1. Yes ;] 2. You can certainly do more if you want to either make faster progress or learn techniques/make use of methods that are not covered here. If you're interested in that, I recommend my technique CDs (link in description).
What she's described does not necessarily indicate 'damaged vocal folds.' My playing is not too fast to follow; most beginners have no trouble following along because I start slowly. However, if you have deficient technique and use excessive external musculature, it may be hard to keep up. Lastly, a fast tempo has no potential to cause vocal damage; in fact, a brisk tempo is ideal for inducing safe tone production free from heavy muscle influence (and for increasing vocal dexterity).
@HebaE24 Before you start, tell her you're going to be practicing singing for a few minutes. Then she'll know what you're doing and instead of feeling shy, you'll feel her support!
I have to thank you so much for making learning all these singing techniques so easy, and understanding. Not to mention, the amount of quality that comes out of your lessons. I bought a few of your CD's. I thank you so much. I could sing before, but never like i can now. You are truly amazing man.
Wow. I used to be a musical theater singer & sang with a band. I could sing from alto through top soprano. I considered myself an advanced vocalist. I quit singing for years due to health issues. Now I am trying to get back into it. I have been able to stick with u all the way through the octives & other runs, but this one had my head swimming!
I start you off with an example of how it's done, but after that it's important that you be able to pay very close attention to what's happening with your own voice- without mine in the way.
Hey - the link in the description was broken, but I just fixed it! Sorry about that. The lessons aren't on iTunes at the moment, but most people rather like the physical CD so they can practice in the car. Cheers!
awesome to hear the first bit! as for the rest, remember that you're a human instrument, so you'll have your on and off days. don't let it get you down too much. just keep pushing forward!
Oh man you are fantastic! We do some of these exercises in rehearsal but thats only once a week. I am also learning to play the piano, kind of a musical midlife crises! I am forever grateful and will tune in to your site everyday to stay current with your videos.
Thank you so much for these video's I have been using them for months and month and they HELP SO MUCH!!!!!! they are by far better than anything i have found so far
If you're referring to breathiness- as you sing louder, the amount of breath to tone increases, that's a bit of a problem. But if you just mean that you run out of air faster on the louder notes, that's unavoidable. It will always take more air pressure to create a louder sound.
The anticipation is worse than actually doing it; force yourself the first few times, especially in the knowledge that it'll get easier. As for your brother, just ignore him. People will never stop trying to tear you down...so you might as well do what you want anyway.
Falsetto won't damage your voice unless you're blowing a lot of excess breath through or straining (this especially can happen when reaching for the very high notes)... John Frusciante's falsetto is fine to mimic, but be careful of his "screech" - that can damage your voice no matter how you approach it! You would do well just to focus on proper vocal technique; your own personal style will undoubtedly develop ;]
See my video called "Singing Lesson: how to sing high notes!" It covers the difference between head voice and chest voice. And the concept of 'diaphragm singing' is discussed more extensively on my technique CDs.
I would really love to hear you sing Extreme's "More Than Words" I've recently stumbled accross the song and fell in love with it. I thought you would sound great sining it and I would love to hear it.
I think my singing voice already improved considerably after doing these exercises for a week now. My voice sounds much more settled, even and confident and more "shaped". I used to have a vocal coach who was an opera singer and she did the same exact exercises with me. Great to stumble upon them again, I should have never stopped doing them.. I thought exercises weren't that important, boy was I wrong..
@akinra11 It's not a good idea to sing to the point of strain. With proper technique and practice, you'll be able to get higher without strain. Until then, leave off on the notes that feel tense.
You should ask them if they can be understanding and bear with you on it. Most of the time the people around you are much more encouraging than you might think. Tell them "If something is worth doing, then it's worth doing badly until you get it right". Tell them this is something you feel is worth doing.
only one thing,i don't want to be bad,and you're very good and talented,and it helps us all the exercise,but ppl would like it more to see you more smilling,well i mean not pretending that you're happy but it is important to LOVE your job!It makes a huge difference,when somebody feels that you're really bored doing these exercises won't feel comfortably...it just a small detail ive noticed,my previous vocal teacher was bored of her job and she liked wastng time,so,im searching for a new one...
