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Singing Lessons PITCH, VOWEL AND INTENSITY

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  • Опубліковано 24 лип 2013
  • A short video on what I consider the 3 important principles of vocal technique. Aside from emotion... Every vowel will feel a little different on every pitch and intensity you use. So some vowels are easier than others low or high and depending if you are singing a lighter r&b sound or a heavy rock n roll sound. Build your voice from a place of letting it tell you where it wants to resonate and not you forcing it to stay in chest or head. As time goes on you will build the skill to sing it at which ever intensity you want. Just like any sport you need the technique then the strength comes.
    Enjoy
    Daniel
    www.yourvocalteacher.com

КОМЕНТАРІ • 36

  • @gospodine
    @gospodine 4 місяці тому +1

    You are a very good teacher. Thank very very much. 😊

  • @WhyArentYouVegan
    @WhyArentYouVegan 11 років тому +4

    This is a very informative video, I bookmarked it so I can watch it over and over, thanks Daniel!

  • @burble987654321
    @burble987654321 4 роки тому +4

    You know you watch too many singing videos when you end up here in 2019

  • @TheSacredroots
    @TheSacredroots 7 років тому +3

    Not stupid very informative thank Daniel

  • @DeeQu8nT81
    @DeeQu8nT81 3 місяці тому

    This makes a lot o sense. Thank you.

  • @VIDEOHEREBOB
    @VIDEOHEREBOB 11 років тому +1

    A lot of really great advice, Dan really knows his stuff.

  • @Timliu92
    @Timliu92 7 років тому +1

    Hey Daniel this is an awesome video. I see where you are going with this exercise - to let the cords thin out as you go higher without pushing or forcing first to access that head resonance, and once you are comfortable with it you can then add more chest resonance (and accordingly, power) to the mix - the vowels all play an important part to this. Correct me if I am wrong though, because I am still learning and trying to achieve consistency XD

  • @monstresticator30
    @monstresticator30 10 років тому

    I can hit a lot of high notes in full voice, but for some reason I didn't feel like it mixed well with my lower notes until you made me visualize scales on a horizontal level instead of vertical. I think when I visualized increasing range vertically, it caused my larynx to raise and then I would notice some tension and a tinnier sound with increased volume; I had to back off slightly or else I would start straining my voice.
    Since I started visualizing range horizontally, I feel more relaxed and I can sing those high notes not only more easily, but they blend so much better. Even my friends have noticed that my singing sounds fuller and more connected, so thank you for making me see things in a new and very productive way! Great tutorials.

  • @fidrewe99
    @fidrewe99 6 років тому

    Wow, I've never seen a voice teacher on youtube explaining it like that, but it makes perfect sense! Starting with a weak voice and just leaning into it, while trying to maintain the configuration of the muscles aorund the vocal folds I'm able to find the best sound I can currently get close to the transition between chest voice and falsetto, something that used to be very difficult before.

  • @BananaMango99
    @BananaMango99 10 років тому

    Really like this video and the explanations!

  • @ronanciarulli800
    @ronanciarulli800 4 роки тому

    Thank you so much Daniel!

  • @theophany1770
    @theophany1770 4 роки тому

    You’re a great teacher man!

  • @tim37021
    @tim37021 11 років тому +2

    keep it up Dan:) you are a very good vocal coach
    I appreciate teachers who can show us how to sing :)
    I'm curious where did you learn these technique from??
    I've been learning singing for 6 years, but really make little progress

  • @danielformica-yourvocalteacher
    @danielformica-yourvocalteacher  11 років тому

    thanks Bob much appreciated!

  • @fabiankowalczyk
    @fabiankowalczyk 8 років тому

    Thank You Daniel for this lesson.

  • @lee26carl
    @lee26carl 7 років тому +1

    thanks for the video Dan. it always helps...

  • @EhItsYaBoi
    @EhItsYaBoi 11 років тому

    Just keep up the good work! :D

  • @Multiple_creatives
    @Multiple_creatives 5 років тому

    This is great felt like a baby learning to talk.. goo goo gaahh ... WAAAAHHH! Funny and actually very helpful brilliant! TY!

  • @stebolian
    @stebolian 5 місяців тому

    Been a while and im revisiting you as i have improved in 10 years , but that part where you do a light waaa then click into the right place is amazing and i am trying to get that . Its like a pure head voice is it? Like when you were walking through a car park in a more recent video saying oooo with full cord ls closed. It gettig that to have power and reliability is my thing atm

  • @tim37021
    @tim37021 11 років тому

    Thanks
    it's so kind of you to offer free evaluation! However I live in Taiwan(in Asia). i'm not really good at speaking english(listening is okay). and time differences could be a problem
    I've tried so many vocal programs,recently,Ken Tamplin's program, which helps me more than other programs.But i am afraid of doing exercise wrong.i can't actually hear how big and how light, how solid the demos really are('cause we can turn volume down with computer. a good vocal coach beside is still important

  • @DopamineOverload
    @DopamineOverload 11 років тому

    Great vid, Daniel... I should have been more conscious of staying at the same level when I was doing the warmups that eventually made my vocal cords hemorrhage. I was belting, and going higher than I was ready for. Whoops.

  • @Origin0fJanken
    @Origin0fJanken 10 років тому

    I have found your lessons have Helped me Out Heaps Cheers Dude ~Nox

  • @danielformica-yourvocalteacher
    @danielformica-yourvocalteacher  11 років тому +1

    hey tim The technique is just very basic vocal function chest voice, falsetto and practicing at different intensities using different vowels when something gets tough and really understanding how the voice works. please contact me via skype and we could just see where you are at (no charge) ill just listen and help you out. Sometimes its just a matter of really understanding. 6 years is a good amount of time to learn. you just need some understanding of why you do certain exercises.

  • @geraldtan8554
    @geraldtan8554 10 років тому +2

    hey daniel, great video! Could u please give me some exercises for getting down high notes? Kinda finding it hard to hit higher notes right now

    • @danielformica-yourvocalteacher
      @danielformica-yourvocalteacher  10 років тому +1

      hey gerald i dont know why this doesnt show up on my youtube inbox i never check this google thing but hit me up i would be glad to just help.;)

  • @EhItsYaBoi
    @EhItsYaBoi 11 років тому

    100th subscriber!

  • @danielformica-yourvocalteacher
    @danielformica-yourvocalteacher  11 років тому

    thanks james appreciate that...sorry its so fuzzy(blurry) i dont know what went wrong

  • @Dannob
    @Dannob 8 років тому +3

    Il loved the Wahhhhhh section!!! lol waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

  • @agustinfranco1231
    @agustinfranco1231 4 роки тому

    I love you man haha

  • @DopamineOverload
    @DopamineOverload 11 років тому

    Btw, to get more views, put "Singing lesson:" as the preface for each of your videos.... great vids.

  • @danielformica-yourvocalteacher
    @danielformica-yourvocalteacher  11 років тому +1

    I didn't see this until now. So I have to do something ok.. would you like a free lesson? Im psyched I have a hundred subscribers!!!!

  • @CTYPCL
    @CTYPCL 10 років тому

    Im stuck and ive been stuck exatly in that thing you do at 3:37 Ive had that heady soft false voice for years, literally years, I could neve get that to sound good as you do. Could you please explain the procedure to how you train that to sound good, I simply couldnt find it. Thanks a lor for your videos, been great help, but I seem to be stuck there forever till I can get through that.

  • @EhItsYaBoi
    @EhItsYaBoi 11 років тому

    Nah :)