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Hey Eric, just wanted to say thanks and I appreciate all your insight and free vocal lessons for us developing singers. I myself am too busy with school/work and on a budget for private voice lessons at the moment. But you’ve really helped me improve gradually. You have a talent and great music as well, keep doin’ what you doin!
love it are you playing for alto?
thanxxxx…………… greatly appreciate what you’ve done hereee
I’ve just completed part 2 and I am shocked that on the “goog” my notes are clearer and more effortless. How does doing something as simple as a lip role help….transform my sound so quickly. As a daily schedule, how often should I practice this technique. Are there other techniques I can add to this regimen. I know that you said that building a voice takes time, but I don’t have a lot of time because I am working on a song NOW. I rarely do a vocal warm up or anything. I just record and I can hear in playback that I am struggling. I am a flute player and know how to train for that, so how do I now train for voice. Thanks so much for your talent and teachings. That is very generous of you!
Awesome!
This has helped me alot with my mix and it`s crazy simple!
But I was wondering if you could do a video on how to sing lower.
I am a high Baritone and I feel I can sing high enough but my lower register lacks a lot of tone, power and is very limited. I can sing down to a G2 but I would like to get down to a strong E2.
It would be awesome if you could give some tips on how to sing low!
OMG man u are the best thnx for everythinq for this lesson. i know im goin to qet better with this lesson mm 1 question those mp3 lessons and other stuff do i have to practice every single lesson of c;ass or juzz 1 of them ??? oohh and aonther question is it true drinkinq milk is bad for your singinq class or throught???
I struggle a lot while practising this.I want to be able to hit those high notes. but i cant even achieve my mixed voice, it’s always too heady or my voice just cracks.. T.T
Hi Eric! Thank you so much for all your help. It really helps me a lot.. God bless you!
Hi Angel,
Have you considered taking private lessons with us?
Michael W. Bryant
Aapproach Instructor
Hello Alexander -
Great question!
Basically, you can apply your current vocal exercises to your lower range. For example, I suggest you focus on the vocal and lip rolls. You can “fry” and lip roll your way down the scale – just make sure you that you resist tension in the throat, just as you would resist tension while “frying” and lip rolling in your upper range. Additionally, expanding the breath will allow the freedom to expand your range in both directions, high and low.
Michael W. Bryant
Aapproach Instructor
Hello!
I needed to say something.
I am really happy I found in youtube this oppertunity. It just makes me so happy each time I do it…It makes my day!
I really thing that is present from GOD. It is great see person who is so possitive all the time, and cheers you up.
I need it at this time, life is hard sometimes but there is cool stuff and this one of them.
May GOD bless your team and the great job you do!
sinti
Hey there! Thanks for helping us out!
Here is my question…
I’ve got a few problems with head voice, I don’t exactly know what it is, how it should feel, is it performed by narrowing the throat? Well,I’ve searched more and got confused… some people talk about falsetto… What is the difference between falsetto and head voice?
I don’t know how head voice is, so it’s a bit hard to understand this mixed voice.
Thanks a lot!
Hello Rafami!
Please refer to the following link
http://takelessons.com/videos/view/voice-lessons-head-voice-falsetto-and-range-expansion-127
Michael W. Bryant
Aapproach Vocal Instructor