Try talking on pitch. To understand how that feels, in your natural speaking voice, notice how the pitch goes up and down (like when asking a question, you inflect upward at the end). This is how your approach to low notes should feel.
Outstanding! I am not happy with my singing abilities and will be ordering your CD and practicing these lessons all the time. You can hear my singing on my page now, but I always hear pitch problems and weakness in my voice, etc.. I'll probably post some of me singing these lessons since I think it's pretty funny when I screw up. Also, that will help track my progress. Great job by the way! Thanks! ---Matt
Hey, uhhhmm... you might not care, but I'm glad you posted these videos. I think they've helped me after only using them for like 3 or 4 days. I'm not like way better or anything, but I think I'm a little better already, so yea.. Thanks.
The decrescendo is the only thing I seem to be struggling with... anyone else? Probably in the upper half of so of my range I can't really tone it down without just cutting off really quickly. Kind of feel like the note is running away from me lol. Awesome videos... I think I'll be visiting all of your singing videos once a day. I've done it for a few days and my voice already feels a little better.
Thank you so much for putting these up :) I was in choir in high school and now that ive graduated and havent been doing this kind of thing i was worried i was losing my ability to sing. These are helping me get back to where I was a couple months ago haha
Hey sbgalt. Thank you sooo much for posting these. I want to try out for American Idol, but I don't think I'm close to ready yet. I'm getting a karaoke machine next month to help practice. But I was also looking for a voice lessons in my area. These free voice lessons on youtube is a life saver! Especially since I'm between jobs. ^-^ You're amazing. Thanks a bunch~!
Wow I never realized how BAD I was at crescendoing while singing! I have been singing all my life and this is the first time it has been brought to my attention. I need to practice!!
Oh, thanks. That helped (: And i will be practicing! I have always wanted to sing (I play guitar, piano, drums and much more) but i have never thought I'm able to sing. But now I'm gonna try! Thx, btw subscribed, nice channel (:
I think in singing terms especially, dynamics refers to a lot more than just volume. It's also stylistic - the emotion and feel of the performance too. Think that's important to note as it's these dynamics that really make a performance special. x
Hey man thanks for the lessons; I was having some troubles warming up my voice and singing some high notes but now I'm getting a lot better. I listened to your music, it is pretty cool but I think you should play it a step or half a step down, it should sound harder and tighter. Good luck, best whishes and thanks mate.
Be sure to keep lots of liquid handy when you're singing, as a dry throat can kinda feel like you're losing your voice. Also, be sure you're not trying to sing uncomfortably out of your range, as that will make you lose your voice.
@omjiloveyousupper Sore throat usually comes from putting too much strain on your throat for the high notes, try pushing the air out from lower instead of squeezing your throat to do it, or sit out on the high notes and you will eventually be able to do them when you become better at singing. Not a professional but this is something I've noticed, feel free to correct me or add anything anyone.
