Great advice, I'll try and put it in to practice next time I'm singing high. I always feel the need to spend time after singing a particularly high song doing lots of soft ooohs and cooing sounds to bring my larynx back down.
This video is amazing, it’s solves a long problem I’ve had for a while. Could not understand why I sounded better before warming up voice. It was because every time I warmed up I was raising larynx. Thank so much for this exercise, you’ve got a new sub
Everyone says I'm an amazing singer and say I should go on talent shows and I know nothing about singing, if I learn to sing I'm not sure if I'll get better, or if I'll lose my uniqueness that everyone loves lol. I sing just from years and years of listening to music, which is I'm sure how everyone used to do it, but I'm enjoying the videos. I'd love a professional to critique me, cause I know the tone of my voice is great, cause people have been telling me all of my life, and I'm also aware I know nothing about singing.
Thanks, you're the first person who actually made me realise this :) But i have one problem, as i get into high notes (above like F4 because i'm a Tenor), my voice just cracks up and automatically gets into falsetto. How do i force myself to stay in belting while getting high? Do i just to learn to breath right and just squeeze my abdomen or there's a diffierent technique for it?
Thank you for this, I have trouble understanding lower larynx vs raised larynx still though, I have been singing for 12 years, but every time I have to sing on a lower key my throat hurts even if it is just a little lower, I think this technique could help me out, but I still don't know how to balance it given I just found your video today thanks to the Dimash video...
Everything; breathing, how to do a note, chest voice, head voice, where sounds come from...If I don't learn these exercises it's like everything I do naturally stops me from sounding how I want to
I have a question. Assuming that a neutral stable larynx is best for singing, which of the following would you rank as the worst out of the four types of moving larynges and how would you rank the other three?: 1. A tense larynx that moves according to the pitch of a note 2. A relaxed larynx that moves according to the pitch of the note 3. A tense larynx that moves up and down very quickly with vibrato 4. A relaxed larynx that moves up and down very quickly with vibrato
Based on The Anatomy of the Voice, you want to lower the cricothyroid or larynx down all the time even more when singing into head voice. When its high it tightens the throat. You get best wave vibration from pulling the larynx down.
thank you once again you are active in your comments and I appreciate the replies from you, most people wouldn’t bother because of pay and interested in people purchasing lessons and I would If I had the money but currently I cannot thank you, you are a amazing person I hope to become a amazing singer by this summer with your help!
I’m tryna be a melody rapper and I have a high pitched voice I don’t know if it’s my natural voice or not I feel like I’m using my larynx to high but I don’t know and I just wan to have a proper nature voice what should I do to find it
thx, I'm trying to sing the highest note from sublime leonardo gonçalves, but my voice sound very bright to a nasty sounding, but I hit the note easily, it's just not good sounding
the larynx should move up and down without forcing it to any position. Either low, neutral, or high, they’re all different options. There’s no ‘right' position, they are all different options. As long as there’s no false-chord contraction, there’s no big problem.
Hey Felix, thanks for the comment. I respectfully disagree. You want to keep the larynx in a neutral position since that stabilizes the first formant location and resonance. Also, I never advocated for "forcing" it into a position, but rather letting it rest.
Ramsey Voice Studio anyways, if you leave the larynx in one position, you’re not letting it move freely. It shouldn’t be in one position all the time. No matter whether it is low, middle, or high.
Ramsey Voice Studio the neutral position of the larynx is just one way of singing. It doesn’t apply to all styles. Belting for example. if you want to get a speech quality sound, a neutral larynx is fine, but if you want to sing something more metallic, a high larynx is the right option. None of the positions are healthier than the other. They’re all equally valid. you can sing with a neutral larynx and be full of false-chord constriction. That’s more dangerous than using a higher larynx. Same thing with low or high larynx. As long as you’re free of constriction, all of them must be an option. if not, there are big problems regardless of the position of the larynx your using.
Hey Ramsey. I'm a trans girl and a lot of us raise our larynx to have a feminine voice. Is it possible for me to still have a great singing voice while keeping my voice feminine and having it raised?
Hey Kira, great question. I've worked with a lot of trans singers and there are a TON of factors here. Are you doing hormone therapy? Was your transition M-F? F-M? How old are you? What kind of songs do you sing? Sorry if that doesn't answer your question, but it's important to give you the best picture I can.
