you sing "The Lion Sleeps Tonight"?
I- 😂😂
Justin is amazing - how he mixes so much information with an entertaining vibe to it - it's not easy at all to do.
I reached the highest note in the exercise. That's almost an octave higher than I thought I could. You're amazing!
WOW! Great job Evelyn! -NYVC
I was struggling to reach A5 before. Now, I can reach up to a C#6 because of this video. Hopefully, I can reach an E6 with practice. Thank you, thank you!!!
Great work Quinn! -NYVC
Dang, that’s damn high. Good job! The highest I can reach is F#5, but it comes out really breathy and staggered. I'm a baritone.
Yeah me too. I’m also struggling. On a rare day i only sing A5
@@NewYorkVocalCoaching Hi, would you mind sharing a few exercises to practice this and to be able to break through our own mental and physical constraints? I'm trying to get there, but anytime I practice i feel I'm about to break something inside and that pulls me back and stands in my way every single time. It will be much appreciated!!! Best wishes!!
This guy is my REAL motivation to sing during quarantine!
Aw! We're so glad you've continued singing Iván! -NYVC
You are a SERIOUS godsend holy moly!!! I've been doing the flageolet workouts for about 3 weeks and I can now go up to g5 without warming up (I know, I know, I should warm up). My range before was f2-f5- WITH warm ups. Now it's f2-g5.
Wow! Go Sean go! -NYVC
THANK YOU! I've developed my falsetto/flageolet to sing Vitas songs, my favorite singer, I can take 4 to 5 octaves using flageolet, thank you for this video! ^-^
did you make it? i still didn't get it though
Whaaaat you can sing Vitas songs? you are a legend
Elune Ara you should listen to birdy, she's amazing and i think you'd like her
miriam stenlund omg ikr
M a light lyric baritone and my flageolet starts around G5 B5 to B7, so m afraid thats a falsetto you are doing and not a flageolet moreover, Vitas does a c#6 in opera #2, if u do that song then thats the start of 6th octave....his most "high"notes r in 6th and above octaves....maybe u sing The 7th Element song....
i'm not afraid for squeaking, but i'm confused how to squeaking...
Me too😅
Make an oo sound as if you were to do a whistle.
Step 1: shape your mouth in the smallest 'oo' you can do with only a small opening in your mouth.
Step 2: i found that doing this staccato is best. Basically sing a narrow oo that is short, sharp and detached rather than a long connected oo.
Hope that helps.
Haha same
😂 The same I've done it one time while singing in the mountain 😂 bird set free
Just make uuuuuu sound..
Great work Justin! Couldn't
agree more!
Thank you so much! We are so glad to hear that you enjoy VLTTW, stay tuned! :)
Best vocal coaching ever ! Thanks Justin and Happy Birthday !!! :D
Thank you so much for your support for Justin and VLTTW! Happy Singing :)
RishyCup TV hes a cool nice guy tbh i kinda like him a lil better than ken
can you make a video solely on flageolet please?!
Many have asked for it. I'm sure Justin will do one. -NYVC
yes please!!!
New York Vocal Coaching did you do it?
@@NewYorkVocalCoaching yes please!! I find it difficult transitioning from head voice to flageolet :(
Working on flageolet but can only get so high. Hoping for tips on how strengthen this area
you remind me so much of Leo decaprio on catch me if you can and the wolf of Wall street
Did you see the Leo parody Justin did? th-cam.com/video/7fCHriJOl80/w-d-xo.html -NYVC
I used to have a great falsetto range, now it's quite limited.
@@jcee6886 why?
I just noticed flageolet for the first time today watching Dimash Kudaibergen - Ogni Pietra. Your lesson just cleared all my doubts, thanks a lot!
This is great! :D -NYVC
You seem happier in this video. That's great.
For men, it would be interesting to go deeper into the physiology of falsetto, reinforced falsetto, upper falsetto, flageolet, how they are connected and function, and the anatomy of the registers, as well as the vocal folds.
