Awesome! Way to go Bujud S!!!

E4 your highest?😂😂

@@Vardel. he's probably talking about his chest range. And an E4 is rather high for most true basses.

@@abhisheklama1393 then he's not a bass A3 is where bass chest voice ends

Great! Thanks Akif!

Great! Thanks Revery.

Thanks Jop!

Thanks Alx!

Thanks Branden!

Thanks Macky!

+PowerToSing After wanting for ages to become a better singer I came across Bens Singer Blog and it seems to be the best home study system (check it out on google)

Macky Nodalo are you using headvoice to do all the exercises

@@michaellammar4469 2:38

+20gonsie You are very welcome. Thanks for the feedback!

Awesome! Thanks for the update Frederick! Way to go!

Hi chuck! Thanks for this lesson again.. i am getting more and more comfortable now with my break area.. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gql4YJeAnd3Sqnk.html This is my most current video, hitting g#4 quite comfortably.. i can hit bb4 on the original key but i dont like the sound (yet)

Thanks Ivan!

I'm so glad!

Glad to hear that! You can do it!

Thanks Ozi!

+Charlie Glasgow Thanks Charlie...good luck to you.

Thanks Hugo....hope it helps!

You are very welcome, Tommy!

This may help: Watch this video and follow the directions. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mpZ_lZuIrNPagJc.html

@@PowerToSing So, I came back to this page in part to do this exercise, in part to check out the link you replied, and in part to reply to your reply. Funny thing is, the first thing that jumped out at me was the name. It reminded me of a website I've been sending people to by the same name, one that I just came across last night and that carries an article about Luc Montagnier. Then the logo jumped out at me. Am I onto something? If so, I just gotta say -- you're a legend (but that's true either way, since helping people to sing truly is God's work). I love the logo, too -- I myself am coming up out of the ashes and I don't plan on returning to the pit. I'm studying data science and actually improving at singing. I hope to have some effect on the world, after all. Much love, my man. Peace

@@anotherlover6954 All the best to you A.L.!!

You're welcome!

@@PowerToSing I'm definitely hearing a big difference in my singing at my church.

@@2696ize That's great, Mike. Thank you.

Awesome Raymond! Way to go.

Thank you!

Glad to hear of your progress Dinx!

Dinx Boreres how long did it take u ?

Thanks!

+Lê Tùng Thanks Le Tung

Do what you can. You will find that over time the tension will subside as you gain more and more confidence and experience. And you will be able to increase your range without the added tension.

Awesome! Thank you!

I am baritone too.. is it hard to transision. How did you do it?

If you're a baritone you can never become a tenor. You're born with your voice type

@@yousaf653 its the other way around what he said . And its possible , Rob halford was low tenor but with baritone qualities here and there in 70's and 80's , then in 1991 Painkiller tour , through Fight in the 90's he quit progressivly this register he became a baritone since Halford band . Its possible . Same thing for Dio at similar period . In 2005 , baritone register . Even listen Dave mustaine in 80's till 2007 , then since 2009 . You will be surprised

The ppl in this section obviously mean different things when they say the words baritone and tenor... it's a common factor in many arguments... I bet if u ask everyone here to define these terms in their own words ull get very different ideas... just saying

Thanks Shah...lets do it!

Thanks!

Thanks Edgard!

Great! Also check out the exercises here: www.powertosing.com/pulled-chest-high-larynx-2/

The ultimate goal is to sing wonderfully, easily and well. It is so much better and easier I the larynx is at your speech level.

Thanks for your comment. It's so helpful to have a trained ear listening and helping us along the way. Especially when we're not sure exactly how it's supposed to feel to us.

remember, it's not how long you practice but how right you practice. If you do the exercises wrong, it reinforces bad habits. Do them right and things get better faster.

I don't know. But they will help balance your voice, bring the larynx down and stop the pulling up of chest voice. The sound you make will be different than before for sure. And it will be healthier for your voice.

Hi Samuel, that's because your larynx is coming up and prevents you from hitting the notes. You must stay very dopy with the dopy scales and very witchy with the neys. Also do them softer...much softer than you are doing right now. See if that helps.

Yes through skype. Watch this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mtB2jLmWrK3Ro2g.html

Adequate breath support will help everything...exercises and songs. Here's a couple videos on breath support: www.powertosing.com/ep-16-singing-tips-diaphragm-breathing-video-mash-up/ and www.powertosing.com/ep-15-how-to-sing-breath-with-diaphragm/ Start with this last one. I don't tell a singer to find a yawn space. I give them exercises that cause a yawn space.

