For those that need it: 0:18 hoarse 1:10 tired easily 1:58 shaky vibrato 3:02 timbre changes (Me in the morning lol) 3:44 lack of pianissimo 4:08 constant cracking 5:02 loss of high notes 6:31 PAIN!
@@bingorfm724 personally when I see these comments, I still watch the video, and I think a lot of other people do as well. I mean, some creators even use chapters on their videos for ease of navigation, and it helps singers to identify their issues right away as opposed to sitting through an 8 minute video (which encourages people to click off) and figure out immediately if they have an issue
I sang through 3 years of vocal damage in college. 4 years after graduating, my voice is finally healed enough to learn the right way. Y’all don’t let these symptoms go in the wind.
Same I sing quietly because my family is not the singing type so I sing to myself throughout the day and whenever I do try singing loud I have to push from my stomach to continue the notes and if I start singing for an hour my voice will start to hurt and crack So this video is so helpful, I do not have a vocal coach, I don't have a voice doctor, I'm just a girl learning to sing on her own! 💖
These online courses have changed my life as a singer forever! I still do my warmups and workouts and I can sing live for hours through the registers and almost any kind of songs. And - surprise - I developed a better lower register. While everyone else is trying to hit those high notes 😅 Thank you so much for your work Mama ❤
Not gonna lie, ever since I started studying operatic singing I incorporated some little things that actually helped me to get rid of the hoarse and tiredness I felt after singing a lot or working long hours as a hotel receptionist. 1 - Diafragma breathing 2- Body stretching (legs included) after waking up and at work too. 3- Massaging my face and neck a couple times a day. 3- Practising full vocal workouts, because the cool down is just as important as the warm up. 3- Always bring some water 4- Drink a nice cup of warm (not very hot) tea with honey before bed. 5- I live in a cold weather place so covering my neck helps a lot. 6- I learned not to be afraid of the high notes but rather to find the best technique according to my voice with professional help.
Thank you soooo much for your content. Talk about damage 😢. During an ACDF of C6-C7 11-09-21, my right laryngeal nerve was damaged, leaving me with a paralyzed right vocal fold. I have been devastated. After my talking voice wasn't even working right, I went to see an ENT who put a camera up through my nose, then down towards my vocal folds. He asked me to say eeee. He pulled the camera out and said, "Your right vocal fold is paralyzed." I said,"Paralyzed? What do you mean paralyzed, I'm a singer!!!" His response was," You'll NEVER sing again." My heart sunk as he quickly was leaving the room he told me you need to go back to LLUH, and they will give you injections that might help you talk. I've been seeing a laryngeal surgeon, and I've been having voice therapy. In order to talk, I compensated by squeezing my throat, and now I can't relax it. I was given a small amount of botox in my false vocal folds. I also had filler injected into my paralyzed vocal fold. This has changed my life drastically. I still can't sing, and it's hard to be heard when i talk. I have been seeing the training you do with these young people is so wonderful. I'm glad you included this video to give advice on what to do when one's voice has been compromised. I don't know what the surgeon who had performed the ACDF never told me this could happen. I was asked how important my voice was on a questionnaire 1 - 10. I wrote 10+++ I am a singer. I'm 71 now. When I was a little girl, I'd see Capitol Records in Hollywood, California, when we went to visit my grandmother. I would see that building and dream of the day I would be old enough to go there and make a record. I wanted to be like Doris Day. Music and singing have changed a lot since then. Not being able to sing has been like ... I can't describe how bad it feels. When your viewers watch this and your other videos, I hope they know how valuable you are. You are amazing. ❤
0:16: Hoarse. 1:10 Your voice get tired EASILY. 1:58 The Vibrato Gets Unstable And The Voice Uncontrollable. 3:02 Timbre Changes: Your voice gets darker & raspy. 3:44 difficulty to sing softly. 4:08 constant cracking. 5:02 Loss Of Top Notes 6:31 Pain While Speaking Or Singing.
What if i dont have a voice doctor😭 This still really helped me,now I know to take care of my voice! Your videos helped me so much and I do your vocal warmups everyday! I made my own routine when i do vocal agility,vowel placement,vocal warmups and warmdows plus so much more! Thank you do much for suporting us! I wanna give you the biggeset thank you coach!
That‘s an easy issue to fix - google “voice doctor in my area” and search for a doctor where you feel comfortable. Might take some time to find the right doctor or maybe you’re lucky within your first visit.
JUST WANT TO INFORM YOU GUYS: I brought Cheryl Porter free your voice course back 1 week and now I can see improvement after and before. Waiting for my voice to get more improved and sing like a pro Love you Cheryl your videos,audio,workbook and homework are amazing stuff your motivation is really good.If I feel low and open the workbook the contract I signed pushes me to sing more and develop an amazing voice... Lots of love from india ❤❤❤
From personal experience. Once I got a flu which then worsened into sinusitis and when I tried singing, I would lose my breath, my vocal range dropped by half and I sorta lost my intonation. During this time I told myself I couldn’t sing I was like this for around a month. Not singing for a month sucked but when I got better it felt amazing to sing once again. Avoid singing when you have any flu like sicknesses
I remember, once time, I wanted to improve my whistle register. But I was forcing my voice a lot because I didn't know how to do it. The next day, I got a sore throat with a horrible feeling of irritation. I was so shocked lol. What did you do to get better? Did you just stop singing or did you see a doctor?
@@user-tl8bt9rb5b I have had similar experiences when overusing and overdoing my whistle register in the past. What I've done is just simply stop singing, talk in a higher pitch (talking low and quiet, does more harm to your vocal cords, but also do not overtalk or talk too loud), drink hot tea, and get a lot of sleep (sleeping helps!). I was also in choir at the time, so I let my choir teacher know about my voice being hoarse and sore. My choir teacher recommended me to not participate in class, as to preserve my singing voice. So I sat at the side for a while until my voice and throat felt better.
@@jinyoungmysteria193 Thank for your advice. Theses times I feel my voice is damage by oversinging to high, I try to learn how to belt but I forgot that singing above F5 when you don't support anymore can be dangerous. So this time I just stopped singing above D5. I hope my voice will get better. Cause I feel like a permanent tension in my throat even when I don't sing.
@@user-tl8bt9rb5b I would recommend seeing a doctor for that! If left untreated, it can become a major problem. Preserving your voice so you can continue to have fun singing is important!!! Home remedies can only take you so far for preserving your voice.
I honestly wish I could've had a vocal coach like you. Or any vocal coach. I trained my voice by singing to my favorites until I could hit their notes. 15 years later, Now I know I've lost the best of my voice and I don't know how/ what I did. I wish I could get it back. You're amazing and your students are so lucky.
Thank you Cheryl you are my vocal mother, as time has gone on my voice has become raspy and choppy sometimes, and it’s not as easy to hit high notes and hold them. You help me understand what’s going on with my voice so much better, thank you ❤️🔥
Mama I am from Nigeria I follow your vid and I noticed my voice is on the down pitch and not hitting high note and it having a crack I try training it how do I really make stay on the straight line pls 🙏🥺
Got this notification and was scared to watch 😳 I can relate to the vocal fatigue/hoarseness after singing for maybe an hour or two. I know it’s probably because I don’t warm up my voice before singing. I just get so excited to sing that I’ll just get right into it. Should note I’m not a professional singer, but still it’s a bad habit of mine.
