Beginner Singing Lesson - Cord Closure - Adduction Practice - All Voices
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- Beginner Singing Lesson - Cord Closure - Adduction
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descending scale we 7:30
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I have watched TONSSSS of vocal coaches and videos and have had personal lessons, and you're the best. I learned about compression from another teacher on UA-cam, and I know he's right, but it's like he doesn't actually say anything or provide simple exercises like you. You're so simple and to the point. I just sang along with you playing the piano, and it was great! Like having a private lesson at home :D
Love the lava lamp.
Thank you for these exercises Jeff. I didn't know what vocal adduction was until I found a video about it, and now I see that you have them too. I really need more power in my voice, so these should help.
Jeff this was amazing. Your explanation and presentation of everything is so simple and effective. I'm going to practice with this exact video for the next coming weeks to improve my adduction. Thank you so much!!!
Your work with all of us bass baritones is outstanding , thank you sir !
I love that lamp! Btw, good video!
Thanks for mentioning the term compression. I never knew that this is what people meant when they used the term.
Thank you for this video. The exercises were helpful. I’m convinced this is main cause of my singing issues.
Thanks Jeff!
Hey Jeff, could you do a warm up video for a basso profundo voice like mine? You could imagine it would be hard to find warm ups that go to my lowest note of Bb1-A1 😂 Thanks, and nice video!
Thank you thank you!
Without any further ado at 2:55 😉 Thanks Jeff! 🐯
Couldn‘t agree more!
Great experiences ! Though my problem is to contain this when actually singing a song. I always go too airy again
i like your lava lamp I've not seen that colour before ;D
Awesome like always ! thanks for all those free lessons
Thank you!
Thanks so much
I know you from mangalore or bangalore
I see u
@@yungkush6588 mumbai
Hi Jeff! So I was wondering; I still feel like I either do these exercises with a breathy voice, or my tongue and throat feels really tense.
Do you have any tips on how to get in that perfect space of balance between lifting the soft palate while staying relaxed?
Thank you so much for making relavant, vocally healthy content for users like me!
Hello and thanks for your comment. Thanks for watching and thanks for your kind words too!
I would suggest that you focus on short vowel exercises. I believe that those are in this video but you'll also find them in this playlist:
ua-cam.com/play/PL2mQP7sE6PHg8wjZBjfJ3HGVqjxBF2swE.html
Please don't recoil at the title of that playlist if you go to it. Vocal fold adduction should be labeled as a fundamental technique. Without that, all the palate manipulation in the world won't result in a tone that isn't breathy.
I hope that helps!
Jeff
@@JeffRolka Update:
I've been doing this and...
I can FINALLY belt. It is glottal but not "glottal shock" or in an unhealthy way, just buzzy.
Still having trouble breaking the habit of signing breathy, or like "Huhh". I have to correct myself constantly (because I formed a bad habit of singing breathily all the time) which is super annoying, but I am improving so much which is really good!!
Just wanted to let you know that all the work that I'm sure goes into making these videos is really helping someone like me fix their technique 😁!
Do you think one can get or should try to achieve a good, a very firm vocal cord closure without training much? As a beginner? Such that no excess air would leak during singing ever again?
Interesting question! I'll talk about it in Questions from Comments 43! Thanks for being here and thanks for subscribing!
It seems like an impossible task for me to keep it up all the time and my throat feels constricted when I try to keep vocal cords adducted. But I was taught that this is the first thing to learn and otherwise there is no point supporting, if the airway leaks. But I wonder that is this something one can learn overnight? I also wonder that are we supposed to have this firm adduction also in the high register including some muscular work? Thank you so much 🙏
Hi Jeff. I’ve found that when I put my hands over my head in the bow like you demonstrate in some videos, that I get better expansion, more power, clarity and freedom. But as soon as I bring my arms down I lose the benefits. Do you have any suggestions for how to maintain the expansion when not doing the bow?
You're halfway there. What you're noticing is proper engagement and expansion, where the abdominal muscles have proper access to the diaphragm. That's really awesome!
How do we maintain it when standing normally? Focused practice. Alternate your exercises between hands overhead and at yours sides, more like a marionette, though. Go back and forth and work to get the same engagement. It's a practice but it's worth it.
Best,
Jeff
Thanks, Jeff! Made my day!
Which videos go over this technique? Thanks!
@@mattl14 hi, which video goes over this technique?
@@Userff2667 he covers it in several but i don’t know the name of them off the top off my head. I know in the AAA method he talks about it. Try searching in UA-cam for Rolka breathing or appogio and see what comes up.
Hey Jeff! Do you have any vids purely for vocal strain?
Sure!
ua-cam.com/video/cmi4HIEXrlI/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/GOsQvyGXNik/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/J_hxNu5OXOs/v-deo.html
Please tell me the difference between adduction gap and cord closure. My dr. Said that i ihave adduction gap on my vocal cord.. previousely i used to teach ... now its 4 years i can't speak even for 3 minutes .if i speak i feel dry on my throat and get infection.. please suggest me special exercise 🙏 let me know which exercise would be better🙏🙏
I'm not sure, I'm afraid. Ask your doctor for further clarification. Have you spoken to an ENT? If you have been a singing instructor, explain that to the ENT and see what the gap may be and how it would affect your voice.
All the best,
Jeff
4:33 - I think I have a good idea of what expansion feels like, but with the engagement, is it essentially just the feeling of the stomach naturally pulling in slightly when you say the "he"? I watched your appoggio videos but it always feels like I'm forcing the muscles to pull in...rather than naturally... I don't know it just feels weird to me.
Great question! I'm going to answer it in Questions from Comments 43!
I’ve had some vocal paresis my right vocal cord the last 7 months, and it’s a small gap but my vocals are not damaged. Dr says it’ll be fine. My ability to sing in head voice is gone and my rang has decreased dramatically and my tone not so great Im scared if never sing again or have beautiful voice I worked so hard for again😞 is it possible I’d get my voice back?
I'm sorry to hear this! I'll talk about it in Questions from Comments 31!
best,
Jeff
Where do I find that comment? Thank you for reply
Should I do this everyday or should I do some other exercises as well?
Think about each video as a lesson to work through for a couple days or a week, then switch it up. Keep in mind, it's not whether or not you can sing all the notes but HOW you sing all the notes!
@@JeffRolka Ok thank you so much sir
I’m not sure I understood your answer in my last comment? Where would I find you answered this question ?
I haven't released the video yet! It'll be out in another week or two!
Best!
Jeff
@@JeffRolka Oh!!! Okay
Do you offer private lessons?
Hello! Thanks for your comment. Yes! You can get in touch here:
www.jeffrolka.com/connect-2/
Best!
Jeff
I'm diagnosed with phonatory gap
Plz reply this exercise help me
I'm sorry to hear that, what has your doctor recommended?
@@JeffRolka
1.speech therepy
2. Surgery ( thyroplasty )
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I thought lip trill help with vocal closure
Maybe, but perhaps not in the way that one might think it would. The lip trill works because it takes some of the weight of the air column off of the vocal folds. This allows the vocal fold to change configuration more easily, and can result in retaining adduction over registration events when normally that might not be the case. Adduction is 'cord closure'.
The thing is, once you take the lip trill away, and sing regular vowels, those benefits disappear, so you have to have other means to achieve vocal fold adduction. That's part of what I'm covering in this video.
Best!
Jeff