Love this! As a voice teacher myself, I am always looking for good online resources, especially in this era of online teaching. My own TH-cam videos (Voice Lessons by Leeson) work well for my own singing and for most of my students, but sometimes I need a fresh perspective, different vocalises, or something tailored to a specific student’s development. Love your pacing, simple and clear instruction, and the beat helps, too! Can’t wait to explore more of your videos.
I have been doing this exercise and the lower mixed voice exercise, highly recommended these exercise. I am trying different vowels with these exercise
Thank you. I am trying to find out what type of baritone I am. I started taking notes, and taking a direction in my vocal training. Thank you. Greetings from Norway
Thank you I've been using your videos for years now. Started off with baritone videos but recently I found out I was actually a tenor. My trainer talked to me about my voice type, and Im apparently a leggiero. My passagios are E#4 and A4 but ive been ignoring that part of my voice concentrating on my chest notes which made transitioning even harder for me, I've always had a very light almost feminine timbre,with easy and fast runs and vibrato, so I always wondered in the back of my head if I was truly a baritone(I guess I kept lying to myself due to the low C2s I could push in occasionally) . I'm now just practicing with this video on the third day and I could hit an A#5 in head voice yesterday which I've never done before. Thanks again, your videos are changing journeys!
my passaggio is D#4 and then G4 (G# when im warmed up). Nice to meet another high tenor with an extended lower range. Not a lot of guys doing that! I also have squeaked out A#5. Looking to mix, especially that high, on the regular!
@@kreole7376 how did you get down to those C2's? everyone says they use chest fry but i've never really gotten that technique. I kind of just add growl to normal chest voice
@@muslimmetalman I have no idea man I've just always been able to do it. I like to warm up in the morning since that's when your voice is at your lowest. Ofcourse its not as strong as a basses and I do incorporate some vocal fry which can extend down to a G1 on a good day. There are some low notes videos in this channel for low note exercises.
I love your exercises and I have no idea if I will ever develop a strong singing voice but what I do know is that when I get rich I will definitely be sending you money on paypal. Right now a boxer cross doggie has had all my finances for the summer and so happy I have pet insurance but it takes time for company to reimburse me and I have a boyfriend that needs to be paid back and other stuff. So for now, my thought is there. Thank you for all these exercises you have been given for free!
Just as good as Jeff Rolka because you must be active and it's not most of the time talking and explaining as so many voice teachers seem to like to do. It's a little different than Jeff and so well complementary I think. Jeff works very soft but perhaps here on this channel the head voice gains strength a little faster. I must practice more to know for sure ;-)
Range and quality. The label is only really meaningful in opera. The vocal chords of a baritone are a bit thicker than that of a tenor but they can still sing the same notes.
No, because this is an exercise for mixed/middle register. Belting comes from the chest voice, so you should be doing all of these exercises with a resonance higher on your body. I hope I explained it well!
Is it normal to crack(break) at the soft workout?. The yahh, ohh....I can move upward without breaking but I break when trying to connect head to chest....is it normal to have does weird break and crack (especially when scaling down)
The more you practice the transition from chest to mix to head voice it will eventually connect without breaking. The break will smooth out eventually.
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Love this! As a voice teacher myself, I am always looking for good online resources, especially in this era of online teaching. My own TH-cam videos (Voice Lessons by Leeson) work well for my own singing and for most of my students, but sometimes I need a fresh perspective, different vocalises, or something tailored to a specific student’s development. Love your pacing, simple and clear instruction, and the beat helps, too! Can’t wait to explore more of your videos.
You are doing a great service for humanity
Ian Castle, you're the friggin' man
These are gems. Extremely grateful
You’re welcome 😊
Hey Ian,
Another Aussie here living in NZ! Hope all is well over these unfortunate times!
Can you please do a video on belting for men?
Thank you , another random pick after watching your mixed voice lesson tutorial 👍🏻👍🏻
I have been doing this exercise and the lower mixed voice exercise, highly recommended these exercise. I am trying different vowels with these exercise
Ian Castle's exercises is always fun and effective
Thank you. I am trying to find out what type of baritone I am. I started taking notes, and taking a direction in my vocal training. Thank you. Greetings from Norway
Muchas gracias por estos ejercicios Aussie Vocal Coach!! Es lo que necesitaba!!! Saludos desde Ecuador!!!
This Exercise section Is perfect.It's Really Helping.You Are superb
i truly love you and your videos. my voice is in great shape because of these videos!
Simply amazing! Thank you so much for these.
great idea, doing some versions with beats! subscribed!
Bravo Thanks for your teaching and learning more about sing a song
Thank Ian excellent workout
All the things you do are good 👏
Fantastic, thanks! And stay safe 💗
Thank you. You too 🙏
Thank you so much. I like it!!!
love u so much
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Love this video, thank you
Really easy to practice along, an female alto Singer practice with this?
Very helpful!!!