Hello sweetheart!!Professional singer or not, it is vitally important to always warm up before singing. And also, as I said in this video, it's also important to do vocal workouts. Treat your voice like the jewel that it is. And never give up!! Love🧡❤
My voice used to be damaged but with lots of help and exercises, it got better. Thank you Mrs. Cheryl for helping others through your videos including this one! 😊
I had a lot of these during puberty ! It went away progressively in about 8 months. Girls' voice changes too ! I am not an expert but I think doing a lot of warm-ups, breathing exercises and air column exercises is very important, first of all to feel confident with your voice (- and body ) and also when your voice comes back 10 times more resonant and powerful you are ready to use it ! I really love what you are doing; you have so much enthusiasm and positive energy + an amazing voice ! ❤ Thank you sooo much for your videos ❤❤
At one time or another I qualify for all of the above. And you’ve convinced me to get a vocal doctor and a coach because I don’t ever want to stop singing! Thank you!
I really love this woman. I have been using her free exercises and have been told by a lady who owns a karaoke business who sees me at different venues of her "every time I see you you get better" I honestly believe a big part of this is because of doing Cheryl Porter excersises. I literally keep trying to do them for 30 days straight but the furthest I have got so far is 4 days straight then two days off and another 3 days on a day off and 2 days on. I want to purchase her course but I am waiting till I can do the free excersises for 30 days straight (and also until I have some disposable income). Here is the thing every time I do her free warms up for even 2 days straight I am discovering something different I can do that I was afraid of before. Plus, I thought I had this terrible singing voice as it's hard for me to sing in key but she has taught me not to be afraid of my voice. Also I understand so much more like agility and vibrato terms because of her articulate ways of explaining it. The biggest thing I love about her is watching how excited she is for all her students. Okay I have totally digressed off point. I am really happy she made this video. I am actually finding a lot of times at karaoke it's not the singing that is killing my voice but the need to speak so loud in a pub so others can hear me while there are dishes banging, music playing, sound system issues (sometimes), singers singing, and just general commotion....so glad she talked about protect your voice if you are singer or speaker. Also I am very happy she talks about hormonal imbalances because sometimes my throat does burn or my voice gets raspy and I think "oh no" but I realized that that always happens on my period (sorry for anyone reading this and is like tmi!) and I also realized it was happening before I intended karaoke. I even have a hard time breathing during this time. Here is something related to me now but not the video perse. I found since I cut corn ingredients out (as I figured out I have an allergy to corn) and I am talking corn syrup, cornstarch, maltodextrin, etc as well as rice and some other things I don't struggle as much with the raspy or burning or breathing during my time. Just I am really glad she addressed these different issues.
As a speech therapist: thank you for spreading the word! And I L.O.V.E. your vibe! So energetic and fun; it resonates (see what I did there?^^) and helps with relaxing (i.e. letting go of unwanted tension and straining).
Thank you coach Cheryl. I know myself who loves to sing and I sing almost everyday, thank you for these important reminders. ☺💜😌 I love your videos and you! ❤😊 Love from the Philippines! 🇵🇭❤💙💛
@@CherylPorterVocalCoach when i was the age of 12 my voice range sounded like a woman speaking and in school for an award ceremony i performed celine dion's top hit song because you loved me and i was on stage with my classmates my teacher was a vocal coach and she thought me about singing and i learned quite very fast in school in 2011 i remember.i sing the second verse solo "for every dream you made come true for all the love i found in you ill be forever thankful baby youre the one who held me up never let me fall youre the one who saw me through through it all" and on the 4th verse me and my classmate sing a duet solo "you are always there for me the tender wind that carried me a light in the dark shining your love into my life you've been my inspiration through the lies you were the truth my world is a better place because of "YOU.........". my school principal was amazed and my parents clapped and give a standing ovation for my school classmates i am from the eden school in Singapore is a autism school now i am GRADUATED in 2015 my award was Best Improvement award:Work Habits i do some job skills like office work and deliver documents to the school's General Office. my principal ms cheng patricia said "You Got a powerful and sweet voice when you sing in tune of a song were proud of wright singers doing a awesome job" in school i was a co emcee i was a awesome host and lead the school and sing the national anthem on stage.
Thank you Cheryl for talking about it it's so taboo for a lot of singers but for a lot of coach and singing teacher. Many want to avoid talking about it, I don't know why. I love the new format of your videos it's so pop 🥊
This is super important and helpful! I’ve got a jr production of aladdin jr coming up as jasmine, and I’ve shared this video with my fellow cast members, to ensure that they don’t damage their voices, especially the young ones who don’t know a whole lot about singing. Thank you for this!
I’m 32 and STILL, hit every number. Reasons why I lose confidence in my gift. I have real work to do..thank you for sharing. I wish I could have you as my permanent super vocal Coach. ❤
I'm 32 and got discouraged too after studying opera in college. Then I met Jesus and realized He's the one who gave me that gift. Now I sing for Him and He is helping me heal and sing my very best. Just remember who gave you that gift, He will help you a lot if you ask, you don't gotta do it all on your own.
@@dolcepescas6153I'm so glad God brought me to your comment. I really needed that reminder. I've always been told I have a God-given gift of singing, but lately I've been having a hard time believing it because of how I've sounded lately. I just realized that I damaged my vocal chords somehow, but I'm glad I'm not losing my gift. Anyway, thank you so much. 🫶🏻
My voice started to get raspy right when she said the word raspy and I was like GIRL! But this is still really useful! She’s so sweet in all her videos as well no matter how horrible you do! Makes me feel better!
Love your video! Have been teaching Elementary Music for 28 years. Enjoy teaching both Voice Technique & Instruments from around the World. Thank you for sharing in-depth things to watch for so we can keep singing! Lord bless you!!🥰
Not a singer (I sing, I just wouldn't classify myself that way) but as a student who does alot of reports, speeches and whatnot, this has been extremely helpful!! Thank you!!
thank you very much Cheryl, for this amazing video that can prevent us from damaging our voices, as a child with a mother who loves to sing, she can recognize the fault in my family's voices because my family loves singing, my mum does a lot of exercises because not long ago she got offered a place in phantom and the opera and she plays this character who has to hit a very high not, and get this she didn't even audition for it because she has seen her perform on stage for a very long time. I sing a lot too and I'm quite good at it, I have a couple auditions coming up, this Saturday i have an audition, and this video really helps. With love from Britain(Wales)❤❤
I have all 8 signs. And kept on singing and singing. Went to see a voice doctor a few weeks ago. Have nodes and water on my vocal cords (I'm a smoker). Never did a warm up or vocal exercise. Now I try to do yours, but I think I have a long way to go to get things better. I'm almost 47, can't picture a life without singing and music. I feel sad that I killed my voice in all those years.
Thank you so much Cheryl. I sing and preach at church and I needed this. I have noticed the issues with my vibrato and my inability to sing as high as I could before. Your content has blessed me a lot.
