As a woman with a low chest voice, i find it easier and logical I am using the men's practise. I've been doing the men's AND women's voice practise here. I have a low "crack" note (from chest to head v) but a high soprano range in head. It's a challenge to find any songs to sing at karaoke, cuz i usually need male singers' songs and they have higher chest (or mixed? Hmm...) voices than I have, but this video is a good reminder to hang in there and continue working on the mixed voice (a big challenge for me, but worth the work I'm sure). Much thanks!
Same!! I tend to lean toward singing tenor songs (Bowie, Scott Weiland, Stevie Wonder) or alto songs (Toni Braxton, Sade, and some of Mariah's lower register songs). Singing in church is especially painful as all the female sections are skyscraper soprano parts and I can't often find the harmony so I'll sing the men's part. What's your range? I'm about a C3-D5 (maybe a bit wider with practice).
This has been like, the most amazing transformation in my voice. I just belted a D5 with so much power and I am in awe. This is the best voice channel ever, this and the whistle register video have helped me out so much. Thank you ❤️❤️
I’m so glad I found your channel! I have an audition in a month and for once I’m gonna actually try to sing like myself and not try to emulate other people. Your videos have been a lifesaver!
One thing I’ve learned about singing is if your voice is becoming unbelievably heavy through your bridge and the noise falls apart you are probably pushing about 10 times more than you need to and you can’t have good support this way less is more and you don’t need to push or shout to belt the natural resonance will do that for you after you can do that way adding a little more pressure or less can give you colour and texture to the voice
Music is a way to express yourself. Let things come naturally. Let your voice be alive. There is no right or wrong. There is price for sounding "cool". Its almost like listener feels your sacrifice for good expression. They feel that you are ready to hurt your voice a little bit to give your best for that song.
And I agree that some singers belt wrong and some singers want to do the same belts like their favorite singer does but some of their favorite singers can belt wrong even though some of their favorite artists are natural belters still they could belt wrong and they can’t do the same belts as their favorite singer if it’s the wrong belt because they could damage their voice permanently
What is Belting and How to Belt Your Singing Voice 4:31 Octave Repeat "NAY" 5:59 Octave Repeat "NAE" 7:28 Octave Repeat "BAE" 8:46 Octave Repeat "GUG" 10:20 Octave Repeat "MUM"
After years I am almost mastering singing high notes with low (very low) power but still really don't know how to belt XD, but one singer that I like those high notes the way you told is Mchl (musics "broken roots", "die trying" and "gone" have those high notes). I really don't know how could I help you but what helped me a lot (my speech therapist taught me) is to sing every single note (doesn't matter if its low, medium, high) with the very minimun air that I can use, and taught me too to use a styrofoam cup (it really NEED to be a *styrofoam* cup, do a very small hole with the tip of a pen in the cup), put it on your mouth (try to not let any air pass by the sides of the cup) and sing inside the cup, that way your vocal chords get a massage while you train your sing, so you can train the high notes for more time without feel too much stress... I have been training those high notes since + - 2016, but that two tips helped me to improve a lot faster, hope it helps you too. And an exercise that I love to do with the cup is to hit one note on the piano, guitar, piano app in the smartphone or other instrument and sustain that note with my voice till I get out of air (using the very minimun air). I love these three, still helping me a LOT. Of course there is other things that I do, but I'm not singing teacher, just love to sing and love some techniques and have been working to mastering them and I will not write here because it's getting too long LOL. Good luck. *Edit* One more tip: when going up the note, be sure to take your chin forward (as soon as you get to the first note of the falsetto, or the mix voice), so that you can reach the high notes much easier, (less tension on the vocal chords).
I can sing softly up till my 3rd octave c5 d5 on a good day afterwards i start screeching they are unusable 😂 I think falsetto is what you are looking for not belting.
It was like you were in my head. 😲 The moment I thought, great, but how does this translate to singing a real song, you said it in the video. Thanks for the video. Definitely one of the more helpful and realistic ones on this topic.
