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You are by far the most interesting teacher on voice matters on UA-cam. Solid knowledge, no empty theatrics (even though there is a fascinating amount of entertaining humor that serves to teach), and I'm something of a compulsive geek so your clarity and ability to articulate exactly what you mean and from different approaches is very appealing to me.
I have this tendency of liking her videos even before watching the full video because you know her content is so good and her energy is awesome (second to none), you never get bored with each lesson and super easy to follow even if you're not a good singer yet
@@Victoria-Victorious you're welcome but we should be thanking you instead! I keep running back to your channel if i have trouble with singing especially technically. I'm like, I know she has this somewhere covered in her videos, boom! Thank you so much, we love you, you're an amazing vocal teacher/mentor.
You recognize someone with teaching skills and knowledge if every word has meaning and purpose. Thank you for sharing your knowledge Ms. Have a good day.
Glad to hear it! Make sure that you watch my other videos and do the exercises in the Mixed Voice playlist. Mixed Voice Made Easy! ua-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDCCsBgnhWjfRRAWIPflxZp1.html
Ive started takings singing lessons and your videos are such a good addition to the things we don't have time for in my lessons. Thank you so much! Can't believe Im getting this for free :)
Victoria, I’m an adult whose been taking vocal lessons for 6 months and have never really sung before that. Your videos have been a phenomenal addition to my lessons. There’s still so much I’m unsatisfied with, but thank you for always sharing these easy to understand tips and bringing so much energy to your videos! Going to try my best to keep improving. (Also, I was excited to find you’re also based around the Bay Area! 😄)
I just noticed that I keep lifting my shoulders up when I go into higher notes which causes big problems.... I kept a close eye on your body, and how it acts when performing high notes, you stay calm and relaxed with your shoulders at the same level. This tiny thing helped me go into head voice without going into falsetto or straining and killing the tone... When you said in a previous video that the body should be anchored down on the ground especially when singing high I didn't really include my shoulders in the process. Now I fully understand!
God I wish I knew this stuff 10 years ago!!! It would have saved me developing some bad habits and fatiguing my voice so many times... Now I think of my voice as having 4 "gears" almost like the transmission in a car, each gear allowing you to achieve a higher speed (pitch) but giving you less torque (thickness/power). You can choose which "gear" to use at any given time but of course trying to hit 100mph in 1st is just going to be painful and damaging, while trying to crawl along at 10 in 4th will cause you to struggle and have no power. Knowing how and when to use what gear, as well as how to change gear (transition) smoothly is the art of becoming a good singer.
As a woman with a richer voice, I found the exercises on chest voice and chest blend a little easier. I did some head blending, which was a bit challenging. Once upon a time I was trained in classical, and I was all up in my head 😂 Can't do that like I use to.
Hello, thank you so much for all your videos. I have been working on them daily and can already hear improvements in my voice. I'm a baritone with a passaggio on an E4 and a head voice which is only usable above a C5. That said, I really want to sing a song which would involve singing an Bb5 in a chest blend or something that could pass as one. Can I realistically learn to do this without screaming or straining or am I wasting my time? I'm asking because every voice teacher I've asked in person has said that because I'm a baritone, I shouldn't go above a middle C. I really want to learn to sing high notes healthily and get rid of the gap in my voice, I am more than prepared to put in the time and the effort but no one I know seems to think that it's a possibility
If your singing teacher is telling you to not sing above a C5 then they are likely just trying to keep you extra safe. In all reality, I would tell you to disregard them i that note. Baritones have a passaggio around F4 and from what I have seen at some point in their life, they have a clicking moment that allows the to start building their mixed. What I would recommend is focus on belting higher notes cleaner in chest and learning to mix the chest voice between C4 and E4 without strain. When working to get rid of strain, make sure to always make as many variables in your voice as consistent and relaxed as possible. First thing is a relaxed full breath, second would be getting as comfortable as you can with one troublesome belt or higher part in a song. This will eliminate overthinking if you are trying to focus on too many aspects on top of playing piano or reading music. Make as many things muscle memory and mess around with your throat muscles and tone till you find less strain. I used to have a gap in my falsetto that would eliminate any note close to the f4 of the top of my chest range. I wasn’t able to *attempt* to learn mix, or cheat my way through high notes because my falsetto only worked above a C5 like you and some notes lower. I can’t tell you exactly what to do, but try to see if you have some completely disconnected falsetto notes that overlaps some of your chest voice’s range. If so, you can work on bringing them higher into that gap, and fading in and out between your full chest and that lighter falsetto thing. If you crack between the two and start to “yodel” with two seperate notes, try to align the pitches of the registers by adjusting your embouchure, larynx, and throat positions so that you can keep one note as you fade between the two registers. Idk.🤷♂️
Welcome to the channel, Victoria! Here is my audio exercise training program: www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/order-victorias-victorious-vocal-exercise-program/
Beautifully explained Victoria 👏👌❤ congratulations your the good teacher who knows how to explained well.. I really like to watch your videos 📹 keep ❤ uploading.. Tysm 😇✌for ur support 💓to the upcoming aspiring Singers 🎤.