Hard to tell without hearing you. Most of the time a raspy sound is caused by a high larynx. So the larynx needs to come down. Watch this video and follow the directions: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mpZ_lZuIrNPagJc.html

yeah if you sound raspy its wrong i've been there trust me

Adrian Gan did you improve, or find your mix?

Ty H yep! Look up pharyngeal resonance thats the key

But worth it!

Do them softer and easier. Don't push it. Low volume. The harder and louder we do them, the tighter and more strained they become.

Power To Sing are we suppose to do the same thing to another? like nuu and noo?

Hi Ubay...thank you. It doesn't require more air as you sing higher. I think it's ok to maintain good breath support, though. As long as you are not blasting more air as you sing higher. In mix, we don't overdue the support. Just relaxed but consistent air flow to the vocal cords with the assistance of the diaphragm supporting the air flow. Remember, it takes less air as you sing higher, not more.

@@PowerToSing Aye aye sir. I got some enlightenment there. thanks so so very much. Now I can practice this with more conviction, haha GBU Chuck!

@@PowerToSing And thanks for the quick response! that's super cool!

No. None specific on agility.

Thanks El Salo!

yes!

Do the exercise at much less loudness. But when doing it softer, stay bratty or witchy, to maintain the connection of the tone. This will help you do the exercise on the pitches in the video. See what happens doing it softer.

Sorry, not sure which link you want?

@@PowerToSing upper bridge exercise lessons please

@@jordanmhrnz132 Start here and see if this helps: vocalsingingtype.com/

@@PowerToSing Thanks 😊 i will and let you about it

@@PowerToSing well i have submitted the test and questions

You are doing them to hard and to loud. Do them easier and softer and see what happens.

+Jorge Olguin Yes, exactly!

Maybe. But it's also possible that you are doing it right, but, because it's new, you can't do it strong yet. If you just learn to walk, you can't go run a race immediately.

Start here: www.powertosing.com/discover-your-vocal-type-wt

Yes! www.powertosing.com/fast-track-exercises-vsl/

This video was inspired by your comment: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l7J8ra6eybDJnok.html

Yes with practice and time you will develop new muscle memory and do it with Mix.

After the G5 you have to do the opposite...let up. Stop pushing and let the body do what it will naturally do. More push means tighter and tighter cords and more tension.

@@PowerToSing I learned that I'm a *counter-tenor* because after *15* my voice never changed Well my voice wasn't bright and light anymore But dark and feminine timbre Then when I start *mixing* my voice got lighter I'm *21* now and i sound like I'm *15* again But easy lows I'm comfortable down to *Eb3* and sometimes *C3* my supported range now is *(C3-G5-F6)* *F6* is my highest *headvoice* before I couldn't go pass *Eb6*

Watch this video and follow the directions. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mpZ_lZuIrNPagJc.html

Yes!

@@PowerToSing thank you! From Brazil 🇧🇷😃

At first, Just do the exercises correctly once or twice a day. That will be enough to see results.

Yes! 1-2 a day. space practice sessions out. Maybe once in the am then again later in the day.

In order to avoid it loud. I need to same level of loud while the tone is getting higher?

record yourself or ask someone

Hopefully it will lead to that.

Don't do it as loud. Make it exaggerated, but medium soft.

Are you singing through the first bridge? Are your vocal cords coming together adequately? Is the larynx high? ? Are you singing loud? Soft? Breathy? What word or vowels are you singing?

Power To Sing yes, idk but it doesn't feel like falsetto, no its not high, medium volume I guess but when I go my highest my voice is really loud I'm not pushing it though there is no strain. I am not not breathy, I was doing an "ee " sound. The way you would say "key" without the k I should also add that it's very unlikely that I would have a mixed voice because I am only 13, but my voice has changed already. My lowest note is an E2. Idk if age has anything to do with his beside experience.

To know for sure I would probable need to hear you do it on different exercises or in a song. But from your description it's sound ing like you are headed in the right direction. And yes, if you are mixing as a 13 year old, you are an exception. I've never met a 13 year old boy who could do it without some lessons.

www.powertosing.com/ep-66-for-women-only-learn-to-sing-mix-quickly-6-exercises-fast-results/

He's been at it a long time.