YOU ARE LITTTTERALLY GIVING US KNOWLEDGE TO THE BONE AND THEN INSIDE THA BONE. We Love You and we truly appreciate your honesty. The tips, the enthusiasm, the obvious Love for what you do, and the reiteration from other videos is a true blessing. Thank you, Victoria. I Love and appreciate you ~xxxoxxx
You have helped me so much. I literally was struggling with how to breathe while singing. I plan on continuing with you as my vocal coach. Thank you for sharing your gifts! Your singing is amazing!
Thank you again Victoria! I loved this video. The more I watch your videos on support and appoggio the more I understand. You speak my language. Can't wait to continue this series. Oh yeah, my confidence has been improving as I practice your suggestions.What a help you have been.
Here is my *playlist* for Breathing and Breath Support! More details and everything you need to know in 1 place! th-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDCQDneLVxvJRkJp_Omj_vbp.html
Yes, I do. My vocal studio is currently full but I do have a wait list if you like! Find out more on my website. www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/get-started-today/
Yes! My next video will be on Better Tone Quality! 🙂 Meanwhile, you can also watch my video, Develop Your True Voice! Victoria's FORMULA for singers! th-cam.com/video/ROEaIBcsc9k/w-d-xo.html if you haven't yet!
Hi Victoria, you are amazing, I wanted to ask you a question about a question that arises and I have always had it, when we apply more support for heavier vocal tasks does it mean that the airflow speed is also increasing dramatically on purpose? Are we aware of how much and how much air pressure we are sending for a more efficient vibration, or does the body do it automatically if we just focus on the fact that more and more resistance appears when using heavier sounds? I ask because I noticed something strange I've seen all your videos in me and I'm curious that in me the support points of the resistance feel like something that pushes out below where the ribs end, the solar plexus also comes out and more muscles just above the bones from the hip also come out apart from the resistance without blocking that you comment on the belly which is what I notice the most, the funny thing for me is that I realized that it automatically works Even speaking anything without trying to find it, those points and belly resistance are working automatically, does that mean there is a default support on the body? What do you think about this? I want to thank you for all your work Victoria, I have really realized that you have helped quite a few people, even many on the way to having serious problems with their voice. They are forging their technique, it is something that life will reward you with more successes and wealth than you already enjoy, such as recognition, being an important artist, a reference, a loved one, and most importantly the gift that was given to you with your big & beautiful voice that you have enjoyed all your life and your passion for teaching, I thank you on behalf of all your generosity, we love you Victoria, so much! Long life!!! 🤗👐🙏 Good bless you!!
The answer to your question is generally, yes!! The amount of airflow depends on the sound you want. To get louder and more intense in tone, yes, a *bit* more airflow, but it needs to be supported for good vocal fold closure and have good resonance or else you will just be wasting air and effort. Eventually, the sensations become built-in, but not in the beginning. That's why I like speaking exercises, just as you mentioned, but you must be able to apply them correctly to singing. You probably notice that I do that a lot in my videos. Thank you for your wonderful comments. Words like yours make me very happy. I enjoy connecting with people this way!
Hi Victoria, I agree to your explanation on support but I have a question, so does that mean that breath support just happens naturally even for beginners because I've noticed that it's still happen without getting conscious or thinking about it ? Correct me if I'm wrong, just curious. Tyia!
Hey Victoria thanks for showing me this video, is it easy to ease off from a more intense engagement support to the lighter one with out taking a new breath of air? Do you do this? Or do you take a new breath each time? Many thanks X
My answer is both, depending on the phrase and what you want. Of course, going from loud to soft while holding the note (decrescendo) is more challenging and a big part of training as you are able.
@@Victoria-Victorious thanks for replying back to all the questions one the final one is that's ok, 🙈 sorry, this a huge concern, should support come first(as in getting the exhale stomach motion ready) then vocal production, or being to sing then support will be the reaction (I think it's this way round) but nice to have expert advice 🏅x
@@Victoria-Victorious I think I figured it out, you can do that lean first, but it makes much sense to do it after vocalising, so you can gauge it right 😊 God its so simple yet not, if your a over thinker 🥴❤
Hello Victoria .first I Wanna thank you for your videos and helping us ,I Wanna ask a question my Vocal cords don't vibrate at all is this depend on the breath support or not? because when I try to do it I automatically feel like I'm singing from my nose ,and then I clean my throat after that ,but when I try to take a deep breath and then try to do the exercises ,I feel like the air is running so fast out of my mouth before I started to do exercises are all of that depend on breath support ?