Ramsey Voice Studio I was wondering if you were thinking of doing some videos on the different variations of mixed voice. Head-dominant/chest-dominant/balanced, etc. I like your explanations! you’re quite comprehensible.
Hi, thank you for all these exercises they really help me!!! but... I have a problem, while doing the exercises I can belt higher notes easier and nicely, but when I'm singing a song in which the high notes are words that start with a consonant I just can't belt the notes (even the ones that are way below the ones that I reach on the exercises) :( So why I can I belt high when practicing but not when I'm actually singing a song? How can I improve that?
Hey Ramsey! I can sometimes belt on higher notes, but not with my bridge notes. Sometimes, if the coordination is right, my bridge notes are firm enough being belted and somehow erases my breaks. Would give me some tips and advices on how to approach my first bridge when singing songs (on what to think when I approach high notes, without the sound getting light, airy or weak when heard by the audience) and strengthen those weak bridge notes of mine. I hope you can help me with this. Regards, Jan from Philippines (Vocal Athlete)
Hey Jan, that's great that you're learning to belt! My recommendation for strengthening them would be to actually start from the highest note and start modulating downwards. As you start from the higher notes, you'll notice you get more resonance when you're singing lower.
Thank you. I love your work it helps me a lot. One question: i cant not sing loud at my flat so i exercise more in speech level volume. Can i work on these exercises while i'm singing not that loud? What you think? :-)
Super useful video! Just a quick question, is it ok if I do both male and female excercises? I've been told by several singing teachers and vocal coaches that my vocal range is wide enough to hit a good portion of the female register without doing much effort, so I also want to improve that part since I think that can be a super cool point to explore.
Thank you for this video! QUESTION: Is the larynx supposed to stay neutral while belting? I love singing, but my larynx-movement frustrates me very much. I can push it down while singing high, but it doesn't feel natural and sounds as if I'm imitating opera.
Hey Nick, great question. I saw my colleague Justin Stoney recently put out a video on the neutral larynx. Here's the deal: keeping your larynx relaxed is an ideal in singing. It doesn't always happen. Especially when you're singing loud and with more weight, the larynx will tend to rise. That's not the end of the world. My larynx still moves somewhat when I sing low to high. It's natural. What you don't want is for the tone on those high notes to be so squeezy and compressed that it sounds like you're choking. In this article, I show you a few ways to check for too much tongue and laryngeal tension: ramseyvoice.com/how-to-sing/
@@ramseyvoicestudio Thank you very much for your detailed reply and the link, I'll read it in the morning. You're a great vocal coach and I wish you all the best of luck and success that you deserve 👍
Hi, I am not an singer. I recently joined a duet with someone on an singing app for the song ( without you ) and she has a beautiful voice!! She committed our duet that : this is classic, thanks for belt it out. I been wondering what’s that mean .. And I found your video. So, belt it out is good or bad ?
Hey Aashish, you probably don't need to belt into the 5th octave for most singing. Perhaps a C5 would be great belted. But my advice would be to actually make your E4-C5 range sounds as amazing as possible
James Hetfield is the most well known belter that is his bread and butter I'm sure most know who he is but just case some don't he is the lead singer for Metallica
i still have a problem with straining my voice while belting. i don't strain it too much, but i can feel a tingle-ish thing in my throat after i finish singing, and when i move onto the next line, i find it a tad bit hard to get steady again. should i change the key of the song? if i do so, what if i can only belt in that key but not sing properly? i'm auditioning for a thing and i want to be my best at it
one thing that has helped me is holding on my chest and whenever I don't feel the vibration in my chest then I know I am using head voice....when I am doing the exercises and hold on my chest, I feel vibration in my chest, but the vibration dissapears whenever I go on the very high note...switching to head voice, supposing that means I am belting then?...don't know if this makes sense, worked for me though I might be wrong, what do u think Ramsey rams? thnx tho
I dont really know how to sing but belting seems like something I can do without sounding like an idiot. I feel like I maintain notes when im super vocal and letting everything out. If I were to sing say a billie eilish soft somg i'd sound like a dying pig, anyone know why that is? Is that my style or do I have to learn both.