Should flageolet hurt? I assume not, but my throat muscles start hurting when I do it with any duration. I can't seem to get anything relaxed above my falsetto (which doesn't have a very wide range).
He says it's healthy, so maybe you're not doing it right.
It is possible that this is giving your vocal muscles a bit of a workout, but It shouldn't hurt. If it does, it suggests to me that you are perhaps trying to be too loud. The secret is about how quiet you can make the sound. Imagine a volume button on a sterio that is turned down. There is no sound. As you slowly rotate the button to increase the volume on your sterio, what you hear is a sound gradually increasing from nothing. Take the 'nothing' aspect of the volume button as your breath - your exhale. As you turn the button to introduce sound, before sound comes YOUR BREATH - the 'H' that Justin speaks about. How quietly can you introduce / produce sound? I would start on a comfortable note practicing this, not high because when we get into high territory, the muscles in our neck and jaw tend to massively constrict - until we can comfortably reach those notes with any kind of power. So we have to start light, with the breathy sound.
If you try the volume button technique and find you are struggling to gradually introduce/produce your sound, by this I mean you go from exhale breath to a sudden quite strong sound, ie you seem unable to produce a really really quiet sound, like the volume button gradually being turned up analogy, then it is a sign your vocal cords, ie your voice, is not at its optimum. One good way to help recovery is continuing to try the volume button tool to the sound NG (as in sing), ensuring you are relaxed in the process. Any tension will cause constriction and this, ultimately, does not help. As Justin says, if you keep on practicing to where the limits of your voice can currently go, it WILL increase over time. Practice a little every day and be patient. You will get there! :D
Try copy a women opera singer and or sing falsetto while moving/dancing slowly it does help you relax
I been watching lot of vocal coaching channels. But this is the only vocal coach channel i seen which explains everything in full detail in simplest form. I also love your teaching style.
We're so glad to hear it! Thank you! -NYVC
Great lesson. Dimash is a perfect example of falsetto and flageolet!!
Yeah! Glad you liked this lesson Judy! -NYVC
You truly should be on TV. You are so entertaining!
Where have you been all these years!!! Soo glad I finally found an online teaching academy! THANK YOU!!!!
You are welcome! More videos coming soon! -NYVC
hey Justin, do you mind talking more about flageolet and how that sound is produced exactly in a video?
also, is it possible for everyone to do the flageolet?
smalls j yes
Oh Justin.... I was just watching some of these older lessons again and I quickly remembered how much I love you xD I've commented on other videos about this before, but thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for undoubtedly being the absolute best singing resource I have ever found online. You helped me in so many ways and I truly appreciate it so, so much! No one else explains singing on such a level that is both technical but also made so very simple! You just really know how to focus on all the right things and make learning feel like a breeze :) and then, to top it off, you have this refreshing humor that just makes everything you say feel more cheerful and inviting. So thank you again!!! AHH!
Justin really appreciates all of your super kind words! We're so glad the show has meant so much to you! 💙 -NYVC
I wish you lived in my living room live!!!! lol these are great and your videos are always a blast!
You are the best vocal expert in the world
Love how you break into some epic chords at random moments in your vids haha
Awesome teacher! A joy to watch and listen to. I'm a vocal coach, and with so many unheard/ unfamiliar things I read online, I had to watch legit ones like this just to check!
We're so happy this helped you! 😃 -NYVC
@@NewYorkVocalCoaching 🤩yes and thank YOU!!!
Loved! This now it's time to improve my falsetto
We're so glad this is helping you!! -NYVC
I did it!! I FINALLY DID ITTT!!!! Woowoooo! Now I can sing Vita's no. 2!
