How to sing high pitch for guys? When someone asks about singing a high pitch, it’s the same as singing a high note. High notes and high pitches are used interchangeably and both are hard to do unless you know these three secrets! Watch!
Hi Chuck I wanted to ask what is the differences between mix voices and the classical musicians doing ? What am I asking is Actually here does pavarotti signing in mix voice here ? th-cam.com/video/H77ouQu4u9s/w-d-xo.html
I am singing since years when I was a kid . I used to sing high notes as a kid but when I grew into a teenager my voice deepened and I wasn't able to sing high notes. Nice work sir.
Your English is so smooth! I am learning not only vocals from your video but get right pronunciation as well. (I am not native). Thank you for your hard work!
I had a random urge to sing some songs that had Chester Bennington in then, but he has an incredibly awesome and unique voice. However, these tips helped me reach higher with my voice so I was able to do pretty good. Thanks!
Here I am in my room making bubbles and terrible sounding noises, and here is Chuck looking at me with the most encouraging look I've had while singing 😅 Thank you, I actually managed to reach my head voice!
i saw this i shouted, "teach me something"; bless your heart, you did. you just got a new subscriber, i'm a 70 year old man who has been singing for 65 years; it brings me joy, thank God for karaoke. i'll be binging on your channel.
B0-B4 in chest (on mic for that B0 with no fry or subharmonics; F1 off-mic for the lowest, however),,,, when I learned how to flip into head voice, I am able to get to A5 now.
It's not really about the "vibrations" moving anywhere as that's a sympathetic sensation; it's about the transition from the anterior to the posterior musculature. Straining, breaking or breathy are all symptoms of the same issue - poorly coordinated breath and glottal compression ratios that do not coordinate the shift from anterior to posterior smoothly. Nothing in here bad for anyone - all are safe techniques, I just think there are more finished sounds that accomplish this faster.
I used those scalers after seeing a merry melodies cartoon where an Italian Opera singer was trying to practise his scales and people would throw things or swear at him.Practising in the car going up and down scales works , these days with ear plugged phones it looks like a lot of people already do it anyway.🇦🇺Sing away your blues!
Your videos are great Chuck, thank you so much. I just wish the scales (especially the nay nay nay one) would be a bit slower to give chance to our voices to go into the mix.
Most of us don't know that we don't know. Once you learn about something, and learn it is truly possible, and you believe it, then you are ready to learn it and try it with a new awareness that it is something that you can, in fact, do in your own voice and singing. And it seems like a miracle. It completely changes how you see your own potential.
Thanks so much. I've missed out on so many music/band opportunities since the 1970's not being able to get past F# to G. I went to vocal coaches, etc asking this very specific question so I could just sing backing vocals and a few songs I could sing these songs well until that last hight G notes. If I had a time machine, we would be taking a ride together back to 1971.
This is so cool; I'm producing my first fourteen song cd project and vocals is one of the tracks I need to dub in; I have the basics from Sacramento City College vocal course but I sensed just from this tutorial I will become more than musically literate with my singing voice thanks to you; Charles in San Diego, CA; blessings on you. (Liked and subscribed). P.S. I plan to submit a demo to a record company so I might get a record contract; I'll make sure you get a copy.
Every year we have a competition in school where classes song in like a choir type vibe. I always had a high pitched voice so i was soprano, but after summer vacation it deepened but i couldn't change my position to alto or even tenor because i didnt practice those parts. So thank you for the video. It helped me a lot
If you are a baritone, you can probably emulate Alan Jackson, Darius Rucker, Neil Diamond, Red Hot Chil Peppers, ZZ Top, Bob Seiger. It helps to figure out who you can emulate in various styles, so you can find the keys that make you shine. Transposing everything gets old. The capo doesn't help a baritone as much. I write songs, so I pay attention to the keys and chord progressions of the singers i can emulate, in the styles that I like.
And you will find that you can sing much higher than you realized when you correctly apply these exercises and master them. It's very exciting. Then you can add more singers.
I'm not trying to become a singer like a lot of people down in these comments, i actually have another goal, my goal is to learn as many skills as i can trough my lifetime, ranging from blacksmithing all the way to singing, i figured id start with the ones that don't require tools so i thank you alot for this video, and i hope i can improve my singing
You actually don't need that much. What you need to is focusing on a particular skill that will make you stand out. Its ok to be mediocre at everything but its also good if you surpass everybody at one thing.
