Tips for Vocalists Recovering From COVID (3 Simple Singing Exercises)
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Vocal recovery is a delicate process... One that, to do correctly, requires careful introspection and patience!
Especially with the lingering and nagging effects of COVID and the respiratory damage that can occur, us vocalists need to tailor our practicing and exercises in a way that helps us build our voice back!
I am currently recovering from COVID myself and, in this video, I'm sharing the three simple exercises that have helped me the most in rebuilding and coaxing my voice back to pre-illness working order!
Thanks so much for sharing this. I lost range after COVID. But Ima work it back. Appreciate you so much Chris!!!
Were you able to get it back?
@@moncherlopk2824 Yes!! Better than ever! Been working out the voice a bit over an hour a day
Glad I found this video. I'm like 8 months out from covid and the amount of loss of power and control long term is really difficult to deal with physically and emotionally.
Has it gotten better ? I had Covid 5 months ago and my singing is just not the same
I had Covid twice. I have to say that I've lost my voice. I still can sing but it isn't the same.
I don't know how this has been possible but it's a fact.
I hope you get well soon and that your voice doesn't change like mine.
I can't avoid crying while I'm telling you this....
But it's life and we have to go on living.
Regards, my dear mate.
Eva, know that you're not alone. I couldn't even speak normally for 2 months. We just had our first gig in 4 months and I can tell my voice is not the same as it was pre-Covid. I am very down on myself because of it. But with that being said, do keep trying to bring it back to where it was. I am not going to stop trying. That's all we can do.
@@larrycanepa Yes. I understand. I hope you're luckier than me.
My voice has changed. I can't reach notes or have the same tone.
But I don't give up. The sun rises every day for everyone.
Get my best wishes.
Regards.
😢I’m so sorry… I fear I may be in the same boat as you on this one … how are you feeling now?
Have you gotten better? I don't think it's impossible for you to recover it, I think doing enough warmups and strengthening your voice could help it get back to normal.
@@gianna526 No. I haven't recovered my voice. I've tried to warming it up but I get disappointed and I stop because it sounds awful...
Thank you. Been thru this whole thing two times already.
Edit: dude these comments made me tear up. All we wanna do is sing and covid ain't doing it any favors.
Covid took my breath support for extended notes, vocal control, and a few of my high notes. I'm getting it back with massage therapy and hopefully with this video 🖤
Wonderful that massage therapy helped you, and I hope this video helped too! How are you doing now? You inspired me to try massage therapy.
Since other comments are telling their own stories I'll tell mine:
When the pandemic hit I was playing in a cover band which would play about 4 gigs a week. I wasn't at my best as I was getting lazy singing the same covers every week but I was at least singing a lot. Right when the world shut down I got a cold that while it felt mild really changed something in my singing. I noticed my voice was very thin, but I could hit notes really easily. Regardless of the expanded range, it didn't feel right as it wasn't my normal sound. Slowly overtime I noticed my chest voice had lost most of its upper register power and has never returned back to its normal state. While I don't know whether that illness was Covid, it did something for sure. Since then, I have had Covid one more time, which was confirmed that time. This is the first time in my 25 years of singing that I just haven't been able to return to my best level of singing on my own. It is probably time to see a throat specialist. I look forward to trying the tips you have given here on this video. Phenomenal voice by the way, just subscribed.
I got really sick like a month ago. I lost my voice for a week, yet I kept trying to talk, and... sing. It took over three weeks for my voice to feel somewhat better, and still, it hasn't gotten back to what it used to be. I have been signing and speaking less, doing some vocal exercises, and drinking water, and they have certainly helped. I will implement these in my routine. Thank you for this video.
I am so relieved to have stumbled into this video. It has been such a huge battle to have a voice after covid. I had covid two years ago, and so now use two inhalers. I’m so encouraged by your video, you e given hope and motivation to give it a shot and sing which is something I greatly miss. Thank you.
