For those like myself who use these exercises a lot and want to skip straight to them. 0:29 - 1st 2:17 - 2nd 7:11 - 3rd 8:31 - (3rd) after the Zi U and Ze A go back to here to do the Ze O 11:05 - 4th
I have looked for vocal exercises online for last 2 weeks, eastern and western, basic and advanced, to improve to train my vocal cords, larynx and all other singing organs we use. Amongst several good videos I found this makes most sense to me for training of larynx. I am very very grateful to you for this and other videos by YOU. May GOD bless YOU sir.
Thank you so much for taking the time to create this video! This being my start of voice training journey I can tell you after doing these vocal exercises to the best of my ability, the vocal cords feel noticeably relaxed, I am confident after this trial run my voice will be refined in no time!
Do it Twice daily of course after rest...but ... If you do it twice...your voice will be ALL THE WAY OPEN! Also falsetto warm up is...whooooooo wheeeeee in mickey mouse voice.....low...to high....
I really have fun using this exercise. It reminds me of the la-la-la guy, Mr. Trololo, from the Russian kids show. The range is perfect for me and it just feels good to do it. If you want to get a kick, do the ya-ya-ya and bla-bla-bla part @ 9:54, it makes me smile every time.
Thank you so very much, my friend, for sharing this wonderful resource! After informing me our sessions would not be continuing--"I've taught you everything I know :-)"--my voice teacher very kindly recorded an 18-minute set of the four exercises we'd always warmed up with for the past two years. They were very similar to yours and were invaluable to me in the years since! I have misplaced every cd copy I'd made (some 4 or 5!) and haven't ''practiced' in ages, as a result. These are wonderful, but Wonderful(!) and I thank you again, ever so much!! God bless you and yours, my friend! ~ Greg Rangel :)
Twice for BEST RESULTS...take a break after the first...then do again...BEST VOCALS FOR SHOW OR SINGING LIVE. Also when hitting high notes...THINK LOW NOTES...your voice will relax and you'll sing better and hit higher notes
thank you so much for this, hope you are happy you have health and you have a good life because you are saving me from what i thought was tone deafness i love you
Hello, first I would like to say THANK YOU for all the lessons, but wanted to know if you had more of these lessons on the male base lessons....thank you
How long should a man do these or any vocal warmups per day? After warmups should a person go directly to singing songs? Is there more to vocal lessons than warmups? I never could afford any real one to one lessons. I took a few classes at the 2 year college..thats all. And, how long should a person sing songs per day? I tend to get sore after 1-2 hours, not severely, just enough as a warning sign. A few years ago I was singing 4 hours a day, and had to stop for a year! The problem is most singing and playing gigs are about 4 hours. I used to play gigs but only played guitar, no singing. I only had 2 singing and playing paid gigs so far.. so, what to do here, any solid answers? If so, thanks!
Warmups are usually one quarter to a half of a lesson. The rest is usually working on songs. You should do these before singing, it will help prevent injury and you'll have a better sound and range. How much you practice each day is up to you, but if you get sore you should stop, much of the time it means something is wrong or you're just tired.
How does one get past being able to sing for an hour or 2, and get to being able to sing for a full gig, like 4 hours or so? What specific things can be done? Can you post up how to do that? Thanks.
@@davidwoods7996 Yup. No screwing around! You're the PITA of the band with good reason. You can't sing if you're tired, sick or you have a cold. Or you just ate. Under no circumstances should you smoke, drink or play games with ANY drugs, even or especially pot. You'll go flat and waste your time and your band's time. Makes your throat all dry and harsh. I did Kevin Richards or anyone designed for rock music is good. I did warm ups and cool downs, which are scales again and singing very softly. Rock is demanding, more than some other styles.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Pain in the ass of the band lol?! Seriously if there is no microphone(Opera)what decibel level is loud enough to do chord damage what number should I not make bigger on the meter WHAT DO U THINK?!
I mean if you could sing well I'm not sure you'd be here in the first place. Vocal exercises are supposed to warm up and improve your singing voice. Some people when they sing, they sing the wrong notes. It's kind of like tuning a guitar and playing the right notes only this time you're doing it with your voice.