Ok. I'm a complete beginner but I do love to sing karaoke. I usually sing mid-range songs but recently I've been wanting to sing Open Arms by Journey. I'm just fascinated by Steve Perry's and Arnel Pineda's voice. So I've been doing some exercises and rewatching your video. I gotta say, your video has helped me a lot. I'm slowly but surely hitting those high notes with less straining than before and less cracking/breaking. I don't aim to be a famous singer but I do enjoy hitting the high notes I used to only dream about. Lol. Love this video. Liked and subscribed!
Thanks so much, I going better day by day and training muscles I didn´t even knew before :D. Good and clearly explaining I really be pleased about your video. Greetings from Germany
At my age of 63 I have a couple of tones higher full voiced than I did in my youth. My pitch perception has greatly improved as well. Forty over years of guitar playing is actually quite worthwhile.
When I was much younger I could hit the A above middle C. I can still sing the lower soprano area or high tenor. I know there are many that sing a higher range than myself, but I always sing what I feel most comfortable with.
I'm currently going into my senior year of high school, and I wanted to do a Bohemian Rhapsody solo for a concert, but as a Bass 2 my pitch is too low to get close to Freddie's, I'm beginning to practice and slowly getting there, thank you so much!
Very cool! Like magic. Never knew vowl changes could do so much. Holy crap! Thank you! Also got from this, singing softer and closer to the mike is way better sometimes than trying to belt out those high notes with total and complete failure.
Your video motivated me to try. I know I can sing high notes - but only sometimes. Mostly, and also here when I tried, I couldn't switch to head voice. But you motivated me and I will keep trying your exercises. Thanks.
No. But get him involved in some online ear training to help him begin to distinguish the melody and the intervals. Search ear training and you will fine lots of resources. Have him listen to lots of music and sing along with as many songs as he can.
@@PowerToSing u are great ! witch state are u in the us ? im in orlando since only 14 days i was in algeria before, i used to follow your video from the other side of the world
I used to scream in falsetto a lot in my old band and I'm pretty sure I damaged my vocal chords. Can't sing falsetto at all any more and head voice is very shrill. Hoping I can build that connection back over time. This helps.
Doing the first exercise the only way I can progress beyond my 'bridge' is to move into a falsetto voice. Is this what you mean by moving from chest working of the vocal chords into the 'head' working them? I think my falsetto voice is OK and reasonably well powered but it sounds quite different to my 'chest' voice so I try to avoid songs which require me to sing over my bridge zone. Unfortunately that cancels out quite a lot of songs for me.
Adrian, without hearing you it's impossible for me to know if you are in falsetto or head voice. But when I was first in head voice, I couldn't tell the difference either. Watch this video to see if it helps you to know if you are in head voice. th-cam.com/video/1DH--KCZc8g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RKGEZ8vEnR6zMKre
Thank you the first to exercises are hard for me for me to do but I keep practicing, the third exercises I never could do that but with your technique I managed. Sometimes when I try to sing high my vocals vibrate too much and I end up coughing and with a bit of pain why is that please?
It's likely that the larynx is rising as you ascend in pitch. So to keep from cracking or jamming up you let up on the cord closure and so more air escapes. This gives you a airy/breathy tone and it can still feel like you still have to reach for the higher notes. The solution will be two fold. 1. Do exercises to keep the larynx down or to lower the larynx. 2. Do exercises that also (simultaneously) encourages more cord closure. A good exercises might be "guh" with a dumb sound on the 1 1/2 scale or the Octave repeat scale. Or Goo (as in good).
This is a great start. I have a lot of videos on this channel that will help you get going again. The important thing is to have fun and enjoy singing again.
@@jfree336 Awesome! watch the videos and focus on how to do the exercises. It will make more sense to you. Have fun! I think you will be surprised at the results.
