Daily Belting Exercises For Singers

[@summersbrother]

I do the first exercise everyday and now I'm pretty sure I believe in Jesus

[@beccatodd2590]

LOL

[@madupe21]

Leading genre in the industry Whilst being the only recognized out of all other from a religious community....... GOSPEL of Christianity

[@yessicadiaz5124]

Hahahaha

[@emmamuyama5455]

Dead 🙌🏻 😂

[@hannahdiaries1757]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@summerisnotover452]

00:00 Hallelujah 02:03 Slides on Hey 03:50 Slides on Hey (Intervall is an octave) 05:41Exercise on ja. 08:18 another ja. 10:21 Na

[@ednabazan2506]

Thank you

[@suiyikaiheunagongndang2813]

@summer is not over thanks

[@miffyluvbug]

I think Quarantine has turned me into a alto

[@blindedsurrealism262]

Quarantine turned me into a mezzo

[@darnellingram5719]

Tenor 4life

[@blindedsurrealism262]

@@darnellingram5719 yesss

[@beej7286]

DancingWatermelon Hi really? It made me a soprano, I swear I just killed world burn finally

[@JalaniClarke]

Darth Binks ALL DAY!!

[@kuyashi1422]

oh shit time for me to make my neighbours hate me once more

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

😂

[@amaruwilliams5455]

Definitely the same while I'm cracking and shit😂😭

[@TotongaCongoTV]

Same here

[@Sickness666]

same here,thailand

[@ashbuchanan11]

my brother hates me...we share a wall and bathroom

[@Chilicookoff]

Hot tip i learned: move your head loosely in circles to make sure youre not using any other muscles in your neck

[@martinlentzz]

already heard of it

[@luisarenee9803]

audi leigh thanks

[@maluzinez7234]

thank you

[@ryanboesel7461]

I officially love you! I've been trying to find ways to keep my neck muscles loose while I sing, which is quite a challenge when your throat and neck muscles are so tense that your windpipe is swollen half shut...this works though and I love it

[@JordynnMarelich]

THANK YOU

[@ryanpatrick1048]

Quarantine has destroyed my ability to belt properly rip

[@lydia1630]

Opposite for me 😂

[@mirtesteyaert408]

At least there was a time you could belt...

[@poppyarnold3128]

I’ve used it to teach myself how to lol

[@mirtesteyaert408]

@@poppyarnold3128 same but I failed

[@poppyarnold3128]

Moaning Myrtle yeah it’s not the easiest thing, I’m still trying though. Just don’t give up

[@FirstNameLastName-sc2lm]

I started doing this exercise before church and let me tell ya!!! I have never praised the Lord like during these exercises! “HA-LE-LU-U-U-YAH!”

[@blackbon7]

Amen

[@autumnempson1668]

that is too cute! hallelujah!

[@lary240]

When I'm doing “heeeey” it just reminds me of Lin's demo of helpless

[@emmakiel5210]

@@Jessica-jk9hz same

[@vixiezxx]

STOP IT.

[@alecpercy91]

I suggest for first timers doing this practice turn the playback speed down to .75 as this is pretty fast and you may find trying to keep up will make you loose focus on the practice itself and concentrate more on speed instead...

[@Emma-sd6lf]

Why do I like this

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

Because it's awesome 😉😂

[@eluemina2366]

@@Jacobsvocalacademy You know it is! 😚❤️

[@lexxii057]

TIME STAMPS: 00:00- Hallelujah 02:03- Slides on Hey 03:50- Slides on Hey (interval is an octave) 05.41-Exercise on ja 08:18- another ja 10:21-Na

[@olanmny]

05:41-Exercise on ja

[@vikkysanada8585]

When i sang hallelujah, the devil inside my house go back to hell and never come back.

[@charlita25]

😆 Lol 🙏🏾

[@_M1l0_]

LMFAO

[@joebloggs619]

Oh, so you got your belt on and drove him with such vocal power?

[@anonymoususer3176]

Amen

[@308712x23]

This is hilarious 😂

[@darnellingram5719]

Legend has it , if you do this 100 days in row Michael Jackson will appear in your mirror for 30 seconds

[@bohemianraspberry6010]

OHBSHIT ITS NOT A LEGEND

[@gaby-zf8jj]

heE HeE

[@darnellingram5719]

Bohemian Raspberry 😂😂😂

[@vaniasyeda1190]

@@darnellingram5719 kmmmmmmmmmmmmm.l1l

[@EmelyPerea-re2dn]

@@bohemianraspberry6010childe??