What you are really asking about is style. Much of this depends on the sound you want. You can choose to sing in chest mix or head mix and alter style with diction and resonance. I recommend that you watch my other 2 videos on mix if you have not already. Then you can follow with my videos on resonance.
Sure. Remember that most men will spend the majority of their time in chest mix, only going to head mix for a particular style. Women (pop singers) generally have to learn both.
Would you agree that mixed voice is NOT mixing head a chest, but mix is its own separate quality that you MIX with either chest or head register? Eg a chest mix or a head mix. I’ve been trying to mix my head voice with my chest voice all these years and getting confused 😄 Major lightbulb moment today and would love for that to be verified by the queen of singing (you 😂❤).
We are always mixing in some form. whether it is a chest dominated or head dominated mix. It is the coordination of the CT and TA muscles, which ALWAYS work together. See my playlist on Mixed Voice.
Most men spend most of their time singing in chest (chest blend) unless specifically singing in falsetto. My answer is yes, but there are 2 different types of falsetto. I recommend that you watch my video on head voice: ua-cam.com/video/jcO0RaTZWZ4/v-deo.html
How do I know if I’m using my mixed voice, do you feel your chest and and face area like vibrating ? Do I breathe from my diaphragm as I do this? Sorry I’m just confused!
The problem I have is WHAT to apply. Like when im singing and going up to the difficult note, do I use a higher chest blend? Or a lower head blend? Especially if the note is at a break. I still havent found a proper answer.
It always depends on the sound YOU want. If you have trouble with your "break", see my PLAYLIST: Passaggio (Vocal Bridge) - HOW TO NAVIGATE THROUGH IT SMOOTHLY! ua-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDAsuVFcVCRgX8xhNx7u4Qsw.html
I am a male and I always flip when gliding down from head voice to chest voice... Is there a solution for that? How do I glide without flipping into chest voice?
Without hearing or seeing you, I cannot answer for sure. When I have heard croaking and a cracking sound in singers, it has usually been imbalance in coordination - either not enough airflow or the vocal folds are too loose - something that is not allowing the vocal folds to vibrate freely. I recommend humming and lip trills and then applying to vowels. I do that a lot in some of my videos. Find & Develop Your True Voice! Victoria's FORMULA! ua-cam.com/video/ROEaIBcsc9k/v-deo.html and Helpful or Hype? Lip Trills - Exercises, plus Alternatives! ua-cam.com/video/JetrR3wthk0/v-deo.html.
Hey I loved your video😍. I have a doubt wether we should lighten up our mix the higher we belt. Is it different for men and women. And also does belting with chesty mix voice cause any problems?
Yes, even in belting and chesty mix, the vocal folds need to thin out. We cannot get away from that, BUT the changes are very small. When done correctly, the voice feels easier on the inside while sounding big and boomy on the outside (due to resonance and good breath support). This is healthy, as opposed to straight shouting and pushing. Watch my video on belting.