@@ramseyvoicestudio I had this exact question I'm really looking for a vocal coach who can work with male to female trans people who need to raise the larynx to raise our resonance and sound feminine. After puberty HRT does not effect MtF voices. I really want to learn to sing in a feminine way and it's hard to figure out where to begin and who's even qualified to help
I've spent my life mimicking artists from Elvis to present day, I'm 38 can you tell me how to sing in my real voice, as I don't know what it is, I change it for the song I'm singing, I'm very good at mimicking styles
Hello My dear friend I am From india i found your video today. I want to know how can i see your video in Lessons. Bcoz i want to learn in lesson video
Prince, that's a really difficult question. I know singing makes me feel better by itself, but it may be hard to motivate yourself when you're depressed. Try listening to your fav UPBEAT singers. I'm probably not qualified to say more
Apparently others think I sing good. I kinda let the voice sheninigans as a young man... take over the overall self assessment of my voice tone. What age will the voice finally settle ?
Sir can you help me out? I often lower my larynx by yawning, and i now feel something wrong because there's pain when i push my finger below my jaw a bit,
Seth Rigg certainly not invent the idea of a low larynx it has been used by opera singer for 200 years now. Any vocal theory did originally come from opera. Just singing with a lowered larynx is not going to make you sound like an opera singer.
Thanks kuya ramsey...Kuya i am solid viewers from Philippines🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 Plssss... React again to MORISSETTE Cover Secret love song its LIVE on wish bus🎤🎤..Many fan of MORISSETTE like me steel watching reaction about MORISSETTE📱..thankssss..
But is it normal that the larynx raises at least a tiny bit when singing extremely high notes? Or is it really possible to let it rest on every single note in my range?
Hii! Is it possible to check if I have bad technique, I have some covers on my channel. I would be extremely grateful. I've never had singing lessons so I am really curious
Congrats on your channel! Matt provides his enrolled students with excellent guidance. He is only able to offer the kind of analysis you are asking for to those students. To book a singing lesson, here's the link: ramseyvoice.com/book-singing-lessons/
@@ramseyvoicestudio I have no clue I’m tryna raise my larynx I think to go from a deeper boring sound to a high more exciting sound but be able to balance it there
Ok so I’ve been trying to learn to sing for like maybe a year and I guess I saw some stuff about open throat. But I think I’ve been trying to sing from the back of my mouth so much that my larynx is so high and really breathy. It’s hard to explain but it’s a mess idk if anyone else has had this problem I can’t even explain it but I hope this video helps 😂
Hey Matt! Does singing soft make the larynx go high? When I sing in my normal voice it stays almost still but when I try to sing songs that have a soft tune like Charlie Puth songs it tends to go up. I heard that the larynx going up when singing soft is okay. Is it true? If it's true how am I supposed to hit high notes in those particular soft songs? If it's not true then should my larynx stay still even if I sing soft?
Hey Vedanth, great question. If you're not singing with your full voice, it's very possible that your nervous system will try to "assist" the pitch by raising the larynx to make up for the loss of adduction. Instead, I would recommend singing with a really strong mix first, and then learning to back off the volume while still in mixed voice. Check this out: ramseyvoice.com/mixed-voice/
Alright. So I almost get it all. Lowering your larynx = imagine swallowing. Raising your larynx = swallow. Okay but then after I swallow I can't keep the larynx in that position. Can someone help me with this problem of mine. Raising my larynx so I can sing in that position.
Hey I've been doing that exercise but when i do my falsetto the larynx rises a little nd when i searched a bit about it i found that falsetto being a breathy nd a thinner sound will always raise the larynx a bit so it it true or false fact?
The goal is to use the voice in such a way that the larynx is in a resting position as much as possible. With falsetto, practice of the head voice is key
What happens to your singing voice if you were to get rid of your Adam's apple for gender identity purposes? I still haven't found an answer that anybody could give me and I have searched all over the Internet and even asked some doctors but they couldn't give me a definitive answer. So what happens if I removed my Adams apple for gender identity purposes? Will that affect my ability to sing higher notes since I won't have a larynx or an Adam's apple rather?
Lol when I first read this I thought you meant getting rid of your Adams Apple completely lol XD I think there is a couple vids (not many I seen though) that help build up your larynx and strengthen that up first and little by little you can strengthen your singing voice as well.