[@komangkrisna5963]

Thank you so much for all the free lesson’s you upload here on KZbin! It has helped me a lot! I’m very grateful with you, peace from Bali

[@shannamahamoud5572]

For my own life « because my parents are Muslim » change the hallelujah in mamma Mia

[@Nisairi98]

OMG THANK YOU FOR THIS IDEA my fam was hella suspicious

[@shannamahamoud5572]

Annisa your welcome my sister 😊☺️

[@idkwho2912]

I feel you ajsjhshhahahahah

[@suzannekruyswijk]

Thank you!!

[@shannamahamoud5572]

@@suzannekruyswijk your welcome dear, but how did I helped you ?

[@sarahmanza3523]

My FBI agent is prolly watching me like “wtf demon possessed her?”

[@cherryl333]

Where are my mezzos ??? Who succeeded ??? Yeah, me neither.

[@kitchensinkchronicles3272]

Cheryl Mbia i feel you

[@EllenAltman]

same! i just stop when it's too high

[@gracewood6768]

@@EllenAltman u shouldnt stop when doing vocalization.

[@abbieschuler1460]

Grace Wood it’s better to stop than strain tho

[@lasshapafford]

Soprano

[@riversidewriting]

Practicing for a college audition... Uh so- Day One: ✅ Day Two: ✅

[@EppingForest16]

Good way to start, make a list with Resonance, Belting, Agility, and Daily Workout, and 10 minutes warm up. Go slowly but shortly,

[@gabbie1286]

good luck! :)

[@nandidube9464]

hey op?

[@TheOriginalArchivist]

Rofl

[@dianenalam7526]

Omg im scared doing this cuz all of them stopped updating, maybe they ded?

[@horseconfused]

I literally did this video for 5 mins only and I can fully belt the song I’ve been wanting to sing like my entire life wtf

[@baipuning8079]

Thanks for helping...love from india

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

My pleasure :)

[@jemmastar5649]

Thank god my mom is listening to loud music downstairs so she won’t hear me

[@sadiebird318]

lucky, i live in small one story house and I'm pretty sure my family thinks I'm crazy

[@МаксимУшаков-ь9й]

@@sadiebird318 i live in 3 bedroom apartment

[@bals4292]

I Stan ur pfp and username

[@crescentic_arts]

I do it sitting in front of my family. I don't care what they think about me

[@joebloggs619]

Yes, singers need to be considerate of others when practising, as you are likely to drive them into murderous rage with the effect your "art"??? has on their ears. An onslaught. I once lived in a crowded inner city apartment block where a singer who was not going to stop her vocal exercises until she got famous got "famous" faster than she believed possible, as did her angry old man "co star" neighbour who chased her around the stairways with a baseball bat, threatening to shut her up to get some quiet. All the residents came out to ""see the show". I heard one yell across another wing of the complex "The show's coming to your stairwell, quick, and you will catch them performing, live..." By now the old man was livid and the si ger sobbing in pain and misery at being so downtrodden. He was threatening to also "get" all yhe rest of the neighbours laughing at this pair. But, yeah, comical as it looked, it was really quite a serious problem, in a built up urban type residential area. Buying your mum her favourite heavy rock, metal or rapping recording to drown out your vocal exercising won't help. You'll focus on her favourite music blasting away and won't be able to hear your own very off singing. Which might not feel too bad. Because it is only what we know that can hurt us, really... "Hey, you! Get offa my cloud! Hey, you! Get offa my cloud! Don't hang around, 'cos....etc etc". Old Rolling Stones heavy rock song about the hassles of noise and aggravation in modern high rise urban apartments... Very true, even in this current era with the trend to cram as many people as possible into as little land space as possible, selling cubes of air to maximise real estate gains for greedy property developers, who probably reside in massive country mansions inremote, spacious, beautiful localities themselves and have a few spacious luxury apartments for when they must come to the city, to sell more, trade on the Commodities Markets etc.

[@murdocsleftball3433]

The second hey exercise is pretty hard

[@hoseabillveloso3020]

thanks. just 1 mo. of doing this exercise 2x a day. the result is amazing!!!