I had a mild case of COVID-19 back in January, the worst sore throat ever. It took a month to finally be able to sing again. Now have laryngitis I was really hoarse, even with my voice getting back I still don't have all my range especially my upper completely gone. Trying to stay positive and be patient as I recover. It's so hard not to sing because I love it, but I know I need to rest my voice. To all those suffering COVID-19 or something else, I totally get be patient take care of your health.
I got covid twice this year..first at the early 2022..and second one, just 2 weeks ago..
To be honest, i lost a couple of highnote..my voice doesn't feel the same anymore..lost it brightness,power,range..damn covid..
Edit: its been almost 3 months already..and my voice still havent recovered yet..whenever i did a scale i cant go really high just like before..lost range power..and i feel a little hot sensation in my throat during practice..
Mate I was just scrolling your videos and I honestly sent a text to my partner yesterday after trying to record a cover of song I would have easily sang prior to having covid…I couldn’t get through it without coughing or feeling like my voice was cracking and breaking, it killed me emotionally. Your video gives me hope man, thank you
After having Covid a few weeks ago I also learned that singing songs that are part of my lower range help me qarm up better and I massage my neck and throat and jaw to losen everything up because it just feels wa tighter since covid. Or I like singing (easier songs like my mother told me or other folky songs that dont need lots of methods) while taking a hot shower. It really works best for me
Thank you. I was shocked about how hard it was to sing, even breathe properly, how small my range is now and how weird my voice is now after COVID. I've been trying everyday for a long time to recover and this might help.
I've had Covid three times now and every time I lost my voice completely. My speaking voice has come back (never back to normal) but my singing voice is completely gone. I've been singing all my life with dreams of becoming an opera singer (no matter how late I am) so having this happen to me has me defeated. It's been a year and I still can't sing. I cry constantly and I've gone into such a deep depression because of this. Singing was my life...music was my life, it is how I tell stories through music and how I feel pure emotion without language. I am completely devastated and need help desperately. Thank you for this video, I will do anything to get my voice back.
Don’t lose hope. Do some steaming daily. Stay well hydrated and eat healthy. The body has an amazing ability to repair itself pray and ask the Lord to help you also.
@@paulinejoypuranda1272 Thank you for your kind words
I’m so sorry to hear this. Hoping for an update where you say you can sing again!
My heart goes out to you. Would meditation possibly help? For me, the calm I get from meditation (which in my case is a form of prayer) seems to help some of my physical challenges to heal faster. Just a thought, in case it might help.
Thank you for addressing this. I was in the middle of my first record when I got COVID. I lost a lot of range and control.
Good exercise, thanks Chris.
Often the weirder the sounds you make are, the more helpful it becomes for your singing voice in the long run...
I lost my grandmother to covid last year and I think I have the flu and singing is just killing me right now, thanks so much for sharing and I hope you make a complete recovery! You're my favorite music teacher on UA-cam :)
Thank you for always listening to the people who follow you ! You're the best
Your curiosity, creativity and persistent determination to find ways to recover, spark hope in me. I want so much to enjoy singing again, though my voice different now - less agile and not as strong as the one I had pre-Covid. Thank you so much for your inspiration and great tips!
I never had Covid but I had bilateral pneumonia in November 2019. A few weeks ago I felt like my voice was almost where it was before my pneumonia and I was really happy with my range. But I guess I‘m just unlucky because a few days before christmas I got pneumonia again. Not being able to sing xmas songs with my family was the worst part of Christmas this year.
I really hope I can recovery a bit quicker this time.
I wish all of you the very best for your own recoveries ❤
hi I just came across your this great video, I started singing lessons before covid 19 hit, and I have my first concert at the end of this year its only been 3 years 😉but due to RSV then covid and then a viral throat infection and a cough that would not stop and now I have lost my voice not even a whisper 😳I don't think its going to happen now, I am devastated I love singing Jazz especially, but I won't give up, I have hope that one day my voice will return I will let you know when it does so I can do these exercises thank you, I feel for all you singers out there I will be praying for you's 😭🙏
I recently got over covid. My throat is very dry feeling and while my cough is not persistent (A single cough every now and then). I tried singing after recovery and it felt sooo dry that I had to stop.