Your questions cover a couple of areas - breath support and vibrato. First of all, if you have not watched Video #12 which goes into GREAT detail the HOW of Breath Support, I suggest that you do that and do the exercises carefully. Supporting the Voice (Breath Support) - CLEARLY & CORRECTLY explained - FINALLY! th-cam.com/video/WR2772TGrgo/w-d-xo.html. If something is not clear, watch it several times. As far as vibrato, you are probably a bit tense at the vocal folds. Here are my 2 videos on vibrato. Again, make sure to do the exercises. Develop Your Natural Vibrato - DIFFERENT IDEAS HERE! th-cam.com/video/GLxWCe_szTM/w-d-xo.html Exercises to Find Vibrato in Singing - 5 EXERCISES to UNCOVER IT ! th-cam.com/video/e2QE9URixEE/w-d-xo.html. Hope this helps!
If you are singing with the same intensity in the high notes as in the low notes, then no, it shouldn't come in more quickly. Without hearing you, I am guessing that you are leaking air on your high notes. Try practicing with your best vowel.
YOU ARE LITTTTERALLY GIVING US KNOWLEDGE TO THE BONE AND THEN INSIDE THA BONE. We Love You and we truly appreciate your honesty. The tips, the enthusiasm, the obvious Love for what you do, and the reiteration from other videos is a true blessing. Thank you, Victoria. I Love and appreciate you ~xxxoxxx
Awwww, thank you so much! I truly appreciate your beautiful post!
Your mini performance was beautiful . This support/breathing playlist is everything... Thank you!
Glad it helps you! Keep it up!
I am in love with your music lessons.
I'm ready to learn and move to greater heights in Jesus Christ Mighty name.
Amen ❤
Looking forward to seeing you again! Thank you, you are amazing.
You have helped me so much. I literally was struggling with how to breathe while singing. I plan on continuing with you as my vocal coach. Thank you for sharing your gifts! Your singing is amazing!
The examples at the end are hella helpful for me. Knowing when to add more support and when to add less, and how it sounds in context. Great work.
Fantastic! Thank you for letting me know!
Thank you again Victoria! I loved this video. The more I watch your videos on support and appoggio the more I understand. You speak my language. Can't wait to continue this series. Oh yeah, my confidence has been improving as I practice your suggestions.What a help you have been.
You are so welcome! Thank you for such a great post!
Here is my *playlist* for Breathing and Breath Support! More details and everything you need to know in 1 place! th-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDCQDneLVxvJRkJp_Omj_vbp.html
Such an important video and explained so well!
this is my favoriter breath support video it has helped me a lot thanks
I like the way you teaching, u are best.
Thank you! 😃 I'm so happy to help!
Such deep understanding of it all!!! P.xx
Bella , brava , simpatica e super interessantissimaaaaaaaa ❤️ GRAZIEEEEE Victoria ❤️
Grazie molte, Vittorio!
Great topic for some thing that I have been working on recently already. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for letting me know!
So much great information, Wow what a beautiful voice!
Thank you! Another very helpful video!
I get it now, ty so much for the video!
Great! Thank you for posting!
Im gonna be a famuose singer because of you thanks ❤
A great refresher for me. So nice and clear. Thank you.
You are very welcome! Glad it helps!
You sang that soo beautifully wowww ❤❤
Oh, thank you!
Your videos are amazing
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I would like to know if you also doing vocal lessons online?
Yes, I do. My vocal studio is currently full but I do have a wait list if you like! Find out more on my website. www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/get-started-today/
You're the Best!
Watch this more and love you more! Thanks you! Learn effectively most from your video. 😆
So glad! Thank you so much for posting!
Thank you!
You are very welcome! Come back soon!
ty queen!
Thanks a lot ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks mam u r amazing
Thanks so much!谢谢你！
I am happy to help!
Thank you for the video ! Will you be making one about improving tone?
Yes! My next video will be on Better Tone Quality! 🙂 Meanwhile, you can also watch my video, Develop Your True Voice! Victoria's FORMULA for singers! th-cam.com/video/ROEaIBcsc9k/w-d-xo.html if you haven't yet!
You are amazing ! Thank u
You're so welcome! Great to see you again!
Thanks so much. Helped me out alit
Glad to hear it! Thank you for posting!
Hi Victoria, you are amazing, I wanted to ask you a question about a question that arises and I have always had it, when we apply more support for heavier vocal tasks does it mean that the airflow speed is also increasing dramatically on purpose? Are we aware of how much and how much air pressure we are sending for a more efficient vibration, or does the body do it automatically if we just focus on the fact that more and more resistance appears when using heavier sounds? I ask because I noticed something strange I've seen all your videos in me and I'm curious that in me the support points of the resistance feel like something that pushes out below where the ribs end, the solar plexus also comes out and more muscles just above the bones from the hip also come out apart from the resistance without blocking that you comment on the belly which is what I notice the most, the funny thing for me is that I realized that it automatically works Even speaking anything without trying to find it, those points and belly resistance are working automatically, does that mean there is a default support on the body? What do you think about this? I want to thank you for all your work Victoria, I have really realized that you have helped quite a few people, even many on the way to having serious problems with their voice. They are forging their technique, it is something that life will reward you with more successes and wealth than you already enjoy, such as recognition, being an important artist, a reference, a loved one, and most importantly the gift that was given to you with your big & beautiful voice that you have enjoyed all your life and your passion for teaching, I thank you on behalf of all your generosity, we love you Victoria, so much! Long life!!! 🤗👐🙏 Good bless you!!