[@zithomajozi7357]

From South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

👌

[@asahadebe]

Same. And the exercises are working for me.

[@laneshapatton2849]

To do this for a lifetime would amazing this has me so excited 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@arpansaksham4480]

I am going to do this everyday Day 1 : ✅ Day 2 : ✅ Day 3 : ✅ Day 4 : ✅ Day 5 : ✅ Day 6 : ✅ Day 7 : ✅ Day 8 : ✅ Day 9 : ✅ Day 10 : ✅ Day 11 : ✅ Day 12 : ✅

[@lewistaylor679]

... you good?

[@piztolice3459]

welp

[@thefirewould2194]

:(

[@shawnbaskerville]

Rip to a real one

[@cb97chahn]

are u gonna continue

[@brynnmariee9054]

so we're all here to belt world burn right?

[@gaudiyaa]

yes.. but no.. i wanna belt santa fe🤣

[@user-jd1zk5kr1u]

actually yes that was so weird lol

[@Kaldinkins09]

How’d you know...?

[@stop921]

dead mom actually

[@blindedsurrealism262]

Yes

[@ethanglanville9841]

Thank you for the videos love them keep them up

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

You are welcome ;) I will

[@thebuenomonano9053]

Gonna commit Start: 11-17-22 Day 1: ✅ Day 2: ✅ Day 3: ❌ Day 4: ✅ Day 5: ✅ Day 6: ✅ Day 7: ❎ Breakday Day 8: ❎ Breakday Day 9: ❎ Breakday Day 10: ✅ Day 11: ✅ Day 12: ✅ Day 13: ✅ Day 14: ❎ Breakday Day 15: ❎ Breakday Day 16: ❎ Breakday Day 17: ✅ Day 18: ✅ Day 19: ✅ Day 20: ❌ Day 21: ✅ Day 22:❌ Day 23: ✅ Day 24: ❌ Day 25: ❌ Day 26: ❎ (Breakday) Day 27: ❎ (Breakday) Day 28: ✅ Day 29: ✅ Day 30: ❌ Day 31: ❌ Break since 12-21-22 Month 2: Start 1-11-23 Day 1: ✅ Restart Month 2: Start 2-15-2023 Day 32: ✅️ Day 33: ✅️ Day 34: ✅️ Day 35: ✅️ Day 36: ✅️ Day 37: ✅️ Day 38: ❌️ Day 39: ✅️ Day 40: ✅️ Day 41: ✅ Day 42: ✅️ Day 43: ✅️ Day 44: ✅️ Day 45: ❌️ Day 46: ✅️ Day 47: ✅️ Day 48: ✅️ Day 49: ✅️ Day 50: ✅️ Day 51: ✅️ Day 52: ❌️ 3-7-23 Day 53-60: ❌️ (Sick) Day 61: ✅️ Day 62: ✅️ End 3-17-23 Month 3: Day 63-90: ✅ I've been practicing every day, but the phone was crashing in the comments always, so I will continue this on PC Day 91: ✅ Start 4-15-23 Day 92: ✅ Day 93: ✅ Day 94: ✅ Range increase: G4 -> G#4, working up to A4 Day 95: ✅ Note: I notice that there are certain notes you don't want to belt, typically notes in standard range (for me it's E2-E4) Day 96: ✅ Day 97: ✅ Day 98: ❎ Day 99: ✅ Day 100: ❎ (Allergies/Cold) Day 101: ✅ 4-25-23 Day 102-108: ❎ (Cold/Busy w/ moving out) Day 109: ✅ Day 110: ❌ (Moving to new place) Day 111: ❌ (Moving) Day 112: ✅ Day 113: ❌ (Worklife) Day 114: ❌ Day 115: ❌ Day 116: ✅ Day 117: ❎ Day 118: ❎ Day 119: ✅ Day 120: ❎ Day 121: ❎ Day 122: ❎ Day 123: ✅ Day 124: ✅ Day 125: ❎ 5-18-23 Month 4: Day 126: ✅ 8-6-23 (We back!) Day 127: ❌ Day 128: ✅ 8-8-23

[@caitlynsutanto]

I never see someone who really do it until the end, but you did, keep going and don't give up :D

[@thebuenomonano9053]

@@caitlynsutanto Fuck yeah, never gonna

[@precious1918]

Wow that’s amazing how much has your voice improved

[@thebuenomonano9053]

@precious1918 It improved most quickly at the beginning, and I believe the most noticeable improvement in the latter months was my stamina, but I stopped doing belts and have been focusing on singing in the high parts in my standard range (E2 - E4) with less tension, nowadays. I realize belts are more of an intermediate to advanced exercise, and even though I practiced a year straight beforeheand, I still was missing something. But this exercise helped for sure! Highly recommend it.

