After trying for ages to learn to singer I discovered Bens Singer Blog and this appears to be the simplest home study course (google it if you are interested)
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else wants to uncover learn how to sing really good try Sovallo Singing Fast Fixer(just google it ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my colleague got amazing success with it.
THIS WORKED FOR ME. I used to get too mouthy. now it's all connected. I feel like I found my mix. I can still go into call register and get power but I have more control with NAY twang in my voice. thank you so much!
@@PowerToSing Not gonna lie, I tried it with Snow Halation and it worked a *little* bit, but then again, I could be jumping the gun a little bit and should probably start with a simpler song.
@@RosieSapphireMusic Hi Russell....maybe it was too hard...but you know it helped a little...so that gives you the confidence to try it on an easier song. Way to go!
Thank you so very much for the MP3 "Bratty Ney" clip! So extremely generous of you - I'm practicing. It was challenging to figure out the third scale out of the four options you suggested to practice the "ney," but I believe that I figured it out. Thanks again! :)
This is so profound! I'm starting to feel the difference in my throat now between the bratty nay and any other words or between bratty nay and no and even between bratty nay and normal nay!
This legit helped me so much, I was having trouble hitting the D in "there some day" in the song Go the distance by Michael Bolton and after this video it was no problem at all.
Thank you, I've seen many, many tutorials on how to sing higher notes and they're all pretty much about the same stuff, this video exercise is a true discovery for me. Love your vids! Greetings from Argentina!!!
casual singer who sings cuz he loves it and only trying to impress me. Singing is great therapy and a way to take your soul out for a walk. Used the "ney" tip and I can sing a passage that always troubles me much better now. The tip works and not even sure if totally correct with execution but happy w/ results and feel will only get better, Thank you so much!
These exercises are definitely helping me. I think that I am still used to pushing too hard, so I'm still very much learning how to apply the 'ney' skill. One song I would like to sing (not push) is 'Gimme Shelter - The Rolling Stones.' Maybe this exercise would apply to a song like this...
Thank you Sir. I'm working hard with your techniques. I see some change but I'm not sure if I'm moving forward as quickly as I should be. Will be giving the power test second time soon.
+junaidesse Don't worry if progress seems slow. It's more important that the exercises are done correctly. Sometimes it takes a while to develop a new feeling and skill.
i know i’m pretty late, lol. but if your throat begins to hurt or it becomes sore when singing, you should definitely stop. it could cause permanent damage. make sure to drink lots of water and take breaks. this is coming from a trained vocalist. i hope your voice is coming along, i’m sure you sound amazing! :)
Just found your TH-cam channel this evening. I'm going to use this technique to improve my singing of Owner of a Lonely Heart by YES. Thank you for this video!
The easiest and best way thank u sir thank u thank u thank u thank u soo much i really respect and appreciate u and all the people who are teaching singing
This works a treat. I used it singing last night and I hit the high notes easily with.."nay..nay.." don't know if it was physcological though because my mind was not stressing about hitting the notes..😘. Thank you very much.
im a choir member, alto since 2007. i can say that hitting low notes is as hard as hitting high notes. since then, my voice improves little by little. i can reach a bit high notes using falsetto but afraid to hit it using chest tone... what to do?
You just have to try. I started out through singing every note in pure chest and chest mix. When I later learned to sing more comfortably in my higher range, I reduced the volume and intensity of my voice, and I quickly learned to sing even higher.
The backgroud music makes it really hard to focus on the content for me. It's way too loud. Wouldn't it be posible just to leave that out completely next time?
Power To Sing Yeah, I listen on my headphones and the background seems pretty loud. But I think you could just do it without the background altogether, it wouldn't make your video any less interesting. But that's just my opinion.
@@PowerToSing sometimes people buy good comments on the internet, but I think it`s not the case this time :D Just so many pleased people, that I wonder if it`s trully happening. I tried this exercise myself actually!!!! It`s only been one day and I really lack body awareness, so I can`t easily track if there`s progress, but I actually find Ney-ney-ney really effective!!! Even though I wonder if I do it right, but I hear the improvement, I beleive! So thank you SO-SO MUCH for teaching this, it`s really great!