Hey Thomas, I figure I'll answer both of your questions because I enjoy sharing what I've found works for me. A huge part of singing is about training your muscles to memorize the movements to hit notes. I'd do them daily as long as you aren't practicing way too long or too hard. Frequency is great, force is bad. If you are ever sore, rest your throat. Otherwise you make it hoarse and ruin the following practice. (You can also develop those nodules you asked about.) In my practice I warm up before _every_ time I sing and would use an exercise similar to this 4+ times a week.
Should I do the exercises with that much space between each exercise as u do it in the video so everyday it doesn't need to take longer than like 20 minutes 30 seconds and I will improve? Or should I rest a minute between each exercise? I guess it makes sense to go the speed exactly how it is in the video if I'm not singing too loud. So don't do the exercises louder than 45 decibels or 22.5 or 11.75? Not that I have a decibel indicator machine thingy lol. Would it help to get one?
try the related video by reinhardcollege but sing it in your voice, (one octave below hers) if needed. she gives very helpful tips mate. but honestly youtube videos are far misleading than actual vocal lessons in person. a vocal coach can show you where to focus. and help rather than guessing based on videos.
:P! I enjoy these exercises and enjoy how at first I just did them with spaces(for breathing right and derp? lol)in between each thing like he does but now I connect so my lung capacity is more(maybe lol). I mean like with the yaya's and blabla's I do 6 at forte sound(lol or double or triple forte because maybe/probably I'm somewhat deaf)volume before I run out of breath and I don't have to zoom fast thru them. I can do the same speed as he does in the video without running out of air. Just kidding maybe if I'd started when I was 5 vocal training like around the same age MJ did I would and but instead it was long after that so I kind of do have to zoom somewhat. I mean like after I've done the ZIUIUIUIUI 8 of them in 1 breath and even tho I start at the same time on the C in bass clef as the man in the video I don't start back up with doing the last 4 ZIUIUIUIUI'S until he's at the one that starts on the E in bass clef and when I'm done with the 8 I hear him at more like 5 or 6 so obviously I kind of zoom like zoom-ish or I'll run out of breath before doing 8 and I want to do 8 so that I have air to go past and go higher than the C an octave above the starting C when I start singing the last 4. If I don't sing too loud(LOL IF)I'll get to the F above the C above the sharting(LOL MY BAD I MEAN STARTING)C in bass clef. Easily I'll sing too loud and have to stop at the high E above the ending C an octave above the starting C in bass clef meaning obviously I won't sing more than 6 in 1 breath doing the last ZIUIUIUIUI'S.. LOL if I were you I would look into trying to SUE ME for typing too much of a comment!!!!! :P
Youd need about 25 minutes a day. At the very least. Michael Jackson and Whitney did 4 HOURS plus daily! For many years. Having a coach help.you is not money wasted but you make more progress having these scales and using them.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 What is your source with the Wacko Jacko and Whitney thing? So just rinse and repeat this video umm lets see about 13 divided by 240 like 18 times and can sing like them? I have some soreness in my chords from going higher in this video than the guy is and I'm like a bari/bass and so that was bad so like I think I know correct technique and hopefully I won't feel soreness at all soon. After this I like to practice O Isis und Osiris and fooking and A! Ahem sorry I'll stop joking seriously check out my vids and u can see how hard it was on me to do what I was doing in the Chris Cornell song like WTF I feel like an idiot and hopefully won't need surgery. Too soon to tell if necessary not sure maybe shouldn't sing at all for a week or.. what is your opinion? I mean I don't feel it all the time most of the time no sore/slight pain feeling so yeah I read drink 8 cups of water and avoid caffeine for like 7 days and if I notice anything after that see a doctor. Do u agree? Oh lol nevermind I read further and yes I shouldn't sing or talk loud even ok well I'm kind of a crackhead at my job for entertainment purposes cause good for business cause morale good amonst coworkers but they will just have to amuse themselves for a week thanks for reading. Seriously I'm curious about your source 4 FOOKING HOURS OUCH!
I did this but I go down an octave so I end of the low C but I don't know if I should go that far since it's not as loud as I can do it an octave above. Is that wrong? Would that be considered vocal fry? Is vocal fry considered going so low that a person can't do vibrato on the note or it's based on decibels so if a person can't "sing" a note louder than 5 or 10 decibels that's the start of vocal fry for that person?
i'm not a vocal cord expert, but vocal fry is based more on where your sound is coming from rather than how low it is. if you feel physical discomfort when singing, then you should stop...however, if it's only about not being as loud as the note an octave above then keep going!
