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https://youtu.be/HcYa3Q8_Q80Re: How can I get a stronger mix ?
sing only as loud as you can connect. As your mix gets stronger you'll be able to sing louder and over a larger range.
Terence
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Re: Welcome To The KTVA Singer Forum!
Hello one and all. My name is Ben, I'm a rock performer in Colorado; do mostly solo gigs, but also have a duo and trio configurations as well. Performing about 100 times a year. Need some help with how to access my 'head voice', but this forum seems absolutely overwhelming to me. I DID figure out how to post this, though, so I guess I'll just keep exploring, see if I can find my way! Any simple tips will be appreciated! Thanks ~BenG
BenG1
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Re: Feedback on sliders to build head voice
Thanks for posting! Good on you for wanting to progress and doing what needs to be done.
I only glanced through other comments, but what's lacking is enough space in the jaw, larynx from rising, and vowel placement.
The voice is still flipping to head. I would do these excerises quieter. "Only sing as loud as you can connect" as Ken would say.
The vowel is changing more than it needs to. A video showing your mouth helps.
Ultimately, the fundamentals are lacking here. Going back to a bright powerful LAH AH is essential.
Keep up the good work!
I only glanced through other comments, but what's lacking is enough space in the jaw, larynx from rising, and vowel placement.
The voice is still flipping to head. I would do these excerises quieter. "Only sing as loud as you can connect" as Ken would say.
The vowel is changing more than it needs to. A video showing your mouth helps.
Ultimately, the fundamentals are lacking here. Going back to a bright powerful LAH AH is essential.
Keep up the good work!
michaelmusic
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