[@precious1918]

Are u still doing

[@scarlettbarnabas6582]

Jesus: did someone summon me?

[@King-T-Challa_TUK]

Yes!

[@anusha8085]

Heeeeeeeeey Jeeeeeeeesus

[@laneshapatton2849]

Thank you this is Right on time i been looking for singing lessons this has me so focused 🙏🏼

[@NoodlesStageSpace]

lockdown has made me lose my highest 4 belting notes and i’m not here for it

[@melissagoss4951]

Doing this everyday till I can belt like sutton foster Day 1: 💥 Day 2: 💞 Day 3: 🧀 Day 4: Day 5: Day 6: Day 7: 🥺

[@nan3485]

How's your progress?

[@annab31leeee]

my dog started crying

[@andreachavez3603]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 my cat can’t stand it either

[@reinortega23]

Lol, so what does he do when you sing?

[@ragnorfellandcantgetup3916]

Same

[@candyqueen2506]

DLDJSJSHSGHSJDJE

[@jorgemonroy9338]

From Mexico 🇲🇽 ❤, I have been watching all your videos

[@tylerpovall388]

Thank you for this I will be in choir next year

[@bexitsinger2256]

Thank you so much from Germany

[@UrbanPettersson]

The first execise was far to high for me, I had to stop half-way. I´m a tenor. But the second was a bit hard but I made it through :-)

[@TheCherrykye]

Belting warm ups for me also make my voice feel more open.

[@charcharluvsu]

One problem: I have neighbors 😬😬

[@rohitdatta3700]

Me too

[@workoutbalala54]

You’re the one turning into Ariana grande! Have no shame🤚

[@futureceo8943]

IVE BEEN DOING THIS FOR 4 DAYS AS A DANCER NOT A SINGER AND NOW I CAN HIT ALL THE NOTES IN THIS VID WHATTTT

[@onii_na4141]

thanks!!! now my neighbour reallyyyy thinks im crazy

[@ohhithere8599]

Same here..😂

[@britneysanjuan3785]

😂😂😂😂😂 same

[@imsilvana]

niinaz 😂😂😂

[@rohitdatta3700]

Same

[@DailyBrainFill]

Dislikes came from the devil that got banished back to hell

[@shubornashuchy197]

Me: Yaaa yaaa yaaa yaaa My neighbors annoying kid seemed interested

[@bobcalvito]

i think itd be helpful if you could have a moment for people to breathe in between cause it could ruin peoples techniques not having that stable breath support. also i think the range is so expanded that someone that wouldnt know would just keep on singing and ruin their voice because they think they should. Ive found some other youtubers separate the exercises by voice type that way its more catered to them. i feel like this kinda promotes some bad habits. anyways im just saying and providing feedback. hope youll take it into consideration!

[@Bibi-rr7sf]

Who are the 'othet youtubers'? I really wanna check tehir videos cuz i can't frikin learn to belt :)))

[@LightSkySounds]

i mean, pausing the video helps jk please dont woooosh me

[@stop921]

Negat1veOne ur right tho

[@bobcalvito]

Mendesarmy forever jeff rolka is one of my fav that does that :) sorry for the late response lol

[@joebloggs619]