Frying your voice is slowly disconnecting it. these exercises are for Baritones and Tenors. You should try talking the vowels first then try talking it again but "talking with tone" relax your jaw, back straight so that when you breathe at the beginning you dont move your shoulders up at all, feel the air expand in your ribs and exhale through the whole scale. for breath support , i know this sounds silly but you should feel a little pressure on your butt or clench them. kinda like the position as youre about to get up from sitting down.ALSO feel your abdomen flex just a little to keep support on vowels and breath. you shouldnt be trying sing loud on exercises. KEEP IT SOFT AND CONNECTED AND THE MORE SUPPORT YOU HAVE ON YOUR DIAPHRAGM THEN THE MORE RESONANCE WILL COME OUT MAKING IT SOUND LOUDER BUT IT WONT FEEL LIKE YOURE FORCING IT. you should be totally relaxed when singing and if you want to fry (not reccomended but it adds "style" to artists voices) sing softer and between some vowels it will disconnect sounding like the stupid movie "the grudge" vwhen the monster does that noise. but only fry shortly on some vowels in WORDS not vowel sounds for exercises. remember, "singing is talking with tone and pitch" basically dont mimic someones voice for so long just use your regular talking voice. dont think about breathing because you dont think about that when youre having a normal conversation, it just comes naturally just like it does while singing. KEEP UP THE SINGING AND DONT GIVE UP! :) just be careful with your voice.
Bastian Riffo Repeat what the man has demonstrated I believe. The pronunciations are still on the screen so even without him singing you should still be able to remember how to do it.
I would say yes. But, you must not just do the exercise and say "OK I'm done, I practice every day!" You should practice and make an effort to improve your ear and try to start getting notice when you are singing off key. I think that if you really pay attention to what are you singing and what the sound is, eventually you will tell. If you practice often and try hard to be better, you will.
try doing these exercises with your lips shaped as an "O" especially when you do long E vowel sounds like "ZI-----I." when you do the "U---" your lips should still be in the O shape. that may help keep you in key.
Anshul Flo Yeah thats true, but talent is also big part in this. I m singing for 4 years (but only 2-3x per week) and my "ears" improved slightly. Honestly i m really envious of those who have perfect pitch from birth :D
Jakub Kahoun You shouldn't be, I wasn't born with perfect pitch and after five years of hard work I have what they call almost perfect pitch. It's pretty much the same just I wasn't born with it
Vocal nodules is actual damage to your chords. I'd see a specialist to have them looked at (ear & throat doctor) and avoid singing until they are healed. They are caused often by strain/technique-issue. Mucus I deal with often, try to address the cause (smoking, food choices, allergies, etc.). To clear it out lemon/ginger tea and in bad cases a NeilMed sinus cleaner helps.
Dylan Lopez Ok thanks for the mucus help I don't have those things damn well i''ll get um tomorrow I'll just move on to singing Als Bublein Klein now don't like exercises anyways lol.
Dylan Lopez Thanks for nodule info I don't strain anymore and notice I can still sing high F# at end of Sorge Infausta una procella not with vibrato(yet hopefully)like Ildebrando does but when I strained I couldn't vibrato then either.
Glad i found this amazing coach again after 5 years of no voice exercise i hope i can pick up
For those like myself who use these exercises a lot and want to skip straight to them.
0:29 - 1st
2:17 - 2nd
7:11 - 3rd
8:31 - (3rd) after the Zi U and Ze A go back to here to do the Ze O
11:05 - 4th
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You got a subscriber bro... Hallelujah
Nolan Hubbard I Do The Same Thing For 3 😭
Thanks, just started vocal lessons.
thanks thought i missed the Ze O
I have looked for vocal exercises online for last 2 weeks, eastern and western, basic and advanced, to improve to train my vocal cords, larynx and all other singing organs we use. Amongst several good videos I found this makes most sense to me for training of larynx.
I am very very grateful to you for this and other videos by YOU. May GOD bless YOU sir.
Thank you so much for taking the time to create this video! This being my start of voice training journey I can tell you after doing these vocal exercises to the best of my ability, the vocal cords feel noticeably relaxed, I am confident after this trial run my voice will be refined in no time!
I love this ❤️
May GOD BLESS YOU ALL YOUR DAYS. These exercises are already tattooed in my brain I sing all day long ❤️❤️❤️💯
0:30,
2:20,
7:15,
11:10
Very Useful, Thanks a lot. My favorite new vocal workout.
