How to Sing On Your Vocal Bridge
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Dude your content is GOLD. Appreciate you’re not adding annoying background music or unnecessary cuts or effects.
As a baritone whose "bridge" is right at F/F#, this video has given me more to think about and experiment with than anything I have heard up to this point. Thank you for this video, Sterling!
Is your voice G2/A2-G4/A4? Or does the range differ for every baritone do you find?
I'm a female but struggling exactly the same problems in my voice for a long time, feeling myself sometimes a baritone 😅 These exercises and tips are huge benefit and help, I'm happy I found your channel after these years. And I guess I know which song I'm gonna practice on - Eye of a Tiger 😂 Also appreciate high notes of Sam Smith, maybe after all training I'll be able to repeat some of his sounds
Sterling you have exceptional talent for teaching, serilously. Ain't no other singing teacher on TH-cam can explain things as well and easy to understand as you do. So huge thanks to you!!
Thank you for the lesson, Sterling!
Awesome video man. Appreciate the work you put into these & in depth explanations. Hope your back sorts itself out soon
I started singing recently and the way you describe how it should feel and how to get there seems to click with me and I've been listening to a bunch of others. Thanks for sharing!
This might be the best lesson I’ve ever had. I’ve been working on this trying to figure it out for couple years now and this has really helped me. Now I know what I’m doing right and confirming where I go wrong.
Appreciate the content as always. Useful to improve the singing journey.
This is such an underrated topic. Thanks for adressing it!
Pushing the clutch was a helpful metaphor
yea man you make learning fun, even with your whimsical analogies.
I used to only be able to mix using a lot of breath pressure and strong cord closure, which felt like they were going to break apart any time soon. But ive got the hang of lightly mixing with the ee-aye exercise.
Wow, that example of the pressure falling out of the face is exactly one of the major issues I've been having. Brilliant stuff, thank you
You're welcome back!
This is just too valuable LOL thanks!
great lesson
Thank you ❤
Been working on that Outfield tune "Your Love" for a good while now. I break it up into little sections. Hope to get it good enough to add it to our repertoire. Man, that's one challenging tune. Killer tessitura.
Totally fun and challenging song indeed. 😊
@@SterlingRJackson I'm getting there by using as little pronunciation as possible and dodging the consonants...lol!!
Everyone needs someone to help him. Nice if there is this “someone”. Your explanations are great and they work well in practice. I teach myself singing and I have sought good explanations for Mixed Voice and Distortion. I know most things, but I think that's as cool as you master in practice
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Thank you ever so much Sterling for this most comprehensive, complete and outstanding explanation of vocal bridge. Please send me the link for your account to donate
great
I find and lose those upper resonances so randomly....
Is there a set in stone point where, while your in mixed voice, as you go up will you transition into a "head voice that just sounds a little chesty"? Or is it possible to raise that point up, in your mixed voice, where you are forced into head voice?
What kind of hat is that? I like it.
Hi darling Sterling, what about the Song “At Last” by Etta James. When I get past the bridge, at the end of the song. I tend to tighten up my solar Plexus, at the part where she says a THRILL I’ve Never known , yeah yeah then she says oh oh oh and there’s break, it higher than my normal range, but I want to challenge myself. Any Advice? I would truly appreciate it. Do your best to stay COOL 😎 AND YOUR PUPPY TOO. ❤. Thank you ever so Much. I have a singing engagement on this Saturday 7/29, to sing that song at my daughter’s wedding, I am nervous a little bit. I really need to just rock it uh! Sterling?
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Hmm, I’d need to learn more about your voice to provide any valuable feedback. These things can be super tricky at first and they can take some time to make sense of. Sounds like you’re doing pretty decent navigating it so far. 😊
What if those notes just sound breathy? How do you get better chord closure?
You can use vocal fry doing the sirens. For me I have struggled with that especially as the day goes on. Make sure your singing with with little air in your chest voice as well from bottom to top because that habit will move all the way up in mix, then you’ll get a hooty falsetto sound…
@@latmatToo much fry will cause you to flip into falsetto constantly, as well. What a delicate instrument we have! Very easy to get out of balance.
If your cords come apart during vocalisations, close your mouth and try to do a squeaky hum like a creaky door on a comfortable note start with a 5 tone staccato scale, Hope it helps 😊
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Hi, is nasality something necessary?
Not “necessary”. To sing higher or over your bridge than, most definitely.
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Hotel california is so hard to sing ....
I don’t get how to go over the bridge without getting into falsetto 🤷♂️
That’s the only way I can do it 🤦♂️
For the record, French is my main langage. Funny how I never realized how the “ung” was associated with French.
Let me know what you find on that, I asked the same question. I'm in a chest mix, and as I go up it transitions to falsetto, of course very smoothly, but the point is the falsetto doesn't sound like a chest mixed, it just sounds like a strong hard falsetto, and it happens at about A major in the 5th octave