@@Victoria-Victorious Hello mam, I couldn't find your video on belting. Do you mind if you could drop the link please? Thank you so much. God bless 💕💕💕
Hi i am Adrian 13 years old my chest mix range is only C4 to G4 I am a tenor because my talking range is C3 to D3 is there any way to I can hit a 5th ocatave on chest mix?
I’m still confused , where to place voice ? Cause when I lift my soft palate my voice goes back and sounds muddy I wanna know that wile singing where to place my voice and tried a lot but still can’t sing mix
@@Victoria-Victorious I’m from India I’ve been self practicing pop singing since few years and just came across your courses, i would love to enrol in your pop singing online classes. Preferably your personal online classes. I’ve been trying to contact you since a while but have received any response yet, It would be great if you could guide me further for it…
As stated on my website, my private studio is full and I am not adding to the wait list. Your other options are: 1. participating in my group classes for members of my audio exercise training program www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/group-classes/ (need to become a VVVEP member first (www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/order-victorias-victorious-vocal-exercise-program/) 2. submitting a video for evaluation: www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/product/video-review-of-your-singing/ 3. Of course, you should be subscribed to my UA-cam channel where I post valuable info seldom found online and certainly not for free! ua-cam.com/users/vrsing
The link is in the description box below all of my videos. Here it is: **FREE E-BOOKS - Victoria's Victorious (Quick Fix) Vocal Tips! 25 Quick fixes! Sign up on our mailing list and receive your copies instantly! www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/victorias-victorious-quick-fix-vocal-tips-e-book/
Of course not! If you are just thinking of just saying the words, you did not understand the video. I recommend watching it again. I get beginning students to understand mix in the first lesson.
I have a question about my voice. www.dropbox.com/s/xo9anun7fxt62l7/Mixed.wav?dl=0 This is very terrible voice but was that mixed? And if so, how do I strengthen?
Could you show us how you blend. Because what this video does is show us that you can blend but doesn’t give us guide lines or tests to know if we are blending
I have 7 videos on Mixed Voice. In the description of this video, it says: This video was part 1 where we did mixed voice exercises in speech. Here is Part 2 where we apply to singing! ua-cam.com/video/3wfGp1d4U2Y/v-deo.html. Once you are comfortable with the first 2 videos, you can go on to Still Confused About Chest Mix vs Head Mix?" ua-cam.com/video/R8IRVpfgfr4/v-deo.html. Here is my full PLAYLIST on MIXED VOICE: Mixed Voice Made Easy! ua-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDCCsBgnhWjfRRAWIPflxZp1.html Hope that helps!
I have a playlist on the passaggio. I will make another video on it soon. Passaggio (bridge) - HOW TO NAVIGATE THROUGH IT SMOOTHLY! ua-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDAsuVFcVCRgX8xhNx7u4Qsw.html
Perhaps you just need a private lesson. Most singers that I have worked with find their chest blend easily through the speaking exercises, then they can apply it to singing.
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I finally understand this. I was doing all chest voice, and awkwardly jumping to head voice for high notes. Will work on mixed voice. Thank you b
GREAT! Now you know! For more help, follow my Mixed Voice playlist.
You are by far the most interesting teacher on voice matters on UA-cam. Solid knowledge, no empty theatrics (even though there is a fascinating amount of entertaining humor that serves to teach), and I'm something of a compulsive geek so your clarity and ability to articulate exactly what you mean and from different approaches is very appealing to me.
Thank you! I like to make teaching and singing fun!
I have this tendency of liking her videos even before watching the full video because you know her content is so good and her energy is awesome (second to none), you never get bored with each lesson and super easy to follow even if you're not a good singer yet
Awww, I truly appreciate that!! Thank you.
@@Victoria-Victorious you're welcome but we should be thanking you instead! I keep running back to your channel if i have trouble with singing especially technically. I'm like, I know she has this somewhere covered in her videos, boom! Thank you so much, we love you, you're an amazing vocal teacher/mentor.
When I realized that pretty much mixed voice was a spectrum, and that you can mix even in chest/head voice, that changed everything
Wow, you just blew my mind, I actually could feel the difference between the chest and the head voice! That was so fun! Thank you! 🥰
Great! Now you can apply to your singing!