your awesome and totally on key! you must of worked with a vocal coach before, or your just extremely skilled! i work with a vocal coach and alot of the vocal exercises you do are exactly what he does. great Job YO =}
You know i just realized why I like your videos more than everyone else i've seen no offense some are great vocalist. You truly have music in your soul like me. I have been playing guitar since i was 6..im 28 now and just getting into the vocalist side of things. have years of lyrics I'd wrote though. Since I have now (just now) have my own instrumental voice(you know what i mean) I want to have my own style of singing not imitating others voices. but my own that is only 1 of :) me
it won't kill you to take the weekends off- but over time, you won't be worried about singing in front of your family and then you can sing all week long :)
@Zoffchen so do i live in the apartment , i have been doing this for 2 yrs and my my neighboutr sure thinks im crazy! hes stopped talking to me me for no reasons, but who cares doing this stuff is helping my voice so im not bothered wat people say ! .. go ahead mate do ur thing
@HebaE24 - part of being a singer is breaking out of shyness... i agree tell her that u will practise singing... that will help u get out there and do it in front of ur friends even
Great exercises! Thanks a lot, really... i think they're great to exercise de "confusion" of melodies that really belong to the song but confuse an unexperienced vocal system :P ... when we have to keep a note without the influence of the backgroud melody... That first exercise helps a lot :D And also when, in a song, we have to vary, make it quickly... That second exercise is great... Thanks and sorry for my bad english:S - portuguese girl :P
@xoShannnon these exercises just help you gain full control over your voice and all the muscles you use to sing. So just like you will get better at determining notes and how to sing them clearer, you will get better with the sound of your voice in general to become better in total :)
@U2navy I would def say that i have better control over my vocals and i'm not straining as much when i hit the higher notes ... and i guess i'm a little sore the next day ... i get a headache after doing these though lol ... if u want check out my last 2 britney spears covers (lol) .. 2nd one was done after a week of practicing these exercises ... getting better imho
@HebaE24 think of your audience as your mom, and if you work hard to get past the shyness of singing with your mom listening, nothing will get in your way of singing like a champ infront of family, friends or huge audiences:)
I'm not SBGalt but i've been singing for a while, as you go up, no matter what genre of music you do, you slip into mix and head voice So as you go up yes you're supposed to go into a mixier/headier voice, btw head voice and falsetto are not the same, falsetto is more breathy and head voice is stronger
@raphaelmurat1 i prolly shouldnt even respond as im so new to this, but anything head voice i feel ive gotten was super loud, like belting almost, i know you have to open your mouth tongue flat and picture the top of your mouth like hardening as you do both of those its called your soft pallete thats what cauases head voice from what ive researched... this guys lessons are great... !!
Wow this looks fantastic! I'd like to try the exercises but I can't figure out which note I'm supposed to sing among all the ones you play. Can you enlighten me? Oh, and are you still taking bookings for the private Skype lessons?
Hey thanks alot this has helped me a lot.. but i have a question.. i don't know why i am posting ti on this one.. but i've heard that standing up helps your diphram brethe??? is that true.....???
these are really good lessons, ive never had lessons before and just uploaded about 3 videos of me singing and playing guitar is there any way you could go out of your way and check them out and let me know if there really out of tone? or if i should keep practicing on your videos and re do them? i just need some true feed back from a professional as yourself, i would really appreciate it thanks
i hate my range dude.. lmao... i prefer low singing... because of my size.. it doesn't look right to have such a high pitch on a guy my size lol... but i'm doing these voice training so i can sound better in my range and my voice overall sounds better, and so far so good, i can even do scremo better cause my vocals are getting trained.. its great.. thanks for these videos man you rock
I've watched the first three singing lessons you have on your channel and I was just wondering if you were classically trained and whether you were a licensed vocal teacher? But think your videos are great. I already know most of the stuff your saying and I think you explain everything very well. Xx Fjóla
hello Saher, I enjoy your videos and I really think you're making a great job, but I have a litle problem..... probably different from other people -- I can do high notes but not the lower ones..... (it's like I can't sing NORMAL) how could I learn or what should I do? thanks a lot for the videos, and if the case, for an answer.
guess i need more practice. not being able to get a good breath in before going to the next note. so i stop the video and practice. but you do go pretty fast. tho' i really like your lessons better than the rest i have found. thank you your awesome!
i wish u would just keep singing the whole way that way i understand what its supposed to sound like when it gets high cuz iv had that problem on mostly all of the exercises
has anyone stuck at this and found they had an improved singing voice ??? Btw this is my day 3... I go through all of the videos twice over < is that a good idea or should i stick to going over the 4 videos just once
hey, thanks for your lessons , you're a champ =) most people dont have quality stuff unless theyre making u pay for it, so really appreciate it. when i can afford it i'll buy your cds! =P =)
excuse me when im following your lessons do i need to try and match the note you play on the piano or just sing the same thing over and over as you get higher sorry if this seems a little obviuse to some people
First exercise: 1:16
Second exercise: 4:53
Like this so everyone can see!