This is a great warm up, and after doing this twice My face feels amazing lol
thanks for your vocal exercise methods, they contributing to the betterment of my voice
I make this exercise everyday and my voice is open. Thanks a lot
how long did it take you?
@@wilshen1992 and you ?
I’m not lying when I say I use this daily
Do it Twice daily of course after rest...but ... If you do it twice...your voice will be ALL THE WAY OPEN! Also falsetto warm up is...whooooooo wheeeeee in mickey mouse voice.....low...to high....
This exercise has given my chest voice its full form 😃 recommended super duperly
I really have fun using this exercise. It reminds me of the la-la-la guy, Mr. Trololo, from the Russian kids show. The range is perfect for me and it just feels good to do it. If you want to get a kick, do the ya-ya-ya and bla-bla-bla part @ 9:54, it makes me smile every time.
W-h-o-a! This feels absolutely DIFFERENT!
After the exercises and I'm hungry instantly.
Thank you so much to the creator. ❤️
This has been great for my cast.
I just wanna share guys, this is the first ever warm up I did when I started singing. I used this for almost 3 years until I switch videos for warm up
What video did you switch to?
@@jacealbine Mostly, Jeff Rolkan videos. That Man is awesome! You should check him out
@@iamraffyb Cool. Will do. Thanks!
This is one of my “go to” warm up exercises before i practice or play out!
Does it help hit any notes or anything?
@@Brandon_does_stuff For the high notes practice I use Sirene Voice Exercise by David Di Muzzio on UA-cam!
This exercise is EXCELLENT!!!!!!!
For the higher notes exercise I use Siren Voice Exercises by Dennis DeMuzio on UA-cam!!!
Great warm-ups! I love them! A+++
Thanks for the video!!!! Gracias por compartirlo!!! Hermoso video!!! Saludos.
10:10 yayayaya im lorde lorde im lorde
Jose Lara Ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya I'm lorde!
lmao southpark xD
yayaya ya
+Jose Lara GAH Sharon!
Thanks My lovely teacher ..... this coaching helped me so much
just a REMINDER FOLKS...DO THIS TWICE FOR FULL OPEN VOICE
Thank you so very much, my friend, for sharing this wonderful resource! After informing me our sessions would not be continuing--"I've taught you everything I know :-)"--my voice teacher very kindly recorded an 18-minute set of the four exercises we'd always warmed up with for the past two years. They were very similar to yours and were invaluable to me in the years since! I have misplaced every cd copy I'd made (some 4 or 5!) and haven't ''practiced' in ages, as a result. These are wonderful, but Wonderful(!) and I thank you again, ever so much!! God bless you and yours, my friend! ~ Greg Rangel :)
Twice for BEST RESULTS...take a break after the first...then do again...BEST VOCALS FOR SHOW OR SINGING LIVE. Also when hitting high notes...THINK LOW NOTES...your voice will relax and you'll sing better and hit higher notes
When some talk shit to me i answer:
vocal exercises Male minute 10:50
Very very good exercises, thanks a million
Really a helpful and melodious exercises
Love this, always my warmup video.
That was a great exercise! Barely made it through. :)
thank you so much for this, hope you are happy you have health and you have a good life because you are saving me from what i thought was tone deafness i love you
Hello, first I would like to say THANK YOU for all the lessons, but wanted to know if you had more of these lessons on the male base lessons....thank you
no video after 13minute?
it's amazing exercises
Supposed to study but couldn't stop to be a singer.. So end up here lol xD
Thanks for posting this video. It really helps with my voice
Awesome 20 minute workout. You tricked me, damn.
why is there a blank from 12:55 to 20:27
This helps a lot (I'm in a choir)
Best Vocal exercise for me
Great exercises to add to my arsenal
How long should a man do these or any vocal warmups per day? After warmups should a person go directly to singing songs? Is there more to vocal lessons than warmups? I never could afford any real one to one lessons. I took a few classes at the 2 year college..thats all. And, how long should a person sing songs per day? I tend to get sore after 1-2 hours, not severely, just enough as a warning sign. A few years ago I was singing 4 hours a day, and had to stop for a year! The problem is most singing and playing gigs are about 4 hours. I used to play gigs but only played guitar, no singing. I only had 2 singing and playing paid gigs so far.. so, what to do here, any solid answers? If so, thanks!
Michael Craig same. we want an answer.