I’ve been watching this video over and over and I figured out how to execute the chest blend! As a guy, I will master this!!! 😄
You recognize someone with teaching skills and knowledge if every word has meaning and purpose. Thank you for sharing your knowledge Ms. Have a good day.
Love it! One of the easiest to understand of the mix videos. Thanks for bringing your experience online!
Thank you so much! Make sure that you watch my other mixed voice videos.
@@Victoria-Victorious I watched them all!
so hard is the amount that you rock. you get your fame you deserve it
Thank you! Truly appreciated!
Thanks Victoria for this Victorious level of Singing in my mixed voice easily
Fabulous! Keep up the victory!
The best vocal instructor in the history of ever! Thanks!
Wowza! This just unlocked a new world for me, thank you so much!!
Glad to hear it! Make sure that you watch my other videos and do the exercises in the Mixed Voice playlist. Mixed Voice Made Easy! ua-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDCCsBgnhWjfRRAWIPflxZp1.html
Here is my playlist on Mixed Voice with more videos: Mixed Voice Made Easy! ua-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDCCsBgnhWjfRRAWIPflxZp1.html
I think I accidentally found my mix but I don’t know how I did and how do I get into a headier mix
Ive started takings singing lessons and your videos are such a good addition to the things we don't have time for in my lessons. Thank you so much! Can't believe Im getting this for free :)
You're very welcome!
Victoria, I’m an adult whose been taking vocal lessons for 6 months and have never really sung before that. Your videos have been a phenomenal addition to my lessons. There’s still so much I’m unsatisfied with, but thank you for always sharing these easy to understand tips and bringing so much energy to your videos! Going to try my best to keep improving. (Also, I was excited to find you’re also based around the Bay Area! 😄)
I just noticed that I keep lifting my shoulders up when I go into higher notes which causes big problems.... I kept a close eye on your body, and how it acts when performing high notes, you stay calm and relaxed with your shoulders at the same level. This tiny thing helped me go into head voice without going into falsetto or straining and killing the tone... When you said in a previous video that the body should be anchored down on the ground especially when singing high I didn't really include my shoulders in the process. Now I fully understand!
Another great progress report! Thank you for posting it!
You are fantastic. What a simple way to approach a topic shrouded in mystery.
Glad it was helpful! It's really not as complicated as people think! Make sure to watch my other videos in my playlist on mixed voice.
Another masterpiece from a highly gifted musician and teacher. The best there is. Thank you for sharing your talents.
Thank you so much for your lovely post.
Absolutely brilliant!! This has helped me so much 🎉
I think you’re the real deal 🏆
I wish I could take lessons from you.
great explanation and also so funny and energetic! Thank you!
Victoria, you might have just solved all my problems.
God I wish I knew this stuff 10 years ago!!! It would have saved me developing some bad habits and fatiguing my voice so many times... Now I think of my voice as having 4 "gears" almost like the transmission in a car, each gear allowing you to achieve a higher speed (pitch) but giving you less torque (thickness/power). You can choose which "gear" to use at any given time but of course trying to hit 100mph in 1st is just going to be painful and damaging, while trying to crawl along at 10 in 4th will cause you to struggle and have no power. Knowing how and when to use what gear, as well as how to change gear (transition) smoothly is the art of becoming a good singer.
Thank You! I love your teaching style, I would move there just to train under you.
Awww, that is so sweet! I do teach online! About 2/3 of my students are long distance.
Please keep going on cause this is really helpful and valuable
Thank you! Glad it helps you!
Omg that was sooo well explained!! Thanks!
Glad you liked it!!
Beautifully and simply explained in 8 min! Bravo!!!Finally... THANKS
Glad you liked it!!
Thank you!!!! You’re amazing. I appreciate you taking your time to make this
As a woman with a richer voice, I found the exercises on chest voice and chest blend a little easier. I did some head blending, which was a bit challenging. Once upon a time I was trained in classical, and I was all up in my head 😂 Can't do that like I use to.
