I can't even always get to a C5 in falsetto (hooty breathy type like Emotional Rescue) but I can usually get to an A4 in a regular connected head voice (or mix) if I'm sufficiently warmed up, although I usually can't sustain it that much and wouldn't likely use it in a live situation. My falsetto range started gradually decreasing around the age of 40. I used to be able to hit at least an E5 in breathy falsetto if warmed up, but that decreased to a D5 above the age of 40 and now I'm lucky if I can hit a C5 in falsetto. I used to be able to get to a B4 or even a C5 in a regular connected head voice if warmed up, but not something I would have used in a live situation. Sometimes I can still get to a Bb4 in regular head voice in an exercise, mainly on an ooh vowel, but not always, and it's really a stretch. Wondering if my situation means the method would not allow me to recover lost range?
I can say with 100% certainty you could recover lost range I’m 52 and my range increased I also have a student that is 72 and he can’t believe his transformation. If you put the work in and you don’t have an ailment you will get all your range back plus some
Coming from Dave…. This is legit!!! Congratulations both Dave and Daniel!!! Awesome work both of you!!!
Sounds great! Way to go Dave and Dan!
Great job! I'm still workin at it. Definitely the right technique.
I wanna do one! Great job Dave!!
Go Dave, Go Dan! 👌
Sting is that you
I can't even always get to a C5 in falsetto (hooty breathy type like Emotional Rescue) but I can usually get to an A4 in a regular connected head voice (or mix) if I'm sufficiently warmed up, although I usually can't sustain it that much and wouldn't likely use it in a live situation. My falsetto range started gradually decreasing around the age of 40. I used to be able to hit at least an E5 in breathy falsetto if warmed up, but that decreased to a D5 above the age of 40 and now I'm lucky if I can hit a C5 in falsetto. I used to be able to get to a B4 or even a C5 in a regular connected head voice if warmed up, but not something I would have used in a live situation. Sometimes I can still get to a Bb4 in regular head voice in an exercise, mainly on an ooh vowel, but not always, and it's really a stretch. Wondering if my situation means the method would not allow me to recover lost range?
I can say with 100% certainty you could recover lost range I’m 52 and my range increased I also have a student that is 72 and he can’t believe his transformation. If you put the work in and you don’t have an ailment you will get all your range back plus some
Keep working on improving Dave!