How to Sing High Notes with a Low Voice
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Him: *goes from Bb4 to Eb1*
Me: Dude, I'm 7 seconds in, and you're already flexing
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You know it's gonna be a good video when in just 5 seconds he goes from Bb4 to Eb1, almost 3 1/2 octaves.
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You mean B4.
Vocal fry low to twang falsetto! Singing is more about tone, timbre and pitch! At some point we started chasing range! Lyrics and melody are also above the aforementioned! If you can sing melodiously in the low and high ranges - stop and rethink! Singing is more than noises is the air! It is more than "notes"!
I break around c4 and I just belted a F4 with minimum strain by doing that first exercise, like damn thanks bro.
Your voice is on another level! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much man!
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What type of bass breaks at an F4?😂😂 freak of nature to start. My natural break starts around a C4. Still tho you give me hope of singing high. Your tips are amazing man.
I guess at the moment he's more like a bass-baritone.
Voices get a little lower as people age, so he'll probably turn into a "full" bass when he's around 30.
Just a guess though.
Remyparkour one w a lot of training! I used to break right around there for many years as well 🤷🏻♀️
Man before I started practicing singing high I capped at a g3! Normal voice reaches an e4 now, in falsetto I can hit an f#5 which I’m very happy with
Bruh this hits close to home. I was stuck at c4 from 16 till 19. I had no clue how to use other registers, so I was stuck with a strained sound until I learned mix and head voices.
It was only after that that I could bring my chest voice up easier. I top out around g4 on a good day, but only because my voice knows how to slip into falsetto when it gets tired. Before, I couldn’t go above c4 without actual shouting and pain.
ANY basses/baritones around, take David’s advice to heart here, even if you never wanna sing like a tenor range, the ease and power you get from his techniques here will save your chords in the future.
Really? I can sing upto F#4 and Im a bass. I can go as low as C2. Maybe I'm a bass-Baritone...
I’ve been practicing ever since this video came out and my comfortable range went up from a C4 to and F4. And my highest belted note went from a G#4 to a Bb4, so it’s been a great process and I can’t wait to see my progress in 3 years when I get to senior year.
I feel like I have the same range you had, I just started practicing and I feel like I'm a baritone and not a bass, because without fry I can't hit an E2 and everything under F2 is really low in volume. And yeah I can sing all the time on E4 so what type am I ?
My highest belt is also G#4 and breaks at a4 but sometimes reach it without break
@@chris9yearsago698 I actually yesterday hit a B4 in mix very loudly, but clean so I'm learning I guess
@@musicval7462 and are u a tenor?
@@chris9yearsago698 I think I'm a baritone. Last week I did actually scream a clean B4 mixed, but I s^till have trouble to "sing G4s" etc, even though I can etchnically go higher. Are you a tenor ?
This is crazy. You're extremely underrated.
This is *THE BEST* video on this stuff I've ever come across. Thank you so much, David
5:09 7:07 10:37 11:06 15:19
Finally, a legend with the timestamps
This is getting me really excited. Absolutely bookmarking this.
Thanks a lot, David. I was feeling a bit depressed about my progress and watching this inspired me and I'm adding the exercises to my regimen now!
Omg,thank you so much for this.It really makes a difference for a lot of bass singers like me.You are amazing,you never fail at amazing all of us.Keep up the good work❤️
This seriously is the most helpful singing video I’ve ever seen! The way you explained everything really made sense and I’m excited to do these exercises.
Man i usually don't comment any video, but the way you drove the tips and the reflexion about having a the voice have make progress a lot!! i mean, i've been looking trough a lot of mixed voice videos and your videos really made sense for me, because i also have a very low voice and couldn't find the right video. Thanks a lot!