Strengthening your head voice will definitely help your mix. See my playlist on Strenthening Head Voice.
Omg, thnk u so much! Much needed! But yes, u were right, i got confused 😕 n need to go back to basics😌
Your demonstrations are masterly.
WTF IS THIS MAGIC????
Wow Thank you sooo so much !
this is helpful I'm going sing better than ever now
This is really help me to master my mix😊
Glad to hear that!
Thank you Victoria! All the best from Lisbon Portugal
You're so welcome! Nice to meet you!
Hello, thank you so much for all your videos. I have been working on them daily and can already hear improvements in my voice. I'm a baritone with a passaggio on an E4 and a head voice which is only usable above a C5. That said, I really want to sing a song which would involve singing an Bb5 in a chest blend or something that could pass as one. Can I realistically learn to do this without screaming or straining or am I wasting my time? I'm asking because every voice teacher I've asked in person has said that because I'm a baritone, I shouldn't go above a middle C. I really want to learn to sing high notes healthily and get rid of the gap in my voice, I am more than prepared to put in the time and the effort but no one I know seems to think that it's a possibility
If your singing teacher is telling you to not sing above a C5 then they are likely just trying to keep you extra safe. In all reality, I would tell you to disregard them i that note. Baritones have a passaggio around F4 and from what I have seen at some point in their life, they have a clicking moment that allows the to start building their mixed. What I would recommend is focus on belting higher notes cleaner in chest and learning to mix the chest voice between C4 and E4 without strain. When working to get rid of strain, make sure to always make as many variables in your voice as consistent and relaxed as possible. First thing is a relaxed full breath, second would be getting as comfortable as you can with one troublesome belt or higher part in a song. This will eliminate overthinking if you are trying to focus on too many aspects on top of playing piano or reading music. Make as many things muscle memory and mess around with your throat muscles and tone till you find less strain.
I used to have a gap in my falsetto that would eliminate any note close to the f4 of the top of my chest range. I wasn’t able to *attempt* to learn mix, or cheat my way through high notes because my falsetto only worked above a C5 like you and some notes lower. I can’t tell you exactly what to do, but try to see if you have some completely disconnected falsetto notes that overlaps some of your chest voice’s range. If so, you can work on bringing them higher into that gap, and fading in and out between your full chest and that lighter falsetto thing. If you crack between the two and start to “yodel” with two seperate notes, try to align the pitches of the registers by adjusting your embouchure, larynx, and throat positions so that you can keep one note as you fade between the two registers.
Idk.🤷♂️
I ain't in head blend cause I like to sing jazz. This video is wonderful! You gave away a gem. Do you have a course for sale on CD or audio?
Welcome to the channel, Victoria! Here is my audio exercise training program: www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/order-victorias-victorious-vocal-exercise-program/
Beautifully explained Victoria 👏👌❤ congratulations your the good teacher who knows how to explained well..
I really like to watch your videos 📹 keep ❤ uploading..
Tysm 😇✌for ur support 💓to the upcoming aspiring Singers 🎤.
Hi im just wondering if whats the difference of mixed voice in chorale and pop and please make a video on mixed voice in chorale singing thank you 😊
What you are really asking about is style. Much of this depends on the sound you want. You can choose to sing in chest mix or head mix and alter style with diction and resonance. I recommend that you watch my other 2 videos on mix if you have not already. Then you can follow with my videos on resonance.
I can chest blend pretty good but I need to work on head blend..
Sure. Remember that most men will spend the majority of their time in chest mix, only going to head mix for a particular style. Women (pop singers) generally have to learn both.
like your tips, just great! thanks.
You're my favorite coach 🤭🥰
This is very helpfull. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for posting!
Excellent explanation
Thank you. Glad you like it!
Very clear!
One million likes! And great thanks! It really helped!
Fabulous!!
Would you agree that mixed voice is NOT mixing head a chest, but mix is its own separate quality that you MIX with either chest or head register? Eg a chest mix or a head mix. I’ve been trying to mix my head voice with my chest voice all these years and getting confused 😄 Major lightbulb moment today and would love for that to be verified by the queen of singing (you 😂❤).
