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JonnyzrJonnyzr Member Posts: 7
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Hello everyone, I would like to know if I am doing my vocal routine correctly. My goal is to be able to hit a C5. When it comes to my vocal routine, I start with a 10 minute warm up, then do 30 minutes of bridging exercises, then 30 minutes of stretching chest exercises. Would this help me unlock those high notes? If something is missing, please let me know. Thank you.
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  • charlie_vcharlie_v Moderator, 3.0 Streaming Posts: 231
    I think many of us would love to have an amazing range like Ken! In this context, C5 is pretty low, but still more than enough for most male songs.

    But you’ve got to have a voice you can use when singing. This means having a solid chest voice, head voice, & being able to transition between the two. The biggest challenge for me is the transition through the passagio, which is below C5 for me.

    All of this needs work to be & patience. The course is set up to help you learn the skills. But you’ll need to be patient for your results!
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  • JonnyzrJonnyzr Member Posts: 7
    Should I include stretching chest and strengthening my head voice in my vocal routines (strengthen them both at the same time) or focus on one register first for a while then the other.
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  • charlie_vcharlie_v Moderator, 3.0 Streaming Posts: 231
    I’ve been doing the course for about a year. I had worked my way through The various modules, but I’m mainly back in module 2 now.

    You need to build the ability to sing through the passagio. There’s no great benefit in having a head voice until you do.

    Keep working on this part in particular!
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