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Lil durk eyes😂

A good way to practice relaxing those muscles in the face is through meditation - and I say this from personal experience. I'm a beginner at any kind of voice training, but I found a lot of the tips about relaxing the muscles in the face very easy to do, because meditation also involves doing those things. I actually like to sit in half lotus when I'm humming, because it does wonderful things to the posture and the movement of air through your lungs too. And because I do both of those things - sitting in half lotus and relaxing my muscles - simultaneously each time, it's also kind of created a pavlovian reaction. I sit in half lotus, my muscles start to relax automatically. It's like meditation gives you the tools to entirely, and subconsciously use all of these techniques for humming before ever beginning to hum!

Bruh. I’m trans and trying to voice train and everyone talked about moving the hum from the chest to the head and I never understood it. I immediately felt it when you did the ng hum god damn thank you so much

This is the crux of bel canto singing, i believe. From what I've read, at least. This gives me a TON of much needed clarity on this critical exercise. Thank you!!!!

Gosh this video is so old, i want to improve my humming skills. Because preferably to exercise my vocals i like to hum and i want to improve it. I like your energy and personality. I want to watch video like this to improve my humming, so i can exercise my vocals to improve my singing skills.

perfect

You're the best dad 🎉

Loved it

First voice lesson at 34 always asked did I stud I am now

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Spectacular!! This is fantastic!!! Wow, I just learned something new again watching your channel! And I noticed a difference immediately! ❤Appreciate you!

I don't know who he was imitating, but I literally busted out laughing when he said , "Mr. Dylan, what can I do to warm up my voice? 🤣😂 Thank you, sir! Just came across your channel. New subscriber! ❤

You make it fun😊

Good video

I like your entertaining teaching style. Thank you! You kind of look like my Holistic Habits fiance too on YT.

Question : despite the resonance that a singer uses (like you show in your video about resonance and vowels we have different) will this forward placement where we feel the vowels stay the same ?

This is a video worth watching

Love this... absolutely 🐕

Amazing, but... how to find the "b"-sound without closing the lips? Here I'm struggling.... 🤔

Well, my mama (or I? 😂) said, this exercise is gorgious! I feel instantly sounding better. Thaaaaaaaaanks 😊

You have such a clear and engaging way of explaining everything! The tip to swallow to feel your tongue relax is really helpful. Thank you!

Why do my lip trills get stuck around a B4? I choke myself off even if I focus on keeping my larynx down

Thanks.

Thank you that was helpful, is it an excercise I could do on daily basis? Thanks again. Am a beginner that's why am asking.

Thanks

I've been working on my head voice with my vocal coach. . This video has been very helpful when I'm practicing at home

You are the best coach ever

I think this should be the first video anyone learning to sing should watch.

Great exercise 🤩

Brilliant! Super helpful👍👍

Great explanation coach ! It’s so pleasant to listen to you! Thank you! Hello from Kyrgyzstan!🙌🏼😊

You are super

Very helpful video, thank you

I'm trying to have my chest vibrations through humming add tone to my semi hollow body blues guitar playing for feel.

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Unless I use two fingers to kinda push my cheeks up a little bit, this is impossible for me.

Step two 3:54, all well and said, but this is not enough information to make me understand what do I have to do in order to to make that nice wiggling of the tongue. If I do those bursts, it's very different result, just air and spit. Could you describe how the mouth should be, should I purse my top lip against tongue, because it seems that in the video, the airflow comes through under the lip, but mine from above. I do have a stiff tongue, probably, and I need to work on that, but that's not the only problem. Thank you.

I bet you can actually sing Blinding lights at nearly far similar.

my tongue has tourette😝....also my jaw shifts to one side as I go up😋

so I hummed for hours. doing the dishes, laundry and other stuff and I noticed that because I was focusing on my body functions I was not overthinking how I usually do. So it not only helped my with my voice, but also with my adhd. this is going in my daily routine. Thank you so much 🤗

how can one letter sound so good??? 🤯 every time I come back I am fascinated by the sound and resonance you are able to achieve with one simple note

Thanks, was most helpful!

How long training is needed for learning this? Very hard for me but I'll try it ☺ Nice class

But yeah i dont usually do my vocal ups with scales but just like u said💙

U have alot of Jim Carey vibes. 🙂😄

Thank you❤Very Helpful 😊

I find that this aggravates my gag reflex. Am I doing this wrong?

I can’t do the lip trill or the raspberry I’m not sure what stoping me

Hi Dylan, I'm a bit blocked on this concept of increasing my range using the headvoice mixed with chest. The problem I have is I can't relate the feeling of headvoice in my mouth and throat with getting any of the chest element into it. The feeling of pure headvoice seems much easier than chest when you go high but although I can do a strong headvoice it has no chest quality as I come down to where the top of my chest range is. Your demonstration of the mixed voice just above your chest range has a nice body to it which I lose as I come lower in my headvoice. I understand placement and the feeling of the mix in the notes below the limit of my chestvoice but I don't understand how to bring the head and chest together above my chest range. Your mix above the chest range had the easy quality of headvoice singing but had chest sound in there too, I can't connect with how to make chest elements while using the headvoice feel (internal feel in my mouth). Hope this makes some sense and could you offer guidance please/? Thanks