1. Yes ;]
2. You can certainly do more if you want to either make faster progress or learn techniques/make use of methods that are not covered here. If you're interested in that, I recommend my technique CDs (link in description).
What she's described does not necessarily indicate 'damaged vocal folds.'
My playing is not too fast to follow; most beginners have no trouble following along because I start slowly.
However, if you have deficient technique and use excessive external musculature, it may be hard to keep up.
Lastly, a fast tempo has no potential to cause vocal damage; in fact, a brisk tempo is ideal for inducing safe tone production free from heavy muscle influence (and for increasing vocal dexterity).
@HebaE24 Before you start, tell her you're going to be practicing singing for a few minutes. Then she'll know what you're doing and instead of feeling shy, you'll feel her support!
I have to thank you so much for making learning all these singing techniques so easy, and understanding. Not to mention, the amount of quality that comes out of your lessons. I bought a few of your CD's. I thank you so much. I could sing before, but never like i can now. You are truly amazing man.
Wow. I used to be a musical theater singer & sang with a band. I could sing from alto through top soprano. I considered myself an advanced vocalist. I quit singing for years due to health issues. Now I am trying to get back into it. I have been able to stick with u all the way through the octives & other runs, but this one had my head swimming!
*Best singing lessons online - **HootSing.xyz*
I start you off with an example of how it's done, but after that it's important that you be able to pay very close attention to what's happening with your own voice- without mine in the way.
Hey - the link in the description was broken, but I just fixed it! Sorry about that. The lessons aren't on iTunes at the moment, but most people rather like the physical CD so they can practice in the car.
Cheers!
awesome to hear the first bit! as for the rest, remember that you're a human instrument, so you'll have your on and off days. don't let it get you down too much. just keep pushing forward!
@McKeever1990 yeah! go to my website (link in info) and go to the SkyPe lessons tab.
Oh man you are fantastic! We do some of these exercises in rehearsal but thats only once a week. I am also learning to play the piano, kind of a musical midlife crises! I am forever grateful and will tune in to your site everyday to stay current with your videos.
Thank you so much for these video's I have been using them for months and month and they HELP SO MUCH!!!!!! they are by far better than anything i have found so far
If you're referring to breathiness- as you sing louder, the amount of breath to tone increases, that's a bit of a problem. But if you just mean that you run out of air faster on the louder notes, that's unavoidable. It will always take more air pressure to create a louder sound.
4th day and my range is already moving up! thanks!!! :D
The anticipation is worse than actually doing it; force yourself the first few times, especially in the knowledge that it'll get easier.
As for your brother, just ignore him. People will never stop trying to tear you down...so you might as well do what you want anyway.
I have several other technique videos- check my main page for those. Will be posting new ones soon, too.
Falsetto won't damage your voice unless you're blowing a lot of excess breath through or straining (this especially can happen when reaching for the very high notes)...
John Frusciante's falsetto is fine to mimic, but be careful of his "screech" - that can damage your voice no matter how you approach it!
You would do well just to focus on proper vocal technique; your own personal style will undoubtedly develop ;]
See my video called "Singing Lesson: how to sing high notes!" It covers the difference between head voice and chest voice.
And the concept of 'diaphragm singing' is discussed more extensively on my technique CDs.
I've been practicing with these vids so long I'm singing his little transitions he puts inbetween. I feel improvement! lol thanks galt
I would really love to hear you sing Extreme's "More Than Words" I've recently stumbled accross the song and fell in love with it. I thought you would sound great sining it and I would love to hear it.
I think my singing voice already improved considerably after doing these exercises for a week now. My voice sounds much more settled, even and confident and more "shaped". I used to have a vocal coach who was an opera singer and she did the same exact exercises with me. Great to stumble upon them again, I should have never stopped doing them.. I thought exercises weren't that important, boy was I wrong..