Wouldn’t this run the risk of “coloring” your voice, which damages your voice in the long run? Trying to maintain that round, open sound as you go high, while making you sound more soulful or Whitney Houston-esque, is bad for your voice. Regine Velasquez sometimes sings with a high larynx when she sings passages with high notes, and she’s never fallen into the trap that most singers commit in trying to sound soulful by rounding their voice even in their upper range (paging Christina Aquilera). While she gets criticized for sounding too bright, her longevity can only attest to her proper singing technique, one of which is to allow herself to sing with a high larynx as needed.
Hey Chris, great points. Actually, I'm not suggesting "coloring" your voice at all. Instead, like I mentioned in the video, many beginning singers will sing with too high of a larynx which can impair their ability to sing higher. So if we add a bit of a "yawny" sound to the high larynx, the larynx will actually "rest" more in the middle which is the perfect place.
Ramsey Voice Studio so the question is: do we always have to apply this “yawny” sound when singing high. If not, then the question becomes, “when should you apply this technique when singing high.” Otherwise, if you believe this “yawn-ey” sound should be applied all the time, then doesn’t this conflict with the technique of widening your mouth, as if you’re smiling like Joker from Batman (a really bright smile), when singing high? The idea behind this technique is by brightening your vowels (ie singing “I love yaaaah” instead of “I love yooooo”), it creates a shape inside the mouth that is conducive to resonant and healthy belting.
I’m a trans guy and I’m struggling with my voice and I have no idea what is the idea of a males voice range or hz I’m so jealous of all my guy friends.
Transgender male to female speech therapy oftentimes focuses on raising the larynx to achieve a more feminine resonance. Do you have any advice for transgender mtf singers that have to rely on a raised larynx for their voice? Or do you have an advice for achieving a more feminine tone without raising the larynx? I know the last question may be a bit out of your area...
Hey Mark, I stand by my original assessment. I'd love to see a live acoustic recording of her where she sings in that way. I'm always open to being wrong, but those shows have a LOT of post-production on them, hers included.
@@ramseyvoicestudio I don't know what you want because the only way would for you and her to be in the same room and her without a microphone. UA-cam is awash with amazing performances from her with a broad selection of music types but she's always got a microphone, else it wouldn't get recorded. The moment she's got a microphone in her hand you can claim it's being processed in some fashion, no? Anyway, here's a great live performance she did for Russian Radio of her French song, Derniere Danse - ua-cam.com/video/b6bgN8ZwAOs/v-deo.html If you can't hear the deep chocolaty quality in her voice then I just don't what to tell you.
Hey Mark, thanks for the reply. I watched the video you sent. This definitely also has some post production on it. You can clearly hear the reverb throughout. All I want is an all acoustic performance. Like her singing in a room in front of a camera, rather than a whole setup. I'm totally open to changing my opinion, but even the recording you sent sounds WAY more normal than the original one I commented on.
@@ramseyvoicestudio I suppose the nearest you'll get to that is the recording she recently made herself in her own bedroom, thanks the pandemic, of A-Ha's Take On Me ua-cam.com/video/wUIUwQnIE_4/v-deo.html
My problem is when singing high it's either haaaaa.. or aiiiieo.... Which sounds bad. But Ramsey's high voice sounds like haaaa..(aaaaa) In my case that (aaaa) is gone 😂 Do you have any exercise or technic for that?
I’m sorry but what you say is not correct. You do not have to find a balance. If you need to sing the high notes you need an high position of the larynx instead if you need to sing low notes you need a low position, this is because the larynx position controls the length of our vocal chords. In high notes the larynx rises and lengthens the vocal cords and give versa.
Timestamp for you guys!
1:15 - What your larynx is
3:15 - The right position for your larynx
4:56 - Best exercise to relax your larynx
ok!
Mine is Low larynx
Oh my goodness, I love your high larynx speaking voice! 😂 It's the perfect cartoon voice!
haha!
Great advice, I'll try and put it in to practice next time I'm singing high. I always feel the need to spend time after singing a particularly high song doing lots of soft ooohs and cooing sounds to bring my larynx back down.
You can do it!
This was so helpful. I liked how u exaggerated the differences greatly so we could actually understand what U are talking about. Thank u
Glad it was helpful!