Thank you for this video. The first time I got covid I lost a bit, but I almost didn’t notice, the second time was in June this year and the few days before Covid I was singing pretty easy songs like it was nothing, during Covid I couldn’t even talk and after every time I tried to sing I would start coughing and it would hurt like hell. Now it’s been months but I can’t get to hit the high notes I used to, not even close and even though I don’t start coughing like before I realize I have 0 control over my voice. It was the only good thing I always had and I often took it for granted. I have never lost my voice in my life and I used to sing without warm ups even when I just woke up in the morning while now I feel like crying every time I try to sing a song that isn’t totally on the lower range. I think I’ll have to learn for the first time and I’m scared but I really hope it will get better for everyone under this video. Hope everyone gets to hear their own voice again just how they remember it❤️
Thank You so much for sharing this with us. I am really trying to get back to form. First the gigs were gone, now the voice. Letsyall hope for the best.
Covid totally destroyed my voice. Sorest throat I have ever had. Trying to get it back
Thanks for this video!
You're welcome! I'm so sorry to hear that!
Thank you so much Chris for sharing from your overcoming experience. Amazing video and amazing exercises! My heart truly also goes out to singers and those who have had gone through COVID. Chris. You are an incredible inspiration to so many singers and more. Thank you again for all that you are, and do, with such an amazing heart.
Glad you're recovering, man! I'll be praying that you heal fully!
Thank you for your video and recommemdations! I have Covid now, as well as a full blown head and chest cold. I'll definitely take your advice and do these exercises on my road to recovery. My church choir needs me back, but my voice will need some patience!
I totally can relate to all your symptoms,COVID did the same to me,I had COVID Dec. 2020 and I’m just beginning to sing without wanting to cough and I still have a little raspiness which I never had before especially when singing. Looking for all remedies that will help me,I have lots of throat dryness as well,so frustrating. Thank you for your video and giving me some ideas to try. Take care!
Thanks for posting this. Been struggling to bounce back from an apparently non-Covid bronchial infection (according to 2 tests, but seemed just as bad), and was looking for some vocal recovery tips. I should've known you would have covered this topic
It's been four months and I don't think my voice is even back to 75% yet. Hopefully it will come back with some practice.
I wish you to recover soon!
Your content is one of the best ones on UA-cam.
Could you please analyse vocalist of Poets of the Fall (Marko Saaresto) when you have time?
Another knockout video Chris. I’d love to see some tips revolving around dealing with singing in a cold environment. Played a show last weekend in 38*F weather and I could not get good breath support after half of the set. I powered through and probably did some unhealthy pushing but I’d love to hear what tips you have for that sorta thing
That ¨SPEW¨ thing really hit hard, thanks!
Good!! Glad to hear it's working for you!
I was JUST looking for a video like this. Awesome. Thank you.
You're welcome!
I’ve been singing for 25 years now in the UK. Had covid in October 2020. I STILL struggle to breathe whilst singing since then. I stumbled across your Smooth Criminal video and seen this. I hope it helps me. If it does I thank you 🙏
Thanks. I’m doing something similar. Not so much the fun silly beats so I’ll do that, I think it’ll also be good for the nervous system.
I had Covid in April, almost no symptoms. No sore throat, no coughing, no fever, just tired and mildly headachey - and sinus.
And yet still I have fluid around my heart now, and my voice is weird. Still have range, can create round sound, but I feeeeeel something almost ‘vibratory’ at the bottom of my throat maybe around where my best she is. It’s just making me not trust my voice, like I’ll not hit notes correctly, and that does happen very very occasionally. I feel like it’s more neurological than physical. Don’t know why.
Looking at getting to a laryngologist.