It's good to let your vibrato come out- if it's natural and relaxed. Don't hold it back.
The crescendo decrecendo is a very good exercise but is hard to keep pitch! I am using my own keyboard for this but it really helps!
@akinra11 It's not a good idea to sing to the point of strain. With proper technique and practice, you'll be able to get higher without strain. Until then, leave off on the notes that feel tense.
I just meant each time through the exercise. Rendition was probably not the precise word I was after, so my apologies for the confusion!
You should ask them if they can be understanding and bear with you on it. Most of the time the people around you are much more encouraging than you might think.
Tell them "If something is worth doing, then it's worth doing badly until you get it right". Tell them this is something you feel is worth doing.
It's a common problem, but not something you want happening.
To help clear this up, search for my lesson: "Singing Lesson: how to sing high notes!"
It's no problem about the Euros, Paypal takes care of the conversion :)
If you use the link in the description, you'll be alright.
hi!i absolutly loved your videos,i'm portuguese and yet i learned something.Thanks for helping.
only one thing,i don't want to be bad,and you're very good and talented,and it helps us all the exercise,but ppl would like it more to see you more smilling,well i mean not pretending that you're happy but it is important to LOVE your job!It makes a huge difference,when somebody feels that you're really bored doing these exercises won't feel comfortably...it just a small detail ive noticed,my previous vocal teacher was bored of her job and she liked wastng time,so,im searching for a new one...
Try talking on pitch. To understand how that feels, in your natural speaking voice, notice how the pitch goes up and down (like when asking a question, you inflect upward at the end).
This is how your approach to low notes should feel.
i am working out every day on all 4 videos...! i hope it will work out good. Nice workout th0! tnx dude keep on the good work:D
the best lessons i've seen so far. thanks a lot!
Outstanding!
I am not happy with my singing abilities and will be ordering your CD and practicing these lessons all the time.
You can hear my singing on my page now, but I always hear pitch problems and weakness in my voice, etc..
I'll probably post some of me singing these lessons since I think it's pretty funny when I screw up. Also, that will help track my progress.
Great job by the way! Thanks!
---Matt
No way! Singing takes diligence - but if you stick with it, you'll get better :)
Hey, uhhhmm... you might not care, but I'm glad you posted these videos. I think they've helped me after only using them for like 3 or 4 days. I'm not like way better or anything, but I think I'm a little better already, so yea.. Thanks.
The decrescendo is the only thing I seem to be struggling with... anyone else? Probably in the upper half of so of my range I can't really tone it down without just cutting off really quickly. Kind of feel like the note is running away from me lol.
Awesome videos... I think I'll be visiting all of your singing videos once a day. I've done it for a few days and my voice already feels a little better.
i make all exercise every day and the results are garanted!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for putting these up :) I was in choir in high school and now that ive graduated and havent been doing this kind of thing i was worried i was losing my ability to sing. These are helping me get back to where I was a couple months ago haha
@tokiozelda Don't worry -- that'll work itself out as you practice more :]
Hey sbgalt. Thank you sooo much for posting these. I want to try out for American Idol, but I don't think I'm close to ready yet. I'm getting a karaoke machine next month to help practice. But I was also looking for a voice lessons in my area. These free voice lessons on youtube is a life saver! Especially since I'm between jobs.
^-^ You're amazing. Thanks a bunch~!
you´re soooo good looking, so everytime i take lessons, i enjoy it :)
You might just be a little bit tense. It should ease up once you get used to the exercises and can relax more.
Wow I never realized how BAD I was at crescendoing while singing! I have been singing all my life and this is the first time it has been brought to my attention. I need to practice!!
Oh, thanks. That helped (:
And i will be practicing! I have always wanted to sing (I play guitar, piano, drums and much more) but i have never thought I'm able to sing. But now I'm gonna try! Thx, btw subscribed, nice channel (:
I think in singing terms especially, dynamics refers to a lot more than just volume. It's also stylistic - the emotion and feel of the performance too. Think that's important to note as it's these dynamics that really make a performance special. x
'just messing around to keep things interesting' LOL!!!!!
thats classic, thanks for the vids man, its really helping me
Hey man thanks for the lessons; I was having some troubles warming up my voice and singing some high notes but now I'm getting a lot better.