thanks, sometimes I have giveaways, check out tomorrows vocal clinic with Focusrite for a chance to win Master Your Voice and recording gear, here's the link to register, you must watch live to qualify: focusrite.com/en/vocal-clinic
Im 14 and Im having a hard time holding E4-G#4(my highest note ive hit inchest voice)I can hit them but not for long because its really heavy how do I manage to lift up this weights with ease?? My speaking is heavier and darker similar to Niall Horans voice but a bit lighter than his. Can you help me to carry this weights easier? Without any mix
Hey Rien, thanks for your question! Yes, the answer to hitting those notes in your bridge is to NOT push or belt just yet. Actually, you want to find the perfect balance of chest and head on those notes and then gradually add more power. Check out the singing techniques in this article to help: ramseyvoice.com/singing-techniques/
I've been practicing these exercises for 2 days straight, and while I've been told I have a strong voice, I've also been told that I maybe push too hard sometimes. I really want to hit those high notes, and i may be pushing too hard because today, i felt a burning sensation in my throat and my throat started hurting from singing. When I started doing gug around the second octave, then I felt a bit of a strain. I think that i need to ease into those high notes a bit more. I could also just lip roll too. What do you think?
You should NOT feel any pain when you sing. Strain is a little hard to define but probably isn't a good idea for a beginning singer, if you are. I think you should practice every single day with a very good warmup first, and I would also concentrate on strengthening your mix voice, going into your head voice, get a really good grip on those first
I am a dude, when I sing those F# notes with nay, my voice is a little airy and breathy. Is that normal? Will that breathy sound go away as I practice more?
Wow! Thank you so much, Matt! It really helped. And this time, without pushing, I felt like Christina Aguilera! I know I don't have that tone... 😅 So here's my question, Is that hurtful to do that brahhh (u know that aggressive thing that Aguilera and a lot of other singers do)??? Cause when you do the safe belt, it's not happening anymore.
4:54,6:06,7:42,8:49,10:27
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Thanks mannnnnnn!
I hope my neighbors don't come to my door with a baseball bat after this lol
if they do just sing bat bat bat bat bat bat bat bat bat bat
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😂😂😂😂
Your silly
@@bruhmoment3731 lmao 🤣🤣
As a woman with a low chest voice, i find it easier and logical I am using the men's practise. I've been doing the men's AND women's voice practise here. I have a low "crack" note (from chest to head v) but a high soprano range in head. It's a challenge to find any songs to sing at karaoke, cuz i usually need male singers' songs and they have higher chest (or mixed? Hmm...) voices than I have, but this video is a good reminder to hang in there and continue working on the mixed voice (a big challenge for me, but worth the work I'm sure). Much thanks!
Same!! I tend to lean toward singing tenor songs (Bowie, Scott Weiland, Stevie Wonder) or alto songs (Toni Braxton, Sade, and some of Mariah's lower register songs). Singing in church is especially painful as all the female sections are skyscraper soprano parts and I can't often find the harmony so I'll sing the men's part. What's your range? I'm about a C3-D5 (maybe a bit wider with practice).
Same, as I'm singing in rock style
When karaoking don't try to sound like the artist. Make the song yours with your voice but just hit notes.
timestamps of exercises
octave repeat nay for males 5:02 & females 5:20
octave repeat nae for males 6:17 & females 6:48
octave repeat bae for males 7:43 & females 8:01
octave repeat gug for males 8:59 & females 9:16
octave repeat mum for males 10:35 & females 10:54
did this for the challenge
good going!
What about for theys?
😭
@@biandanxious3438 wdym?
@@biandanxious3438 Base it on your natural range
@@AJPMUSIC_OFFICIAL
I was just joking about how this comment leaves out non-binary people.
Don’t mind me, lol
This has been like, the most amazing transformation in my voice. I just belted a D5 with so much power and I am in awe. This is the best voice channel ever, this and the whistle register video have helped me out so much. Thank you ❤️❤️
I’m so glad I found your channel! I have an audition in a month and for once I’m gonna actually try to sing like myself and not try to emulate other people. Your videos have been a lifesaver!