Ugh thank you I finally found the perfect vid
Glad I could help
This video is amazing, it’s solves a long problem I’ve had for a while. Could not understand why I sounded better before warming up voice. It was because every time I warmed up I was raising larynx. Thank so much for this exercise, you’ve got a new sub
Sir, my larynx doesn't go down that much when yawning. it simply stays in position and moves down a little bit. Anything you can say abt ths?
a little bit is ok, Patrick
Good Job! Now, for the first time, I understand Larynx position and how to work with it. You also have a wonderful presence on camera.
Everyone says I'm an amazing singer and say I should go on talent shows and I know nothing about singing, if I learn to sing I'm not sure if I'll get better, or if I'll lose my uniqueness that everyone loves lol. I sing just from years and years of listening to music, which is I'm sure how everyone used to do it, but I'm enjoying the videos. I'd love a professional to critique me, cause I know the tone of my voice is great, cause people have been telling me all of my life, and I'm also aware I know nothing about singing.
Good technique will not ruin your uniqueness, it will enhance it.
Upload a clip of your singing
These contents are really really helpful. Thanks a lot. Carry on!
You are most welcome
I’ve been watching your vids love em. Real helpful and you’re super sweet brother
I appreciate that!
Thank you i needed this! 😭😭❤️
good to hear
3:33 Hahahahaha this is the best part of your video! You made my day :D
Glad you enjoyed it!
You teach well, my guy. Thanks.
Thanks, you're the first person who actually made me realise this :) But i have one problem, as i get into high notes (above like F4 because i'm a Tenor), my voice just cracks up and automatically gets into falsetto. How do i force myself to stay in belting while getting high? Do i just to learn to breath right and just squeeze my abdomen or there's a diffierent technique for it?
Try to develop mixed voice, then you wont break
Thank you for this, I have trouble understanding lower larynx vs raised larynx still though, I have been singing for 12 years, but every time I have to sing on a lower key my throat hurts even if it is just a little lower, I think this technique could help me out, but I still don't know how to balance it given I just found your video today thanks to the Dimash video...
good, glad you found me, but singing should never hurt, back off a little, strengthen the chest voice
Control is so mental for me, especially with resonance
not sure what you mean
Everything; breathing, how to do a note, chest voice, head voice, where sounds come from...If I don't learn these exercises it's like everything I do naturally stops me from sounding how I want to
check out my video first:
ramseyvoice.com/vocal-style/
Thank you kuya ramsey advice
You're welcome 😊
I have a question. Assuming that a neutral stable larynx is best for singing, which of the following would you rank as the worst out of the four types of moving larynges and how would you rank the other three?:
1. A tense larynx that moves according to the pitch of a note
2. A relaxed larynx that moves according to the pitch of the note
3. A tense larynx that moves up and down very quickly with vibrato
4. A relaxed larynx that moves up and down very quickly with vibrato
The video I needed. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
As a classical alto player having a lower larynx is generally better for tone when with combination with the right voicing and embouchre
Based on The Anatomy of the Voice, you want to lower the cricothyroid or larynx down all the time even more when singing into head voice. When its high it tightens the throat. You get best wave vibration from pulling the larynx down.
thank you once again you are active in your comments and I appreciate the replies from you, most people wouldn’t bother because of pay and interested in people purchasing lessons and I would If I had the money but currently I cannot thank you, you are a amazing person I hope to become a amazing singer by this summer with your help!
I’m tryna be a melody rapper and I have a high pitched voice I don’t know if it’s my natural voice or not I feel like I’m using my larynx to high but I don’t know and I just wan to have a proper nature voice what should I do to find it
thx, I'm trying to sing the highest note from sublime leonardo gonçalves, but my voice sound very bright to a nasty sounding, but I hit the note easily, it's just not good sounding
This is really helpful. Thx😁
No problem!
I sing with a low larynx almost all of the time.
Very helpful vid thanks.
You're welcome
thank you!
You're welcome!
Add a little yawny or dopey sound to high note to keep it in the middle
5:38
Pretend to yawn into notes that are high
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7:12
the larynx should move up and down without forcing it to any position. Either low, neutral, or high, they’re all different options. There’s no ‘right' position, they are all different options. As long as there’s no false-chord contraction, there’s no big problem.
Hey Felix, thanks for the comment. I respectfully disagree. You want to keep the larynx in a neutral position since that stabilizes the first formant location and resonance. Also, I never advocated for "forcing" it into a position, but rather letting it rest.