This helped build on stuff I found a few years back. The rubber band analogy helped me beat my d4 limit when my voice dropped originally. I wasn’t able to hit anything, ANYTHING, in the 5th octave until I found how to stretch my voice for falsetto and add more gradually, and my top note went from b4 to over g5. So happy to hear more of this advice being spread. Take my like👍
Thank you, David. Wonderful teaching, much appreciated. God bless you
I'm a basso cantante and my natural chest range goes from C2-F#4. I can force a G4 with enormous straining but I wanna stop that non sense and learn how to use mixed voice. It might just be my opinion but the problem for me has been that 99% of vocal coaches don't fully understand the bass voice types. You have been really helpful so far. I still sound like a broken copy machine from time to time when I'm doing the exercises but my throat feels a lot healthier when I'm using the range from C4-G4, so thank you and greetings from Germany.
hey man thank you so much for posting this video and putting yourself out there. It means a lot bro and definitely inspired me in many ways to not give up on my own voice. Was literally searching through TH-cam to gain some confidence on my own voice to see if it was possible for a person with my voice type (probably baritone) who could sing. Although my voice doesn't go as low as yours, it's surely a bit on the deeper side so watching this video gave me a lot of inspiration to not give up on my dream of being able to sing. Thank you man! I watched some of your covers. You have an amazing voice! I subbed and keep up the great work!
ive been surfing vocal tips for the longest time and this was THE MOST on point!
I really hope this helps me. 'cause it really frustrates me not being able to sing how I want to. Thank you for openimg my mind and now I know where I need to focus on.
Wow! Plenty of good and useful content. Thanks for this dude!!!
Hey sir, thanks for the 20 minutes of worth knowledge you share to us. I've been trying to expand my range, but since i don't have any vocal coach im afraid I'll end up hurting my own voice. And then I'm starting to search more on TH-cam and i found you. This is one of the most usefull vocal exercises and tips i ever find.
Best video I’ve found on singing , thanks man !
As a singer who has been through a long process of discovering and rediscovering the mix voice and finding different gradations of fold used, I can say that this video is completely valid in all the tips that it provides. Thank you for making this awesome video. Also, Make It on Our Own sounds great! Instrumentally and vocally.
This is actually really helpful! Thanks a lot bro!
Thanks for giving me a great insight....great analogies with such honesty I feel like you shared your experience and struggles with me....I think your techniques are going to work for me. Cheers
Yessss the master shares his knowledge again! Thanks for the video man. Great information
This helps even for me, who's a low baritone.
So glad to hear brotha! You got it💪
I think learning how to do subharmonics helped me to do this😂 it has helped me to relax my vocal chords and then instead of sliding down, I took the idea to slide up. I can’t believe how universal some of these techniques are, this is awesome!
Oh, I feel you, bro! I´ve always been trained as a baritone but pop music requires sometimes a high C. It´s been so hard to develop the speech level singing mix and the nasal constriction mix by myself. My classical teachers (in Mexico they are the cheapest) said I had to use apoggio to reach high notes and that only allows me to reach a high A, and the estill teacher I had last semester wanted me to belt with apoggio too but without the operatic passagio (like classical teachers trying to teach me pop singing), he was very disgusted when I told him I don´t wanted to use pulled chest voice anymore and the worst came when I told him I wanted to develop a dark nasal mixed sound (like R&B singers), he said that was not correct and as I said "it´s my voice and I want to decide my sound" he asked the school for a change of student. I know a great teacher who knows SLS and Nasal Constriction very well but because of covid-19 right now I don´t have the money to work with her. So sad. But you know what keeps me hopeful? Last year when I was starting to develop my mix I was asinged to a classical teacher who really thought I was a tenor because I was able to reach a high Bb (mixed) and he really thoght it was my "tenor range" and not a mixed voice so I gues I´m going the right way lol
Love this! And thank you!
I have been feeling very bad about my voice and this helped me. I do theatre and would love to go on to a professional stance and go onto bigger things with theatre as I feel I am a decent actor. However I am a bass. And in theatre (musical theatre) as in broadway, I would get told that as a bass you will not be able to play young characters. This has some truth as many broadway actors in male leads must be a tenor or a high baritone. And being a bass is very demotivating when you get told that you won’t ever be able to hit high notes. However this video helped me see that I can. And that I can use my voice and become more versatile.
Damn bro, free 20 minute singing tutorial, too good to be true
Thanks a lot man, seriously. Even if i try to find a vocal teacher on México they don't care about increasing vocal Range. I mean i know is not the most important thing but you really Help me out. Love to you c:
Excellent advice and voice 🎶✨👍
Omg! This is it - for me at least. Finally I am able to sing beyond my break (F#4) all the way up to d5. And i am sure that with more practice i can make it sound good too. Thank you so much!❤❤❤
you got this!