WOOHOO!! Go NightOwl! -NYVC
For a while, on smule, I focused on chest voice, averaged about 10 loves per song, and get one with more than a hundred loves once every 1 or 2 months. A little more than a week ago, I started focusng on improving at falsetto, and brought my average up to 30-50 loves per song, 3 or 4 with more than 100 each day. 5 days ago I joined a duet for "what awonderful world", sung with high notes, and it is over 1200 loves and climbing!
Many people have celebrity influences for their vocals, my influences are mostly coaches from youtube.
The link for what a wonderful world: www.smule.com/p/538809213_2179927666 #SingBySmule
That's really cool Matt!!! Keep up the great work! -NYVC
I love you SO much! You make your videos so interesting and easy to follow and understand step by step - more so than any other vocalist on youtube! It really helps me focus since I have ADHD so I just want to say thank you so much and I appreciate your effort
03:39: Queen somebody to love starts playing.
😁😁😁 -NYVC
i love how informative these videos are, and still so entertaining! thank you so much :)
Thanks. Justin is an accomplished actor as well as a vocal coach. And it shows! -NYVC
Oh man I so want to have vocal lessons with this guy he's awesome!
Justin appreciates your kind words! -NYVC
great videos and advice. I am encouraged to get back into the discipline of singing and not just learn material but get back into learning my voice and improve. Thanks for doing what you do!!!
Wow! Go Arkeya, GO! :D -NYVC
Clicked liked before i even watched the vid.
Thank you so much Alex! Enjoy VLTTW!
+New York Vocal Coaching you guys always have quality vids and i much appreciate it.
Same
I always had squeaky notes above my head voice, knew they weren't whistle notes, didn't know the term flageolet, thanks Justin!!
Thank YOU Samuel for your support for Justin! We are so glad you learned something new from VLTTW, stay tuned for more!
"Correct" "That's it" "Good for you"
*Me, just visiting from Sideways: "Thanks"
Thanks a lot, Justin. I love your videos.
you all enjoy his lessons because he's handsome
Such a nice complement! -NYVC
No no no no no. You are so wrong. Its because the concepts are really well taught and he stays off of all the youtube drama.
@@nuke2625 but he's handsome tho
I like your puns humor and wit, on top of your clear understanding and ability to explain… you got a new subscriber!! ✨✨✨ music 🎼 🎶
Welcome, Gabriel! We’re so glad! :D -NYVC
Exercise HW starts at about 10:05
Thank you, Sonia! -NYVC
Thanks Justin ! I’m a male singer , been stuck between E5 and F5 for a while . After doing this exercise for just a week I’m now can go up to A5 .
Next goal C6 ✊😤!!
Amazing work Sunshine! ☀️ -NYVC
Do a video for Flageolet solo video please. I Love the explanation of Coach Justin.
Hi Strange! Send your questions to Questions@VoiceLessonsToTheWorld.com! -NYVC
Leonardo DiCaprio
an idea, highly contagious, inception
Graeme Ross more of a sharper vibe for me
Yes! Did you see the Leo parody Justin did? It's here on TH-cam. Check it out. th-cam.com/video/7fCHriJOl80/w-d-xo.html
Can you keep working on this please? The exercise is kinda complicate for me at the highest notes, I can repeat well the lowes that you do (Of the HW exercise) but as get high i feel a lot of tension in the sternocleidomastoids, I just can't found a relaxed form of the throat to duplicate your highest notes :S... Also maybe this is funny but, also tried to repeat the Squeak of the mouse and cannot get close either! My throat just get completely close when I try it! With my larynx practically touching the back of my tongue! What I'm doing wrong Justin!? Can you help me? Would really appreciate some more tips about this! Also, thank you for the videos! You are amazing bro!
Thank you so much for your feedback and support! If you're interested in further instruction from Justin or any of our teachers either through SKYPE or here in New York, feel free to visit newyorkvocalcoaching.com! Thank you so much and we wish you joy and success with your singing!