Miss Cheryl, you are a God send. Your Vocal workouts have been a game changer for me! I still am unable to really control my vibrato and sing high without tension. It's discouraging sometimes. Your fun and positive personality helps a lot!
I was drinking a super strong coffee without sugar while watching this, and when I did the vocal exercise I went a little hoarse so I drank some water real quick then trying again my voice went raspy...but I know my voice isn't damaged because it is the first time this has happened to me while vocal warmups, exercise, or even just singing, it was just the coffee and rusks . Btw thx this video will be my life saver because I just started courses and if this happens again I'll go see a voice doctor. Love your channel and keep up with the awesome content💕💖🎙
I’m a singer, I sang incorrectly for years and I’ve been working on proper technique and Dynamics for about a year now. The day before yesterday my throat has this weird feeling where it’s feels weird to swallow. I feel like though I’ve made plenty progress from the way I sang in my past; I feel like I’m hearing and feeling some of these issues here and there. I don’t have a voice doctor as of now because I can’t afford one. I also have allergies so it’s frustrating but I sing every day and since I’ve been on this journey of learning proper techniques and dynamics, I don’t usually feel pain or experience horse ness so these past couple days have been weird for me. Hopefully I’m just fighting a little bug or something. Anyway, Thank you Ms.Porter because your videos have taught me so much and they challenge me in ways that I need and I’m very grateful! 💚 Singing is my first language so I can’t even imagine life without being able to use my voice as the instrument that it is. Singing properly is really important to me. Thank you for your time and efforts in making quality and original exercises; and content in general! 💗💚
I've never been so convinced that I was actually damaging my voice the whole time 😫. I've always felt an itch or couch after singing or should I say hitting my own range "high note" but I thought it was normal. Thank you so much Cheryl coach🙇😘. You're the best💖💖💖💖💖
When you do it right, the more you sing the better you sing. Most people never get fully warmed up. The best i ever sang was on a sunday evening after concerts on Friday and Saturday and 3 church services on Sunday. After resting in the afternoon,i couldnt believe how great Sunday night was.
More than 1 of these happened to me. This a really valuable video! I wish I have seen this video before. I would have avoided very bad singing habits. If you feel that your voice changed a lot and is worse, as Cheryl says, it is not normal, even if a doctor tells you that is ok. Go for a second opinion. You are not supposed to experience so drastic changes, to feel your voice tired frequently or to loose range. A lot of the times, serious vocal damage can be avoided just with correcting your singing technique like in my case, but sometimes you may get health problems so always be careful.
I know my voice is damaged. If i may put the guilt on someone I'd put it on my family & my music teacher back in school. And the fact that we don't have an vocal coaches where i live. Though, i finally found the courage to see a doctor about my voice. Having my next appointment in two weeks where we will discuss what we should do next. Hope i don't need surgery.
Dear Cheryl, you saved my life when I was 18 years old. You were in Italy at the time and your videos was for italian speakers and I'M SO GLAD ABOUT IT, because I couldn't understand anything otherwise since my english was not so good (even now it's not perfect, but at least I can understand what I'm watching!). And thanks to you I realized that my teacher was teaching me nothing good... 3 years of lessons and still I couldn't sing in a decent way, never learn how to breath properly and my vocal extension was just one and a half octaves. Now I'm studying with a different teacher (since 2018) and after few months I reached goal never reached before! Now, after 4 years I can sing properly. Of course I'm not perfect but at least I can sing! And for the record, now my vocal extension is three octaves (plus four notes)... and this wouldn't be possibile without you. So thanks from the bottom of my heart!
The information presented by Ms.Cheryl is 💯% accurate. On behalf of your over 7 million subscribers; thank you. You are indeed our Superhero Vocal Coach.
Miss Cheryl I loveeeeee ❤️ these tips !!!! Thank-you soooo much ❤️❤️😝😝😊😑😜😜😊😊!! Thank-you for clarifying vocal work-outs instead of vocal warmups !!! Usually when I practice my singing at home I take 5-10 minutes breaks in between just to ensure I’m not over-using my voice !!
Girl you are the fire I needed this morning! So bright, so shiny, it’s gonna be a good day and I’m sending you blessings friend! I felt that love you when you said it I’m sending that right back to you ❤☀️🔥 Happy birthday!
I have literally all of the symptoms of voice damage. I remember, when I was younger I could sing so much better then these days. I'm kinda concern, but thank you for this video that made me realize that I have to take care of my precious voice.
Thank you so much Mrs.Cheryl Porter I'm from Philippines and im doing your Vocal Exercises for more than a week now and I'm already seeing the improvement of my singing voice, Basically my voice wasn't deep but because of puberty i can't hit those high notes, I'm so glad that i subcribe to you mrs.Cheryl🥰♥️
Hello Phillipines! Kamusta Musta!!! I'm very glad to hear that you are doing your vocal excercises and seeing improvement. That's what life is all about - getting better every day every month, every year. Consistent work, done intelligently, will yield good results. Keep it up sweetheart!!💪🧡❤😘
At least im not doing "Everything" wrong, but this video helps me to know what I am doing wrong and I'm going to practice better, I've had such an improvement since I started watching your videos, u are the best take care always, loviu cheryl
This video was so helpful for the past two months I've been under vocal rest due to the fact that I got a cyst on my left vocal fold, but last week I got checked again and it's gone. I'm really excited to coming back to singing but at the same time I'm scared because I notice that my voice is weaker and I still get tired from speaking. This video really made me realize everything I was doing wrong. I hope u can make a video about vocal therapy
This video is truly a life changer!! I've noticed hoarseness in my voice a lot these days. Thank you mama Cheryl❤🔥You're really such a special gift to all of us❤❤
Cheryl is honest with her students❤️i wish i had a teacher like her, there are small details in my voice that could be better but i have no one to help me, my voice is getting damaged💔
Thank you Coach Cheryl For your Advice I knew that my voice was damaged. No wonder I can't sing well. Because instead of starting low, I started at my whistle register. Love from Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
What are your thoughts on faster vibrato being a 100% sign of faulty technique? I never wanted to assume faster vibrato is always a sign of a technique problem because there are plenty of singers, like myself, who just...have a naturally faster vibrato! Same with wider vibrato, it's just natural for some! Granted, I can tell when my vibrato is pushed and the pitch suffers, so I worked on a good few things and my vibrato is significantly more stable and I can play with its speed more than I was able to before, but it's still naturally on the faster end, and always will be! We can't all be Gaga or Tori Kelly, the world would be boring, right?! And the constant cracking SENT ME 🤣
Hi, Cheryl, my name is Aurélia, you can call me Lili, I'm 15 years old and I love singing. Your advice always helps me, I'm very grateful, that you are and that show the world your gift and modesty. I love you.❤❤❤
This video is gold! Good technique is key. Developing bad singing habits can "damage" the voice. I say "damage" because it's not the voice which is damaged, it's the technique. But sometimes it really is damage from overuse. Every point is right on target! I've learned that whenever I sense the voice is done, I stop. Just like working out, train to failure and rest. Over training will lose gains over time.
