Twang! Your Super Power
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ย. 2024
- Twang: Your Super power to effortless power.
Twang is one of the most important skills you need in your vocal toolbox for powerful singing. It's that bright, forward and powerful quality you get by narrowing the vocal tract, particularly the aeryepiglottic sphincter.
It's that bright and ringing sound you need for powerful singing. It gives you the volume and tone you want with less effort. I show you how to find twang and give you the steps you need to quickly utilize it in your singing.
There are many misconceptions and even incorrect definitions of twang. We will clear up those misconceptions in this video.
If you haven't watched my last video on nasality, it would be very helpful to watch that one as well. The two videos work together. Here is the link:
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I am a singer and voice teacher/coach in Long Beach California.
I’ve created this channel to make tutorial videos that give you the same training I give my private students. I cover a variety of subjects of vocal technique, inner work, and also performance tips.
I have decades of experience singing in a variety of situations and I know what works, what doesn’t, and also what might cause harm down the road. I refer to it as “Singing for Real.”
When singers learn new techniques and improve their skillsets, they discover that they have so many more options to work with and start basing their style on their strengths. You have your own unique beautiful voice inside and may need to just be shown how to use the tools in your vocal tool box. You can then develop into the brilliant singer you never knew you were.
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This is a very useful video, thank you! You transformed my high notes singing! ♥
Great job, thanks!
Thank you for this great video. You remind me of the woman who played Phoebe's mom on Friends😊
Beautiful! I'm gonna practice this straight away
Awesome!
aha!! Im on it!! BTW I love the intro on your videos!!
Great! Thank you!
Wow one the better videos ive watched on twang. Thank you!!
Awesome
Great explanation and examples of twang. Very helpful, Thank you.
Thanks Rita this really allowed me to control my voice Better!
Is twang the same as using “mixed” voice ?
That's a great question. Mixed voice usually refers to bridging between "head" and "chest" voice, or thick and thin folds and other descriptions. It's a term that has only been talked about in recent years with many different definitions. Twang can certainly add some resonance and stability as you sing into your mid and higher range while wanting to maintain a connected sound. Nasalized resonance also can get be helpful. (lowering the soft palate a bit.) I do have a video on mixed voice that might be helpful. Let me know if you have more questions.
thx