Good luck with your audition!
Thank you for explaining the holy grail of what the hell belting is vs mixing.
Glad it was helpful!
So what exactly their difference 😭?
When you belted at the beginning you scared the shit out of me. No seriously, I'm holding the turd right now.
Sorry Charlie. Shoulda known I was about to rock!!! Ha
Thank you , I learned a lot from you and I still needs more.
Glad to help
One thing I’ve learned about singing is if your voice is becoming unbelievably heavy through your bridge and the noise falls apart you are probably pushing about 10 times more than you need to and you can’t have good support this way less is more and you don’t need to push or shout to belt the natural resonance will do that for you after you can do that way adding a little more pressure or less can give you colour and texture to the voice
that's good technique
Music is a way to express yourself. Let things come naturally. Let your voice be alive. There is no right or wrong. There is price for sounding "cool". Its almost like listener feels your sacrifice for good expression. They feel that you are ready to hurt your voice a little bit to give your best for that song.
And I agree that some singers belt wrong and some singers want to do the same belts like their favorite singer does but some of their favorite singers can belt wrong even though some of their favorite artists are natural belters still they could belt wrong and they can’t do the same belts as their favorite singer if it’s the wrong belt because they could damage their voice permanently
Hey Kim, you're right! You don't want to belt the wrong way!
The harminics in this room are amazing I love it. Soecially since I'm in my bathroom.
thank you for the instruction - i had no idea of what belting was
What is Belting and How to Belt Your Singing Voice
4:31 Octave Repeat "NAY"
5:59 Octave Repeat "NAE"
7:28 Octave Repeat "BAE"
8:46 Octave Repeat "GUG"
10:20 Octave Repeat "MUM"
thanks
I can’t wait to try this tonight.
Love this video! Thank you for your clear explanation and examples!
You are so welcome!
I really wanna learn the opposite. Consistently singing clean high notes with low power is damn difficult
After years I am almost mastering singing high notes with low (very low) power but still really don't know how to belt XD, but one singer that I like those high notes the way you told is Mchl (musics "broken roots", "die trying" and "gone" have those high notes).
I really don't know how could I help you but what helped me a lot (my speech therapist taught me) is to sing every single note (doesn't matter if its low, medium, high) with the very minimun air that I can use, and taught me too to use a styrofoam cup (it really NEED to be a *styrofoam* cup, do a very small hole with the tip of a pen in the cup), put it on your mouth (try to not let any air pass by the sides of the cup) and sing inside the cup, that way your vocal chords get a massage while you train your sing, so you can train the high notes for more time without feel too much stress...
I have been training those high notes since + - 2016, but that two tips helped me to improve a lot faster, hope it helps you too. And an exercise that I love to do with the cup is to hit one note on the piano, guitar, piano app in the smartphone or other instrument and sustain that note with my voice till I get out of air (using the very minimun air). I love these three, still helping me a LOT. Of course there is other things that I do, but I'm not singing teacher, just love to sing and love some techniques and have been working to mastering them and I will not write here because it's getting too long LOL.
Good luck.
*Edit* One more tip: when going up the note, be sure to take your chin forward (as soon as you get to the first note of the falsetto, or the mix voice), so that you can reach the high notes much easier, (less tension on the vocal chords).
@@elimarcos hey, thank you for the tips, I'll definitely be trying them out!
@@elimarcos wow, thank you!
I can sing softly up till my 3rd octave c5 d5 on a good day afterwards i start screeching they are unusable 😂
I think falsetto is what you are looking for not belting.
Very difficult following Ozzys vocals on Changes. A good challenge would be Symptom Of The Universe by Black Sabbath.
thanks for the suggestion
Sounds familiar with mixed voice!!
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It was like you were in my head. 😲 The moment I thought, great, but how does this translate to singing a real song, you said it in the video. Thanks for the video. Definitely one of the more helpful and realistic ones on this topic.
Thanks for the exercises and the explanations.