Ramsey Voice Studio anyways, if you leave the larynx in one position, you’re not letting it move freely. It shouldn’t be in one position all the time. No matter whether it is low, middle, or high.
Ramsey Voice Studio the neutral position of the larynx is just one way of singing. It doesn’t apply to all styles. Belting for example. if you want to get a speech quality sound, a neutral larynx is fine, but if you want to sing something more metallic, a high larynx is the right option. None of the positions are healthier than the other. They’re all equally valid. you can sing with a neutral larynx and be full of false-chord constriction. That’s more dangerous than using a higher larynx. Same thing with low or high larynx. As long as you’re free of constriction, all of them must be an option. if not, there are big problems regardless of the position of the larynx your using.
Hey Ramsey. I'm a trans girl and a lot of us raise our larynx to have a feminine voice. Is it possible for me to still have a great singing voice while keeping my voice feminine and having it raised?
Hey Kira, great question. I've worked with a lot of trans singers and there are a TON of factors here. Are you doing hormone therapy? Was your transition M-F? F-M? How old are you? What kind of songs do you sing? Sorry if that doesn't answer your question, but it's important to give you the best picture I can.
@@ramseyvoicestudio I had this exact question I'm really looking for a vocal coach who can work with male to female trans people who need to raise the larynx to raise our resonance and sound feminine. After puberty HRT does not effect MtF voices.
I really want to learn to sing in a feminine way and it's hard to figure out where to begin and who's even qualified to help
She still hasn't answered 🗣️🗣️🗣️@@ramseyvoicestudio
So you’re a man who wants to be a woman and to achieve this you’re working against your physiology to imitate the sound of a real woman?
Thank you ^-^
Can you talk about flipping into falsetto and the best excercises to help with that?
Choke me like you hate me, but you love me.
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@@ramseyvoicestudio Reference to corpse's song 'Egirls are ruining my life'.
ah, thanks
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@@Palismatic 😂
I love it🙂
higher larynx primarily responsible for voice cracks and pain
I've spent my life mimicking artists from Elvis to present day, I'm 38 can you tell me how to sing in my real voice, as I don't know what it is, I change it for the song I'm singing, I'm very good at mimicking styles
Hey Adam, I think you'll find this very helpful: ramseyvoice.com/vocal-style/
Thank you very much buddy, I'll check it out, keep up the good work
Hello My dear friend I am From india i found your video today. I want to know how can i see your video in Lessons. Bcoz i want to learn in lesson video
here's a great lesson:
ramseyvoice.com/how-to-sing/
How do I sing despite my anxiety and depression?
Prince, that's a really difficult question. I know singing makes me feel better by itself, but it may be hard to motivate yourself when you're depressed. Try listening to your fav UPBEAT singers. I'm probably not qualified to say more
Apparently others think I sing good. I kinda let the voice sheninigans as a young man... take over the overall self assessment of my voice tone. What age will the voice finally settle ?
Your age, please?
So does a low larynx make the Adams apple visible with deeper voice?!
Sir can you help me out? I often lower my larynx by yawning, and i now feel something wrong because there's pain when i push my finger below my jaw a bit,
you should be just gently feeling under your jaw
time stamps
gee (keep it yawny) 6:52
got it
1. Pretend yawning 5:58 6:52
My larynx goes down and then up again when yawning.
Seth Rigg certainly not invent the idea of a low larynx it has been used by opera singer for 200 years now. Any vocal theory did originally come from opera. Just singing with a lowered larynx is not going to make you sound like an opera singer.
While speaking my larynx moves a lot. Is that a good thing or bad thing?
completely natural
is it a best practice to sing the entire song with a lower larynx or only part of the song with lower or higher notes?
You want the larynx to remain in a neutral resting position as much as possible, neither high nor low
Thanks kuya ramsey...Kuya i am solid viewers from Philippines🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 Plssss... React again to MORISSETTE Cover Secret love song its LIVE on wish bus🎤🎤..Many fan of MORISSETTE like me steel watching reaction about MORISSETTE📱..thankssss..
I will check it out
Thank you kuya ramsey...
Can you make a video of falsetto and flageolet?
Hey Sebastian, I have videos on both:
ramseyvoice.com/head-voice-falsetto/
ramseyvoice.com/whistle-register/
@@ramseyvoicestudio Thanks brethren!