After watching this very inspirational video and after only with the first lesson w my teacher I was able to hit a clean A4. I’m gonna be honest here the way I was able to get it was not through the exercise here but just trying to reach for those high notes and trying stuff on my own to at least hit the notes of the song i really loved with no falsetto .
The bihb bihb exercise from my teacher was what probably helped me learn what it feels like but but it was still sounding very heady but I always kept this tip of yours in the back of my mind :start with the falsetto and and bring chest voice down.. I’ve used today to make my my mixed voice sound better and it worked sounds a lot fuller and chestier still not as good as your A4# on the cover u made but it’s a huge step. This was a huge revelation to me though and probably the second happiest day of my life...the happiest was when my teacher told me yes you can sing tenor!!! It doesn’t matter in contemporary music!!! You’re gonna get that A4 just practice!! So yes there is hope for us baritones!!!!!! And heck i have acid reflux and can’t practice that regularly if ur healthy then u can do this even faster!!!! Good luck to y’all . It doesn’t have to take 10 or 5 years !!!
must be nice to have developed your mix hm
@@ikmalhakimharun3823 it is very nice! it doesn’t sound as good as his but it’s great to know I’m
On my way! Work hard homie! You’ll find it too!
It's kind of funny, tenors like me need to pay attention to the other way, singing low notes with a high voice.
Some tenors can go really deep, my deepest chest voice note is an E2, F#1 with vocal fry/subharmonic singing.
But we just don't have the power and volume the likes of you, Avi and Tim have. So we try to make up for it by putting a little to much weight into our low notes, which is not exactly that healthy.
I'm happy as a tenor but sometimes I wish I could be a bass.
The resonance you get when singing those low notes or just speaking is absolutely incredible.
Are You Crazy!?!?! I wish I could be a Tenor, all the girls I could get lol Tenors can sing High notes as easy as breathing
thats why im grateful to be a baritone, we can do both with a bit of training lmao, ive trained my voice to go up to B4 and down to D2, i would maybe prefer being a tenor but they both have their benefits
Hi @David Kahn :) I hope you see this comment because while I listen to all of your covers and I'm generally not into those styles of music, it's still impressive to see someone with such a range. I think if I had started singing normally my voice would have been a baritone or low tenor but the bass range is fascinating to me. I figure I won't be singing much higher than the 4th octave but I'm trying to extend my low range. Chest voice I can sing Eb2, I can reliably get a G1 with subharmonics (which I learned from yours and @David Larson's video) and I can hit an F1 with growl. I still think low chest is the best sounding of all these registers, however, so I'd like to be able to get to a C2. I want to be able to sing Avi Kaplan's bass part in Pentatonix - Run To You. Again, while I'm comfortable with the top of my range and don't plan to expand it much, I enjoyed this and found it helpful because I think these techniques are applicable to any note. Thanks for listening :)) (Speaking of listening I listened to your song Make It on Our Own and it was great. Your range blows me away)
Thank you for this video!
that's exactly what I needed! Thank you!
so glad to hear ed! all i ask is you please share w the squad if you think it could be helpful to others too💕🙌
@@DavidKahnSings sorry, but I don't squad, and I don't know how to use it. But I will definitely reccomend your channel to everyone, who has the same questions as I have. BTW do you teach singing classes in person?
Excellent video dude !
Thanks brotha! Have you heard my debut single btw? Link in bio ;)
It was both painfully relatable and relieving to hear your journey.
ahah we are all on the journey! ironically my next original release comes out on the 28th and it’s called journey ;)
The first exercise helped me do an A4, whereas my break is usually way below that.
Great stuff !
That’s amazing bro💪👊
I finally found my mix a few months ago, and have sang up to C#5 as a bass, but I'm struggling with consistency and making the tone more pleasant. I've sometimes been able to use the 2nd harmonic to make it sound thicker, but it's still too bright imo.
I'm a bass too currently struggling around G4 with some vowels especially "o" and "u". Always feel i automatically tighten my throat.. And i can barely hit B4 with a weird cat noise.... Really grateful for this video! It feels so reassuring to know that i still have some undiscovered potential if i work for it...
Will try those exercise tmr in the shower hahahaha
glad to help! please share if you think it would help your squad as well🙏🖤
Thank you so much sir🙏🙏🙏❤️
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Your videos are really good, awesome job... I'm a low baritone, but I struggle around D2/D#2, and it is really hard to go below that for me, except early in the morning when I wake up when my voice goes down to like B1/C2. Could you make a video on how to sing on the bottom of your range or increase low range in chest voice? Thank you.