Hey Ramsey, how long does it take to develop a vocal belt? What is the maximum? How long did it take you to develop a vocal belt?
Hey Alison, it took me a long time to find my mixed voice. Then finding the belt came much more easily.
You are very articulate.
Belting is still so difficult for me after six years of vocal practice
perfect exercise for belting
Thanks for posting.
The head voice example was actually a mix lol, it wasn’t pure head voice. Really cool anyway!!
Glad you liked it Felix!
Ramsey Voice Studio I was wondering if you were thinking of doing some videos on the different variations of mixed voice. Head-dominant/chest-dominant/balanced, etc. I like your explanations! you’re quite comprehensible.
precisely demonstrated.
thanks, Joyce
Thank you ❤
You sing so differently then how you speak it’s so cool to hear haha
this was actually very informative. thanks sir!
Can you go live on UA-cam and do a Q and A because I got questions I need answers to
Hey Kim, yes in the next week. Still looking at scheduling for this...
Wow🥰 I learned allot like knowing you can realy sing 😲
Your videos are brilliant and your methods are similar to those of Roger Burnley.
Roger and I have the same training background in SLS.
Hi, thank you for all these exercises they really help me!!! but... I have a problem, while doing the exercises I can belt higher notes easier and nicely, but when I'm singing a song in which the high notes are words that start with a consonant I just can't belt the notes (even the ones that are way below the ones that I reach on the exercises) :(
So why I can I belt high when practicing but not when I'm actually singing a song? How can I improve that?
Fabulous instruction!! Thanks.
THanks Kathryn! That means so much to me. Make sure read the full article as well: ramseyvoice.com/belting/
Classical kids can always use some jazz, we all need some dissonance in our lives
absolutely
Sir my voice is like childish
My age is19yrs how should i increase bass and huskiness in my voice plz help
Hey Amit, the bratty sound is a pretty safe way of growing the voice. Make sure to follow the instructions exactly: ramseyvoice.com/belting/
Great and helpful explanation 👍🎶🎤
Hey Ramsey! I can sometimes belt on higher notes, but not with my bridge notes. Sometimes, if the coordination is right, my bridge notes are firm enough being belted and somehow erases my breaks. Would give me some tips and advices on how to approach my first bridge when singing songs (on what to think when I approach high notes, without the sound getting light, airy or weak when heard by the audience) and strengthen those weak bridge notes of mine. I hope you can help me with this.
Regards,
Jan from Philippines (Vocal Athlete)
Hey Jan, that's great that you're learning to belt! My recommendation for strengthening them would be to actually start from the highest note and start modulating downwards. As you start from the higher notes, you'll notice you get more resonance when you're singing lower.
And when is it falsetto? What's the difference?
Belting is head voice notes with chest voice power, here's a lesson on head voice (falsetto):
ramseyvoice.com/head-voice-falsetto/
Got here to understang what Nerissa Ravencroft was talking about. Thanks! Now I know.
Thank you. I love your work it helps me a lot. One question: i cant not sing loud at my flat so i exercise more in speech level volume. Can i work on these exercises while i'm singing not that loud? What you think? :-)
well you can, but belting implies power
Super useful video! Just a quick question, is it ok if I do both male and female excercises? I've been told by several singing teachers and vocal coaches that my vocal range is wide enough to hit a good portion of the female register without doing much effort, so I also want to improve that part since I think that can be a super cool point to explore.
Do you! Your voice is yours to use!
You're back =)
I never left Iven...Haha!
Thank you, your videos help alot 🙈
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks for the knowledge
My pleasure
So I’ve just been naturally good at this from making random noises 😂😭
Thank you for this video!
QUESTION: Is the larynx supposed to stay neutral while belting?
I love singing, but my larynx-movement frustrates me very much. I can push it down while singing high, but it doesn't feel natural and sounds as if I'm imitating opera.
Hey Nick, great question. I saw my colleague Justin Stoney recently put out a video on the neutral larynx. Here's the deal: keeping your larynx relaxed is an ideal in singing. It doesn't always happen. Especially when you're singing loud and with more weight, the larynx will tend to rise. That's not the end of the world. My larynx still moves somewhat when I sing low to high. It's natural.