I am learning new ideas from you Justin, thx....I too was a victim of false ideas....thanks again....I was 11 (1961) years old when I was listening too Lion sleeps tonight on WLS and WCFL Chicago....We also had WJJD for country and WVON for soul music...I'm still singing daily....Glad I ran into your methods...
Ah! So cool! We're so glad the show is helpful to you Hike! Keep up the awesome work! -NYVC
It is funny how you hit the low keys on the piano to express yourself. Is it possible to smoothly transition from falsetto to flageolet so I can sing specific songs like S.O.S by Dimash or is it best to extent my falsetto?
This channel EXISTS? This is exactly what I have always needed
We're so glad you found us, Jacob! :D Welcome! -NYVC
I can't sing to save my life, but I love these lessons xD
We bet you CAN sing HellHelll! But, we're glad you love the lessons! -NYVC
Omg I finally figured out how to do it , now I can smoothly run up to A5! thanks! will practice this until I get that D6
Great advice Leo!
haha thank you so much Ray! Enjoy VLTTW :)
I see what you mean about using this register to hit the high notes in Queen of the Night. I was trying to use the same muscles for all of my notes and it was much more painful to go for anything above a high C with that so I was putting strain on my voice and burning it out! Thank you for pointing me to this video!
him: great job!
me:*dies of choking
LOL. Uh oh! Stay alive! -NYVC
amazing´s tips!! Thank you!! So awesome the squeazy with HW. That´s so healthy and agreeable of to do!
I bust up laughing everytime he bangs on the piano .... he is so funny
Ha! Mr. Stoney is a silly dude! -NYVC
i usually hate people who act this way, you know with the puns and weird edits, but for some reason i adore this man
Ha! Glad to have you here Jayden! -NYVC
So is there any way to make a smooth transition from falsetto to chest without cracking?
Kara Harrington Mixed voice
Kara Harrington From falsetto no I think? Head voice (in male terms) you can mix to chest voice
Nope, it's sadly impossible. Chest is a connected register, meaning your vocal chords are touching. Falsetto is a register in which the vocal chords are disconnected, and so transitioning from a disconnected register to a connected register will result in a break, as the vocal chords need to reconnect.
However, falsetto's "sister" (as I like to call it) is known as head voice. Head Voice is very similar to falsetto in that they both resonate in the head. Head Voice is a connected register. Therefore, you can transition from Head voice to chest voice with no break/crack since they're both connected registers (similar to how you can transition from Whistle to falsetto with no break since they're both disconnected registers). Hope this helped!
Impossible is nothing y friend. Go ahead and bring us a new unsdertanding about the situation
Kara Harrington use head voice then go to falcetto
I love this videosssssss. You're so pedagogical, great teacher
Mr. Stoney appreciates your kind words Ariel! -NYVC
LoL! now I'm in doubt if I really do have a whistle register or if I'm just doing a flageolet 😂😂
I can go up to A-B6 and rarely in the seventh octave... so why can't I do this exercise!???😂😂😂
Check out Whistle voice th-cam.com/video/C53-J4jQ-V8/w-d-xo.html
The squeak is excellent techniques. It really help.
Thank you Justin
Thanks for your kind feedback Ali! -NYVC
9:40 Squeaky HW
For me, it goes up to a certain extent, but not more
It can take time to develop! :) Check out Ep. 113 "Expand Your Vocal Range" - Voice Lessons To The World, and “Flageolet Explained - Expand Your Vocal Range!” - Ep. 36 Quick Singing Tips. We hope this helps! -NYVC
From around which note does the flageolet register begin? I’m curious because I can reach until B5 and I don’t know if I’m supposed to call that a head voice or a flageolet.
b5 would be falsetto or flageolet most likely. i think head voice only reaches around g4.
Really? My head voice reaches G#5 and I’m a male (and its not falsetto lol) my falsetto only reaches E6 my Flageolet reaches B7.
So excited to watch ❤️
Thank you Caroline for your support! Enjoy VLTTW! :)
I'm a high tenor, but I'm having a realy hard time getting into and staying in my falsetto. Shouldn't it be even higher than my mix?