I have a problem with getting louder. I can only sing quiet and I’ve started to see a little change of not being able to hit high notes. Can you address that in one of your videos please?❤
For the last 3 years I’ve been singing almost everyday for 5+ hours, I’ve been exercising in my specific range and it’s really helped me become a great singer.
I had a different kind of damage. I had strep for an entire year when I was 9-10 years old. What ended it? Removing my tonsils and adnoids. Later, I discovered that I struggled to match my voice to a piano. It has taken me years to adjust, and I still struggle a little. Learning that I am a contralto helped. Your exercises online have been helpful, too. I also lose my voice for weeks with every cold, and I recognize a lot of these symptoms listed.
Wow🙂thank you cheryl for the insight,and i thought i was insane by singing up to 3 hours without even getting tired..though i've never had a vocal coach,but your videos has inspired me to believe in my voice☺
Last summer, I started singing a lot more, and then now I finally have the ability to do vibrato and started my own music channel. And now I'm helping my friend on how to sing properly! You're so inspiring :)
I really needed this Mama Cheryl! I was practicing 'Rolling in the deep' and i would feel a little itch and my voice becomes tired. But I'm sure now that these tips will help me out. Thank you Mama!!
I so needed this video. My son and I both recognize that we have damaged our voices!! I hope dr Steven does online apts internationally!!! Love you too!!! 💞💞💞
Thank you very much, this video saved my life, my voice is a little strange, but with this great video it helps me to take better care of my voice, you are the best, thank you, I send you a big hug, beautiful lady ❤️🌹
i wish i had known a lot of this a lot earlier in life. i once had a vocal coach in performing arts camp that needed someone to hit high notes and i was hitting them but not healthily and strained my vocal chords to the point where i almost got nodes. it took 2 months of vocal therapy to be able to sing well again and i finally learned to expand my range in a healthy way
I’m so grateful for you! My vocal coach had a miscarriage sadly, so she is on a break for a few months. I keep forgetting vocal warmups and you are posting them so it helps a lot! My voice is damaged because I probably don’t do vocal warmups that much anymore! I love singing though and your videos always help❤!
Singing while walking was my voice workout, uphill singing was my self-challenge back in my younger years. Great tips that my choir teacher never shared with us.
You are such an inspiration, and thank you for posting this awareness. I have been having many voice cracks and its slowly started to hurt over time. Going to get it checked out. I do plan to purchase your course too when we can! You are just a wonderful teacher and love how you encourage us to keep it going. Always keep being you!
I remember sending you message about my throat problem. Thank you ms. Cheryl ❤️ . But i just found out that breathing problem is also one that cause the throat problem. I think that is the reason why i had vocal paralysis 😭😭😭
I tell everyone about you! I think you are God’s gift to all of us who love to sing! 🙏🏼 even my dog loves your teaching! He’s become a very good singer! No lie!
I am constantly thanking my husband for sharing your video. I am exercising into the nights. I extremely happy I have come to know you in this season of my life God bless you.
🌓HeyyyCheryllll love, how are you beautiful? Loveee this video, I was so happy to know I’m doing everything right. I was so happy especially having to deal with severe chronic pain, severe chronic nerve damage, severe chronic muscle spasms and severe chronic copper tunnel and other stuff, but my body spasms while singing so I’m learning to get around that and the medication is a fight as well, but I know how I have to take care of my body and I am very intentional with the choices I make. I hope everyone that watches this video truly listens to your phenomenal wisdom because it will save they vocal cords. Love ya and appreciate sugar. And also I’m so super proud of you, keep up the great work.🙏🏾🤎🥰😘🙌🏾
Thank you soo much for this Cheryl Appreciate every vocal lessons really. sometimes I feel like I might not be doing them right thou 😅 But I will keep working on it 😅 But really thank you soo much for the work and effort you put it It means a lot
Yes!! Thank you Cheryl! I agree, so many people do endless exercises but they don't work on a technical basis to work on the right voice quality. YAY!!!! Love this video thank you!
Can you please make a video about breath management? What should engaging your abdominal muscles as you exhale look and feel like. I intentionally don’t sing because I don’t want to damage my voice from a lack of support. I hope I can understand and apply proper breath support because I want to keep my voice healthy.
Hi Cheryl Hoarseness is also very often due to a hernia and gastric reflux when people go to bed on a not quite empty stomach. A great way to avoid it is to ensure no food at least 2 hours before bed.
Wooooow, where on earth 🌎 were you all this year, I really appreciate you teaching voice here on Utbe, and, Thank God for coming across your videos may you live for 150 years 🙏
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For those that need it:
0:18 hoarse
1:10 tired easily
1:58 shaky vibrato
3:02 timbre changes (Me in the morning lol)
3:44 lack of pianissimo
4:08 constant cracking
5:02 loss of high notes
6:31 PAIN!
@@bingorfm724 personally when I see these comments, I still watch the video, and I think a lot of other people do as well. I mean, some creators even use chapters on their videos for ease of navigation, and it helps singers to identify their issues right away as opposed to sitting through an 8 minute video (which encourages people to click off) and figure out immediately if they have an issue
@@bingorfm724 I actually find them helpful
But they're already in the description for the video, so why do it?
@@kvnsns82 did not know that...
@@kvnsns82 Forced translation in the description messes up the understanding of the points she's trying to convey, so I am grateful for this list!
I sang through 3 years of vocal damage in college. 4 years after graduating, my voice is finally healed enough to learn the right way. Y’all don’t let these symptoms go in the wind.
Can i ask if you had to see a voice doctor or did you have to do the healing on your own? Have you got any tips perhaps ?
@@tobiijaduolu466 I would like to ask the same question 🤲🏽
The video hasn't even begin yet, and I already know I'm damaging my voice😭
Oh noooo babyyyy!!! Be careful!!
Same
I sing quietly because my family is not the singing type so I sing to myself throughout the day and whenever I do try singing loud I have to push from my stomach to continue the notes and if I start singing for an hour my voice will start to hurt and crack
So this video is so helpful, I do not have a vocal coach, I don't have a voice doctor, I'm just a girl learning to sing on her own! 💖
Can my grand daughter join please she is excited she is waiting for your reply
@@CherylPorterVocalCoach ????
Me too yooo💔I think my voice gets tired easy cause I sing out of my range for too long
The biggest thing I did for my vocals was sleep - I went from 5 hours a night to 8-9 hours and it was so much better for me.
Great, Benny! ❤
These online courses have changed my life as a singer forever! I still do my warmups and workouts and I can sing live for hours through the registers and almost any kind of songs. And - surprise - I developed a better lower register. While everyone else is trying to hit those high notes 😅 Thank you so much for your work Mama ❤
So proud of you, sweetheart! ❤️🎶💪🏾
@@CherylPorterVocalCoach my day was a bit too short for me and I was a bit of an idiot for you and your
@@CherylPorterVocalCoach love you
@@CherylPorterVocalCoach mama how do I get the online courses 😭😭🙏
What online course?
Not gonna lie, ever since I started studying operatic singing I incorporated some little things that actually helped me to get rid of the hoarse and tiredness I felt after singing a lot or working long hours as a hotel receptionist.
1 - Diafragma breathing
2- Body stretching (legs included) after waking up and at work too.
3- Massaging my face and neck a couple times a day.