You're welcome
But is it normal that the larynx raises at least a tiny bit when singing extremely high notes? Or is it really possible to let it rest on every single note in my range?
Of course it's normal! The larynx moves up and down. But u don't want it to move very high or low
It should move up and down. Do not force it.
Totally agreed Ink! Everything in balance.
@@yousaf653 Ok thanks for the advice.
Is this why when singing high notes to strong can cause a slight sorethroat sensation
Yes exactly!
thanks for the inclusivity :)
absolutely
Hii! Is it possible to check if I have bad technique, I have some covers on my channel. I would be extremely grateful. I've never had singing lessons so I am really curious
Congrats on your channel! Matt provides his enrolled students with excellent guidance. He is only able to offer the kind of analysis you are asking for to those students. To book a singing lesson, here's the link:
ramseyvoice.com/book-singing-lessons/
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Hey! I have a doubt, while singing the high notes my Adam' Apple remains low but the throat gets tight. How to fix this kind of problem?
In singing with open throat..singing my larynx tends to be lower
watch this:
ua-cam.com/video/hLTF24Fcofc/v-deo.html
I can lower it but I CAN'T get it higher
Is there a higher larynx exercise????????
what technique are you trying for?
@@ramseyvoicestudio I have no clue I’m tryna raise my larynx I think to go from a deeper boring sound to a high more exciting sound but be able to balance it there
Focus on keeping the larynx balanced in the middle, rather than pushing it higher or lower
Ok so I’ve been trying to learn to sing for like maybe a year and I guess I saw some stuff about open throat. But I think I’ve been trying to sing from the back of my mouth so much that my larynx is so high and really breathy. It’s hard to explain but it’s a mess idk if anyone else has had this problem I can’t even explain it but I hope this video helps 😂
Sir is it normal for my throat to move up and down when I sing vibrato?
If I'm often sharp, could it be I sing with a raised larynx?
When I sing my larynx raises but I don’t feel like I’m straining
Hey Matt! Does singing soft make the larynx go high? When I sing in my normal voice it stays almost still but when I try to sing songs that have a soft tune like Charlie Puth songs it tends to go up. I heard that the larynx going up when singing soft is okay. Is it true? If it's true how am I supposed to hit high notes in those particular soft songs? If it's not true then should my larynx stay still even if I sing soft?
Hey Vedanth, great question. If you're not singing with your full voice, it's very possible that your nervous system will try to "assist" the pitch by raising the larynx to make up for the loss of adduction. Instead, I would recommend singing with a really strong mix first, and then learning to back off the volume while still in mixed voice. Check this out: ramseyvoice.com/mixed-voice/
@@ramseyvoicestudio Thanks a lot Matt! That really helps.
i can control my larynx (i think). what i am saying is i don't need to pretend that i am yawning
that's good
Can I get a hooya?
4:05
You failed
Very helpful!
Alright. So I almost get it all. Lowering your larynx = imagine swallowing. Raising your larynx = swallow. Okay but then after I swallow I can't keep the larynx in that position. Can someone help me with this problem of mine. Raising my larynx so I can sing in that position.
I don't recommend it, resting larynx position is best
Hey I've been doing that exercise but when i do my falsetto the larynx rises a little nd when i searched a bit about it i found that falsetto being a breathy nd a thinner sound will always raise the larynx a bit so it it true or false fact?
The goal is to use the voice in such a way that the larynx is in a resting position as much as possible. With falsetto, practice of the head voice is key
@@ramseyvoicestudio understandable and please can you make a video on twangy head voice the ones Brendon urie and Justin Timberlake use
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It doesn't feel like my larynx moves at all. I'm confused.
place a finger on both sides of the front of your neck. hit a high note, then the lowest you can, I guarantee it moves
@@ramseyvoicestudio It feels like my larynx goes up on high notes. That's bad right?
you should try to keep it as neutral as possible, but it will move some
im here because im tryna achieve a girl voice for hehe trolling reasons
this will not teach you that
What happens to your singing voice if you were to get rid of your Adam's apple for gender identity purposes? I still haven't found an answer that anybody could give me and I have searched all over the Internet and even asked some doctors but they couldn't give me a definitive answer. So what happens if I removed my Adams apple for gender identity purposes? Will that affect my ability to sing higher notes since I won't have a larynx or an Adam's apple rather?