What you don't want is for the tone on those high notes to be so squeezy and compressed that it sounds like you're choking. In this article, I show you a few ways to check for too much tongue and laryngeal tension: ramseyvoice.com/how-to-sing/
@@ramseyvoicestudio Thank you very much for your detailed reply and the link, I'll read it in the morning. You're a great vocal coach and I wish you all the best of luck and success that you deserve 👍
Thanks Nick!
Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi, I am not an singer. I recently joined a duet with someone on an singing app for the song ( without you ) and she has a beautiful voice!! She committed our duet that : this is classic, thanks for belt it out.
I been wondering what’s that mean ..
And I found your video.
So, belt it out is good or bad ?
I am a teen male but never able to belt in 5th octave what to do?
Hey Aashish, you probably don't need to belt into the 5th octave for most singing. Perhaps a C5 would be great belted. But my advice would be to actually make your E4-C5 range sounds as amazing as possible
James Hetfield is the most well known belter that is his bread and butter I'm sure most know who he is but just case some don't he is the lead singer for Metallica
I sing both the men’s and women’s exercises, lol.
i still have a problem with straining my voice while belting. i don't strain it too much, but i can feel a tingle-ish thing in my throat after i finish singing, and when i move onto the next line, i find it a tad bit hard to get steady again. should i change the key of the song? if i do so, what if i can only belt in that key but not sing properly? i'm auditioning for a thing and i want to be my best at it
here's how not to strain:
ramseyvoice.com/sing-without-straining/
My voice always cracks so what should I do and how much time does it take?
Here's my tutorial on vocal break:
ramseyvoice.com/fix-vocal-break/
U have a nice growl, i nedd to learn that. (im a girl)💜 i wanna growl like Whitney Houston
one thing that has helped me is holding on my chest and whenever I don't feel the vibration in my chest then I know I am using head voice....when I am doing the exercises and hold on my chest, I feel vibration in my chest, but the vibration dissapears whenever I go on the very high note...switching to head voice, supposing that means I am belting then?...don't know if this makes sense, worked for me though I might be wrong, what do u think Ramsey rams? thnx tho
I think you're onto something!
Taylorxsings is also a perfect Belter
Yes Kim. Very nice song!
I dont really know how to sing but belting seems like something I can do without sounding like an idiot. I feel like I maintain notes when im super vocal and letting everything out. If I were to sing say a billie eilish soft somg i'd sound like a dying pig, anyone know why that is? Is that my style or do I have to learn both.
Breathing and vocal dynamics.
It sounds like you need to learn to sing with more vocal control: ramseyvoice.com/vocal-control/
I really like your style. The packages are a bit pricy for me. Do you have any sort of discounts or anything like that? Thanks.
thanks, sometimes I have giveaways, check out tomorrows vocal clinic with Focusrite for a chance to win Master Your Voice and recording gear, here's the link to register, you must watch live to qualify:
focusrite.com/en/vocal-clinic
When you said let’s use a female for example I immediately thought of Adele😂and you used her
my choir teacher says im a soprano but im more comfortable singing alto? im confusedd
have you tried my app for finding your vocal range? here is the link: rangefinder.ramseyvoice.com/
Ramsey Voice Studio did u have apps for ios ?
Im 14 and Im having a hard time holding E4-G#4(my highest note ive hit inchest voice)I can hit them but not for long because its really heavy how do I manage to lift up this weights with ease?? My speaking is heavier and darker similar to Niall Horans voice but a bit lighter than his. Can you help me to carry this weights easier? Without any mix
Hey Rien, thanks for your question! Yes, the answer to hitting those notes in your bridge is to NOT push or belt just yet. Actually, you want to find the perfect balance of chest and head on those notes and then gradually add more power. Check out the singing techniques in this article to help: ramseyvoice.com/singing-techniques/
I'm gonna learn how to sing so I can crush my heart into a million pieces.