Warmups are usually one quarter to a half of a lesson. The rest is usually working on songs. You should do these before singing, it will help prevent injury and you'll have a better sound and range. How much you practice each day is up to you, but if you get sore you should stop, much of the time it means something is wrong or you're just tired.
How does one get past being able to sing for an hour or 2, and get to being able to sing for a full gig, like 4 hours or so? What specific things can be done? Can you post up how to do that? Thanks.
@@davidwoods7996 Yup. No screwing around!
You're the PITA of the band with good reason. You can't sing if you're tired, sick or you have a cold. Or you just ate.
Under no circumstances should you smoke, drink or play games with ANY drugs, even or especially pot. You'll go flat and waste your time and your band's time. Makes your throat all dry and harsh.
I did Kevin Richards or anyone designed for rock music is good. I did warm ups and cool downs, which are scales again and singing very softly. Rock is demanding, more than some other styles.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Pain in the ass of the band lol?! Seriously if there is no microphone(Opera)what decibel level is loud enough to do chord damage what number should I not make bigger on the meter WHAT DO U THINK?!
There is a singing lesson guide with vocal exercises by SingsBee.com which can help also.
Brilliant! Thanks a lot, subscribed!
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Great excersices
Thank you so much this exercises
thanks so much! these are super helpful!
Geat exercices Good Job👏👏
Thanks. This is so useful.
I supposed to be studying right now... what the fuck am I doing here ??
Ford David he wants to do it, what's the problem?
I'm doing the same fucking thing
Bob Loblaw. My work here is done.
Its helpful... Thanks a lot
Mika Maeda you ain't male
ZHiKA 😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
@@zhiyarali557 Today's world, you don't know lol
it's so helpful! Thank you so much!!!
We need more exercise with your pilot :)
What am I doing here. I cant sing
i want to sing
exactly
I mean if you could sing well I'm not sure you'd be here in the first place. Vocal exercises are supposed to warm up and improve your singing voice. Some people when they sing, they sing the wrong notes. It's kind of like tuning a guitar and playing the right notes only this time you're doing it with your voice.
They don't that 🤫
Its cool . 👍👍💜
Where could find best vocal exercises?
I love it!!!!!!!!!!!🎹🎼
How high are the high notes in these warm ups?
A million thanks for sharing. Please, how many times should we do these exercises in a day or a week? What would be the best frequency?
Hey Thomas, I figure I'll answer both of your questions because I enjoy sharing what I've found works for me. A huge part of singing is about training your muscles to memorize the movements to hit notes. I'd do them daily as long as you aren't practicing way too long or too hard. Frequency is great, force is bad. If you are ever sore, rest your throat. Otherwise you make it hoarse and ruin the following practice. (You can also develop those nodules you asked about.) In my practice I warm up before _every_ time I sing and would use an exercise similar to this 4+ times a week.
Lol I just noticed the exercise time is wayish shorter than the whole length of the video. It appears it lasts around 13 minutes so 13 minutes then?
great stuff thanks
There's construction going on next door, time to soundproof a room..
Very Helpful thanx
looks great
Sorry for my English, but please ,can you answer a question, its really worked?Tnk
I like these
What do you think if your the neighbour and I am doing this quite loudly ?
Should I do the exercises with that much space between each exercise as u do it in the video so everyday it doesn't need to take longer than like 20 minutes 30 seconds and I will improve? Or should I rest a minute between each exercise? I guess it makes sense to go the speed exactly how it is in the video if I'm not singing too loud. So don't do the exercises louder than 45 decibels or 22.5 or 11.75? Not that I have a decibel indicator machine thingy lol. Would it help to get one?
try the related video by reinhardcollege but sing it in your voice, (one octave below hers) if needed. she gives very helpful tips mate. but honestly youtube videos are far misleading than actual vocal lessons in person. a vocal coach can show you where to focus. and help rather than guessing based on videos.
