Exercises for breath support

[@minervayazminfernandezsala7569]

Excelente

[@JohnFraserFindlay]

Excellent

[@ddkrscovers4163]

Hello!
I just wanted to tell you that your content is amazing and i will definitely try to implement them in my vocal routine when i have the chance.
You gave me so much motivation. I hope your channel keeps growing as it's golden.

[@maxmishakovsingingtutorials]

Thank you very much !!

[@GabbySimoneMusic]

very helpful max thank you!!

[@MicahCarmona]

Dude you’re the most beau person ever that face them eyesss

[@maxmishakovsingingtutorials]

Thank you ❤️:)

[@mariebellnero585]

hi i have a song on youtube call i here for you i wont to know if i am using breath support on this song!

[@maxmishakovsingingtutorials]

Could you please share a link?

[@qsteow_studios]

Hello i wanted to ask if I should feel my mixed voice in my chest? Because I'm very confused with it

[@maxmishakovsingingtutorials]

Hello. The louder your voice is, the more it resonates in your chest. Because the fatter your chord close(like chest voice), the more air pressure they need. So “light mix” resonates in your head, “hard mix”, “belting” resonates in your chest

[@qsteow_studios]

Thanks!!! btw, will you do video about vocal closure? It would really useful. Because I'm running into problem with it. I did everything from your videos and this is actually helped me to understand mixed voice but still there's something missing and I'm pretty sure this is it. @@maxmishakovsingingtutorials