Thank you so much for your wonderful question! We invite you to send it to questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com, looking forward to hearing from you! :)
AnXplodinTurtle high tenors often have difficulty with falsetto. I don't know how to help you but I'm sure there is a way.
best thing to do imo is do scales on the piano and let your voice relax completely. itll help you get into falsetto
Jake is the best brooooooo when I’m telling you I learned I saw episode 90 and did the whistle from the inhale and then I came to this episode 89 and he was do the H sound with hoo 8 5 1 I had the whistle perfectly exhale out
I’m going to see each lesson from the beginning
We're so glad these help you!!! -NYVC
omg i wish you can teach me like, actually teach in front of me lol thank you for this great channel!
Hi HF! Thanks so much for watching! We're so grateful to have you as a VLTTW student! But you're welcome to reach out to our Admin Staff at Assistant@NewYorkVocalCoaching.com for more info on Skype lessons or in person lessons with Mr. Stoney! -NYVC
New York Vocal Coaching Im definitely considering this!!
WOO HOO!! We look forward to possibly hearing from you! 😃 -NYVC
I would actually pay this guy tons of money just to sing his version of The Lion Sleeps Tonight everyday. well done and explained.
Thanks from Mr. Stoney Cyber! :D -NYVC
I don’t even know how to squeak without straining
Hmmm, my falsetto is very resonant and piercing, but stops at G5 on a good day. I'm very interested in this"flageolet" for extending that range without going into whistle (which, btw, your video on that blew me away. I'm a bass and never thought I could do whistle register and you promised in the video that I could be doing whistle notes in two minutes or less. I was extremely skeptical, but sure enough you were absolutely right and now I've gone as high as Bb6 with it).
Wow! Keep the awesome work!!! -NYVC
How does a vocalist use their false chords?
Thank you for this lesson!!!
Watching from Taiwan.
I tried squeaking but I can only go into falsetto and when I try do go into flageolet, it hurts my voice. Is there any more tips on how to access flageolet
Try making sure your sound is VERY quiet! For more help, join Justin's TH-cam live chat. More info in our Community Tab! -NYVC
Thank you for clearing falseto now the differents between head voice and falseto 😊
So glad this helped you Dan! -NYVC
you're so jolly 😂
Really nice video... i have a question... What about when u do the squeak... the vocal folds close completely? Or like in falsetto ... some of the air gets lost?
I have a question please answer me.
i normally can hardly reach falsetto but when im in the gym workout, doing cardio i could hit falsetto very easily and high as i sing along to Mariah carey lol ???????? WHYYYYY ?
Amazing question! We invite you to send it to questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com for Justin to review. Thank you so much, happy singing!
Bren Karl probably because when your working out your body is heating to a temperature that opens you lungs allowing air to circulate give you the extra edge
I love u Justin!!😭😭 I've learned so much from u in such little time, thanks for all your awesome videos!! But what really got me was the beauty on minute 12:27 😂🤣🤣🤣😻
We're so glad! Go Elvia! -NYVC
I can play in my voice as I want I sing falsetto as natural because I use it a lot and whistle tone to go more high I have only one problem I can't sing so high in natural voice 😯
You'll get there Walid! Keep up the practicing! -NYVC
Yes I do thanks so much😊😊😍
i like the way you teach it cracks me up feel like your right there with me
Aw! This is great! 😄 -NYVC
I can do a falsetto, but i don't understand how to a head voice. any tips?
Great question! We invite you to check out our VLTTW episode: "How To Sing Head Voice - Vocal Register World Tour 2". We hope this helps and for any other questions, feel free to send them to questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com! Thank you so much, happy singing!