The answer to your question is generally, yes!! The amount of airflow depends on the sound you want. To get louder and more intense in tone, yes, a *bit* more airflow, but it needs to be supported for good vocal fold closure and have good resonance or else you will just be wasting air and effort. Eventually, the sensations become built-in, but not in the beginning. That's why I like speaking exercises, just as you mentioned, but you must be able to apply them correctly to singing. You probably notice that I do that a lot in my videos.
Thank you for your wonderful comments. Words like yours make me very happy. I enjoy connecting with people this way!
I have so many baloons filled up after this video, but my breath support is improved.
Your voice amazing.
Thank you so much!!
Hi Victoria, I agree to your explanation on support but I have a question, so does that mean that breath support just happens naturally even for beginners because I've noticed that it's still happen without getting conscious or thinking about it ? Correct me if I'm wrong, just curious. Tyia!
Breath support happens naturally for some singers while some have to work and develop it. Lucky you if it happens naturally! 😀
Mam plz make video on sovt straw and its exercise
There are lots of good SOVT straw videos on TH-cam. I don’t have anything to add! ☺️
Well done ma
Thank you!
When I do the exercise, can I sing twinkle twinkle an octave or a couple of scales lower since I'm a male and find it easier to do it lower?
Blowing the balloon for support singing .yes I got it from your lesson thanks Victorial Victorial h..ha ..ha
Glad that you put my tips and technique to such good use, David! 😊
Hey Victoria thanks for showing me this video, is it easy to ease off from a more intense engagement support to the lighter one with out taking a new breath of air? Do you do this? Or do you take a new breath each time? Many thanks X
My answer is both, depending on the phrase and what you want. Of course, going from loud to soft while holding the note (decrescendo) is more challenging and a big part of training as you are able.
@@Victoria-Victorious thanks for replying back to all the questions one the final one is that's ok, 🙈 sorry, this a huge concern, should support come first(as in getting the exhale stomach motion ready) then vocal production, or being to sing then support will be the reaction (I think it's this way round) but nice to have expert advice 🏅x
@@Victoria-Victorious I think I figured it out, you can do that lean first, but it makes much sense to do it after vocalising, so you can gauge it right 😊 God its so simple yet not, if your a over thinker 🥴❤
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Hi Victoria! Can a late 20’s guy learn to sing (sing well enough, stay on pitch, etc)?
Hi, Evan! Late 20's is young, LOL! I have had students start in their 70's! Go for it and have fun!
Hello Victoria .first I Wanna thank you for your videos and helping us ,I Wanna ask a question my Vocal cords don't vibrate at all is this depend on the breath support or not? because when I try to do it I automatically feel like I'm singing from my nose ,and then I clean my throat after that ,but when I try to take a deep breath and then try to do the exercises ,I feel like the air is running so fast out of my mouth before I started to do exercises are all of that depend on breath support ?
Your questions cover a couple of areas - breath support and vibrato. First of all, if you have not watched Video #12 which goes into GREAT detail the HOW of Breath Support, I suggest that you do that and do the exercises carefully. Supporting the Voice (Breath Support) - CLEARLY & CORRECTLY explained - FINALLY! th-cam.com/video/WR2772TGrgo/w-d-xo.html. If something is not clear, watch it several times. As far as vibrato, you are probably a bit tense at the vocal folds. Here are my 2 videos on vibrato. Again, make sure to do the exercises. Develop Your Natural Vibrato - DIFFERENT IDEAS HERE! th-cam.com/video/GLxWCe_szTM/w-d-xo.html
Exercises to Find Vibrato in Singing - 5 EXERCISES to UNCOVER IT ! th-cam.com/video/e2QE9URixEE/w-d-xo.html. Hope this helps!
Thanks so much
Hi Victoria! Just wanted to know if your mid section comes in slowly when you sing low and comes in quicker when you sing high. Thanks!
If you are singing with the same intensity in the high notes as in the low notes, then no, it shouldn't come in more quickly. Without hearing you, I am guessing that you are leaking air on your high notes. Try practicing with your best vowel.
Thank you and please subtitle another language
Did you know that auto-translate is already available on TH-cam in tons of languages? th-cam.com/video/LZz03myFuWA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=HIbCJtFEOHHU903Q
Thank you!