We are always mixing in some form. whether it is a chest dominated or head dominated mix. It is the coordination of the CT and TA muscles, which ALWAYS work together. See my playlist on Mixed Voice.
@@Victoria-Victorious Thank you for your reply!
Dear mrs. Victoria, how do I know if iam already a Profesional singer?
I have a question, I'm a male trying to do head blend, when males do head blend, is it automatically considered as a falsetto?
Most men spend most of their time singing in chest (chest blend) unless specifically singing in falsetto. My answer is yes, but there are 2 different types of falsetto. I recommend that you watch my video on head voice: ua-cam.com/video/jcO0RaTZWZ4/v-deo.html
Great voice teacher
Thank you, it was realy helpful! 🎉
Thank you! Happy that it helped!
How do I know if I’m using my mixed voice, do you feel your chest and and face area like vibrating ?
Do I breathe from my diaphragm as I do this?
Sorry I’m just confused!
You are the best ever Madam,wow,thankyou,must have your CD
Thank you so much. The audio program is not a CD. It is accessed immediately on my website after payment.
Thanks you so much
The problem I have is WHAT to apply. Like when im singing and going up to the difficult note, do I use a higher chest blend? Or a lower head blend? Especially if the note is at a break. I still havent found a proper answer.
It always depends on the sound YOU want. If you have trouble with your "break", see my PLAYLIST: Passaggio (Vocal Bridge) - HOW TO NAVIGATE THROUGH IT SMOOTHLY! ua-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDAsuVFcVCRgX8xhNx7u4Qsw.html
can you analyze dua lipa's vocal tech and style,
i really want to sing like her and i got the range for that it would be nice if you'd do it .
This was real fun and easy , my favorite method to learn mixed voice so far thanks for sharing!! 🤎🎶
Make sure to watch the rest of the videos in my Mixed Voice Playlist.
Ahh thank you for doing my request!
I am a male and I always flip when gliding down from head voice to chest voice... Is there a solution for that? How do I glide without flipping into chest voice?
Mam how to sing this type of voice in mic without lower volume
Just move the mic farther away. 🙂
My savior! Thank you so much! Hahah❤
Hahaha! That made me smile! Glad it helps!
Great job
hello Victoria GREETING FOR YOU FROM CHILE
Greetings to you! Welcome and hope to see more of you here!
What do you do when you experience croaky/crackling when mixing?
Without hearing or seeing you, I cannot answer for sure. When I have heard croaking and a cracking sound in singers, it has usually been imbalance in coordination - either not enough airflow or the vocal folds are too loose - something that is not allowing the vocal folds to vibrate freely. I recommend humming and lip trills and then applying to vowels. I do that a lot in some of my videos. Find & Develop Your True Voice! Victoria's FORMULA! ua-cam.com/video/ROEaIBcsc9k/v-deo.html and Helpful or Hype? Lip Trills - Exercises, plus Alternatives! ua-cam.com/video/JetrR3wthk0/v-deo.html.
bruh u found a solution? i got the same problem ma voice be makin drum sounds ykyk like wtf why its cracking like this
Hey I loved your video😍. I have a doubt wether we should lighten up our mix the higher we belt. Is it different for men and women. And also does belting with chesty mix voice cause any problems?
Yes, even in belting and chesty mix, the vocal folds need to thin out. We cannot get away from that, BUT the changes are very small. When done correctly, the voice feels easier on the inside while sounding big and boomy on the outside (due to resonance and good breath support). This is healthy, as opposed to straight shouting and pushing. Watch my video on belting.
@@Victoria-Victorious Thank you 😊
@@Victoria-Victorious Hello mam, I couldn't find your video on belting. Do you mind if you could drop the link please? Thank you so much. God bless 💕💕💕
Hi i am Adrian 13 years old my chest mix range is only C4 to G4 I am a tenor because my talking range is C3 to D3 is there any way to I can hit a 5th ocatave on chest mix?