3- Practising full vocal workouts, because the cool down is just as important as the warm up.
3- Always bring some water
4- Drink a nice cup of warm (not very hot) tea with honey before bed.
5- I live in a cold weather place so covering my neck helps a lot.
6- I learned not to be afraid of the high notes but rather to find the best technique according to my voice with professional help.
Thanks for this 💗
Thanks for this
Thank you soooo much for your content. Talk about damage 😢. During an ACDF of C6-C7 11-09-21, my right laryngeal nerve was damaged, leaving me with a paralyzed right vocal fold. I have been devastated. After my talking voice wasn't even working right, I went to see an ENT who put a camera up through my nose, then down towards my vocal folds. He asked me to say eeee. He pulled the camera out and said, "Your right vocal fold is paralyzed." I said,"Paralyzed? What do you mean paralyzed, I'm a singer!!!" His response was," You'll NEVER sing again." My heart sunk as he quickly was leaving the room he told me you need to go back to LLUH, and they will give you injections that might help you talk. I've been seeing a laryngeal surgeon, and I've been having voice therapy. In order to talk, I compensated by squeezing my throat, and now I can't relax it. I was given a small amount of botox in my false vocal folds. I also had filler injected into my paralyzed vocal fold. This has changed my life drastically. I still can't sing, and it's hard to be heard when i talk. I have been seeing the training you do with these young people is so wonderful. I'm glad you included this video to give advice on what to do when one's voice has been compromised.
I don't know what the surgeon who had performed the ACDF never told me this could happen. I was asked how important my voice was on a questionnaire 1 - 10. I wrote 10+++ I am a singer.
I'm 71 now. When I was a little girl, I'd see Capitol Records in Hollywood, California, when we went to visit my grandmother. I would see that building and dream of the day I would be old enough to go there and make a record. I wanted to be like Doris Day. Music and singing have changed a lot since then. Not being able to sing has been like ... I can't describe how bad it feels.
When your viewers watch this and your other videos, I hope they know how valuable you are. You are amazing. ❤
In 10 minutes she loves me more than my family in my whole life lmao---
I really love her, she helped me so much with my voice!!!
0:16: Hoarse.
1:10 Your voice get tired EASILY.
1:58 The Vibrato Gets Unstable And The Voice Uncontrollable.
3:02 Timbre Changes: Your voice gets darker & raspy.
3:44 difficulty to sing softly.
4:08 constant cracking.
5:02 Loss Of Top Notes
6:31 Pain While Speaking Or Singing.
What if i dont have a voice doctor😭 This still really helped me,now I know to take care of my voice! Your videos helped me so much and I do your vocal warmups everyday! I made my own routine when i do vocal agility,vowel placement,vocal warmups and warmdows plus so much more! Thank you do much for suporting us! I wanna give you the biggeset thank you coach!
Momma cheryl please this is a question, what if we don't have a voice doctor 😭
Same here
That‘s an easy issue to fix - google “voice doctor in my area” and search for a doctor where you feel comfortable. Might take some time to find the right doctor or maybe you’re lucky within your first visit.
JUST WANT TO INFORM YOU GUYS:
I brought Cheryl Porter free your voice course back 1 week and now I can see improvement after and before.
Waiting for my voice to get more improved and sing like a pro
Love you Cheryl your videos,audio,workbook and homework are amazing stuff your motivation is really good.If I feel low and open the workbook the contract I signed pushes me to sing more and develop an amazing voice...
Lots of love from india ❤❤❤
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ You're the sweetest! 🥰
@@CherylPorterVocalCoach mam what shall i do i am rly low pitch how can i improve it to high pitch ...??🙌🙏
From personal experience. Once I got a flu which then worsened into sinusitis and when I tried singing, I would lose my breath, my vocal range dropped by half and I sorta lost my intonation. During this time I told myself I couldn’t sing I was like this for around a month. Not singing for a month sucked but when I got better it felt amazing to sing once again. Avoid singing when you have any flu like sicknesses
I remember, once time, I wanted to improve my whistle register. But I was forcing my voice a lot because I didn't know how to do it. The next day, I got a sore throat with a horrible feeling of irritation. I was so shocked lol. What did you do to get better? Did you just stop singing or did you see a doctor?
@@user-tl8bt9rb5b I have had similar experiences when overusing and overdoing my whistle register in the past. What I've done is just simply stop singing, talk in a higher pitch (talking low and quiet, does more harm to your vocal cords, but also do not overtalk or talk too loud), drink hot tea, and get a lot of sleep (sleeping helps!). I was also in choir at the time, so I let my choir teacher know about my voice being hoarse and sore. My choir teacher recommended me to not participate in class, as to preserve my singing voice. So I sat at the side for a while until my voice and throat felt better.
@@jinyoungmysteria193 Thank for your advice. Theses times I feel my voice is damage by oversinging to high, I try to learn how to belt but I forgot that singing above F5 when you don't support anymore can be dangerous. So this time I just stopped singing above D5. I hope my voice will get better. Cause I feel like a permanent tension in my throat even when I don't sing.
@@user-tl8bt9rb5b I would recommend seeing a doctor for that! If left untreated, it can become a major problem. Preserving your voice so you can continue to have fun singing is important!!! Home remedies can only take you so far for preserving your voice.
I had a bad cold and lost my voice entirely, I could barley whisper. It was torture not being able to sing for over a month 😭
I honestly wish I could've had a vocal coach like you. Or any vocal coach. I trained my voice by singing to my favorites until I could hit their notes. 15 years later, Now I know I've lost the best of my voice and I don't know how/ what I did. I wish I could get it back. You're amazing and your students are so lucky.
Thank you Cheryl you are my vocal mother, as time has gone on my voice has become raspy and choppy sometimes, and it’s not as easy to hit high notes and hold them. You help me understand what’s going on with my voice so much better, thank you ❤️🔥
You are so welcome sweetheart!!! Never stop singing!!!🧡❤😘
@@CherylPorterVocalCoach 😍❤️🔥 thank you Cheryl 🥲🥹🥹🥹🥰🥰
Mama I am from Nigeria I follow your vid and I noticed my voice is on the down pitch and not hitting high note and it having a crack I try training it how do I really make stay on the straight line pls 🙏🥺
Got this notification and was scared to watch 😳
I can relate to the vocal fatigue/hoarseness after singing for maybe an hour or two. I know it’s probably because I don’t warm up my voice before singing. I just get so excited to sing that I’ll just get right into it. Should note I’m not a professional singer, but still it’s a bad habit of mine.
Hello sweetheart!!Professional singer or not, it is vitally important to always warm up before singing. And also, as I said in this video, it's also important to do vocal workouts. Treat your voice like the jewel that it is. And never give up!! Love🧡❤
Oh my mom is the worship leader in our church and she sings .
My voice used to be damaged but with lots of help and exercises, it got better. Thank you Mrs. Cheryl for helping others through your videos including this one! 😊
How did you do it?
@@tomilolakolawole2371 Lots of Lessons, practice, and relearning and learning new voice techniques.
I had a lot of these during puberty ! It went away progressively in about 8 months.