I am enjoying your videos very much. You are a very engaging teacher, and you have a pleasant voice, speaking and singing. I'm trying the Bratty Ney, but I'm a little confused. Could you explain how making the "Ney" sound (using my tongue against the roof of my mouth) is supposed to affect my vocal cords? What is the connection between my tongue and my vocal cords? Aren't they completely separate from each other? Maybe you already have a video which answers this. If so, I'll get to it eventually. Thanks for your videos!
+Sammy Yakonima Hi Sammy. Good questions. The "ney" isn't really about the tongue. The Ney is about keeping the vocal cords together, preventing them from separating or pulling apart which causes the crack or break feeling as you sing higher. If you do the exercises with the ney and the vocal cords disconnect, adding the bratty sound helps hold them together. If you are a pulled chest- high larynx vocal type, the bratty sound also helps reduce the mass or thickness of the vocal cords. You discontinue the bratty sound after you are successful doing those two things. If you don't know your vocal type take the PowerTest at www.powertosing.com/. Good luck to you Sammy!
+TheArmchairrocker Walter White (Breaking Bad), the lead character on AMC's Breaking Bad, who adopted the name as his clandestine alias in tribute to Werner Heisenberg
Hello. I recently found out your youtube chanel, and i have to say that it might change my life haha, after beening strugling in singing classes. That's the first time i hear someone saying the things you do about 'vocal types' (like pull-chest etc...). Do you have some bibliography where i could learn more about it? Thank you so much for all your helping. Best wishes.
this is one of the most fantastic videos you have ever made because it explains in a clear and simple way how to solve the problem. In this regard, I would like to ask you the position of your mouth as you go upwards. The mouth always opens vertically, am I right? And as you go up the sound gets smaller, right?
Thanks Giuseppe. At first the vertical opening of your mouth is really helpful to help the vibrations move into your head. If the mouth opens horizontally, it's easy for the vowel to spread and splat and the larynx to come up. When you are first learning the sound might get smaller...or seem to. Often the audience hears a much stronger sound than you think. Over time, you will find the sound to be very powerful in your head voice.
@@PowerToSing Ok thank you so much,I'm so much interested in watching more of your videos so I'll start watching from episode one,so I'd like to ask how long will it take me to complete the exercises in each episode or there's no duration I must just do the exercises until the problem is solved for each episode?
+Nate Wolfe Hi Nate: It can be very challenging to tell if you are doing something right or not. I've often been surprised listening to my own voice lessons. I think I'm doing it one way, and listening to the recording I hear I'm not doing it correctly. That being said, you might be straining too hard. You can make a bratty sound quietly. The whole reason for it is to make sure the vocal cords are staying connect and the bratty sound tends to thin the cords so it's easier to do higher without so much strain, weight, etc. Don't do it quite as hard or loud. Record yourself and compare it to what you thought you were doing. Get someone to listen to you as compared to the video and tell you if you are doing it the same way and what you can do to better mimic the demonstration. Another option is to go to powertosing.com and take the PowerTest and send the recording to me. Hope this helps.
I'm not a typical singer, I just like karaoke. I want to try the song Crazy by Gnarls Barkley. CeeLo's voice is too much for me is why I'm looking for tips if I dare attempt it 😬. I'm gonna practice this technique next time I'm out driving. Thank you so much for this video 🙏
very cool it kind of works! no more break in the voice. but now, I feel like i have no volume anymore. will that come with practice as the vocal chords strengthen?
Yes! It's a new coordination so it takes some time. It's more about getting a balance in the voice. Be sure and reduce the loudness as you practice, otherwise chest voice will always overpower the middle and upper.
So I just tried this, and it worked, but now I have an issue, my vocal cords are still thin when I don't want them to be, I can't make them thick again. what do i do.
It was kind of explained to me by the person who recommended this channel, after using this technique (as it was my first time attempting to use it) my throat felt a lot more open, which was good because it allowed me to sing higher notes as I had thinned out my vocal cords to use that range per the tutorial, however when I tried to hop back down to my lower more baritone speaking range I noticed my voice started cracking a lot more and I couldn't thicken up my vocal cords again, I was afraid that I had opened up my voice a bit more but I was unable to close it up again, but it was explained to me that it's a normal thing to happen after using a technique like this and after a few hours my voice went back to normal naturally, so I apologize, I was just a bit worried over something that seemed like a bigger issue at the time!
