Transform Your Voice | How To Sing Without Air Pressure
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- HOW TO SING WITHOUT AIR PRESSURE?
In this video I will explain to you why you should consider to sing without air pressure. I will also give some tips and tricks on how to spot air pressure and what you can do to get rid of it.
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Hello there!
I'm Timo Parker a professional Vocal Coach & Musician, and I want to help you reaching your full potential as a singer. Everybody is capable of having a strong and healthy singing voice that is able to sound in a range of at least 4 octaves. Building your instrument as a singer can be a challenging and frustrating process, especially if you don't know what your are doing. That's why I made it my mission to assist you getting there faster, with the right training. Everybody can train muscles within their body. Hence my motto:
Everybody is born to be a SINGER.
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CONTENT OF THE VIDEO
00:00 Intro
01:20 Why You Should Not Use Air Pressure Recap
01:25 Increase Pitch & Loosing Vocal Range
02:32 Volume
04:15 The risk of injury and loss of overtones
05:37 Different Types Of Pressure In The Body
06:22 Release Sound: Indication Of Air Pressure
07:00 Forceful Exhalation
07:30 Movement Of The Stomach When Breathing
08:03 Relax Your Stomach
08:25 “Breath Support”
08:48 How To Spot Air Pressure?
08:52 Volume Increases Tremendously & Uncomfortable Feeling
11:05 Example Of Using Air Pressure
11:30 Example Of NOT Using Air Pressure
11:53 Massage Your Stomach
12:40 Help! I Can’t Sing This Note Anymore…
13:38 Example Of Having A “Hole” In Your Voice
14:24 You Don’t Have To Have A Breaking Point In Your Voice
14:40 The Hard Part Of Not Using Air Pressure
15:00 Accept Your Current Level
17:04 Answer All The Questions
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disclaimer:
This channel serves the purpose of free education for anyone. However I assume no liability for anyone using any of the given exercises shown in this video without my supervision. Any phonation (i.e. vibration of the vocal folds) or physical exercises shared in this video will be practiced on your own behalf. - เพลง
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Thank you!
You're welcome!
Good information!
Glad you think so!😊
Easily one of the best explanations I’ve watch about this concept!! I could never put into words the physical sensations I was feeling when I was sing, but this finally clicked for me. Thank you!! 🙏🏼
So glad it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback. 😀
Thank-you, Timo. I enjoy the way you teach. My voice has been an endless source of stress and disappointment in my life. I just turned 50 years old this year and have considered giving up on developing my voice, but watching your videos, and seeing a different approach than what I've tried in the past, it makes me wonder if I can make some improvements with your techniques. I will continue to watch and see if I can improve!
Hi there, thank you so much for your kind words I really appreciate it. Developing a voice can be really challenging process especially if you don't know which path to follow. And we are all taking detours to some degree before we are finding the way we were looking for. I know I have had some detours on my journey so far!
The fact that you are still looking for ways to get better (that's why you found this video), just shows that you are more committed and motivated than you might think. So keep it up because researching and learning is the first step to make improvements.
I hope this video and this channel can help you making positive changes. 😀
Thx Timo excellent
Thanks for tuning in! 😀
Excellent exercise /// using for a week now :: helping so much .. move on to pitch instantly !!! So much thx
ziemlich guter channel! danke für die videos
Danke! 🙌🏻😊
Thank you very much for your very scientific method. For me it is very unique. I already have benfitted from it. Could you show examples by yourself or your studuents to sing a whole song for us with a louder (not excessive) volume and a higher pitch?
Thank you ! I'm glad to hear that I was able to help you on your singing journey so far.
That's a valid point, I'll make sure to demo it a bit more in future videos. :)
Timo, am falling I love with yoir coaching, can you be my coach please ❤yoir videos are very educational. Thank you and God bless
Thank you so much I appreciate it!