[fuyu no hanashi] here I come
Does this exercise improve hitting a high belt like Ariana Grande? I have really trouble singing with belting.
I've been practicing these exercises for 2 days straight, and while I've been told I have a strong voice, I've also been told that I maybe push too hard sometimes. I really want to hit those high notes, and i may be pushing too hard because today, i felt a burning sensation in my throat and my throat started hurting from singing. When I started doing gug around the second octave, then I felt a bit of a strain. I think that i need to ease into those high notes a bit more. I could also just lip roll too. What do you think?
You should NOT feel any pain when you sing. Strain is a little hard to define but probably isn't a good idea for a beginning singer, if you are. I think you should practice every single day with a very good warmup first, and I would also concentrate on strengthening your mix voice, going into your head voice, get a really good grip on those first
When your sweat spot singing voice is right between men and women🤪
(I’m honored, it makes me feel more they)
Idk, maybe some vocal coach called it as "mixed voice" in term or is that the different thing ? ☹️
Hey Deo, this is a "belty" mix
@@ramseyvoicestudio oh i see, nice explanation. 🙂
i have a very raspy voice even when i speak it is not pleaseant to hear my voice what should i do
if it's even when you're speaking, perhaps see a doctor
Me encantó.
Gracias Starlin!
I’m struggling on the “ gug”I keep losing my voice , what can I do about it ? I’m a beginner
I am a dude, when I sing those F# notes with nay, my voice is a little airy and breathy. Is that normal? Will that breathy sound go away as I practice more?
I would recommend strengthening your voice, here's my lesson on that:
ramseyvoice.com/increase-singing-power/
@@ramseyvoicestudio thank you!
you're welcome
hi I have a song on youtube call I believe Kansas city Missouri I wont to know if iam belting right on this song
Hey Marie, I'd love to check it out. You can book a virtual song critique here: ramseyvoice.com/book-singing-lessons/
i can belt high before but i dont know why i can't belt now 😭 everytime i try to belt when singing my voice cracks 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Can I as a tenor use this to sing like Ben Platt?
I would have to hear you to know, here's the link to book a lesson:
ramseyvoice.com/book-singing-lessons/
is it ok if i flip into mixed voice while doing the nay nay?
yes, of course it is, so many variables involved
What will your website's course teach me that your UA-cam videos doesn't?
Do you mean Master Your Voice? Yes
courses.ramseyvoice.com/p/master-your-voice-main-page
I thought belting was just singing a note very loudly/strongly w/o strain.
Can mask placed head voice be part of belting?
sorry I don't understand
@@ramseyvoicestudio what I mean is mask head voice
Can I belt if I use my place mask head ?
I'm so sorry, I still don't understand what you mean by mask
@@ramseyvoicestudio I thought you know masked head voice
I think I belt to sing higher notes... Otherwise I don't think I can do those notes without belting.
what is the diference between belting and mixing
Has anyone got tips on strengthening the lower range?
Im not sure if im doing it right(belting) or im switching to head voice/fal D:
check this lesson on head voice:
ramseyvoice.com/head-voice-falsetto/
@@ramseyvoicestudio thank you very much sir :)
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Comment * I meant. I am not good at English
When you say Burma
We are Burmese
thanks
The way he uses the the term belting as if it's a technical term sounds so wrong 🤣 "belting it out" is basically slang for loud singing
assuming that i can sing high just because im a female 🙄 smh
Poorly this doesn't work for the belt Ronnie Radke is using in "the drug in me is reimagined" that good. Or does he use an very, very uniqe belt?
When there is Celine Dion alive💖Adele goes away.
Wow! Thank you so much, Matt! It really helped. And this time, without pushing, I felt like Christina Aguilera! I know I don't have that tone... 😅
So here's my question,
Is that hurtful to do that brahhh (u know that aggressive thing that Aguilera and a lot of other singers do)???
Cause when you do the safe belt, it's not happening anymore.
🤯🤯🤯
Spoiler: there's no autotune here 🙂
My problem is that i'm a man and on high notes i sound like a female...