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Convinced you can’t sing high or can’t access clear, resonant head voice notes?
Most singers are selling themselves short when it comes to their upper range.
This is because the head voice can be a bit of a diva and does need some adjustments to be made for that gorgeous ringy tone we’re all looking for.
This is part one of three, exploring what little hacks could take you from thin, strained and cracking head voice notes to feeling like you could shatter twine glass at a party just by singing. 😏
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Modifying the way you pronounce the lyrics (especially closed vowels) is a game changer for high notes.
This is called vowel modification or resonance tuning.
We’re changing the shape of your vocal tract for better acoustic quality.
In this video I’m demonstrating how lowering your jaw slightly can boost the acoustics that give you more ease and resonance in the top of your range.
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Let me know what you discovered when you sing this for yourself.
It’s one of the techniques I wish my vocal coaches had shared with me when I was struggling with notes that would strain and crack!