Totally understand. It's likely your larynx is coming up and you need exercises for the high larynx. This will help you. www.powertosing.com/fast-track-exercises-vsl/
In addition to the great tips, I appreciate so many things in this video! The simplicity of the background/setup (no crazy or fancy lights and decorations). Just a blank wall. Goes to show that you can provide great content with a basic setup! The positivity, encouragement, and the importance of belief in one’s self! Unlike a lot of how to sing higher tutorials your natural talking voice isn’t an octave higher than mine😂
How to sing high pitch for guys? When someone asks about singing a high pitch, it’s the same as singing a high note. High notes and high pitches are used interchangeably and both are hard to do unless you know these three secrets! Watch!
Hi Chuck I wanted to ask what is the differences between mix voices and the classical musicians doing ? What am I asking is Actually here does pavarotti signing in mix voice here ? th-cam.com/video/H77ouQu4u9s/w-d-xo.html
Yes. He calls it "cover"...but he is blending chest with head voice. Very impressive.
Hi 6yy jjíí@@PowerToSing
Get someone to kick you in the small change area
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I am singing since years when I was a kid . I used to sing high notes as a kid but when I grew into a teenager my voice deepened and I wasn't able to sing high notes. Nice work sir.
Did this video help can you sing high agsin
same my voice deepened and couldn't sing the songs I liked anymore lol
Same here ;)
@@salomelaw4797 it did
Me either
Your English is so smooth! I am learning not only vocals from your video but get right pronunciation as well. (I am not native). Thank you for your hard work!
That's great!
I had a random urge to sing some songs that had Chester Bennington in then, but he has an incredibly awesome and unique voice. However, these tips helped me reach higher with my voice so I was able to do pretty good. Thanks!
Great!
Here I am in my room making bubbles and terrible sounding noises, and here is Chuck looking at me with the most encouraging look I've had while singing 😅
Thank you, I actually managed to reach my head voice!
Wonderful! Good luck, Vladimir. You can do it!
I dreamed to be a great singer please guide me Godbless all. Thankyou sir :)
Start here: Watch this video and follow the directions. th-cam.com/video/d0Ob8WGmvPc/w-d-xo.html
i saw this i shouted, "teach me something"; bless your heart, you did. you just got a new subscriber, i'm a 70 year old man who has been singing for 65 years; it brings me joy, thank God for karaoke. i'll be binging on your channel.
Thanks Doug. Glad it was helpful. Have fun!
Thank you, I actually felt it go int my brain
B0-B4 in chest (on mic for that B0 with no fry or subharmonics; F1 off-mic for the lowest, however),,,, when I learned how to flip into head voice, I am able to get to A5 now.
If my bass voice can do it, the average baritone should be able to, as well.
wow
The Caruso vowel chart at work. I studied Bel Canto for three years. You make it simple for non-technical beginners.
Awesome! Thanks @jvernice
It's not really about the "vibrations" moving anywhere as that's a sympathetic sensation; it's about the transition from the anterior to the posterior musculature. Straining, breaking or breathy are all symptoms of the same issue - poorly coordinated breath and glottal compression ratios that do not coordinate the shift from anterior to posterior smoothly.
Nothing in here bad for anyone - all are safe techniques, I just think there are more finished sounds that accomplish this faster.
hummm
I’m sold!
Practicing the bubble lips, I immediately it notes higher than I ever did before!
Thank you very much!
Wonderful!
Those used to be called " lip trills". Very effective.
I am beginner and new to singing and u help me alot
Great!
I used those scalers after seeing a merry melodies cartoon where an Italian Opera singer was trying to practise his scales and people would throw things or swear at him.Practising in the car going up and down scales works , these days with ear plugged phones it looks like a lot of people already do it anyway.🇦🇺Sing away your blues!
Thank you sir ji
Your videos are great Chuck, thank you so much. I just wish the scales (especially the nay nay nay one) would be a bit slower to give chance to our voices to go into the mix.
Thanks...I get going too fast sometimes.
go to the setting button and slow the video down.
Such a clean and vibrant voice.i can understand each and every word.
Great!
Thanks for teaching.
I could have learned earlier this technique?
Most of us don't know that we don't know. Once you learn about something, and learn it is truly possible, and you believe it, then you are ready to learn it and try it with a new awareness that it is something that you can, in fact, do in your own voice and singing. And it seems like a miracle. It completely changes how you see your own potential.