I listened to your music, it is pretty cool but I think you should play it a step or half a step down, it should sound harder and tighter.
Good luck, best whishes and thanks mate.
Be sure to keep lots of liquid handy when you're singing, as a dry throat can kinda feel like you're losing your voice. Also, be sure you're not trying to sing uncomfortably out of your range, as that will make you lose your voice.
@omjiloveyousupper Sore throat usually comes from putting too much strain on your throat for the high notes, try pushing the air out from lower instead of squeezing your throat to do it, or sit out on the high notes and you will eventually be able to do them when you become better at singing. Not a professional but this is something I've noticed, feel free to correct me or add anything anyone.
your awesome and totally on key! you must of worked with a vocal coach before, or your just extremely skilled! i work with a vocal coach and alot of the vocal exercises you do are exactly what he does. great Job YO =}
You know i just realized why I like your videos more than everyone else i've seen no offense some are great vocalist. You truly have music in your soul like me. I have been playing guitar since i was 6..im 28 now and just getting into the vocalist side of things. have years of lyrics I'd wrote though. Since I have now (just now) have my own instrumental voice(you know what i mean) I want to have my own style of singing not imitating others voices. but my own that is only 1 of :) me
u should do a video of you doing these excersises so people get an idea of wat to do
it won't kill you to take the weekends off- but over time, you won't be worried about singing in front of your family and then you can sing all week long :)
@Zoffchen
so do i live in the apartment , i have been doing this for 2 yrs and my my neighboutr sure thinks im crazy! hes stopped talking to me me for no reasons, but who cares doing this stuff is helping my voice so im not bothered wat people say ! .. go ahead mate do ur thing
@HebaE24 - part of being a singer is breaking out of shyness... i agree tell her that u will practise singing... that will help u get out there and do it in front of ur friends even
nice work finding the loophole ;]
If done correctly, falsetto does not strain your vocal chords anymore then normal singing(chest voice).
I struggled with it too. Just keep trying, you'll get it.
i took the 2nd exersice,the whole,dont know if i did it right but i sang all this range u played
Good job, love your videos!!!
(by the way there's no such thng as "de-creschendo".... i believe it's called "Deminuendo")
Great exercises! Thanks a lot, really... i think they're great to exercise de "confusion" of melodies that really belong to the song but confuse an unexperienced vocal system :P ... when we have to keep a note without the influence of the backgroud melody... That first exercise helps a lot :D
And also when, in a song, we have to vary, make it quickly... That second exercise is great... Thanks and sorry for my bad english:S - portuguese girl :P
@xoShannnon these exercises just help you gain full control over your voice and all the muscles you use to sing. So just like you will get better at determining notes and how to sing them clearer, you will get better with the sound of your voice in general to become better in total :)
yes, that is another word for it.
love your videos, how do you stop yourself feeling light headed and dizzy when taking deep breaths?
@U2navy
I would def say that i have better control over my vocals and i'm not straining as much when i hit the higher notes ... and i guess i'm a little sore the next day ... i get a headache after doing these though lol ... if u want check out my last 2 britney spears covers (lol) .. 2nd one was done after a week of practicing these exercises ... getting better imho
Thanks for your message on singing tips...its actually been on my mind.Keep singing...that tune:)
thanks for the videos! my voice is really improving!
@OriginallyMasked when your first starting out i found it helps if you take sips of room temperature water during exercises
these are good videos! where did you study?