I love this. These exercises sound like a Pokémon saying it’s name 🤣
I can't connect my head voice and chest voice..for me it's like fliping into register
Smooth Out Vocal Break - FIX THE FLIPPING AND CRACKING! ua-cam.com/video/f2XwoLbtqXg/v-deo.html
Wow, this was great! Thank you for making this video.
This makes me happy! Glad it helps you!
You remind me A LOT of Eartha Kitt!
Ah, that's a new one for me! 😊
what is the average chest range of a female?
I’m still confused , where to place voice ? Cause when I lift my soft palate my voice goes back and sounds muddy I wanna know that wile singing where to place my voice and tried a lot but still can’t sing mix
I cover this in my first few videos in my Beginner Playlist. I also cover it in my playlist on Resonance.
@@Victoria-Victorious I’m from India
I’ve been self practicing pop singing since few years and just came across your courses, i would love to enrol in your pop singing online classes.
Preferably your personal online classes.
I’ve been trying to contact you since a while but have received any response yet, It would be great if you could guide me further for it…
As stated on my website, my private studio is full and I am not adding to the wait list. Your other options are:
1. participating in my group classes for members of my audio exercise training program www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/group-classes/ (need to become a VVVEP member first (www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/order-victorias-victorious-vocal-exercise-program/)
2. submitting a video for evaluation: www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/product/video-review-of-your-singing/
3. Of course, you should be subscribed to my UA-cam channel where I post valuable info seldom found online and certainly not for free! ua-cam.com/users/vrsing
Hy everyone m 13yr old biggener any tips?
Yes I like to have the free book /record
The link is in the description box below all of my videos. Here it is: **FREE E-BOOKS - Victoria's Victorious (Quick Fix) Vocal Tips! 25 Quick fixes! Sign up on our mailing list and receive your copies instantly! www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/victorias-victorious-quick-fix-vocal-tips-e-book/
I think I accidentally found my mix but I don’t know how I did
Is saying 'chest blend' supposed to help me get mixed voice ? lol .
Of course not! If you are just thinking of just saying the words, you did not understand the video. I recommend watching it again. I get beginning students to understand mix in the first lesson.
When do mix voice it feel like do chest voice? (Am baritone)
Yes, baritones sing in chest/chest blend almost all the time. Your chest voice thins out as you ascend (chest blend or chest mix).
@@Victoria-Victorious thx you 💖🙏🙏
I have a question about my voice. www.dropbox.com/s/xo9anun7fxt62l7/Mixed.wav?dl=0
This is very terrible voice but was that mixed? And if so, how do I strengthen?
If you would like a video review of your singing, please go to my website and follow the instructions there: www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/
te amo señora
Could you show us how you blend. Because what this video does is show us that you can blend but doesn’t give us guide lines or tests to know if we are blending
I have 7 videos on Mixed Voice. In the description of this video, it says: This video was part 1 where we did mixed voice exercises in speech. Here is Part 2 where we apply to singing! ua-cam.com/video/3wfGp1d4U2Y/v-deo.html. Once you are comfortable with the first 2 videos, you can go on to Still Confused About Chest Mix vs Head Mix?" ua-cam.com/video/R8IRVpfgfr4/v-deo.html. Here is my full PLAYLIST on MIXED VOICE: Mixed Voice Made Easy! ua-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDCCsBgnhWjfRRAWIPflxZp1.html Hope that helps!
Plz make video on Passagio
I have a playlist on the passaggio. I will make another video on it soon. Passaggio (bridge) - HOW TO NAVIGATE THROUGH IT SMOOTHLY! ua-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDAsuVFcVCRgX8xhNx7u4Qsw.html
@@Victoria-Victorious oh thanks
you are cool and rock hard
Thank you again! :)
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I please put the technique excersise
All the teachers just explain
See my playlist on Mixed Voice. I have lots of exercises in the videos.
If I could just ''find'' my chest blend I wouldn't be looking for a lesson.
Perhaps you just need a private lesson. Most singers that I have worked with find their chest blend easily through the speaking exercises, then they can apply it to singing.
'😘🍸🍦Let's get it on " mmm
Confusing
Do you have a specific question? Mixed Voice is very confusing to a lot of singers.