@@PlexsyMusic No this technique will allow complete flexibility in your voice. You can sing high and the next instant sing low and the vocal cords will adjust perfectly. The reason you couldn't hit the lower notes is because your larynx was high. Probably the larynx and chest voice was pulled up to high to begin with and remained high after you did it. Watch this video and follow the directions. th-cam.com/video/d0Ob8WGmvPc/w-d-xo.html
+free arnold Hi Free Arnold! I'd love to work with you. You can reach me through my website at this link: www.powertosing.com/work-with-me/. Let's do it!
Its been a year since I wanted to learn how to sing and I’ve been trying my best to “teach myself”. I am able to sing higher than I have before and have developed a vibrato, but I still don’t know my range or if I’m an alto or whatnot. Within a day of your videos, I’ve found my head voice. Thank you so much for that. But is it bad for me to sing songs high into my range, or is there a way to bring my voice “up there”?
4:26 Were you in falsetto when you were doing that? Are we meant to do this exercise completely without flipping into falsetto? Or are we meant to blend chest and head with it?
I was in head voice at 4:26. Yes, you are meant to do this without flipping into falsetto so it will blend with chest as you sing lower into chest voice. Be sure to watch this video about Falsetto vs Head Voice: www.powertosing.com/how-to-sing-falsetto-vs-head-voice/
The MP3 download has been superseded by the vocal test which will enable you to discover your vocal type and get exercises specific to your vocal type. www.powertosing.com/discover-your-vocal-type-wt
AAAGHHHH!!! THIS WORKS!! THANK YOUUU!!
You are welcome Lolly Molly!
Lolly Molly how long did you do it for?
After trying for ages to learn to singer I discovered Bens Singer Blog and this appears to be the simplest home study course (google it if you are interested)
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else wants to uncover learn how to sing really good try Sovallo Singing Fast Fixer(just google it ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my colleague got amazing success with it.
How long did you do it??
THIS WORKED FOR ME. I used to get too mouthy. now it's all connected. I feel like I found my mix. I can still go into call register and get power but I have more control with NAY twang in my voice. thank you so much!
Awesome...way to go!
Who knew hitting the hardest nae-nae ever could help you sing.
Hi Russ: did it work for you?
@@PowerToSing Not gonna lie, I tried it with Snow Halation and it worked a *little* bit, but then again, I could be jumping the gun a little bit and should probably start with a simpler song.
@@RosieSapphireMusic Hi Russell....maybe it was too hard...but you know it helped a little...so that gives you the confidence to try it on an easier song. Way to go!
I'm in disbelief.....
I CAN FINALLY SING THE CHRISTINE E IN PHANTOM NOW
THANK U
Awesome!
Maryann Koretoff SEE I USED TO BE ABLE TO BUT I LOST IT SO IM HERE ANGUISHED
@@PowerToSing h
It’s really remarkable how this immediately helps. Now we just have to keep practicing so it comes as second nature 🎉
Absolutely! And way to go!
It worked for my daughter and she sang so well. Thanks for the training. And she said u have a sweet voice
You are welcome!
Thank you so very much for the MP3 "Bratty Ney" clip! So extremely generous of you - I'm practicing. It was challenging to figure out the third scale out of the four options you suggested to practice the "ney," but I believe that I figured it out. Thanks again! :)
Thanks Angelique. Is it helping?
I'm a baritenor (in between baritone and tenor) and I needed to reach up into the alto range. This video really helped. Thanks.
Thanks Zach...glad it helped.
'nee' means no in Dutch lmao whenever I do this exercise everyone is like "what no???"
+Masturbands :)
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YOUR THE BEST VOCAL COACH OUT THERE!
You are very kind!
This is so profound!
I'm starting to feel the difference in my throat now between the bratty nay and any other words or between bratty nay and no and even between bratty nay and normal nay!
Awesome!
Just sing songs with a whiny "ney" sound?
Damn maybe Peter Griffin was on to something
He must be a serious student of whiny neys. :)
This legit helped me so much, I was having trouble hitting the D in "there some day" in the song Go the distance by Michael Bolton and after this video it was no problem at all.
Thanks Dale! Glad it helped. :)
I'm not sure if its the background music or your speaking voice, but watching your video is very hypnotic.