Good point. Unless you know what you're doing and how to safely challenge yourself when up to a certain stage of your vocal development, you do need to start gently and slowly, to avoid vocal damage. It would be like a very unfit, untrained athlete suddenly expecting to perform great physical feats of speed, agility, strength, endurance etc when their muscles have yet to buildup to it. Because singers and musicians, too, all use muscles, too andneed speed, power, agility etc to perform artistic feats. You just don't see theses on artists. They are internal,invisible,butyou csn sure feel them working or being overused, abused etc. Eg the voice is just a set of muscles. Vocal cords are muscle. So is your diaphragm and breathing parts eg lungs, muscles around rib bones etc. You need to build these up to perform at certain levels of challenge. Wind players have strong lip and mouth muscles, gutarists and keyboard players have them in their fingers and hands, drummers in their arms and feet, dancers use more muscles than other musical artists, ifyou can call them musical at all, because, like drummers, they are often tone deaf to pitch or harmonies, but can hear or, rather, physically feel every subtle beat variation, rhythm etc. They are living rhythm machines.The golden rule I was told by old Italian singers who passed down the all but lost art of BelCanto is: Easy and gentle does it. If it starts to hurt or strain, you are doing it wrong. Stop. Rest. Try a gentler, softer approach. To avoid vocal damage. This is often hard, despite good intentions, because, unlike musicians, who can see their instrument and where they are plunking down their fingers and adjust their technique if it sounds wrong, the singer can't see their voice, can't put their fingers on it, to play it right. They can't even hear themselves as others do. Unless they dare to record themselves or request homest, even if cruel feedback and get a more accurate idea of just how good or crap they sound. Suggest you avoid doing this unless brave enough to hear just how crap you sound and then not give up in despair, but work on how to sound better. It can be pretty emotionally damaging ie to your confidence and ego. But it might save your poor battered, abused vocal cords from further damage, from trying to do too much, too fast, too hard, too long, too everything. Just got to be an instant, famous singing star, sensation, right now, because there's this BIG song that no wiser seasoned singer would take on, because they know they are not up to its vocal challenges and it will damage their voice, if they attempt it. But some inexperienced young beginners simply can't wait. Must be famous. Want it now. They may impress a few who cannot tell the difference btween goodor bad singing, which, incidently, also applies to the wildest, most feral of rock, metal or similar rough modern music styles, which also involve much rehearsing and practice to sound as they do eg the perfectly rythmically, clealy articulated obscenities etc of some rap performers actually takes hours of practice to avoid jumbling up your words, so the violent, obscene or or whatever message they wish to convey is clearly and explicitly and accurately articulated. I personally am no fan of such a style, but can tolerate some of it, in very small doses, for special effects, inserted into another song. But I can tell it requires considerable skill to rap. It is very hard to do right, even as a trained singer, asyou soon discover, if you try to rap at the high speed these performers do, never missing even half a beat, because all you have, typically is a bit of basic rhythm beat as accompaniment. Nothing else, like a guitaris or keyboard playong a few notes to cover up for your occasional missed beat, wrong note pitch etc.and trying to stay on the same repeated pitch as rapoers typically do, om and on and on, is in itself a challenge, requiring great will power to never get off that same monotonous repeated pitch and beat they recite to. I say recite, not sing, because what they are actually doing is like rhythmic recital of words to a beat, like a kind of poetry, typically about negative topics, in a vocal tone that, in a low key manner, expresses how they feel about a few "issues", typically societal type dysfunctional ones. To get it off their chests. It has something in common withstyles like street flamenco and all the wailing etc these poor gypsy types do about "dog's life" as underdogs of society and geeling kicked around, looked down upon by conventional society, continually moved on because their presence is typically associated with crime and trouble.If you find it hard to sing in tune or change pitches but can articulate words quickly and clearly to a set repetitive rhythm and stick to the same pitch and never get emotionally out of control, no matter how angry what your song is about makes you feel, then forget trying to sing. You might have more talents as a hip hop performer. And some like such a style.

[@nahomiemboumba7486]

Thank you so much, i Can see real evolution it's just amazing.

[@teresasellsatl]

Loving this! We are still out here doing the exercises!

[@Caroline-ck5qo]

"for our next exersize we're gonna say Ye" 60 PERCENT OF WOMEN USE THE WRONG SIZE TAMPONS oh shit is that ME?!!!

[@Doriancricket3741]

😂😂😂

[@44kanishkasiddhi9e3]

@@Doriancricket3741 ur name says it all.

[@ntsika7955]

🤣🤣lmfao

[@fionariley8004]

i flipped up into my mix for the high notes on the hey and i sound like a really pissed off bird i can't stop laughing

[@rafaelsendin944]

Thanks from Brazil!

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

You're welcome!