You can head over to my website and have a look at the coaching options. The link is in the video description. 😊🙌🏻
I've accepted it long ago that belting and being shouty isn't good because it's hard to connect your "chest" and "head" voices. I had to embrace "weakness" in order for them to blend. They blended but it was quiet. This was around 4 months ago, I guess. And I started to see the difference in volume, my head voice and chest voice is starting to actually develop. Whenever I'd arrive at school, one of the first things I do was clean and do some vocal exercises. At first I was quiet and I started becoming louder and louder that I could start hearing my voice kind of echo around our room lol. Me coming across this video solidifies my discovery even more, and I believe that I am now on the right track. If I find materials that support both of our discoveries, and even materials that contradict, I would be happy to consume and digest those information.
I hope I could develop my voice even further.😊
What a great experience that you are describing here. Thank you so much for sharing it with us here!
I don't believe in "screaming" or "forcing" your voice into something louder and bigger than it is. We have to give the voice the space it needs to develop and as it seems you are on the same path, as I describe in this video. Over time it will grow into a big voice without having to struggle or to force anything.
Keep it up ! (or in this case low) 😀🙌
Much easier to sing and better tone with using ribs as breath support than abs -- Thanks so much for clarifying this!!! Excellent information....
Happy to help! 😀
Hello Timo, I'm a beginner at rock/metal singing, I use a lot of compression/air pressure to achieve tones I want to reach (in terms of general tone and highness). This demands a lot of energy, which I assume is normal in this kind of music. I focus on reducing overcompression/over projecting to enhance the global tone (and save up some stamina). But "engaging" the whole body is also what's making a performance a bit more "alive" in my opinion. Do you think singing without air pressure for this style of music would be something to think of? Would I be able to recreate the types of distorsion I get when putting more air pressure? I'd like to know your thoughts about it
Great question! Air pressure is more like a quick fix. Over time you muscles will most likely deteriorate and you will need even more tension and air pressure to create a note. I wouldn't recommend to base your singing technique on that. If you take it away you will loose volume and sound quality, but if you work through it without pressure your singing muscles will grow strong and so will your sound. Here are some other videos where I talk about air pressure and related topics:
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very interesting and nice to watch but in my opinion there aren’t enough practical examples like… singing a song
Yeah, sadly.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on that. I'll make sure to include more examples in future videos! :)
Please demonstrate this
Noted! 🙌
He can’t because it’s a physical impossibility
The video cart for min 0:30 to the chest voice video does not appear. You might have forgotten to place it?
It should show up now! Thanks for letting me know 😀
What vocal register do the vocalist of Steelheart use when he sung the song "She's Gone"?
Sorry not sure about that! Might be able to use your question for a future project so stay tuned 😊
so are you talking about excessive air pressure? What about a belting chest sound, do I engage my abdominal muscles more? Or should I engage them to a point that makes the sound very efficient and feels the least engagement from these muscles for the loudness. Or should I just not squeeze anything in my upperbody and focus on vocal fold closure for to make the sound louder? I want to have the flexibility to go from soft to loud without tension building up. thanks for your videos, I have been learning a lot.
I would always advice to not use any pressure what so ever when you are singing. Chest voice and other sharper sounds can be achieved without any air pressure. When you train the right muscles in your throat and especially the vocal cords they will get stronger over time which leads to more vocal volume and flexibility. Air pressure can be an instant way to increase vocal range and volume to a certain extend, but it is not sustainable in the long run and will not help you to grow your voice. Hope this helps! 😀
@@timoparker thank u very much for your tips! With all the confusing information out there, its hard to pinpoint what I’m doing wrong or good. Its a breath of fresh air when someone like you describes the basics in a way thats easy to understand. Have a good day!
hi i have a song on youtube call he my help i wont to know if iam useing to much air pressure in this song!
Feel free to contact me via email! 😀
@@timoparker okay will do!
When you say not to engage the stomach are you only talking about the abs? Because the side and back must engage surely?
The whole stomach (incl. back and sides) should stay relaxed when singing. I would recommend to use the rib and rib cage as breath support. You can find more infos in this video: th-cam.com/video/cmoxIucLy8w/w-d-xo.html
@@timoparker When certain teachers talk about "the lean" and/or to "push down" or pull the stomach in for support that engages the stomach. The rib expansion is certainly part of it too. I find it all very confusing. I guess you have to pick a technique and a style and stick to that.
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