@HebaE24 think of your audience as your mom, and if you work hard to get past the shyness of singing with your mom listening, nothing will get in your way of singing like a champ infront of family, friends or huge audiences:)
I'm not SBGalt but i've been singing for a while, as you go up, no matter what genre of music you do, you slip into mix and head voice
So as you go up yes you're supposed to go into a mixier/headier voice, btw head voice and falsetto are not the same, falsetto is more breathy and head voice is stronger
@raphaelmurat1 i prolly shouldnt even respond as im so new to this, but anything head voice i feel ive gotten was super loud, like belting almost, i know you have to open your mouth tongue flat and picture the top of your mouth like hardening as you do both of those its called your soft pallete thats what cauases head voice from what ive researched... this guys lessons are great... !!
i think the excercises are excellant i just wish they were slowed down a bit for beginners to get comfortable with them.
I love the way he says "Like we do....everything"
Wow this looks fantastic! I'd like to try the exercises but I can't figure out which note I'm supposed to sing among all the ones you play. Can you enlighten me? Oh, and are you still taking bookings for the private Skype lessons?
Hey thanks alot this has helped me a lot.. but i have a question.. i don't know why i am posting ti on this one.. but i've heard that standing up helps your diphram brethe??? is that true.....???
@Lily4989 there's this "siren" exercise that shouldn't be too hard to find. If you can't find it, let me know and I'll get you a link
these are really good lessons, ive never had lessons before and just uploaded about 3 videos of me singing and playing guitar is there any way you could go out of your way and check them out and let me know if there really out of tone? or if i should keep practicing on your videos and re do them? i just need some true feed back from a professional as yourself, i would really appreciate it thanks
@tokiozelda thats the weakness of the vocal muscle.. the more u do it, it strengthens and itll eventually stop
Thank you so much, you are awesome!!!! I already feel like a better singer :D
i hate my range dude.. lmao... i prefer low singing... because of my size.. it doesn't look right to have such a high pitch on a guy my size lol... but i'm doing these voice training so i can sound better in my range and my voice overall sounds better, and so far so good, i can even do scremo better cause my vocals are getting trained.. its great.. thanks for these videos man you rock
I've watched the first three singing lessons you have on your channel and I was just wondering if you were classically trained and whether you were a licensed vocal teacher?
But think your videos are great. I already know most of the stuff your saying and I think you explain everything very well.
Xx Fjóla
Thank you!! I love these videos!
Congratulations!! :D
hello Saher, I enjoy your videos and I really think you're making a great job, but I have a litle problem..... probably different from other people -- I can do high notes but not the lower ones..... (it's like I can't sing NORMAL) how could I learn or what should I do? thanks a lot for the videos, and if the case, for an answer.
Thanks man. I´ll make a new rutine with this nice videos and then we´ll see if i can breathe something new!!!!!!. Thanks a lot.
guess i need more practice. not being able to get a good breath in before going to the next note. so i stop the video and practice. but you do go pretty fast. tho' i really like your lessons better than the rest i have found. thank you your awesome!
This is a really good video it really helps!By the way you kind of look and sound like Joe Jonas!
i wish u would just keep singing the whole way that way i understand what its supposed to sound like when it gets high cuz iv had that problem on mostly all of the exercises
has anyone stuck at this and found they had an improved singing voice ??? Btw this is my day 3... I go through all of the videos twice over < is that a good idea or should i stick to going over the 4 videos just once
hey, thanks for your lessons , you're a champ =) most people dont have quality stuff unless theyre making u pay for it, so really appreciate it. when i can afford it i'll buy your cds! =P =)
Just ordered....I'm sure it will be the best $13 I ever spent! :)
"dim" is "diminished"... like "aug" for "augmented"...
During the first exercise my brother came running downstairs thinking it was a ghost.
@NyulaRaeGlamour So you are suppose to sing exactly the same no matter how fast or slow the keys are played?
@anytime29 right thanks its hard to here when im singing the same thing but i will keep at it and it should get better
is it better to train your voice when its changing, or when you have your real voice?
excuse me when im following your lessons do i need to try and match the note you play on the piano or just sing the same thing over and over as you get higher sorry if this seems a little obviuse to some people
You would be using something called your head voice, of which there are plenty of videos on TH-cam.