How to Blend Vocal Registers by Balancing Air Pressure
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Published 2020-06-16
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All Comments (21)
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Exercise starts at 5:00 ❤️
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SUCH good teaching! 😀 Just wish I had my own island to practice with my oh so VERY loud self. 😀 That’s one good reason to have a personal voice teacher. So you can go yell in their studio. 😀🎤🎶
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“Can i get another slice of cake?” “nnnnnnnnnnnoooooooooooo”
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Hey Madeleine :) First of all I hope you are safe and sound and all your loved ones as well! Just letting you know that I love love loooove the diversity of you videos. So many topics, so detailed and it‘s just a pure joy to watch! Thank you again, stay healthy and greetings from Berlin 🤍
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Hi Madeleine! I just want to let you know that among all the different vocal coaches on YouTube, I find your explanation the most useful to really understand how mixed voice should work and sound like. Many coaches encourage the use of nasalities to help identify mix, but doesn’t necessarily give good explanation why that is the case — a misbalancs of air pressure between mouth and nose as simple as that. I think many haven’t succeeded in accessing the mix is because of dominating mouth pressure, so practice takes time to accommodate in that nasal space (the mask). It’s easy to fall out of that space and going back to just mouth and we strain as we sing higher in chest register. I really want to thank you for making such good videos and insightful singing advice!!!!!
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Fantastic. I remember asking you about this very subject a few months ago, when you said that Dimash's ability to go through different register shows his ability to balance his air pressure or something like that. I asked you what that meant. So either you remembered the question [Even if you didn't remember who asked], or this is a wonderful coincidence. Either way, thank you.
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Exercise starts at 6:12
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It's magic!! I love how Madeleine teaches us to use our body instinct to develop our singing ability
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Yes! Cant wait to watch!
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very helpful; my challenges is changing registers, both low and high are strong, while mid is a squeaky wheel
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Here I go again you are extremely awesome I cannot believe you make singing so simple. In the 80s I was taking voice lessons I knew I could go high and low and everywhere but they never could get it out of me the teachers could not do what you do today you are a blessing, amazing and I hope your life is happy and beautiful as you are thank you
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That's the exactly what I needed!!!!
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my neighbors be calling police fr. thank you for the video! i hope i wont be hated by my neighbors lol
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Definitely your lessons are golden lessons for us❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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I can’t say how much I appreciated this! It was exactly “spot on “ what I needed to target 🎯 in my voice. Madeline thank you time and time again fir the best videos overall on voice.., you are my favorite! Hugs 🤗 and love you back
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This is a great exercise!
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So excellent & clear!!!
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This is gold! This is so helpfully thank you so much!
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More people need to see this, it's great.
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Wow you are the best! I have been struggling with this for years. This video was an eye opener! Thank you ❤
