Power in voice.

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    Yosef Gilkarov 3 years ago

    Hey, 

    I'm new here.

    I try to raise my voice, but I can't.

    I can't even scream!! It's like I have no power I'm my voice.

    Please help!!
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    WILSON DESHAWN WILSON 3 years ago

    ok

     
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    Eline Moreira 3 years ago

    belive in your self like i did when i was 10 years  old i couldnt sing so i started to practice singing until i get better which i did all i did was beliving in  myself and dont  let anyone bothers you keep singing until you get better at singing i want to make my own song but i cant i have to pay and i dont have money hey at least i can sing 
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    Aaron Zhu 3 years ago

    Well maybe this guy can help, Ep. 104 “How To Sing With Vocal Strength and Compression” - Voice Lessons To The World. Check out his other episodes too if you like him.

     

    Hope I helped!
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    Yosef Gilkarov 3 years ago

    Thank you Aaron Zhu I'll check him out!! 

    Do you have any move vocal experience?
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    Camille van Niekerk 3 years ago

    Great lesson to share, Aaron! 

    Yosef: are you having trouble making strong/louder sounds, raising pitch (singing higher) or both? 
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    Aaron Zhu 3 years ago

    @Yosef, I don't wanna say I'm a beginner because I did get accepted for a chance to be in a merit music program in my local music school, but like you, I'm just a singer who's trying to learn.

     

    Edit 1: I had my audition for my merit music program and I think I did okay except for the fact that since my accompanist and I only met once I was off-beat a few times.... But my voice was insane I think!
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    Yosef Gilkarov 3 years ago

    Camille van Niekerk 

    Yes exactly I can't make any loud noises.

    Can you please help!?

    Prefer email

    [email protected]

     
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    Aaron Zhu 3 years ago

    Did the video help? Also, don't do this when you "belt" but make your mouth super wide and very lengthy too to get some extra strength from your shout mechanism.
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    Camille van Niekerk 3 years ago

    Yosef, I'd start with three things:

    1. Begin experimenting with some medium to medium-loud vocalizing in your speaking range. Don't jump straight to high AND loud. 

    2. Find your "head voice" on any comfortable configuration (owl hoot, humming, lip trill, etc). In order to sing high and loud, we first need to sing high comfortably! And head voice is how we sing our highest pitches. 

    3. Begin vocalizing through a straw. It's great for strengthening your voice with the least amount of vocal effort! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cMSTt3oY7E

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