Girls' voice changes too ! I am not an expert but I think doing a lot of warm-ups, breathing exercises and air column exercises is very important, first of all to feel confident with your voice (- and body ) and also when your voice comes back 10 times more resonant and powerful you are ready to use it !
I really love what you are doing; you have so much enthusiasm and positive energy + an amazing voice ! ❤
Thank you sooo much for your videos ❤❤
At one time or another I qualify for all of the above. And you’ve convinced me to get a vocal doctor and a coach because I don’t ever want to stop singing! Thank you!
I really love this woman. I have been using her free exercises and have been told by a lady who owns a karaoke business who sees me at different venues of her "every time I see you you get better" I honestly believe a big part of this is because of doing Cheryl Porter excersises. I literally keep trying to do them for 30 days straight but the furthest I have got so far is 4 days straight then two days off and another 3 days on a day off and 2 days on. I want to purchase her course but I am waiting till I can do the free excersises for 30 days straight (and also until I have some disposable income). Here is the thing every time I do her free warms up for even 2 days straight I am discovering something different I can do that I was afraid of before. Plus, I thought I had this terrible singing voice as it's hard for me to sing in key but she has taught me not to be afraid of my voice. Also I understand so much more like agility and vibrato terms because of her articulate ways of explaining it. The biggest thing I love about her is watching how excited she is for all her students. Okay I have totally digressed off point. I am really happy she made this video. I am actually finding a lot of times at karaoke it's not the singing that is killing my voice but the need to speak so loud in a pub so others can hear me while there are dishes banging, music playing, sound system issues (sometimes), singers singing, and just general commotion....so glad she talked about protect your voice if you are singer or speaker. Also I am very happy she talks about hormonal imbalances because sometimes my throat does burn or my voice gets raspy and I think "oh no" but I realized that that always happens on my period (sorry for anyone reading this and is like tmi!) and I also realized it was happening before I intended karaoke. I even have a hard time breathing during this time. Here is something related to me now but not the video perse. I found since I cut corn ingredients out (as I figured out I have an allergy to corn) and I am talking corn syrup, cornstarch, maltodextrin, etc as well as rice and some other things I don't struggle as much with the raspy or burning or breathing during my time. Just I am really glad she addressed these different issues.
As a speech therapist: thank you for spreading the word!
And I L.O.V.E. your vibe! So energetic and fun; it resonates (see what I did there?^^) and helps with relaxing (i.e. letting go of unwanted tension and straining).
Thank you coach Cheryl. I know myself who loves to sing and I sing almost everyday, thank you for these important reminders. ☺💜😌 I love your videos and you! ❤😊 Love from the Philippines! 🇵🇭❤💙💛
Keep shining! 💓✨
@@CherylPorterVocalCoach when i was the age of 12 my voice range sounded like a woman speaking and in school for an award ceremony i performed celine dion's top hit song because you loved me and i was on stage with my classmates my teacher was a vocal coach and she thought me about singing and i learned quite very fast in school in 2011 i remember.i sing the second verse solo "for every dream you made come true for all the love i found in you ill be forever thankful baby youre the one who held me up never let me fall youre the one who saw me through through it all"
and on the 4th verse me and my classmate sing a duet solo
"you are always there for me the tender wind that carried me a light in the dark shining your love into my life you've been my inspiration through the lies you were the truth my world is a better place because of "YOU.........".
my school principal was amazed and my parents clapped and give a standing ovation for my school classmates
i am from the eden school in Singapore is a autism school now i am GRADUATED in 2015 my award was Best Improvement award:Work Habits i do some job skills like office work and deliver documents to the school's General Office.
my principal ms cheng patricia said "You Got a powerful and sweet voice when you sing in tune of a song were proud of wright singers doing a awesome job"
in school i was a co emcee i was a awesome host and lead the school and sing the national anthem on stage.
Cheryl is a Medical Doctor in the soul. You put deep passion in addressing this serious health issue like a MD should which usually isn't the case.
You must be psychic.. I really needed this video .. Right now! Luv you mama
Thank you Cheryl for talking about it it's so taboo for a lot of singers but for a lot of coach and singing teacher. Many want to avoid talking about it, I don't know why.
I love the new format of your videos it's so pop 🥊
Thanks, honey! 😘🎶💓
This is super important and helpful! I’ve got a jr production of aladdin jr coming up as jasmine, and I’ve shared this video with my fellow cast members, to ensure that they don’t damage their voices, especially the young ones who don’t know a whole lot about singing. Thank you for this!
Hey! I know you!
@@GadsmarrI know you too
@@Emilia-fm2mn I do to
Woah it's like we are all in the same theatre group.
@@Emilia-fm2mn oo
I’m 32 and STILL, hit every number. Reasons why I lose confidence in my gift. I have real work to do..thank you for sharing. I wish I could have you as my permanent super vocal
Coach. ❤
I'm 32 and got discouraged too after studying opera in college. Then I met Jesus and realized He's the one who gave me that gift. Now I sing for Him and He is helping me heal and sing my very best. Just remember who gave you that gift, He will help you a lot if you ask, you don't gotta do it all on your own.
@@dolcepescas6153I'm so glad God brought me to your comment. I really needed that reminder. I've always been told I have a God-given gift of singing, but lately I've been having a hard time believing it because of how I've sounded lately. I just realized that I damaged my vocal chords somehow, but I'm glad I'm not losing my gift.
Anyway, thank you so much. 🫶🏻
My voice started to get raspy right when she said the word raspy and I was like
GIRL! But this is still really useful! She’s so sweet in all her videos as well no matter how horrible you do! Makes me feel better!
Love your video! Have been teaching Elementary Music for 28 years. Enjoy teaching both Voice Technique & Instruments from around the World. Thank you for sharing in-depth things to watch for so we can keep singing! Lord bless you!!🥰
Not a singer (I sing, I just wouldn't classify myself that way) but as a student who does alot of reports, speeches and whatnot, this has been extremely helpful!! Thank you!!
thank you very much Cheryl, for this amazing video that can prevent us from damaging our voices, as a child with a mother who loves to sing, she can recognize the fault in my family's voices because my family loves singing, my mum does a lot of exercises because not long ago she got offered a place in phantom and the opera and she plays this character who has to hit a very high not, and get this she didn't even audition for it because she has seen her perform on stage for a very long time. I sing a lot too and I'm quite good at it, I have a couple auditions coming up, this Saturday i have an audition, and this video really helps. With love from Britain(Wales)❤❤
I have all 8 signs. And kept on singing and singing. Went to see a voice doctor a few weeks ago. Have nodes and water on my vocal cords (I'm a smoker). Never did a warm up or vocal exercise. Now I try to do yours, but I think I have a long way to go to get things better. I'm almost 47, can't picture a life without singing and music. I feel sad that I killed my voice in all those years.
Thank you so much Cheryl. I sing and preach at church and I needed this. I have noticed the issues with my vibrato and my inability to sing as high as I could before. Your content has blessed me a lot.
Miss Cheryl, you are a God send. Your Vocal workouts have been a game changer for me! I still am unable to really control my vibrato and sing high without tension. It's discouraging sometimes. Your fun and positive personality helps a lot!