Try this Mexican remedy guys:
Dry elements (grind them to finest on electric grinder)
3 aniseed stars
1 cinnamon stick
Tablespoon peppercorns
Tablespoon green cardamom seeds
1 tablespoon dry or fresh mint
1 tablespoon dry or fresh oregano
1 tablespoon curcuma or turmeric
Wet elements
1 whole garlic bulb at least 10 lobes (make sure is not Chinese garlic)
1 cup of lime juice squeezed from fresh limes
Additional half red onion
Half white onion
Process:
Smash and blend garlic with whole cup of lime in food processor, add dry elements and onions blend throughly
Put contents in a glass jar that can be sealed hermetically, (make sure it’s only half full) you can use two or more jars half full)
Put glass jar with contents inside a pot with boiling water (water bath) for 4 minutes
Once cooled down fill up the rest of the jar with pure honey and mix it up with a tespoon
Let it rest over night
Take two tablespoons after breakfasts and two tablespoons after dinner (do not take on empty stomach as it can be harsh on the stomach)
This remedy will severely boost up your immune system and the antiflamatory and anti bacterial properties of all elements combined will get you back on your feet and back to singing normally in no time.
Great video Chris, I've been doing similar things to "test" my voice since having covid and then laryngitis, but it's cool to have a more structured approach to use going forward. Everything is extremely well explained and makes total sense from a practical standpoint. Thanks for the help man.
Thanks so much for this. I feel like I've lost everything 😔
Chris you are a life saver! I cannot thank you enough! ❤️
I ended up in hospital in 2021with it really bad even though I was double vaccinated. I now have long covid symptoms and other complications.
I get chest infections every 4-6 weeks since coming out of hospital!
But I really want to heal my singing voice and join a local choir next year!
Clever, targeted, practical, wise guidance and information here Chris. I wish you Well.
Chris, you have helped us so much with your videos, i humbly offer you these advices.
"All diseases start in the guts" Hippocrates.
So....
Clean your organs (Stomach, kidneys, liver, colon)
Colonic cleansings
Green juices
Avoid red meats and processed foods
Practice yoga
Drink sea water
Alcaline your blood
I can't help but add some points:
body pH: have a balanced approach; some alkalizing foods, some acidic foods (food, not junk) like ferments and vinegars, and good, unrefined salt (I recommend Redmond's!)
_cleanses:_ if you do these, do take wide berth from anything containing antibiotics; don't overdo them, and consider adding a little (organic) coffee to get palmitic acid and glutathione levels up (helping the liver do it's job).
While I agree to have discernment between the quality of meats (processing, source, grain/grass fed) I (as a former vegan) can honestly not recommend cutting out all meats/animal products categorically; in fact, there are not only cultural clues telling us that our ancestors thrived on red, (healthy) fatty meats and organ meats, but there are amazing stories from all around the world of people experiencing the benefits of such nourishing foods.
In other words, yes, avoid cheap processed 'red meat', but make sure not to wash the baby out with the bathwater :-)
Agree largely on everything else here, but I'd add one more thing with regards to hydration:
While plain water can be handy as an immediate lubricant for the voice, plain sink water generally won't actually hydrate you much with minerals, electrolytes nor structural fluids for your body to retain.
Eat your water, too. Yes, vegetables are largely water; a good steak is generally up to (50/60% 'water') now, that would be structural water, unlike that in your sink.
So instead of downing gallons of plain water and perhaps wondering why you always get acid reflux (personal experience) start eating more water through big salads and tasty meats, and if drinking water that isn't in that 4th, structural phase (there's a whole book on that), at least consider adding something nourishing like some good salt, some apple cider vinegar, tea infusions or even better some ferment like water kefir or kombucha. That will help your body beat any infection, too.