Same!!
Well I can't sing B1, C2 and C#2 I just can do it with low volume!!
This video makes much more sense to me on how to hit high notes. I'm still young and I'm going through puberty. In middle school I could hit so many high notes, but then in 8th grade my voice started getting lower and I had to push more to get high notes.
I asked my music teacher about how I can reach high notes again and they told me it's some kind of feeling in your throat, but I still didn't get it.
I tried doing your exercise in this video. Whenever I try to switch from head voice to chest voice I have to do a little break in between and I can't do it continuously. I really don't get how to open up my vocal chords during chest voice, I have to push everytime.
Thanks for the vid, it really helped me with identifying what my problem was (pushing) and I know it's not as hard as I think. Can you give me some exercises to work on to improve my high notes voice?
I would say this is a valid point. However, a Tenor voice has the same 1st passagio (E,F,F# above Middle C) area as most regular Bass voices, and also Baritone voices, their voices may not be quite as hefty, but the change from Bass to Tenor classification is not abrupt enough to change the passagio to a higher area, so getting stuck on the F4 is possible for a Tenor as well, and even if they can sing higher than that and you can't, Tenor voices will not be able to comfortably sing all in chest voice into an F4 without making a transition. Their less hefty and less thick classification may make it easier for them to have tension that they can pull through F4 that a Bass has a harder time with, but that tension will usually catch up with them in the 2nd Passagio (A,Bb,B,C above Middle C). So, regardless of your range, all singers need to know how to sing smoothly through the 1st Bridge, or passagio which for most male voices ( Regular Bass, Baritone, Tenor, Counter-Tenor) is E4,F4,F#4. Only then can we all effectively cross the break and have a strong powerful head voice. The 1st passagio has to be free of tension before we stretch our voices up.
Its the same concept with females as well. An Alto voice, despite being lower than a Soprano, is going to have the same 1st Passagio (A,Bb,B,C above Middle C) as a Mezzo, 1st Soprano, or the less common Coloratura. Unless you're dealing with a Contralto (Deeper Alto) voice, the change in the other voices is not enough for the 1st bridge to be lower or higher.
Could you do a video on falsetto singing for bass singers? I’ve gotten better recently, but still have a ways to go. Any help would be much appreciated!
Wow, that's interesting.I'll try it and tell you if it worked with me.
What about a tutorial of how to get lower in chest voice? I know, you made a subharmonic tutorial already but I find it pretty difficult to switch to subharmonics in a down-scale like in Rachmaninov's Vespers
I'm going to try this start light idea. and maybe do some things to increase my chest range. that makes sense then it'll at least hopefully let me sing a few notes higher w/o feeling like I'm dying. haha
this video deserves more views
Flaps of flesh. Giggity.
Great video - I have a range from A1 to A4 and this has been very helpful
solid! and thank you😁
dont fear the rain by doubrelle is an example
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Can vocal nodules prevent you from being able to mix chest and head?
I don’t know for sure if I have them or not, but I screamed a lot as a kid.
My head voice reaches down to A2 and up to D6, but it sounds like a radio shorting out if I try to mix chest and head
(Chest goes from F2-G4)
Ive noticed when you belt that high your tongue is rather depressed is that intentionally and what would you recommend for positioning? Is the back of your throat open like a yawning formation?
Was it really you in Dublin on the bridge today?? Omg..your voice so so so good..I don’t know much about music but I love how you sing with so much passion.
Thank U so much, you're amazing!!
No prob bro, thanks for watching! Have you heard my debut single btw? Available on all platforms 😁
@@DavidKahnSings Listening to it right now. It's beautiful!
god DAMN this guy is good at explaining shit
That's an interesting video. Honestly I got the theory for quite a while now (to the point I can actually teach what you're showing) but doing it is another thing. I'm actually a professional operatic bass so maybe my problem is there (like singing with too much fold in full chest for years). I can sing strong covered F4 and can go as low as a good strong D2. As for head belt, I can do really good belts from C4 to maybe A5, even some good heavy metal screams like manowar with healthy saturation. But man, between E4 and C4, two options, first is having a weak head voice full of air, second one is try to add more folds but end up sounding like a duck and it's very instable and it seems impossible to bridge this with chest voice, even light one. Do you have an advice ? Of course I'll try those few exercises.
