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Nasal
Posted by Daniel Anderson-Deakin 4 years agoTechnique and StyleHow do you add and reduce nasal resonance? What exercises are good to practice this control? Is it to do with the larynx or something else?
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How to know which pattern to use for exercises
Posted by Daniel Anderson-Deakin 4 years agoTechnique and StyleI eventually want to be able to make up my own exercises that are specific to my voice so I was wondering when you guys make up exercises how do you know what pattern to use for the exercise notes lik...
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sore throat while and after singing
Posted by Florian Furrer 4 years agoTechnique and StyleHi, I am a beginner singer and lately i feel a little soreness in my throat while and / or after singing. It's nothing really painfull and i am not loosing my voice or anything like that. But i am sti...
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How to improve timing?
Posted by Iona Zara 4 years agoTechnique and StyleHello everyone. Was wondering if anyone had tips on improving timing. thanks
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I need to sit down to sing because I play the guitar too
Posted by Yves M Reme 4 years agoTechnique and StyleI just started taking these lessons. I notice that everybody recommends standing up for proper posture. In reality since I play the guitar too (Bossa Nova style), I need to be seated to do that. Why l...
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Is your range different for different sounds?
Posted by Daniel Anderson-Deakin 4 years agoTechnique and StyleDo different sounds hit the range different? Eg if you make an e vowel will that go into head voice at a different pitch to an ah vowel or does your range and boundaries apply to every sound?
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Beginner to Advanced levels
Posted by Daniel Anderson-Deakin 4 years agoTechnique and StyleHow do you generally categorise beginners, intermediate and advanced singers? And generally what is the process of vocal development? Would be good to kind of have a roadmap to know where you are and ...
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singing position
Posted by Daniel Anderson-Deakin 4 years agoTechnique and Styledoes it matter what position (sitting, standing, lying) you sing in for different parts of your voice (head, chest, mix) or for things like belting?
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Vocal strain that comes and goes?
Posted by Bree Shank 4 years agoTechnique and StyleHello! I have started singing again after like 7 years of not singing. I am trying to learn good habits. Recently (maybe 3ish weeks ago) I strained my voice from trying to imitate my favorite artist,...
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My head voice sounds fake and ‘cartoony’
Posted by Liza lebeda 4 years agoTechnique and StyleHi Team-I can reach high notes in a Mickey Mouse tone of voice but it sounds fake and cartoony. I want to strengthen my head and mixed voice to give it more power and warm resonant tone. I suspect a h...
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