Science today tells us we consist of approx. 10 trio. human cells and 100 trio. bacteria; we are like a living, moving rainforest of those things, and a good immune system is not attainable without good bacteria. Eat your cheese, your sauerkraut, kimchi, sourdoughs, kefir/yogurt (not heat treated unless you want dead bacteria) and drink some of those healthier 'soft drinks' mentioned.
This is just my own two (or more) cents, and with what I know now, I owe gratitude mostly to the Weston A. Price foundation and health oriented professionals like Tommy John III. What these people do makes a ton of sense to me, but to anyone reading, you do you!
Dear Chris,
Turns out I probably had Omicron recently. I didn't actually watch this video properly when it came out, but kind of ironically, you released it on my 50th birthday, so now that I'm paying attention I'm going to try all of these exercises.
In my case I'm finding hydration of my body, and humidification of my environment are way more important than they were previously, and I'm finding that hot drinks are more beneficial than cold ones. Fizzy drinks do not seem to be beneficial at all. This disease seems to have made me more prone to dehydration, even though I had no fever, and the disease itself seems to be over now. Oddly I seem to be needing a bit more throat mucus than normal as well.
Apart from that my voice seems to be ok, and I just want people to know that, unpleasant as this disease is, it's definitely not a "throat killer" in many cases.
Thank you as always, Chris, you're a guiding light.
This vid hits the spot. Bed-ridden with Covid and the sorest throat of all time
Wow, amazing timing. Just coming out of Covid myself! Thanks Chris.
WOW! Same thing as yours here right now, Chris! Thank you for advise!
You bet!
Brilliant Thank You! I had Omicron recently and it affected my throat more than anywhere else. I have lost power and range so this video will really help :)
Thanks for this routine. So helpful!
Had cough for a month after contracting covid. Took that long to slowly reduce to nothing. Was able to resume some form of singing after a 4 or 5 days after contracting the virus, but with no real range to speak of- bass range was great though lol. Took another 2 weeks after coughing stopped before vocals were back to normal- month and a half in total. Only positive was we were in lockdown- so no gigs that had to be cancelled.
This gives me hope … I’m just coming out of Covid and even though I’ve been texting negative for about a week I still have a horrible cough.. I can sing a bit now but my high end range is shot 💔 I really really hope I can get my voice back , your story gives me hope I might ❤️
@@ellecapone1337 Yes, most people I've talked to didn't have this lingering cough problem long after recovering in every other way, but it was the case for me. Colds and flus for me pre-covid and pre-"change in diet" always tended to have this same effect on me, so it shouldn't have been a surprise that it was similar or worse with covid.
Hope your voice recovers fully and soon.
Thank you. Just got it a few days ago 😒. But being patient with my voice
Thank you. Still going through covid, but taking mental notes with this
currently trying to recover from COVID and i am so worried that my voice won't be the same as it was. as a vocalist and voice actor, this is my worst nightmare.
I had Covid recently and I can safely say that i am recover like 80%. My chest voice is fine, but my head voice is a different story. I cant do head voice exercises at all. Im pretty concerned about this situation.
I could not practice singing during covid
Im back to square 1 as a singer.
It doesnt want to sound good anymore.
Depressing.
Also I can't breathe as well.
Thank you for the sage info. 🙏
You are so welcome
Tuesday 16th January, 2024. Lost nearly an octave after Covid, RSV. I didnt test so not sure.
I have just started the 3 warm ups, before my usual warm up. It feels really good. Expecially the cough one for some reason.
I'll let you know how I get on.
Cheers brother.
From 🇮🇪 Ireland.
Big relief to see your similar struggle post-covid. I started with a Covid cold two weeks ago. I've felt mostly back to normal for a week but I've had lingering sinus and chest congestion that seems to be coating my vocal folds and preventing me from singing healthfully. My chest-mix above E/F4 is cut off due to the mucus congestion. It's frustrating but I'm confident that, with time, it'll go away and I can get back to my full range and free flowing voice.
So how its been now? Do you get back your full range?