I'm so glad to hear it! Keep on practicing - make a promise to yourself to keep getting better. You can do it sweetheart!!!!💪🧡❤😘
Hi@@CherylPorterVocalCoach
@@CherylPorterVocalCoach can I get your tenz
I was drinking a super strong coffee without sugar while watching this, and when I did the vocal exercise I went a little hoarse so I drank some water real quick then trying again my voice went raspy...but I know my voice isn't damaged because it is the first time this has happened to me while vocal warmups, exercise, or even just singing, it was just the coffee and rusks . Btw thx this video will be my life saver because I just started courses and if this happens again I'll go see a voice doctor. Love your channel and keep up with the awesome content💕💖🎙
I’m a singer, I sang incorrectly for years and I’ve been working on proper technique and Dynamics for about a year now. The day before yesterday my throat has this weird feeling where it’s feels weird to swallow. I feel like though I’ve made plenty progress from the way I sang in my past; I feel like I’m hearing and feeling some of these issues here and there. I don’t have a voice doctor as of now because I can’t afford one. I also have allergies so it’s frustrating but I sing every day and since I’ve been on this journey of learning proper techniques and dynamics, I don’t usually feel pain or experience horse ness so these past couple days have been weird for me. Hopefully I’m just fighting a little bug or something. Anyway, Thank you Ms.Porter because your videos have taught me so much and they challenge me in ways that I need and I’m very grateful! 💚 Singing is my first language so I can’t even imagine life without being able to use my voice as the instrument that it is. Singing properly is really important to me. Thank you for your time and efforts in making quality and original exercises; and content in general! 💗💚
This video is definitely a sign for me to start being careful. Thanks Cheryl ❤️
same
It gets to the point every month where am voiceless 😢…
Thanks Cheryl for this advice ❤
I've never been so convinced that I was actually damaging my voice the whole time 😫. I've always felt an itch or couch after singing or should I say hitting my own range "high note" but I thought it was normal.
Thank you so much Cheryl coach🙇😘. You're the best💖💖💖💖💖
Youve created this video in the right time, Miss Cheryl. I can barely speak due to infection and when I get healthy I really need to practice
When you do it right, the more you sing the better you sing. Most people never get fully warmed up. The best i ever sang was on a sunday evening after concerts on Friday and Saturday and 3 church services on Sunday. After resting in the afternoon,i couldnt believe how great Sunday night was.
More than 1 of these happened to me. This a really valuable video! I wish I have seen this video before. I would have avoided very bad singing habits. If you feel that your voice changed a lot and is worse, as Cheryl says, it is not normal, even if a doctor tells you that is ok. Go for a second opinion. You are not supposed to experience so drastic changes, to feel your voice tired frequently or to loose range. A lot of the times, serious vocal damage can be avoided just with correcting your singing technique like in my case, but sometimes you may get health problems so always be careful.
I know my voice is damaged. If i may put the guilt on someone I'd put it on my family & my music teacher back in school. And the fact that we don't have an vocal coaches where i live.
Though, i finally found the courage to see a doctor about my voice. Having my next appointment in two weeks where we will discuss what we should do next. Hope i don't need surgery.
Dear Cheryl, you saved my life when I was 18 years old. You were in Italy at the time and your videos was for italian speakers and I'M SO GLAD ABOUT IT, because I couldn't understand anything otherwise since my english was not so good (even now it's not perfect, but at least I can understand what I'm watching!). And thanks to you I realized that my teacher was teaching me nothing good... 3 years of lessons and still I couldn't sing in a decent way, never learn how to breath properly and my vocal extension was just one and a half octaves.
Now I'm studying with a different teacher (since 2018) and after few months I reached goal never reached before! Now, after 4 years I can sing properly. Of course I'm not perfect but at least I can sing! And for the record, now my vocal extension is three octaves (plus four notes)... and this wouldn't be possibile without you. So thanks from the bottom of my heart!
This video was very informative. Thank you so much for making it! Now I'll know whether the things I do with my voice are damaging my voice
Ты спустилась с небес, чтобы научить нас петь!❤
The information presented by Ms.Cheryl is 💯% accurate. On behalf of your over 7 million subscribers; thank you. You are indeed our Superhero Vocal Coach.
Miss Cheryl I loveeeeee ❤️ these tips !!!! Thank-you soooo much ❤️❤️😝😝😊😑😜😜😊😊!! Thank-you for clarifying vocal work-outs instead of vocal warmups !!! Usually when I practice my singing at home I take 5-10 minutes breaks in between just to ensure I’m not over-using my voice !!
Good job!! Consistent practice, done intelligently, will always yield good results - keep it up!💪🧡❤😘
@@CherylPorterVocalCoach Thank-you sooo much ❤️😊 !
Girl you are the fire I needed this morning! So bright, so shiny, it’s gonna be a good day and I’m sending you blessings friend! I felt that love you when you said it I’m sending that right back to you ❤☀️🔥 Happy birthday!
I think I had one of these, I’m not sure! Thank you for doing this video!! It’s gonna help so many people!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
I have literally all of the symptoms of voice damage. I remember, when I was younger I could sing so much better then these days. I'm kinda concern, but thank you for this video that made me realize that I have to take care of my precious voice.
First ! I love your videos Mama Cheryl ❤thank you for these tips!
Thank you so much Mrs.Cheryl Porter I'm from Philippines and im doing your Vocal Exercises for more than a week now and I'm already seeing the improvement of my singing voice, Basically my voice wasn't deep but because of puberty i can't hit those high notes, I'm so glad that i subcribe to you mrs.Cheryl🥰♥️
Hello Phillipines! Kamusta Musta!!! I'm very glad to hear that you are doing your vocal excercises and seeing improvement. That's what life is all about - getting better every day every month, every year. Consistent work, done intelligently, will yield good results. Keep it up sweetheart!!💪🧡❤😘
@@CherylPorterVocalCoach omg thank you so much for replying to my comments mrs.Cheryl Porter😊♥️
So excited to watch! You’ve helped me so much thank you :)
she is literally the sweetest vocal coach ever
At least im not doing "Everything" wrong, but this video helps me to know what I am doing wrong and I'm going to practice better, I've had such an improvement since I started watching your videos, u are the best take care always, loviu cheryl
Dude, this woman is just amazing, i would like to have her as my vocal coach
Your videos are so incredible, down to the editing and everything, thank you for teaching us ❤
This video was so helpful for the past two months I've been under vocal rest due to the fact that I got a cyst on my left vocal fold, but last week I got checked again and it's gone. I'm really excited to coming back to singing but at the same time I'm scared because I notice that my voice is weaker and I still get tired from speaking. This video really made me realize everything I was doing wrong. I hope u can make a video about vocal therapy
I already knew I was damaging my voice cause it keeps getting more and more off but the fact that I have all the signs mentioned 💀💀💀
i love that it has subtitles in portuguese i'm from brazil and having access to these tips is amazing thanks cheryl you are amazing
So informative, bless your soul ☁️❤️
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This video is truly a life changer!! I've noticed hoarseness in my voice a lot these days. Thank you mama Cheryl❤🔥You're really such a special gift to all of us❤❤
Thank you SO much Mama Cheryl! This was really helpful! ❤️
Cheryl is honest with her students❤️i wish i had a teacher like her, there are small details in my voice that could be better but i have no one to help me, my voice is getting damaged💔
Taylor Swift watching this after the Eras Tour 👁️👄👁️.