The Lion Sleeps Tonight is perfect for both falsetto and flageolet - you can shift to flageolet for the OoOoOh and then back to falsetto not chest. Or, if you can shift that quickly, you might as well jump down to chest voice, would be neat! :)
Nice thoughts Memorless! :D -NYVC
When I sing in falsetto my larynx goes up and up and I feel like someone is strangling me :( Can somebody help me?
Thank you so much for your question! We encourage you to check out Episodes 36-39 for Justin's break down of the varying vocal registrations and how you can easily transition between them. For any other questions, we invite you to send it to questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com! :)
Best vocal coach😍😍😍😍😍😍
I'm very confused about the vocal range of Coach Justin Stoney ??
Here you go. It's on this video: Amazing: th-cam.com/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/w-d-xo.htmle
Serafall Leviathan hes a countertenor.
Tysm. It took me a while to accept my falsettos. U always tend to crack too but i cooperated it in my singing. But not like always cracking 😂. I'm learning so glad to find this video ☺️👍
Yes! Keep going with it B! Great work! -NYVC
And what if you can't do the exercise after scale three?
Thepeacemaker6342 practise ;)
Edward Dibley Oh hah hah xD thanks for the tip ;)
Hi, at 2:10, I think there might be a small mistake where it says CT=Strength and TA=Flexibility (should be the other way around)
Keep up the great work though! Currently on a NYVC binge session
Thank you so much! Yeah- it definitely should say the opposite! We can't change this, but Justin says it correctly in the video so that will have to do. So glad you're enjoying the show Wyz! :) -NYVC
I can't squeal, just breathy sound comes out?
lol lol me too 😢
make the grduge sound with your voice slowly then try again
Alexska Iaran can you be more specific?
stay relaxed and direct/force air up your cords as high as possible. do this quietly at a low volume. my sister hates it when l squeak, butl don't care. Squeaking and vocal fry actually helped to rehabilitate my damaged voice!
It's the first time I've heard your lessons and they're awesome the best! I thought I was weird for always singing in my falsetto range when possible and now I've learned it's an extension of me, I'm working on my fourth octave and whistle registers thanks to your vids. I always knew my limit was 3.4 but realised I can extend it more and have fun with it. Why limit what you can do? I just wish my bass voice was deeper being a tenor 😔
It is harder to extend the low range as the cords just get too floppy at some point. But adding some vocal fry can help with those low pitches. -NYVC
My voice does not squeak...
스타로의길 mine also
Artur Pessoa mine does xD
Lol only whenever I speak that is ...
I get a vibe that you could pretty much sing anything in the world
well what should I do? when I was grade 4-7 I always sing using falsetto voice. but when I'm in grade 8 I start using my normal singing voice the whole year(since then I never used falsetto again) and now that I'm in grade 9, I encounter difficulties using falsetto again T^T what should I do??
just train it.
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This is a brilliant explanation thank you I will be sending this around my aca vocal friends.
We're so glad this helped! Thanks for watching and sharing, Jim! -NYVC
I wish I could squeak like that. I can only scream up to a D6. I have no flageolet or whistle.
d6 is good though
Not when it is screamed though. I can barely go up to an A5 in flageolet.
Sean O'Donnell are you a guy? I'm a female and have a few notes in my whistle register. I go up to D#6 and I'm a soprano.
Yeah I'm a guy. I can actually sometimes whistle up to an E6 or F6 in the morning, but later in the day I lose it and can barely squeak above an A5.
that sucks :l
I can headvoice up to C#6, flageolet up to Bb6, whistle from C7-C8
Why am I only finding these videos now?? Where were you my entire life? Just subscribed
Awesome! Thanks! -NYVC
I cant fallseto when my voice is change . (PUBERTY). 😂😭😭😭
Banban Padilla practice and practice.
Banban Padilla yah. I hate it XD. Lol 😂😂
Banban Padilla same omg I can't
lol, i actually did it better in those times
I lost my flageolet after puberty... :(
these are very helpful & you seem like a really nice guy! this channel is amazing!
Justin really is a nice guy. Thanks! -NYVC