Trouble hitting high notes after singing for an hour or 2...

MarkHMusic

Hi! Been singing for about 10 years, although I was never initially taught to sing "properly." Over the years I've retrained myself and recently decided to invest in KTVA. My issue is this... after about 2 45 minute acoustic sets I am struggling to hit some of the higher notes in certain songs. I've been very focused on breathing, diaphragmatic support and relaxation however the issue keeps reoccurring. Wondering what the root cause of this is... I have been singing quite often lately and am not sure if its just a matter of vocal rest or poor technique I am not aware of. Hope that all makes sense! Very curious to hear your feedback on this.

LindseyBean

Your body is probably just tired after working out for so long. I do about 2 hours of exercises and I can only get in about 2-3 songs before my voice checks out for the day. Maybe cut down warm up time a bit on the days you need to work extra hard on songs.

Wigs

Since you bought the course get your student access here and post some scales in the student area, we might be able to point out some issues. And welcome 🙂

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deedee33

MarkHMusic you make a lot of sense, but I believe it mostly has to do with technique and the diaphragmatic is really the goal, but it just seems to sound wrong. Thanks everyone