Thank you Coach Cheryl For your Advice
I knew that my voice was damaged. No wonder I can't sing well. Because instead of starting low, I started at my whistle register.
Love from Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
What are your thoughts on faster vibrato being a 100% sign of faulty technique? I never wanted to assume faster vibrato is always a sign of a technique problem because there are plenty of singers, like myself, who just...have a naturally faster vibrato! Same with wider vibrato, it's just natural for some! Granted, I can tell when my vibrato is pushed and the pitch suffers, so I worked on a good few things and my vibrato is significantly more stable and I can play with its speed more than I was able to before, but it's still naturally on the faster end, and always will be! We can't all be Gaga or Tori Kelly, the world would be boring, right?!
And the constant cracking SENT ME 🤣
Hi, Cheryl, my name is Aurélia, you can call me Lili, I'm 15 years old and I love singing. Your advice always helps me, I'm very grateful, that you are and that show the world your gift and modesty. I love you.❤❤❤
Hi Miss Cheryl. I never have pain when I sing. It pains everyone around me including the cat but I never have pain when I sing
Hilarious!!!!!🤣 But keep singing anyway sweetheart!!🧡❤
Dr. Sims was my roommate in college. He sang gorgeously- you’re in the best hands!!!❤
Can I learn how to sing like a professional at home?
This video is gold! Good technique is key. Developing bad singing habits can "damage" the voice. I say "damage" because it's not the voice which is damaged, it's the technique. But sometimes it really is damage from overuse.
Every point is right on target! I've learned that whenever I sense the voice is done, I stop. Just like working out, train to failure and rest. Over training will lose gains over time.
I have a problem with getting louder. I can only sing quiet and I’ve started to see a little change of not being able to hit high notes. Can you address that in one of your videos please?❤
For the last 3 years I’ve been singing almost everyday for 5+ hours, I’ve been exercising in my specific range and it’s really helped me become a great singer.
I can't afford a vocal coach or doctor 😢😢
Same girl... That's the part where I feel bitter the most. You know you have the potential but you can't afford to fix the problem
It will work out. The universe wants to hear you sing.@@chunellemariavictoriaespan8752
I had a different kind of damage. I had strep for an entire year when I was 9-10 years old. What ended it? Removing my tonsils and adnoids. Later, I discovered that I struggled to match my voice to a piano. It has taken me years to adjust, and I still struggle a little. Learning that I am a contralto helped. Your exercises online have been helpful, too. I also lose my voice for weeks with every cold, and I recognize a lot of these symptoms listed.
Wow🙂thank you cheryl for the insight,and i thought i was insane by singing up to 3 hours without even getting tired..though i've never had a vocal coach,but your videos has inspired me to believe in my voice☺
Last summer, I started singing a lot more, and then now I finally have the ability to do vibrato and started my own music channel. And now I'm helping my friend on how to sing properly! You're so inspiring :)
My damage began in the womb! Love your videos Happy New Year and Love you too!
Your smile made my day mama Cheryl❤️🥺
Thank you for this. Now I know what the problem is. Watching from Nigeria 🇳🇬
I really needed this Mama Cheryl! I was practicing 'Rolling in the deep' and i would feel a little itch and my voice becomes tired. But I'm sure now that these tips will help me out. Thank you Mama!!
I so needed this video. My son and I both recognize that we have damaged our voices!! I hope dr Steven does online apts internationally!!!
Love you too!!! 💞💞💞
Thank you very much, this video saved my life, my voice is a little strange, but with this great video it helps me to take better care of my voice, you are the best, thank you, I send you a big hug, beautiful lady ❤️🌹
Glad it helped sweetheart!!🧡❤😘
i wish i had known a lot of this a lot earlier in life. i once had a vocal coach in performing arts camp that needed someone to hit high notes and i was hitting them but not healthily and strained my vocal chords to the point where i almost got nodes. it took 2 months of vocal therapy to be able to sing well again and i finally learned to expand my range in a healthy way
I never knew there was a voice doctor 😳😳😳 this is so helpful!!! Thank you mama!!!
I’m so grateful for you! My vocal coach had a miscarriage sadly, so she is on a break for a few months. I keep forgetting vocal warmups and you are posting them so it helps a lot! My voice is damaged because I probably don’t do vocal warmups that much anymore! I love singing though and your videos always help❤!
Singing while walking was my voice workout, uphill singing was my self-challenge back in my younger years. Great tips that my choir teacher never shared with us.
You are such an inspiration, and thank you for posting this awareness. I have been having many voice cracks and its slowly started to hurt over time. Going to get it checked out. I do plan to purchase your course too when we can! You are just a wonderful teacher and love how you encourage us to keep it going. Always keep being you!
I remember sending you message about my throat problem. Thank you ms. Cheryl ❤️ . But i just found out that breathing problem is also one that cause the throat problem. I think that is the reason why i had vocal paralysis 😭😭😭
"Singing is NOT supposed to hurt" so true!!!!. This was a great video
I tell everyone about you! I think you are God’s gift to all of us who love to sing! 🙏🏼 even my dog loves your teaching! He’s become a very good singer! No lie!
I am constantly thanking my husband for sharing your video. I am exercising into the nights. I extremely happy I have come to know you in this season of my life
God bless you.
🌓HeyyyCheryllll love, how are you beautiful? Loveee this video, I was so happy to know I’m doing everything right. I was so happy especially having to deal with severe chronic pain, severe chronic nerve damage, severe chronic muscle spasms and severe chronic copper tunnel and other stuff, but my body spasms while singing so I’m learning to get around that and the medication is a fight as well, but I know how I have to take care of my body and I am very intentional with the choices I make. I hope everyone that watches this video truly listens to your phenomenal wisdom because it will save they vocal cords. Love ya and appreciate sugar. And also I’m so super proud of you, keep up the great work.🙏🏾🤎🥰😘🙌🏾
Iam a beginner artist amd i alrdy know someone is annoyed to my voice..but this will get me under the top!
Thank you soo much for this Cheryl
Appreciate every vocal lessons really.
sometimes I feel like I might not be doing them right thou 😅
But I will keep working on it 😅
But really thank you soo much for the work and effort you put it
It means a lot
Yes!! Thank you Cheryl! I agree, so many people do endless exercises but they don't work on a technical basis to work on the right voice quality. YAY!!!! Love this video thank you!
Can you please make a video about breath management? What should engaging your abdominal muscles as you exhale look and feel like.
I intentionally don’t sing because I don’t want to damage my voice from a lack of support. I hope I can understand and apply proper breath support because I want to keep my voice healthy.
Hi Cheryl Hoarseness is also very often due to a hernia and gastric reflux when people go to bed on a not quite empty stomach. A great way to avoid it is to ensure no food at least 2 hours before bed.
Wooooow, where on earth 🌎 were you all this year, I really appreciate you teaching voice here on Utbe, and, Thank God for coming across your videos may you live for 150 years 🙏