Thanks so much. I've missed out on so many music/band opportunities since the 1970's not being able to get past F# to G. I went to vocal coaches, etc asking this very specific question so I could just sing backing vocals and a few songs I could sing these songs well until that last hight G notes. If I had a time machine, we would be taking a ride together back to 1971.
On a magic carpet ride!
This is so cool; I'm producing my first fourteen song cd project and vocals is one of the tracks I need to dub in; I have the basics from Sacramento City College vocal course but I sensed just from this tutorial I will become more than musically literate with my singing voice thanks to you; Charles in San Diego, CA; blessings on you. (Liked and subscribed). P.S. I plan to submit a demo to a record company so I might get a record contract; I'll make sure you get a copy.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome Chuck...
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Thank you coach 🌹
I will have to practice what I have learned today, thank you!
Great! Practice will help. Be sure to focus on doing the exercises as close to the demonstrations as possible for the best success!
Every year we have a competition in school where classes song in like a choir type vibe. I always had a high pitched voice so i was soprano, but after summer vacation it deepened but i couldn't change my position to alto or even tenor because i didnt practice those parts. So thank you for the video. It helped me a lot
Fantastic! Have fun!
The best lesson
Yes I certainly felt I could manage different pitches following your instructions.great feeling
Wonderful!
Thank you so much for this. You saved me lot in preparation for a performance.
Glad it helped!
If you are a baritone, you can probably emulate Alan Jackson, Darius Rucker, Neil Diamond, Red Hot Chil Peppers, ZZ Top, Bob Seiger. It helps to figure out who you can emulate in various styles, so you can find the keys that make you shine. Transposing everything gets old. The capo doesn't help a baritone as much. I write songs, so I pay attention to the keys and chord progressions of the singers i can emulate, in the styles that I like.
And you will find that you can sing much higher than you realized when you correctly apply these exercises and master them. It's very exciting. Then you can add more singers.
Bob Seger
Thank ypu coach i play ur video when timecdo practice
Thanks! Keep it up. :)
I'm not trying to become a singer like a lot of people down in these comments, i actually have another goal, my goal is to learn as many skills as i can trough my lifetime, ranging from blacksmithing all the way to singing, i figured id start with the ones that don't require tools so i thank you alot for this video, and i hope i can improve my singing
Good luck Luca!
@@PowerToSing thanks, I'm gonna need it!
You actually don't need that much. What you need to is focusing on a particular skill that will make you stand out. Its ok to be mediocre at everything but its also good if you surpass everybody at one thing.
@@sandiegojr.joselitod.11-ab71 that is also really true
@@sandiegojr.joselitod.11-ab71 Like autistic people you mean? Be careful what you wish for. Mediocrity is normal!
NEW subscriber from Australia.thanks for sharing your talent.This secrets are the one I need.sings for a long time
Great! I'm hoping they make a difference for your singing!
Ok. I'm a complete beginner but I do love to sing karaoke. I usually sing mid-range songs but recently I've been wanting to sing Open Arms by Journey. I'm just fascinated by Steve Perry's and Arnel Pineda's voice. So I've been doing some exercises and rewatching your video. I gotta say, your video has helped me a lot. I'm slowly but surely hitting those high notes with less straining than before and less cracking/breaking. I don't aim to be a famous singer but I do enjoy hitting the high notes I used to only dream about. Lol. Love this video. Liked and subscribed!
Awesome! way to go! You may want to pursue more and if so start here: www.powertosing.com/discover-your-vocal-type-wt
this is is so good i love it keep up your content i can now do a high pitch
Great! Glad it helped.
That was very well done. Thanks so much!
Thanks!
Thanks so much, I going better day by day and training muscles I didn´t even knew before :D. Good and clearly explaining I really be pleased about your video. Greetings from Germany
Great to hear! Thank you and Greetings to you!
Thank you,. Very encouraging . 🎉
You are so welcome!
GREAT INFO!! thanks for the help!
At my age of 63 I have a couple of tones higher full voiced than I did in my youth. My pitch perception has greatly improved as well. Forty over years of guitar playing is actually quite worthwhile.
Awesome!
When I was much younger I could hit the A above middle C. I can still sing the lower soprano area or high tenor. I know there are many that sing a higher range than myself, but I always sing what I feel most comfortable with.
It is still there for the taking. This will help you get it!
