airy tone while exercising for stronger RnB/Pop tone?
itsJohnny
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Hey guys,
i've been wondering if i shouldn't rather exercise the scales in a airy more mixed tone, in order to become stronger in controlling the shifts? For a RnB/Pop Tone of course.
Is it possible to grow a strong light voice? I feel like singing the belt scales rough up my voice and cut off my sensitivity.
Just a bit concerned, what do you think?
Johnny
i've been wondering if i shouldn't rather exercise the scales in a airy more mixed tone, in order to become stronger in controlling the shifts? For a RnB/Pop Tone of course.
Is it possible to grow a strong light voice? I feel like singing the belt scales rough up my voice and cut off my sensitivity.
Just a bit concerned, what do you think?
Johnny
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It sounds to me as though you don't have proper diaphragmatic support. Making your tone more airy is going to make the problems that you are having worse not better. When you say shifts, I am assuming you mean intonation. If you are having problems with that then Volume 1 has a module that deals with that specifically.
Yes, it is not only possible but inevitable to grow a strong light voice if you are following the course. One of the problems many people have is over singing.This coupled with improper support can be very rough on your voice. In your practice work outs try to find the path of least resistance so that you don't have to work as hard to create the notes you are looking for. This takes some experimentation to find but it well worth the time.
Shane
since you are a student I would recommend to ask your questions in the students' areas of these forums (e.g. https://forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/categories/the-pharynx) to get more detailed informations.
Doc
I tihink i know what i was missing
Johnny
Thanks for your PM. Ich antworte Dir morgen. Ich hoffe, dass das okay für Dich ist. Liebe Grüße, Marco