GETCHA BELT ON Part 4: Anchoring

We're still diving down the rabbit hole exploring the puzzle pieces that add up to a freer, fuller, fiercer belt and this video is about anchoring.
In order to take the strain and vocal load from the little muscles in our throat and neck, we need to be "active" in other ways.
My tutorial about the "inner smile" or tensor veli palatini lives here: thatsweetroar....

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

There are times in certain songs when I inhale so strongly and quickly that I achieve what I can best describe as feeling of uncoupling. Where the lower core is strongly engaged but up top I am free. I learned this technique to be able to sing songs that require a lot of punch and short spurts of intensity or backing off intensity. Two songs that come to mind where I employ this technique are Foreigner's "Urgent" or Little Richard's "Long Tall Sally." They are physically demanding songs.

[@camara1194]

yes estill!!!!!

[@MindlessBehaviorFanF]

Thank you for posting such helpful content. I appreciate your videos❤️

[@thatsweetroar]

Thank YOU for watching and leaving such a sweet comment! :)

[@sittingaloneinvip]

do you do zoom lessons??

[@thatsweetroar]

Yes! I do coaching which includes Zoom lessons: thatsweetroar.com/singing-lessons-coaching xx

[@tnvalleyyoga7122]

The color of the tone seems a little deeper when you anchored.

[@XxQueenChristinaxX]

The voice is the most rich when good support is engaged.

[@thatsweetroar]

YES! Great catch!