Me too..i just recovered from covid 2 weeks ago..i lost 2 note of my upper chest voice..anything above F4 and i will break into head voice..damn covid..
@@m.luqmanh I'm back to normal now. It sucked going through it but eventually things started working again after like a month. I'd highly recommend regular Mucinex tablets, they helped a lot as long as I was taking them consistently for a couple days
@@mikeomalley2460 well..thats a relief..hopefully, i will completely recover too after a month..while im writing this, im just finish my daily routine scales exercise..it turn out that i can hit G4 in chest voice..but its so weak,less volume and thin..i can only hit it in a scale..plus my voice get tired very quick..thanks for suggestion..i will keep in mind to search for that mucinex tablet in any pharmacy..
Great idea for a video!
Thanks! I wish more people thought so haha!
youre such a good person. thanks
Great music song singing. 🤘🤘
It is now 8 months since I had COVID, during which I lost my voice, most of my range returned within a few weeks but 8 months on I am still about three tones short at the top of my normal range meaning I cannot perform many of my songs without transposing. I had been making slow but steady progress but this has now apparently plateaued.
Ah Jaysus. Had bad covid before Xmas and have just started working on a new project and my voice is a mess. I'm hoping it will come back. Practice practice I guess. Has totally freaked me out cos my voice was beaut. It's breaking and I can't hit notes. Very phlegmy and coughing still. Guess I need to be gentle and sing myself well. Thank you for this video. It gives me hope.
thank you
I list my voice it’s horse and SOB gif Covid but it was mild! Now my voice, 2 years later! And yes cough off and on!!!
I stopped being able to whisper after gettin covid 4 times .
I have a pretty airy singing style anf now i completely lost the ability to do that
I lost my lower register - lots of cracking and breaking, it's so sad. And the entire range is just not quite right. The sound is off, thinner, just doesn't feel free. Like my vocal chords are not moving freely? I can't tell, but it's not coming back well. It's been over 2 months ...
same here :( any progress?
@@chlolou22 actually YES! It’s coming back 🥳. I’ve watched a couple of other videos and stopped clearing my throat - didn’t realize I was doing that- and started humming through my range instead to vibrate the vocal cords then sip something warm. I drank warm water with lemon and honey. I got Voice 37 from Amazon- pricey but it is helping too. And I did the vocal exercises in this video. So much better! Still can’t get to the highest range cleanly, but getting close to normal again. I hope yours comes back too. 😘
@@beingmcbean8947 ahhh good! how long did it take for you?
@@chlolou22 just over the past 2 weeks it’s gotten much better. I had Covid in November 2021, took a month and a half to mostly recover, then another 3 months with the voice- not fully recovered but getting close.
Thanks for the video Ive been worried as my vocals just do not sound the same my singing doesnt sound great any more since I had covid and Im desperate to get it back
Lost range and pitch control from covid in December. Idk how I can recover.
My throat is still shot (very raspy and hoarse) after getting COVID this past January. I studied opera and am known for my highs in RnR. Unfortunately I feel so depressed because my band is confirming gigs and thinks I can just fake it. I don’t know how to come back quickly from this because I’m constantly needing to show up for gigs. 🥺 They don’t understand I can’t change my strings like they can. Help.
My problem is that I don’t know if it’s me recovering from Covid or my voice deepening.
Maybe your voice is expanding!
Is your voice back to normal?
@@tehextra3907 ye nah it’s not Covid. Dammit.
I lost a lot of lung capacity and cat breathe in as deeply or hold my breath nearly as long...
Damn, glad you're OK Chris! Did you get relatively sick despite being vaxed?
I got pretty sick. My kids got it too, but were only mildly sick for about a day and a half!
@@chrisliepe So glad you all are OK. I hope no permanent effect to your vocals. Cheers!
Your website won’t let me sign up… I really would like too.
I first came down with Covid-19 a month ago and I sound like I’ve just had laryngitis. If I try to sing anything above my speaking voice I stop producing any sound at all. And I’m still losing my voice from normal talking. Not cool Covid-19!