Thank you, I've seen many, many tutorials on how to sing higher notes and they're all pretty much about the same stuff, this video exercise is a true discovery for me. Love your vids!
Greetings from Argentina!!!
Hi Julian! Thanks. Hope it helps!
casual singer who sings cuz he loves it and only trying to impress me. Singing is great therapy and a way to take your soul out for a walk. Used the "ney" tip and I can sing a passage that always troubles me much better now. The tip works and not even sure if totally correct with execution but happy w/ results and feel will only get better, Thank you so much!
How long did it take to see results?
Ur teachings r wndrfl. God bless you Sir always.
Thanks so much!
thanks tough guy . you are magic. its working ! much love to you
Great! Glad it's helping!
This is very helpful zer and make more video love your channel🥰
There's a lot of information here. Hope it helps!
These exercises are definitely helping me. I think that I am still used to pushing too hard, so I'm still very much learning how to apply the 'ney' skill. One song I would like to sing (not push) is 'Gimme Shelter - The Rolling Stones.' Maybe this exercise would apply to a song like this...
Angelique, If it doesn't try some of the others. See what happens.
Thank you Sir. I'm working hard with your techniques. I see some change but I'm not sure if I'm moving forward as quickly as I should be. Will be giving the power test second time soon.
+junaidesse Don't worry if progress seems slow. It's more important that the exercises are done correctly. Sometimes it takes a while to develop a new feeling and skill.
wow thanks i'm able to reach Bruno Mars' range on Too Good To Say Goodbye...been practicing for hours now i have a hoarse throat... :(
NoNameBlahBlahBlah blah blah blah
i know i’m pretty late, lol. but if your throat begins to hurt or it becomes sore when singing, you should definitely stop. it could cause permanent damage. make sure to drink lots of water and take breaks. this is coming from a trained vocalist. i hope your voice is coming along, i’m sure you sound amazing! :)
@@mclizardd so if it begins to hurt I should stop and practice again when it doesn't hurt or what?
@@Souxz exactly
i have an audition tomorrow where i have to sing an E4 as an alto and i’m hoping this will do at least something 😂
Good luck on your audition!
How it gone?
You're the best voice coach ever!!!👏👏👏
Thank you For the Mp3
It really works!!!😳👏
Thank you so much 🤗🥳
You're welcome!
Woah. The Ney actually worked...... Who are you, wizard?
Lilly Prince, I can sing so fucking hi. I sang Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds without any struggle
Just found your TH-cam channel this evening. I'm going to use this technique to improve my singing of Owner of a Lonely Heart by YES. Thank you for this video!
When I get you right, it helps me to get intense without being too loud.
The easiest and best way thank u sir thank u thank u thank u thank u soo much i really respect and appreciate u and all the people who are teaching singing
Thank you sir
You are welcome!
I have did this almost everyday for 2 years, I can sing higher without my voice cracking, but not really high.
and now 4 years?
David Pham lol
thank you! :) Very much appreciated.
so that's how jimin and jin hits dem high noteu
Except that jimin actually only uses falsettos
Army💜💜💜💜
Taehyung sings the highest
I think this might have saved my next week auditions, thank you!
Awesome! What are you auditioning for, Sydney?
I’m auditioning for Peter Pan the musical :)
@@sydneybickel5093 Awesome! Good luck Sydney. I've played Captain Hook twice!
am a choir member .. I used that bratty ney style ! am not good in singing but i felt better singer . Thanks Chuck
This works a treat. I used it singing last night and I hit the high notes easily with.."nay..nay.." don't know if it was physcological though because my mind was not stressing about hitting the notes..😘. Thank you very much.
Great! Way to go!
Gran video. Eres un gran maestro
im a choir member, alto since 2007. i can say that hitting low notes is as hard as hitting high notes. since then, my voice improves little by little. i can reach a bit high notes using falsetto but afraid to hit it using chest tone... what to do?
aimebac
aimebac
You just have to try.