:P! I enjoy these exercises and enjoy how at first I just did them with spaces(for breathing right and derp? lol)in between each thing like he does but now I connect so my lung capacity is more(maybe lol). I mean like with the yaya's and blabla's I do 6 at forte sound(lol or double or triple forte because maybe/probably I'm somewhat deaf)volume before I run out of breath and I don't have to zoom fast thru them. I can do the same speed as he does in the video without running out of air. Just kidding maybe if I'd started when I was 5 vocal training like around the same age MJ did I would and but instead it was long after that so I kind of do have to zoom somewhat. I mean like after I've done the ZIUIUIUIUI 8 of them in 1 breath and even tho I start at the same time on the C in bass clef as the man in the video I don't start back up with doing the last 4 ZIUIUIUIUI'S until he's at the one that starts on the E in bass clef and when I'm done with the 8 I hear him at more like 5 or 6 so obviously I kind of zoom like zoom-ish or I'll run out of breath before doing 8 and I want to do 8 so that I have air to go past and go higher than the C an octave above the starting C when I start singing the last 4. If I don't sing too loud(LOL IF)I'll get to the F above the C above the sharting(LOL MY BAD I MEAN STARTING)C in bass clef. Easily I'll sing too loud and have to stop at the high E above the ending C an octave above the starting C in bass clef meaning obviously I won't sing more than 6 in 1 breath doing the last ZIUIUIUIUI'S.. LOL if I were you I would look into trying to SUE ME for typing too much of a comment!!!!! :P
Gotta work on your writing nd grammar friend
@@jaskay168 Not if I'm trollololing friend
I daily do exercise from 12:46 , does not help!
lol
Youd need about 25 minutes a day. At the very least. Michael Jackson and Whitney did 4 HOURS plus daily! For many years.
Having a coach help.you is not money wasted but you make more progress having these scales and using them.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 I Never Knew That About Whitney Or Michael But WHITNEY I Love Her Soooooooooo Much Such Inspiration✨❤️
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 What is your source with the Wacko Jacko and Whitney thing? So just rinse and repeat this video umm lets see about 13 divided by 240 like 18 times and can sing like them? I have some soreness in my chords from going higher in this video than the guy is and I'm like a bari/bass and so that was bad so like I think I know correct technique and hopefully I won't feel soreness at all soon. After this I like to practice O Isis und Osiris and fooking and A! Ahem sorry I'll stop joking seriously check out my vids and u can see how hard it was on me to do what I was doing in the Chris Cornell song like WTF I feel like an idiot and hopefully won't need surgery. Too soon to tell if necessary not sure maybe shouldn't sing at all for a week or.. what is your opinion? I mean I don't feel it all the time most of the time no sore/slight pain feeling so yeah I read drink 8 cups of water and avoid caffeine for like 7 days and if I notice anything after that see a doctor. Do u agree? Oh lol nevermind I read further and yes I shouldn't sing or talk loud even ok well I'm kind of a crackhead at my job for entertainment purposes cause good for business cause morale good amonst coworkers but they will just have to amuse themselves for a week thanks for reading. Seriously I'm curious about your source 4 FOOKING HOURS OUCH!
@@sharknadofartquake2449 you need help ,bro! His name is michael jackson.
how bts warm up vocals?
please add more and long exercises
what is the range both highest and lowest in this video? can anyone tell?
I’m confused. There’s a long span of just piano. What should I be singing? Also, the last seven minutes are blank?
The beginning of each exercises starts off with vocals of how the exercises should be done, then it’s just the piano guiding higher and higher
I did this but I go down an octave so I end of the low C but I don't know if I should go that far since it's not as loud as I can do it an octave above. Is that wrong? Would that be considered vocal fry? Is vocal fry considered going so low that a person can't do vibrato on the note or it's based on decibels so if a person can't "sing" a note louder than 5 or 10 decibels that's the start of vocal fry for that person?
i'm not a vocal cord expert, but vocal fry is based more on where your sound is coming from rather than how low it is. if you feel physical discomfort when singing, then you should stop...however, if it's only about not being as loud as the note an octave above then keep going!
Frying your voice is slowly disconnecting it.
these exercises are for Baritones and Tenors. You should try talking the vowels first then try talking it again but "talking with tone"
relax your jaw, back straight so that when you breathe at the beginning you dont move your shoulders up at all, feel the air expand in your ribs and exhale through the whole scale. for breath support , i know this sounds silly but you should feel a little pressure on your butt or clench them. kinda like the position as youre about to get up from sitting down.ALSO feel your abdomen flex just a little to keep support on vowels and breath. you shouldnt be trying sing loud on exercises. KEEP IT SOFT AND CONNECTED AND THE MORE SUPPORT YOU HAVE ON YOUR DIAPHRAGM THEN THE MORE RESONANCE WILL COME OUT MAKING IT SOUND LOUDER BUT IT WONT FEEL LIKE YOURE FORCING IT.
you should be totally relaxed when singing and if you want to fry (not reccomended but it adds "style" to artists voices) sing softer and between some vowels it will disconnect sounding like the stupid movie "the grudge" vwhen the monster does that noise. but only fry shortly on some vowels in WORDS not vowel sounds for exercises.
remember, "singing is talking with tone and pitch" basically dont mimic someones voice for so long just use your regular talking voice. dont think about breathing because you dont think about that when youre having a normal conversation, it just comes naturally just like it does while singing. KEEP UP THE SINGING AND DONT GIVE UP! :) just be careful with your voice.
