Vocal Warm Up Part 1: Resonance and Breath Control 1

[SpartanHayabusa]

this warm up is the best on youtube, my voice is so free after. thx

[zsuskazsuska]

THX  sooo mutch! :)

[eltejuino]

Thanks

[Jo3yDominick]

dude looks so baked..



[gopdeep]

All exercise I am doing very good . But when singing I am out of breath . can you please help me . Thank you for sharing ur videos , they are all lovely and helpfull .

[RockinTheMusic14]

Is it okay if you go into your head voice so you don't have to strain?

[asava17]

Anyone had the annoying Flem up in the nasal cavity? Its really effects my voice when belting.

[MrMusicCreation]

How would u know if it's working?

[zalilou1]

I like your video ! I think it's the best of all the music teacher, because you learn instead of the others talk a lot ... Love it !

But i have a problem when i record the producers tell me that I don't have the technical. So what does it mean ? How can I have it ?

[Jazoistwel]

Nice beginners excercise tutorial! It has greatly helped me in improving my voice! Better than any other tutorial ...

[SassyZam]

great tutorial....can you recommend any on line classes for women??

[DollaDollaDrityD]

thank you

[catarcacha1]

Arjen Robben!

[jinjabreadboi]

I need to ask a question cause I'm very worried. How do I relax my larynx. It just moves up and down naturally and I know that this hinders my higher and lower registers. Please help.

[majesticglaze]

@jinjabreadboi Start with light vocal fry exercises to where you can control them and have the right breathing.

[jinjabreadboi]

@majesticglaze alright thanks

[luigimanzanares]

hi thank you for this vid! do you have any tip on how to do a grunt? thanks

[PaulW98Z]

i have noticed that in my voice, how warm it is determines which range i can do. The warmer my voice is, my higher range comes in and i lose lower range. when my voice is cold, such as when i first wake up, i can go much deeper than later on as my voice warms up. Between the two ranges, I have slightly over a 3 octave range. I do not use a falsetto voice at any time because I don't like the way it sounds for those who do use it. How can I warm up my voice to higher notes earlier than I do now?

[PaulW98Z]

@AtariMaxiToriyama you need to re-read my comment. I plainly state there that " I do not use a falsetto voice at any time because I don't like the way it sounds fro those who do use it."

[AtariMaxiToriyama]

@PaulW98Z That's odd. I distinctly remember reading your comment, including where you said that you don't use falsetto, but I don't know WHY I commented in the way that I did. Oh, well. I'll delete that comment because it's pointless, now.

[coldminded21]

hey, all your lessons are just great, i guess so =D. Could you do another video or just say how to make my voice stronger???:) i do every day those 4 parts warm up and vibrato video's exercises... and one very good breathing exercise(not your video)...Should i do any other exercise to get my voice stronger? :)

[ic3h0lic]

hello! waht if i cant feeling any resonance in my nasal areas? i used to feel them..

the itchy feeling..but now no matter how i try there is no resonance anymore..

is something wrong with my nose or something?

[AussieVocalCoach]

@ic3h0lic Have you tried placing your thumb and finger on the bridge of your nose? If you can feel the vibration all is good. If not, try doing exercises on an "NG" as in "si-ng". That sound is great for getting resonance right.

[ic3h0lic]

@AussieVocalCoach Got it! Thank you! =)

[ic3h0lic]

@AussieVocalCoach Got it. Thank You! =)

[94miata]

@AussieVocalCoach Hi,

I have heard that you don't want to feel vibration/air coming through your nose. Is this true? Is there any time in the voice (chest/mix./head) when it is acceptable to have some air coming through the nasal passage?

I hear that some air will come through, but it should be minuscule. Otherwise you get a nasality sound. Please correct me if I am wrong.

[melyeshi]

im doing warm ups every day will it takes me a long time to be able to sing without my larynx going up or down ?

thanks again for answering my Q's its really helping me getting better :)

[AussieVocalCoach]

@melyeshi An "over active" larynx is basically a bad habit. One that you may not have even been aware of for most of your "singing life". Like any habit it will take some time to break it. If you consciously work at keeping it relaxed every day for a least a month it should start to become automatic. Use a mirror to monitor yourself or place a couple of fingers gently on your larynx to check foe movement. Goodluck!

[melyeshi]

when i do the liprolls my larynx need to be neutral or low ?

[AussieVocalCoach]

@melyeshi In a natural resting position is best so I say neutral.

[melyeshi]

how can i make my larynx neutral ?

im doing the mums gugs and the bubs but its still going up, i put the cry on it and just dont know what to do anymore

sould i force it down or what ?

[AussieVocalCoach]

@melyeshi A little bit of movement isn't too concerning. As long as it isn't a violent movement upwards it shouldn't cause you too many problems. Actually forcing it down isn't something I recommend as it will cause tension. It is best to be free of tension with some slight larynx movement than forcing it down.

[andresdasilva]

excelent job, thanks 4 sharing, !!!!! people like you will make big time change in lots!

[AussieVocalCoach]

@andresdasilva Thankyou for your kind words :)

[agnimascerodonte]

thank you*

[agnimascerodonte]

thankou su much sensei u_u

[jordan36094]

Can anyone learn to sing ? I dont have a natural talent, i would love to sing, but i wouldnt be able to go to lessons

[AussieVocalCoach]

That's a question I get asked a lot. Singing uses the same muscles and tissue as speaking so in that respect yes anyone can learn to sing. Developing pitch recognition is a little harder as this can be linked to how exposed to music a person has been throughout their life. This can also be taught but can take a bit of time. I believe with patience anyone can learn to sing at a reasonable level.

[jordan36094]

@AussieVocalCoach thanks for the reply, cant wait for the 8 week program, keep up the good work

[MomoTheBellyDancer]

@jordan36094

"Can anyone learn to sing ? "

No, you need to be blessed by the Gods of Music.

[AussieVocalCoach]

Thanks for the positive feedback everyone.

[asvgroenen]

thx

[AussieVocalCoach]

Awesome. Check out the quick vocal warm up video as well, it's a condensed version of this 4 part warm up.

[rafaelr6]

Thanks Aussie vocal coach, I appreciate ur videos

[Musicismylife2386]

Ugh I don't breathe properly at all when singing even when I warm up doesn't matter I still breathe too much.

[habib3225]

100% awesome!!! thanks!

[albertosinmas]

thanks for the tutorial! I really want to learn how to sing and breath properly, becasuse I have a big register, and can make people love me singing, but I have 0 technique and experience....

I will follow your advices. Thanks again!

[AussieVocalCoach]

When you say "playing with your voice" do you mean things like riffs and runs? If that is the case I will be uploading a video that will teach you how to gain more flexibility with your voice in the next 2 weeks.

[AussieVocalCoach]

Great! I love questions! :)

[angel3141]

Okay.i know how to find my vibrato preaty well.but i have problems trying to play with my voice if you know what i mean??

[angel3141]

Great.I needed something Like this.

Thank You.but i still have a few quetion i would to ask you

[AussieVocalCoach]

Thanks for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it!

[theimpresario]

That was great AussieVocalCoach! Thank you for this wonderful vocal warm-up :D

[TheHollie2004]

Thanks Aussie! I downloaded the MP3 from your site. Thanks for all your free stuff.