Thank you!
You are absolutely right. I felt it.
Great! Glad it was helpful!
Just what I was looking for. Subscribed.
Great, thanks!
thanks! it worked! glad to discover. your channel! Godbless
Awesome! Thanks!
Thank you for the tip sir , i will improve this idea how to hit a high note.
You can do it!
I'm currently going into my senior year of high school, and I wanted to do a Bohemian Rhapsody solo for a concert, but as a Bass 2 my pitch is too low to get close to Freddie's, I'm beginning to practice and slowly getting there, thank you so much!
Awesome!
Great choice
Ty for adding subtitles~
Very cool! Like magic. Never knew vowl changes could do so much. Holy crap! Thank you! Also got from this, singing softer and closer to the mike is way better sometimes than trying to belt out those high notes with total and complete failure.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks Cliff!
Thanks for a great exercise
Thank you too!
Thank you so much for these tips❤
You are welcome!
So beautiful Your tips Tq
You're welcome!
very nice video ... thanks.
Most welcome!
It all depends on your vocal chords and the distance between your larynx and your voice box, the closer they are the higher the pitch.
The vocal cords create pitch. Check out this video: th-cam.com/video/wcReVyTuB54/w-d-xo.htmlsi=haoPPFEhSHv3HuIP
Woow this is for the first time I have learnt the high notes very clearly.thanks alot
Glad it was helpful!
Your video motivated me to try. I know I can sing high notes - but only sometimes. Mostly, and also here when I tried, I couldn't switch to head voice. But you motivated me and I will keep trying your exercises. Thanks.
You can do it!
Powerful message
Thank you for these exercises ❤❤❤😊😊😊
You are welcome! Thanks.
Excellent content, perfect video. Thank you Chuck.
Thanks Max!
I love the "nays" hehehe. Been doing those since learning it from Brett Manning. Lip trills are amazing too :) I warm up every day with them!
Cool. Thanks for sharing!! I learned them from Brett's teacher!
thank you Chuck! do you have vocal exercise to fix out tune voice dor my son?
No. But get him involved in some online ear training to help him begin to distinguish the melody and the intervals. Search ear training and you will fine lots of resources. Have him listen to lots of music and sing along with as many songs as he can.
hi sir haw are u, u know, i had a depression last month and when i saw your videos i felt good ! not only for the mixed voice,
Great! Hope it continues to make a difference!
@@PowerToSing u are great ! witch state are u in the us ? im in orlando since only 14 days i was in algeria before, i used to follow your video from the other side of the world
@@rez77z Awesome! Welcome to the USA. I am in Utah.
You are the professor I've never had! Thanks so much!
Happy to help!
The hardest part for my was not pushing.... In fact volume would actually drop at high range. At least it felt like that.
Fantastic presentation 🙏🙏
Thanks a lot!
Thank you for the advice, will try it
Go for it!
New follower from Nagaland(north eastern part of India). Keep doing sir, it's worth watching your videos.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! I'm glad they are helping you!
I'm trying to learn high notes to join a music project, thank you for the help
You are welcome!
I need help with notes C5 and above.
These may help: th-cam.com/play/PLc6YT-50Ji8EgJHiYlFDXYBh0cc8ZEStY.html
Thankyou for this idea
Most welcome 😊!!!! Thank you!
Terima kasih teknik vokalnya bagus, mudah dipahami
"Terima kasih."
Very nice presentation 😊
Thanks a lot 😊
Great help. Secret number 3 was challenging
I'm glad it worked for you!
I really love it.
I used to scream in falsetto a lot in my old band and I'm pretty sure I damaged my vocal chords. Can't sing falsetto at all any more and head voice is very shrill. Hoping I can build that connection back over time. This helps.
Have you seen an ENT and had you vocal cords looked at? It is definitely helpful to know things are ok.
I have not. Will try that ty!
great video w/ simple and effective/efficient instructions. Science nerd approved!
Thanks, Glad you liked it! Hope it helped.
Doing the first exercise the only way I can progress beyond my 'bridge' is to move into a falsetto voice. Is this what you mean by moving from chest working of the vocal chords into the 'head' working them? I think my falsetto voice is OK and reasonably well powered but it sounds quite different to my 'chest' voice so I try to avoid songs which require me to sing over my bridge zone. Unfortunately that cancels out quite a lot of songs for me.