My current range is like E2-F#4. In the morning I can sometimes do a D2 but any "note" lower is usually like a whisper. I really want to get to A4. I'm not too interested in lowering my voice, but I imagine that's likely impossible since you can't add girth to your flaps?
A lot inspiring. Thanks a lot. I will try.
you got this!
I also find that while I can get a very similar mixed voice sound in a nasal way like you mention here, it has a serious volume limit that makes it unusable for very loud rock stuff because it just does not compete with the aggressive top end of my lower register. So instead, although it's much harder to develop the strength and coordination for, it's more valuable to learn to make that same very bright tonal quality by having good placement and projection, almost in an operatic way. This gives it cut and a fullness that, while still not the same as a lower register sound, at least competes in terms of volume over loud electric instrumentals. It's very similar in sound, enough to confuse most people, but it's easy to tell the difference because it's not at all impacted if you plug your nose while making it, it's a bit harsher and it's probably about 10-20db louder on average than the nasal tone you described here.
either can work with the right breath support!
@@DavidKahnSings That's actually really helpful information, thank you!
11:11 can this exercise help me to find my mix and cam it be a muscle memory like any other exercise?i think sliding from each note to another octave is the best i can do...i think its more easier than nay nay and the others...i've been dying to sing high
This is realy helpful, i have bever hit an octave higher in my life. Other than that this is life changing!
Your song is so great 😯
Btw did you have any problems with relaxing your voice? I'm struggling trying to sing over g#4/a4
Yes for many years, take it slow. And thank you for listening!
I need some more of the technicals behind bringing in the chest voice. Can sing the F4 in head easily but don’t know how to bring in chest. C4 is highest in chest for me and it’s very strained.
Fantastic vid btw!
it’s all in the exercises believe it or not, slowly adding support starting from very quietly up and down the scales and then with more volume each time. i may possibly make another video on this so thank you for your comment!
Are you saying that I should be training falsetto to be thicker or something else? I'm very confused
So relatable and so helpful, thanks!!!
Thanks big bro
I’m a baritone and I just learned to sing Perfect by Ed Sheeran. Managed to hit the notes! It’s so hard but I did it!
Baritone too, just tried it out, everything was quite comfy (except for that G#4 in the chorus at first, but then i nailed it with no problem after a few trys).
@@djabthrash Ed Sheeran is a lyric baritone, it should not be that difficult.
Hi david, i haven a question. My vocal range at the moment is E2-E3 in chest voice, when i try to go above E3 i enter my head voice ( which isnt developed and sounds whiny af). I want to sing high notes but i dont know what register i should be working on to hit those higher notes. Should i develop mixed voice or head voice first?
I’m not David but in my opinion you should strengthen your head voice first so it’s easier to mix your head and chest voice together
Kitreh thank you for answering!
Great. Relatable
glad to hear😁
Thanks for sharing
15:20 for his amazing warmup!
WTF 🤯🤯 you said bass and blew some beautiful tenor notes.
haha thanks, we don’t want to neglect any parts of the voice!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have a question. Is possible for you to do those exercises without vibrato? I assume that they kick in naturally for you, but if it doesn’t for me, should I try to add it?
Yes! I would actually say that is a crucial part of it, great question.
I like bass low voice even though I'm tenor my voice is too light I can't go down from f#2 but I can belt f4 easy but stain on c#5 my falsetto can go up to f6 which I like the most
thank you
I love your low voice
Thank you:)
Thanks for the exercises!! Did you also have to learn breath support or was it already naturally there, what is good way to learn it?
Yes it was a lot of work! I’m actually working on a new tutorial video for that, stay tuned:)
Hello, I've been using your advice for quite a while and it did work. I got my chest range from c4 to an F4, sometimes f#. But I can't get rid of the strain above B3 for some reason, although I feel much more relaxed now than before. More practice, I guess?
Yes, sing sirens while moving your head gently/slowly from side to side
David, thank u! I am low baritone and i always had problem with high notes. It was hard to sing E3 for me. But maybe 2 month ago i started to practice mixed voice. So i feel that u dont need to push high note but stretch it as u said. Now i can hit G3 easily, but higher notes sound thin. Do i need time to teach my muscle or am i doing something wrong? When i warmup i dont feel any strain and i feel my neck very relaxed.
