How To Sing - Vocal Technique Questions Part 2 Video

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How To Sing - Vocal Technique Questions Part 2
Date: 9.23.2009
Coach: Brett Manning
Artist: Jaime Lee

Tags: brett manning, singing success online, vocal technique, method, voice lessons, jaime lee, octave increase, questions

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Directed by: Jeremy Spencer

This is part two of Jaimes update with Brett. In this lesson, Jaime asks Brett several questions she has after gaining so much with her voice in such a very short time. Brett gives answers and exercises to help strengthen what shes gained.

This is a great lesson for anyone experiencing vocal growth and entering new vocal territories. Be sure to check out Jaimes Myspacecoming soon!

Approximate Length: 27 minutes 32 seconds
Quality: 640x360 759 kbps

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Rosannasfriend: great lesson!!!

kcjaymes: jaime leeeee!!!! you are outstanding!!!

lixxycharm: Hey Brett, I love Singing Success! You're like the new Seth Riggs for the newer generation.

312ivan312: hahahaha this is so funny hahaha

demulla: Every video I have seen has had the students scream or yelling at the top. Seems pretty unhealthy.

annsbis22: whats treals? trills?

DJGuitarist4God: It's not screaming... It's properly placed belting. When a belt is properly done, it doesn't hurt, and is actually a really healthy vocal technique if done right.

demulla: Hmm...I would agree with that if what he is asking for is a more supported sound, but take a listen at around 2:00 mark. He asks her to do a faster attack, but instead of bringing the support from the diaphragm he is raising his larynx and tightening his throat. It is something to notice and try to avoid, because once that larynx gets raised and you constrict the airway the sound gets pressed and thin. I certainly am no expert, but what I have heard is that isn't a healthy approach.

demulla: Actually, it is most noticeable at 2:30...he doesn't stop her and she is really pinching down to manufacture that sound.

demulla: I know I keep posting, but some of the stuff toward the end I just know is unhealthy. If you start each sound with a glottal (3:10) you are instantly constricting your airway and adding tension which will make you tired. Don't believe me, try singing through a whole album by Paramore (or All American Rejects for the guys) the same way they do and I bet 9/10 people will get vocally tired. It sounds alright, but it isn't healthy.

Q2IN2Y: great teacher.

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