I started out through singing every note in pure chest and chest mix. When I later learned to sing more comfortably in my higher range, I reduced the volume and intensity of my voice, and I quickly learned to sing even higher.
aimebac well the lowest you can try is the lowest you can go, otherwise you will damage them, that is not so for high notes
try mixed voice
I started repeating the "ney" and it came out in the "me. Sandman bring me a dream" song 😂
The backgroud music makes it really hard to focus on the content for me. It's way too loud. Wouldn't it be posible just to leave that out completely next time?
+vecernicek2 Hi vecernicek2. Sorry the music is distracting to you. Would you say it is just too loud?
Power To Sing Yeah, I listen on my headphones and the background seems pretty loud. But I think you could just do it without the background altogether, it wouldn't make your video any less interesting. But that's just my opinion.
+vecernicek2 Thank you for taking your time to give me thoughtful and constructive feedback. I really appreciate it!
vecernicek2 Damn, that music is too funky, man. It's distracting me, like in a good way.
not loud
This helped a lot!!!!! Wow!!!!!!!
And yes keep working on your awesome videos man... including the whole script in the description.. Your channel is gonna get big soon. Cheers!
Thanks. That is very encouraging. I appreciate that. Be sure to get your vocal type and start working on the exercises. They will definitely help.
EAGLE_ADITYA
Raeeeeeely workssss love u
Great! Thanks!
excellent lesson
Thanks Chuck just passed an audition singing Somewhere Over the Ney Ney.
Awesome DM. You've just discovered the secret of the universe. lol
I love that Mr.Clean is a vocal coach now
yup, my siblings thought something was wrong with me, it works! :D
Way to go!
Ohhhhhhh my God!
This works and much quickly
Thank You!
Thanks Sameer! Good luck :)
Thank God sir thank you so much you help me for my voice now is easy to sing higher song
Awesome!
This comments look so good, I actually wonder if they`re fake :D
Don't know which ones you are looking at but I only answer questions...sometimes ask questions but never make up stuff. :)
@@PowerToSing sometimes people buy good comments on the internet, but I think it`s not the case this time :D Just so many pleased people, that I wonder if it`s trully happening.
I tried this exercise myself actually!!!! It`s only been one day and I really lack body awareness, so I can`t easily track if there`s progress, but I actually find Ney-ney-ney really effective!!! Even though I wonder if I do it right, but I hear the improvement, I beleive!
So thank you SO-SO MUCH for teaching this, it`s really great!
Great...I'm glad the exercise is working. Thanks White MInt!
amazing batty "NEY"!!! good way to get high notes, thanks
Dude looks like Jim Carey bold, lol, great lesson though!!
Thanks! :)
We÷eeeeee
Nicolas Martins oh shit 😂
Thank u sir
Not quite my tempo.
LOL
Alexander Backlund *WERE YOU RUSHING? OR WERE YOU DRAGGING?*
Alright one more time, big boy tempo!
FUCK YOU FLETCHER
I am enjoying your videos very much. You are a very engaging teacher, and you have a pleasant voice, speaking and singing. I'm trying the Bratty Ney, but I'm a little confused. Could you explain how making the "Ney" sound (using my tongue against the roof of my mouth) is supposed to affect my vocal cords? What is the connection between my tongue and my vocal cords? Aren't they completely separate from each other? Maybe you already have a video which answers this. If so, I'll get to it eventually. Thanks for your videos!
+Sammy Yakonima Hi Sammy. Good questions. The "ney" isn't really about the tongue. The Ney is about keeping the vocal cords together, preventing them from separating or pulling apart which causes the crack or break feeling as you sing higher. If you do the exercises with the ney and the vocal cords disconnect, adding the bratty sound helps hold them together. If you are a pulled chest- high larynx vocal type, the bratty sound also helps reduce the mass or thickness of the vocal cords. You discontinue the bratty sound after you are successful doing those two things. If you don't know your vocal type take the PowerTest at www.powertosing.com/. Good luck to you Sammy!
Thanks Profesor
This works ....... thank you
Jobin Joseph Great! Thanks!
Power To Sing Can I get any mail id to contact you please. I have few doubts regarding this, Could u pls help me.
www.powertosing.com/contact-me/
Power To Sing thank u so much
Nee nee nee nee. Indeed, this means "no" in dutch. Nee nee nee! where is the jaw release? aaaaah what pressure. Dont do this at home!
Christl B i laughed idkw
very helpful! How long/often should these scales be practiced? Thank you!