Thank you I've been using your videos for years now. Started off with baritone videos but recently I found out I was actually a tenor. My trainer talked to me about my voice type, and Im apparently a leggiero. My passagios are E#4 and A4 but ive been ignoring that part of my voice concentrating on my chest notes which made transitioning even harder for me, I've always had a very light almost feminine timbre,with easy and fast runs and vibrato, so I always wondered in the back of my head if I was truly a baritone(I guess I kept lying to myself due to the low C2s I could push in occasionally) . I'm now just practicing with this video on the third day and I could hit an A#5 in head voice yesterday which I've never done before. Thanks again, your videos are changing journeys!
my passaggio is D#4 and then G4 (G# when im warmed up). Nice to meet another high tenor with an extended lower range. Not a lot of guys doing that! I also have squeaked out A#5. Looking to mix, especially that high, on the regular!
@@muslimmetalman that's great! Daily practice is definitely the key to strengthening the mixed voice. I still do vocal exercises everyday.
@@kreole7376 how did you get down to those C2's? everyone says they use chest fry but i've never really gotten that technique. I kind of just add growl to normal chest voice
@@muslimmetalman I have no idea man I've just always been able to do it. I like to warm up in the morning since that's when your voice is at your lowest. Ofcourse its not as strong as a basses and I do incorporate some vocal fry which can extend down to a G1 on a good day. There are some low notes videos in this channel for low note exercises.
@@muslimmetalman I used to lower my larynx which isn't healthy my suggestion find ur lowest note and strengthen that without straining.
More like this please!
I love your exercises and I have no idea if I will ever develop a strong singing voice but what I do know is that when I get rich I will definitely be sending you money on paypal. Right now a boxer cross doggie has had all my finances for the summer and so happy I have pet insurance but it takes time for company to reimburse me and I have a boyfriend that needs to be paid back and other stuff. So for now, my thought is there. Thank you for all these exercises you have been given for free!
I love this!
Just as good as Jeff Rolka because you must be active and it's not most of the time talking and explaining as so many voice teachers seem to like to do. It's a little different than Jeff and so well complementary I think. Jeff works very soft but perhaps here on this channel the head voice gains strength a little faster. I must practice more to know for sure ;-)
I use both Aussie jeff
@@alaandre004 me too.
It helps a lot thank u so much!
I am VietNamese. Thank you for hight mixed voice workout
Wow great job. Please can we have the mp3 of this workout?
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We want 5th octave notes
I do struggle with these.
no we don’t I’m fightin as it is
@@kibbysticks6985I feel that according to my choir teacher I'm a high tenor 😂
Fax and I don’t even really know how to mix
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thank u thank u
Hi... is baritone the quality of the voice or range or both in regards to pop singing as opposed to classical singing? Thanks very much.
Range and quality. The label is only really meaningful in opera. The vocal chords of a baritone are a bit thicker than that of a tenor but they can still sing the same notes.
Super. Im giveing sub for this :)
The best
I cannot bridge head & chest voice 😥its always breaking in middle
Hi! Sorry for seeing this late but if your still here I can a very effective video that video that helped me smoothed my vocal break over time 😊
@@SJR.shaunjrwhich one pls
Is it bad I’m using falsetto?😩
It's all part of the learning process, eventually your vocal chords will adapt to the high notes
Is it normal to have a ton of voice cracks doing these exercises?
Yes keep going that’s just ur voice getting used to that transition and the more u do it the more that crack will disappear
I sound like Mario on the "Wah" exercise lol
Can I belt on the NYA exercise? Would I be doing it correctly if I was belting without bad strain?
No, because this is an exercise for mixed/middle register. Belting comes from the chest voice, so you should be doing all of these exercises with a resonance higher on your body.
I hope I explained it well!
does it go up to C5?
No man, the highest note here is A4, in some exercises the highest is G4
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Is it ok to feel like your throat is vibrating? Is it a sign that I’m not applying the proper techniques to do them?
Thank you
Kadar Laszlo thank you so much. I really appreciated. Will do what you suggested. Thanks again. Stay safe.
Do you have chest voice exercises?
Yes check out my low notes Vocal Workout
i'm a baritone,i can sing from d2 to g#4, i sang the high registers in this workout by falsetto,is it ok?
Yes it's okey. Don't force. It will ruin your voice quality.
@@madarifin2892 thank you
@@AswantKumar or maybe this range exercise doesn't suit your range.
Is it normal to crack(break) at the soft workout?. The yahh, ohh....I can move upward without breaking but I break when trying to connect head to chest....is it normal to have does weird break and crack (especially when scaling down)
The more you practice the transition from chest to mix to head voice it will eventually connect without breaking. The break will smooth out eventually.
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My voice is not craking but when i hit the hight notes seems like a wishper, my troat tends to strangle the sound
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How do you spell persajio?
Perry Lai passagio
ຂອບໃຈນຳຄູສອນເພັງທຸກໆປະເທດ ທຸກໆຄົນ ແມ່ນສອນເທັກນິກສຸດຍອດ!
ຊວຍ່ໃຫ້ຮອ້ງເພັງໄດ້ດີຂື້ນ):@-&----
Is it okay that I feel my voice flipping from chest to head everytime I do these exercises?
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yeah same with me but the more i sing the flipping doesnt seem like its there
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That doesn't reach my second transition!
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