Tough to say for sure. I’d love to set up a skype/FaceTime voice coaching. Feel free to send me an email at davidkahnsings@gmail.com and we can get you singing comfortably in your higher registers!
great video
Helo David! I watched this video of yours in August of 2019 and the method of starting in falsetto and then adding your chest voice helped me so much , but personally I have a very big problem with that. What I want to say is that, since I am using chest voice and falsetto in my mix voice I can't sing at all anything from F4# to G4# at all, because it's really high for my chest voice and still really low for my mixed voice , because I feel that the falsetto can't go any lower , what can I do?
Imo that's your bridge, feeling a level of support in your breath and opening your throat with a sound directed at the teeth.
I would begin speaking then add a croon kinda tone then go for a fully supported sound when it feels comfortable. Bridging those gaps takes awhile but if you focus on healthy technique it will be easy and almost effortless when you get it.
Warm-up:
Descending Scales - 15:20
Ascending Scales - 15:57
Mix Transition Exercises:
F Mix - 5:10
A Mix - 7:10
Vocal Slide (B) - 11:06
Baby Goat Groan - 17:07
*Do not squeeze, move your head side to side and you should still be able to do the exercises*
thank you so much. very helpful
im a bass singer but i dont know how to sing subharmonics. when i try its all air that comes out 😢
Hey man, I'm supposedly a baritone once I started belting in chest voice, I can only belt a G4 to G4# but only if I belt loud. I can sometimes maybe hit an A4.but not reliably to sing. You're a Bass which is lower than a baritone so technically if you can hit an A4 with a dominantly chest sound then So should I right? maybe even a note higher so like a B4 with a chesty sound. can you hit a B4 with it sounding like chest voice?
I really want to get from a consistent G4 in chest to a consistent B4 do you think with the the right technique and training it is possible?
You can definitely do it, I can produce chesty notes all around the 5th octave now.
Im a Bass 2 in Choir, im the one who has the lowest range , i can hit C_2 effortlessly, when i force myself i can go A#1, but my effortless highest note is C_4. i really can't sing proper higher than that, i wonder what technique should be learned or what vocal warm up do i need everyday to increase my range.
This one!
@@DavidKahnSings Thank you bro.👍
Oh god I can’t figure out how to bring my chest voice in on those notes when singing in head voice, it seems like I just get louder in head voice rather than bring in chest? Also, it seems when trying to navigate my break i just can’t make it smooth, I try to lighten up and my voice just gets crackly and trembly in my break and it just flips.
Takes months of practice to start bro, but if I could do it anyone can.
This is great, thank you man
thanks.....helpful
you give the example to bring your chest voice into your head voice, but that's the point if that's doesn't work, how do you come at that point,.
Hi, so when you sing above your break with a Chestier sound are using a mixed voice, Also can you sing a song called adorn by Miguel?
Unless I am purposely pushing my chest voice up (maybe for a recording or something to get a different tone) yes I try to keep in a healthy mix of head voice and chest depending on how much fuel I feel like I have or maybe if I’m just trying to show off lol
And yes I’d love to give that tune a shot, Miguel is hard🔥
@@DavidKahnSings
I'm just really struggling to get a chesty mix so it sounds like chest voice as apparently most pop singers are doing, like with me it sounds more like head voice, I think I break at the same point as you maybe a note or two lower, but I can hit a g4 consistently in what I think is a belt, I've tried the 'nnnnng' 'nay' it just isn't sounding chesty more of a headvoice. That's sick man so you can hit the notes he sings at the end with a chesty sound Like him, I'm guessing he uses a mix?
@@bushrakhan711 yes I believe he does. just takes work, you can do it💪
10:54 => slides through the registers
12:20 => realizing you are your best teacher (listen to yourself)
15:19 => warm-up going down
15:56 => warm-up going up
17:04 => baby goat yelling + moving head left to right
Sir give me some tips I don't know what my voice is I can't sing high n low too sometimes I thought my vocal chord are already damage
Very Helpful, I devolved my own style of singing highnotes and I wanted to know if it was safe or not, but after watching this video I relized it’s the same method!! So thanks now I know it’s safe