Daily...15-30 minutes. It's more important that you practice them correctly than how long. But correctly daily will really help you.
hi power to sing
is it actually possible to extend one's vocsl range ?
Yes! Watch this video and follow the directions. th-cam.com/video/d0Ob8WGmvPc/w-d-xo.html
omg it actually works thank you so much
Heisenberg?
+TheArmchairrocker Walter White (Breaking Bad), the lead character on AMC's Breaking Bad, who adopted the name as his clandestine alias in tribute to Werner Heisenberg
sounds like him too.
hahahahahaha
"I AM THE ONE WHO SING"
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Hello. I recently found out your youtube chanel, and i have to say that it might change my life haha, after beening strugling in singing classes. That's the first time i hear someone saying the things you do about 'vocal types' (like pull-chest etc...). Do you have some bibliography where i could learn more about it? Thank you so much for all your helping. Best wishes.
Here's more information: www.powertosing.com/discover-your-vocal-type-wt
this is one of the most fantastic videos you have ever made because it explains in a clear and simple way how to solve the problem. In this regard, I would like to ask you the position of your mouth as you go upwards. The mouth always opens vertically, am I right? And as you go up the sound gets smaller, right?
Thanks Giuseppe. At first the vertical opening of your mouth is really helpful to help the vibrations move into your head. If the mouth opens horizontally, it's easy for the vowel to spread and splat and the larynx to come up. When you are first learning the sound might get smaller...or seem to. Often the audience hears a much stronger sound than you think. Over time, you will find the sound to be very powerful in your head voice.
How are you now sir ? It my first time to see your video I'm enjoying very much can you reply sir ? may God bless you
Great...hope the videos help!
Woah how the frick. Thank you so much I swear I'm so happy!!!! Thank you. This works so much
Great Abigail! Glad it's working for you!
Love ur videos
nice vocal exercise , it can be follwed by Ng sound , or other to have a muscle memory exercise
Thanks!!! Singing a show at the top of my range next weekend:):)
+Gayle Lahey-Marsh You are welcome Gayle. Have a great gig.
Thanks
dont do it too hard. awesome i get it. great video. thanks
+Jon Bode Hi Jon, thanks.
Jon Bode
Now watch me Whip,
Now watch me Ney Ney,
Thank you! I have to perform Fancy by William Shakespeare tomorrow and this helped on the high notes! "Control the vocal cords" thank you!!
Thanks Fit n Fab!
Thank you so much,I'm enjoying the exercises but then for how long should you do the nay sound,how many days or weeks does it take.
You can drop the funny exaggerated sound as soon as you can connect chest to head voice without the tone disconnecting into falsetto.
@@PowerToSing Ok thank you so much,I'm so much interested in watching more of your videos so I'll start watching from episode one,so I'd like to ask how long will it take me to complete the exercises in each episode or there's no duration I must just do the exercises until the problem is solved for each episode?
@@penaanikauandenge7560 Not all have exercises. Watch them and see what works best for you.
Now watch me whip now watch me nae nAE NAE NAE NAe nae nae nae...
omg this works so well
THIS WORKS OMGOMG
I don't think I'm doing the bratty sound correctly.. I feel straining
+Nate Wolfe Hi Nate: It can be very challenging to tell if you are doing something right or not. I've often been surprised listening to my own voice lessons. I think I'm doing it one way, and listening to the recording I hear I'm not doing it correctly. That being said, you might be straining too hard. You can make a bratty sound quietly. The whole reason for it is to make sure the vocal cords are staying connect and the bratty sound tends to thin the cords so it's easier to do higher without so much strain, weight, etc. Don't do it quite as hard or loud. Record yourself and compare it to what you thought you were doing. Get someone to listen to you as compared to the video and tell you if you are doing it the same way and what you can do to better mimic the demonstration. Another option is to go to powertosing.com and take the PowerTest and send the recording to me. Hope this helps.
I'm not a typical singer, I just like karaoke. I want to try the song Crazy by Gnarls Barkley. CeeLo's voice is too much for me is why I'm looking for tips if I dare attempt it 😬. I'm gonna practice this technique next time I'm out driving. Thank you so much for this video 🙏
Go for it!
this helped me thnk u soo sooo muchhh
Great! Thanks Sailung!
very cool it kind of works! no more break in the voice. but now, I feel like i have no volume anymore. will that come with practice as the vocal chords strengthen?