Piano experience?
Also are we supposed to do something for the parts where there is only music? :p
Yes
It doesn't sound so great when I do it on my own 😂😢
this is dos really help
If I use this exercise every day, how long before I actually like the sound of my own singing voice XD
this is just basic warm up. your vocals would depend on style and technique it is another thing.
scientifically, most people don't like the sound of their own voice. So don't worry
+nolan hubbard, I'm Andrew Hubbard ;)
what i should do when The man doesnt talk/sing/warm up?
Bastian Riffo Repeat what the man has demonstrated I believe. The pronunciations are still on the screen so even without him singing you should still be able to remember how to do it.
We also have the blah-blah thing as an exercise
If I do this one time everyday, do you think that my voice eventually will improve?
Of course it will
It sounds more like Ooh but I'm trying to make pure U.
12:56-20:28 Wtf nothing's happening!
What do you mean by 1-4 are there other sections as well?
how do they actually help me to sing though?
More like Vocal exercise or warm-up
This is great!!
gud its awosome
So for the first part are we supposed to repeat those three different tones through the different scales?
Lol hmm just do exactly what is sung in the video :P
Demi Was here!!! :D
we have to do this 2 times by a day?
thanks ? :p what exercises ?
you know what would help, some English grammar lessons
nice thanks!
Anybody plz tell me which scale is this
plz help me to make voice bass
Do this every day and your range will get wider and wider. You should a huge difference even after a week in.
What does the 1-4 mean?
it means that there are four excercises
Is it useful to practice this even if I can't tell when I'm singing off key? :P
I would say yes. But, you must not just do the exercise and say "OK I'm done, I practice every day!" You should practice and make an effort to improve your ear and try to start getting notice when you are singing off key. I think that if you really pay attention to what are you singing and what the sound is, eventually you will tell. If you practice often and try hard to be better, you will.
try doing these exercises with your lips shaped as an "O" especially when you do long E vowel sounds like "ZI-----I." when you do the "U---" your lips should still be in the O shape. that may help keep you in key.
Yes, the more you practise and listen back to yourself; the better your ear will become at hearing the right or wrong key
Anshul Flo Yeah thats true, but talent is also big part in this. I m singing for 4 years (but only 2-3x per week) and my "ears" improved slightly. Honestly i m really envious of those who have perfect pitch from birth :D
Jakub Kahoun You shouldn't be, I wasn't born with perfect pitch and after five years of hard work I have what they call almost perfect pitch. It's pretty much the same just I wasn't born with it
I went as low as C2 and into falsetto up to C5. Is that rwong? :P
I think so
That's so low o.O. But mine can go up to D2-C5 in chest voice, and up to D7 in whistle note.
Same haha! Cos the guy sings lower, but when it's just the piano the keys are higher
Please, does anyone know what to do to get rid of vocal nodules and mucus? it`s extremely important for me.Thanks in advance.
Vocal nodules is actual damage to your chords. I'd see a specialist to have them looked at (ear & throat doctor) and avoid singing until they are healed. They are caused often by strain/technique-issue. Mucus I deal with often, try to address the cause (smoking, food choices, allergies, etc.). To clear it out lemon/ginger tea and in bad cases a NeilMed sinus cleaner helps.
Thanks Dylan
Dylan Lopez Ok thanks for the mucus help I don't have those things damn well i''ll get um tomorrow I'll just move on to singing Als Bublein Klein now don't like exercises anyways lol.
Dylan Lopez Thanks for nodule info I don't strain anymore and notice I can still sing high F# at end of Sorge Infausta una procella not with vibrato(yet hopefully)like Ildebrando does but when I strained I couldn't vibrato then either.
Thomas Ndedi A good gulp of hot whiskey at bedtime it’s not very scientific, but it helps.