[@zee1220]

me: *sings hallelujah aggressively* The demon in my room: eye..👁️👄👁️

[@limspark8179]

I feel like my neighbour r bout to file a report upon my belting exercise

[@luthfinachairunnisa8714]

how do I know if I am doing it right or wrong? :'(

[@fauzidana_Vlog]

You will chuckle when do it wrong

[@laurenprattofficial]

Hahaha just make sure you open your mouth enough and if it hurts, STOP

[@jadah67]

don't try to "push" with your throat bc that causes tension and is no bueno fam!! (push with diaphragm (muscle under stomach) instead)

[@josefaisidora9679]

When I'm singing I feel so comfortable With the belting but when I stop I fell like I squeezed my throat and I don't know if that's normal, if it isn't how can I stop doing that?

[@animichus6952]

Josefa isidora that's your head voice. It's normal

[@artistori7850]

Actually my singing teacher told me you shouldn’t feel any pressure in your throat while and after singing, cause it means that you are doing the technique wrong. If it is kinda uncomfortable after you sing, you should stop cause you could damage your voice Edit: I mean while belting in particular

[@josefaisidora9679]

@@artistori7850 thank you so much, I'm going to work on my technique 💕

[@lanaandthediamonds3651]

@@artistori7850 try to do lax vox exercises they help with stuff like this

[@asajamaican929]

Day 1: ✅️ Day 2: Missed Day 3: Missed Day 4: ✅

[@autumncooper2479]

Does anyone know if it is possible to teach yourself to belt higher? Like every few days reaching a higher note? Idk

[@annacarr9579]

Really you just have to keep doing exercises like this everyday that will help train your voice to belt higher. Also making sure your throat stays relaxed is important and with time you should have luck belting higher. Good luck!

[@aniketkumar2011]

How much time it takes to increase vocal range by one note

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

i can't tell you that.. it varies a lot from person to person. Just be patient and keep practicing and learning

[@aniketkumar2011]

@@Jacobsvocalacademy thank you sir

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

No problem

[@aniketkumar2011]

@@Jacobsvocalacademy you know sir my voice is becoming better day by day with your lessions

[@aniketlowbaritone4849]

@@Jacobsvocalacademy well sir tell me an average

[@rackelnicolee]

mom i know my belting sounds shouty rn still but please trust the process

[@zMacah]

those exercises are so good !!! tyyy

[@aspenhollyer315]

this helped me soooooo much thank you!

[@feuxfurfox729]

yeah isn't even a word anymore..

[@annikasheartbreakjukebox]

Day 1: 🎉 Day 2: 🎉 Day 3: 🎉 Day 4: 🎉 Day 5: 🎉 Day 6: 🎉 Day 7: 🎉 Day 8: 🎉 Day 9: 🎉 Day 10: 🎉 Day 11: 🎉 Day 12: 🎉 Day 13: 🎉 Day 14: 🎉 Day 15: 🎉 Day 16: 🎉 Day 17: 🎉 Day 18: 🎉 Day 19: 🎉 Day 20: 🎉 Day 21: 🎉 Day 22: 🎉 Day 23: 🎉 Day 24: 🎉 Day 25: 🎉 Day 26: 🎉 Day 27: 🎉 Day 28: 🎉 Day 29: 🎉 Day 30: ⭐️ Day 31: 🎉 Day 32: 🎉 Day 33: 🎉 Day 34: 🎉 Day 35:

[@callejarvholm]

I’m belting ”FEEEEEEEEYEYEYEEED MY eyes” before new year

[@SalmanAli-lp6nz]

my neighbours are so grateful for this channel 💃

[@kamalbhaizan]

is there any execise for stopping the nasal sound while singing?

[@karla-xw4bn]

it’s called a palate expander

[@obedmumo1427]

Thanks a ton for this exercise♥️

[@kimayakumar6328]

The range extension and this exercise has really helped me improve a lot. Thank you JACOB! And I recently covered POV By Ariana (it’s on my channel if u wanna see) and I could do a bunch of runs bc of this.

[@FranciscaRigaud]

Should you do these exercises loudly or just at warm up volume?

[@hannahhammondmusic]

As loud as you would normally sing a song

[@FranciscaRigaud]

@@hannahhammondmusic Thanks..........................

[@FranciscaRigaud]

@@hannahhammondmusic I visited your channel, lovely music but one can't leave a comment.......................

[@arianatortea1374]

doing this everyday for a year or more! day 1: done✅

[@sarahvanlimbergen7057]

That was a short year

[@artemis73737]

????