Lol when I first read this I thought you meant getting rid of your Adams Apple completely lol XD I think there is a couple vids (not many I seen though) that help build up your larynx and strengthen that up first and little by little you can strengthen your singing voice as well.
Surgery it will shrink the size , probably make it harder to sing low notes maybe harder to sing in general depending on how you heal.
Wouldn’t this run the risk of “coloring” your voice, which damages your voice in the long run? Trying to maintain that round, open sound as you go high, while making you sound more soulful or Whitney Houston-esque, is bad for your voice. Regine Velasquez sometimes sings with a high larynx when she sings passages with high notes, and she’s never fallen into the trap that most singers commit in trying to sound soulful by rounding their voice even in their upper range (paging Christina Aquilera). While she gets criticized for sounding too bright, her longevity can only attest to her proper singing technique, one of which is to allow herself to sing with a high larynx as needed.
Hey Chris, great points. Actually, I'm not suggesting "coloring" your voice at all. Instead, like I mentioned in the video, many beginning singers will sing with too high of a larynx which can impair their ability to sing higher. So if we add a bit of a "yawny" sound to the high larynx, the larynx will actually "rest" more in the middle which is the perfect place.
Ramsey Voice Studio so the question is: do we always have to apply this “yawny” sound when singing high. If not, then the question becomes, “when should you apply this technique when singing high.” Otherwise, if you believe this “yawn-ey” sound should be applied all the time, then doesn’t this conflict with the technique of widening your mouth, as if you’re smiling like Joker from Batman (a really bright smile), when singing high? The idea behind this technique is by brightening your vowels (ie singing “I love yaaaah” instead of “I love yooooo”), it creates a shape inside the mouth that is conducive to resonant and healthy belting.
Not to bad but something is present
Yes, just like you said.
I’m a trans guy and I’m struggling with my voice and I have no idea what is the idea of a males voice range or hz I’m so jealous of all my guy friends.
Transgender male to female speech therapy oftentimes focuses on raising the larynx to achieve a more feminine resonance. Do you have any advice for transgender mtf singers that have to rely on a raised larynx for their voice? Or do you have an advice for achieving a more feminine tone without raising the larynx? I know the last question may be a bit out of your area...
please react on atif aslam live performance
I'll check it out
Has this muppet ever formally apologised to Diana Ankudinova for slandering her with claims of post-processing and using backing singers?
Hey Mark, I stand by my original assessment. I'd love to see a live acoustic recording of her where she sings in that way. I'm always open to being wrong, but those shows have a LOT of post-production on them, hers included.
@@ramseyvoicestudio I don't know what you want because the only way would for you and her to be in the same room and her without a microphone. UA-cam is awash with amazing performances from her with a broad selection of music types but she's always got a microphone, else it wouldn't get recorded. The moment she's got a microphone in her hand you can claim it's being processed in some fashion, no? Anyway, here's a great live performance she did for Russian Radio of her French song, Derniere Danse - ua-cam.com/video/b6bgN8ZwAOs/v-deo.html If you can't hear the deep chocolaty quality in her voice then I just don't what to tell you.
Hey Mark, thanks for the reply. I watched the video you sent. This definitely also has some post production on it. You can clearly hear the reverb throughout. All I want is an all acoustic performance. Like her singing in a room in front of a camera, rather than a whole setup.
I'm totally open to changing my opinion, but even the recording you sent sounds WAY more normal than the original one I commented on.
@@ramseyvoicestudio I suppose the nearest you'll get to that is the recording she recently made herself in her own bedroom, thanks the pandemic, of A-Ha's Take On Me ua-cam.com/video/wUIUwQnIE_4/v-deo.html
Have you been in a room with her to disprove that?
What is there to apologise for? You just mock the man, you should apologise.
Lol 😂
I'm 14 and i sound like an adult man i need to sound like a boy
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My problem is when singing high it's either haaaaa.. or aiiiieo.... Which sounds bad.
But Ramsey's high voice sounds like haaaa..(aaaaa)
In my case that (aaaa) is gone 😂
Do you have any exercise or technic for that?
I’m sorry but what you say is not correct. You do not have to find a balance. If you need to sing the high notes you need an high position of the larynx instead if you need to sing low notes you need a low position, this is because the larynx position controls the length of our vocal chords. In high notes the larynx rises and lengthens the vocal cords and give versa.
Yawning, hahah Looks like an awkward opera singer.
Yep