how to properly engage chest voice

Someday I will make a video without first consuming a triple shot of espresso. But there's just so much get-up-and-go in those darlin' little shots of delicious adrenaline.
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[@MUSCALI]

Yes, that's the right direction!

[@awe-ctaves7304]

Very impressive again, I love all the demonstrated sounds, but probably the less talking ones. And I think I liked the more belting acoustics. I really think it's a shame people don't talk about vocal acoustics more. So glad that you do. So around 5:24. As I think the one without death could be considered "too bright"? Definitely love how the experienced people have such control over thier tongue.

[@thomasmartin369]

the brightness comes from the glottal closure and the stiffening of the vocal folds and its amplification within the pharynx. The deeper you go while keeping the sound clear, the louder and more piercing it gets. That's how opera singers sound both very dark and yet have the most ring/squillo/core.

[@awe-ctaves7304]

@@thomasmartin369 my current brain and knowledge can't process this, but thanks very much for talking about Anatomy and for the explanations for those that can understand this stuff.

[@ARTEMIYNIK]

Where I can listen your songs and singing except opera ?

[@thomasmartin369]

www.fiverr.com/tmvoicetraining/teach-you-how-to-build-a-strong-singing-and-speaking-voice
Couple of things there if you cycle through the windows. Mostly quite soft stuff though as that's personally how I like to sing although I work out my voice loud and go pretty high and I find that gives my soft singing more body and security. If you want to hear examples of that I can dig something out and send it to you directly.