Yes! It's a new coordination so it takes some time. It's more about getting a balance in the voice. Be sure and reduce the loudness as you practice, otherwise chest voice will always overpower the middle and upper.
watch me whep. watch me ney ney ! watch me whep whep watch me ney ney !! go watch me watch me
Faye Tan um what
Faye Tan what?
AYEE LMAO
Faye Tan 😂😂😂😂
When I try to sing high with "ney" I start having a voice cracks and my voice jumps to a head voice immediately .
Watch this video and follow the directions. th-cam.com/video/d0Ob8WGmvPc/w-d-xo.html
You are amazing
+Denisse Flores Thanks Denisse. Let me know if I can help or answer any questions.
WHHOOOAAAH ! This is amazing !!! Thanks maaaan !!!
Hi Ramy! You are welcome. :)
It worked I did the vocal build up one the interlude part before the code and scream an F5
I hope you didn't scream!!!!!
I made a song out of the word "ney"
BTW thanks this is actually working!!
Also I need to keep my through hydrated with water and less sugar right?
Yes! and glad it's working for you!
Chuck, sei un grandeeeee! You're very very very strong! ;)
it works for me thank
Awesome! Thanks John.
great!!!!!!!
So I just tried this, and it worked, but now I have an issue, my vocal cords are still thin when I don't want them to be, I can't make them thick again. what do i do.
What makes you think your vocal cords are thin?
It was kind of explained to me by the person who recommended this channel, after using this technique (as it was my first time attempting to use it) my throat felt a lot more open, which was good because it allowed me to sing higher notes as I had thinned out my vocal cords to use that range per the tutorial, however when I tried to hop back down to my lower more baritone speaking range I noticed my voice started cracking a lot more and I couldn't thicken up my vocal cords again, I was afraid that I had opened up my voice a bit more but I was unable to close it up again, but it was explained to me that it's a normal thing to happen after using a technique like this and after a few hours my voice went back to normal naturally, so I apologize, I was just a bit worried over something that seemed like a bigger issue at the time!
@@PlexsyMusic No this technique will allow complete flexibility in your voice. You can sing high and the next instant sing low and the vocal cords will adjust perfectly. The reason you couldn't hit the lower notes is because your larynx was high. Probably the larynx and chest voice was pulled up to high to begin with and remained high after you did it. Watch this video and follow the directions. th-cam.com/video/d0Ob8WGmvPc/w-d-xo.html
Alright! Thank you for the help!
it's great. i would like to learn to learn from u face to face.
+free arnold Hi Free Arnold! I'd love to work with you. You can reach me through my website at this link: www.powertosing.com/work-with-me/. Let's do it!
🎶 now watch me SING.... on the Nae Nae. Ima hit the high notes with the Nae Nae 🎶
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Its been a year since I wanted to learn how to sing and I’ve been trying my best to “teach myself”. I am able to sing higher than I have before and have developed a vibrato, but I still don’t know my range or if I’m an alto or whatnot. Within a day of your videos, I’ve found my head voice. Thank you so much for that.
But is it bad for me to sing songs high into my range, or is there a way to bring my voice “up there”?
It's not bad. The idea is to help you be able to sing high into your highest potential range without straining.
Will this work on a Windows 7 type platform on a computer? Thank you for "Nay;" great advice.
Do i have to practice this daily??
Only if you need to sing high notes higher than you thought possible. If it were me, I would.
what is the technique for singing falsetto?
www.powertosing.com/flip-falsetto/
@@PowerToSing thank you!
4:26 Were you in falsetto when you were doing that? Are we meant to do this exercise completely without flipping into falsetto? Or are we meant to blend chest and head with it?
I was in head voice at 4:26. Yes, you are meant to do this without flipping into falsetto so it will blend with chest as you sing lower into chest voice. Be sure to watch this video about Falsetto vs Head Voice: www.powertosing.com/how-to-sing-falsetto-vs-head-voice/
How can I get this MP3 download?
The MP3 download has been superseded by the vocal test which will enable you to discover your vocal type and get exercises specific to your vocal type. www.powertosing.com/discover-your-vocal-type-wt