Agreed :(
I had covid last September and I still have hoarse voice until now (May 2023). I can't reach high notes anymore. 😭😭😭
I had the same problem! It came back though, with lots of love, car, pacing and patience!!
@@chrisliepe how long did it take for you to fully recover? Did you see the doctor and take some meds?
Does any one lost a range of voice even 6weeks after recovered from Covid?
My loss of range lasted a long time!
I lost at least 2 note of my upper chest voice..fortunately, i still can hit my highest head voice which is A5..
I got covid in the middle of recording vocals for my album, thanks for the video! I'm almost 3 weeks after covid, when can I go back to screaming?
Use the same "listening to your body" methods I share in this video for screaming! Only YOU can feel that out with timetable tips that help you become honed in on how your body is feeling!
@@chrisliepe Thanks for the reply ☺️
Is Covid just like strep or another infection- I’ve never had Covid until now and I have shows coming up. The doctor says I don’t have to cancel as it’ll be out of my isolation time but I’m worried about damaging myself?
Tried to sing after covid for the first time- where have my higher notes gone, and why is my voice scratchy? Four weeks on..
I no longer have the vocal range I used to
Would these tips help singers who are former smokers/current smokers? Hope you recover from your symptoms!
Yes!
I've met some smokers who can BELT lol
Most of my favorite vocalists are or were smokers... Doesn't make it good for you... but shows that it's more important how you know and are a perpetual student of your voice than if you smoke or not!
@@chrisliepe of course, it depends on the quantity smoked and for how long as well
I lost my voice lately after I got covid 19 very depressed
Could these tip also work for your run-of-the-mill astma patient :D ?
absolutely!
Chris i still have shortness of breath after a year, but my lungs keeps getting better, do you think i will recover?
I do! It has for me! Just took longer than I thought!
Chris please answer me I watched you for soooo long
I'm stupid stupid never got a coach. I bene learning distortion since 14 I'm 23 now. I am having issues with my voice. When singing higher. My voice sounds like a gravelly glitch on random notes. I can't help it. It feels and sounds like mucus causing it, but it's been months. I've taken breaks and all.
I've been working on warming up properly but its all my fault I didn't listen. I am wondering if I am permanent messed up. Or if it is because I'm singing too high too hard
There is no way to tell if you messed up something. You should see a doctor if you think something is not right.
Right! I agree with S. A proper examination is the only thing that will help you understand what is or is not happening!
@@chrisliepe do you offer private lessons?
@@reflectreflex7612 Yes I do! They are an option for anyone going through my course Discover Your Voice. You can request an invite to that course and get more info about private lessons at chrisliepe.com :). Looking forward to working with you!
I can see Health Canada wants me to learn how to help my singing…
Propaganda helping us Comrades
Comment for da algorithm
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Can you get me my vision back?:) I wish it was my voice instead
I'm so sorry man... It has been a thrashing disease and affecting so many people in so many different and scary ways :(
I've never heard of it infecting anyone's vision lungs yeah but eye sight ?
@@chrisliepe much appreciated, and yeah, I got it early so they knew nothing about it, they thought I'd had a stroke, then a rare retinal syndrome, and then the Covid studies started coming and it was clear why. It's a pretty special virus, didn't take all my vision, but a good chunk of it. Better than those who died or have had their lungs wrecked. Hope yours come back 100%, its probably good you had such strong lungs to start with...
U sound like Freddie mercury
First view ! Oh…
Can you please speak slower..
I can! but I also get requests for me to speak more quickly haha... You can adjust the video playback speed in settings so that you can hear me speak at the pace you'd like and also turn on subtitles if that's helpful :) !
I had Covid in December - mild just fever for a few days - and my singing is just not the same. I run out of air so fast (within a single phrase) and this is true for speaking and singing. And my vocal chords get so tired after singing for extremely short amounts of time - it’s honestly heartbreaking