Adrian, without hearing you it's impossible for me to know if you are in falsetto or head voice. But when I was first in head voice, I couldn't tell the difference either. Watch this video to see if it helps you to know if you are in head voice. th-cam.com/video/1DH--KCZc8g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RKGEZ8vEnR6zMKre
Thank you the first to exercises are hard for me for me to do but I keep practicing, the third exercises I never could do that but with your technique I managed. Sometimes when I try to sing high my vocals vibrate too much and I end up coughing and with a bit of pain why is that please?
The larynx is coming up and it is so much harder to sing with a high larynx. It literally chokes off the sound.
Great work for me. ❤❤❤❤ Love you Sir
Fantastic!
Thank you! I think I understand however When I go into my high voice I have no volume. Very breathy and whispering sounding for lack of a better term?
It's likely that the larynx is rising as you ascend in pitch. So to keep from cracking or jamming up you let up on the cord closure and so more air escapes. This gives you a airy/breathy tone and it can still feel like you still have to reach for the higher notes. The solution will be two fold. 1. Do exercises to keep the larynx down or to lower the larynx. 2. Do exercises that also (simultaneously) encourages more cord closure. A good exercises might be "guh" with a dumb sound on the 1 1/2 scale or the Octave repeat scale. Or Goo (as in good).
Thank you so much for the reply. I am having a hard time with the break and breathiness but I will take you suggestion and try those exercises.
Wow.. that's really impressive and effective, and even at this age your voice is really amazing
Thank you!
@PowerToSing always welcome
This is so helpful to me. Thank you so much for your videos. Big fan.
Hi Jeff, thanks and you're very welcome!
Thank you. Awesome tips and tricks.
Thanks for your help
I once had a good voice it wasn't the best voice but I had a voice and I let it elapse for quite a while how can I get that back
This is a great start. I have a lot of videos on this channel that will help you get going again. The important thing is to have fun and enjoy singing again.
Yes, that was something new. Very interesting.
Somewhere along the way I lost falsetto and high head voice. Hopefully this will help
For sure the first time was at puberty. You can get back your connected head voice for sure!
@@PowerToSing Thanks, just ordered your Fast Track Vocal Type Exercises
@@jfree336 Awesome! watch the videos and focus on how to do the exercises. It will make more sense to you. Have fun! I think you will be surprised at the results.
The perfect teacher ❤
Yes I feel it! Thanks
Great...keep after it. It gets easier.
I am a Singer today you have enlightened me to be confident about high pitch high note songs to sing..heartfelt thanks❤😊😊🎉
Awesome! Thanks!
I LOVE THIS PERSON I BUILT MORE MY HIGH PITCH
Awesome!
Thank you,sir ji
Most welcome!
Thank you very much
You are welcome!
Thanks for the help!
You are welcome!
I love this, thanks 😍
Awesome...hope it makes a difference for you!
I can do a chest voice but i can't do a head voice. I can do a squeeky falsetto but head voice and mixed voice are totally out of reach....
Totally understand. It's likely your larynx is coming up and you need exercises for the high larynx. This will help you. www.powertosing.com/fast-track-exercises-vsl/
Very nice sir 👍👍👍🙏🙏
Thanks!
In addition to the great tips, I appreciate so many things in this video!
The simplicity of the background/setup (no crazy or fancy lights and decorations). Just a blank wall. Goes to show that you can provide great content with a basic setup!
The positivity, encouragement, and the importance of belief in one’s self!
Unlike a lot of how to sing higher tutorials your natural talking voice isn’t an octave higher than mine😂
Thanks Joseph! I really appreciate the feedback...and I'm very glad you found it helpful!
Thanks Joseph! I really appreciate the feedback...and I'm very glad you found it helpful!
Cool
Yes!
Thank you. God bless.
You are so welcome!
I used to reach up to a C6 mix but now I can only belt E5 or F5 in some cases
Sounds like you may want to concentrate on bringing the mix that was at C6 down and use it on the E or F5. Should be easier there than on the C6.
Thank you very much!
Excellent Sir 🎉
Thanks!
I like what you teach to sing easily
Thanks!