[@arianatortea1374]

@@sarahvanlimbergen7057 LMAO i died

[@palakrawat2687]

DAY 1 never ended 💀

[@bosswoman2414]

@@palakrawat2687😂

[@ShotoTodoroki-gm9jc]

Thank you for the help😌❤💙

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

You are welcome

[@mamymimma]

Thank you! ♡

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

You are welcome

[@precious1918]

Started April 16, 2023 April 17: did it April 18: didn’t do it April 19: didn’t do it April 20: did it July 19: did it July 21: did it July 22: did it August 9: did it August 10 did August 11: did it August 24:did it September 1: did it September 5: did it 3:44 September 14: did it October 17: did it December 1: did it December 4: did it December 11: did it December 13: did it December 19: did it January 1: did it January 2: did it January 3: did it January 6: did it January 8: did it January 17: did it February 18: did it February 22: did it February 25: did it March 19: did it April1: did it April 2: did it

[@aeoli4921]

Hey have you done it?

[@zobothehobo7]

Just now finding out I can’t sing good. And I’ve been singing since I could talk. I can’t hit these notes

[@rohitnutalapati2104]

Zoe Brewer singing good is very different from just hitting high notes. I’m sure you sing great in your range.

[@blindedsurrealism262]

Same

[@IDK-bw7sb]

Singing well doesn’t equal singing high notes

[@afiqhakimiabdhalim6034]

can you explain what is belting in vocal and what the function to improve vocal

[@lydia1630]

Belting is a loud mix between head and chest voice and you need to do vocal exercises to improve it xx

[@debinha4975]

I don't even know if i'm mezzo-soprano or soprano, HELP😭my friend told me the lowest note i hit was E3 but i don't really feel comfortable singing higher notes as it sounds so bad:( The highest i belted was Lady Gaga's born this was song the part: Listen to me when I say~ the say was pretty similar to hers, what note is that? Cause that's the highest I can go without sounding like a dying duckt

[@marilynmonhoe]

2:00 Slides 5:45 10:20

[@HUARIEE]

Move your head loosely when you sing, don’t strain your jaw. Smile when singing higher notes

[@Lapeocon]

Oh dang, I feel called out. Thanks!

[@HeForeverLives]

These are sooooo helpful

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

Im really glad you like it 🙂

[@workoutbalala54]

Him: ‘in the next exercise, we are going to sing ‘ja’. Okay, ready?’ Me:’Yah’ Me: :o Him:Okay, let’s go😎

[@angalmeida29]

Thank u soooo much for this

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

You are welcome 😉

[@kaylindevilliers-mohr3439]

I cant go low enough on those last few hallelujah ones, is that bad?

[@commanderxio9622]

Kaylin De villiers-Mohr no, it’s just out of your vocal range and that’s okay!

[@_M1l0_]

Same

[@lydia1630]

Me though (soprano lmao)

[@mar-ui2sr]

@@lydia1630 I cannn (soprano as well! 😊)

[@namitanimmi4790]

Sir will this exercise allow me to belt my high notes upto 15 sec

[@aniketlowbaritone4849]

Upto 20 sec but requires two months of regular practice

[@joeyrazo8551]

A quick story for those reading the comments: Once upon a time in a quaint little village nestled between rolling green hills, there lived a girl named Lily. Lily had an angelic voice that could enchant anyone who heard her, including the animals. Every morning, she would wander into the forest and serenade her friends-the wise old owl, the mischievous squirrel, and the gentle deer. One sunny afternoon, as Lily was singing a sweet lullaby to her animal friends, they heard a strange melody drifting through the trees. Following the sound, they stumbled upon a tiny, golden door hidden at the base of an ancient oak tree. Intrigued, Lily pushed the door open and found herself in a magical world filled with creatures she had never seen before. A friendly dragon named Drako greeted her. "Welcome, Lily! We’ve been expecting you," Drako said with a warm smile. He explained that this was the Enchanted Forest, a place where all the fairy tales lived. But the forest was in trouble; a grumpy giant had stolen the magical Singing Crystal that kept the forest alive with music and joy. Determined to help, Lily teamed up with Drako, the owl, and the squirrel. They embarked on a thrilling adventure, solving musical riddles, dodging traps that reacted to sound, and outsmarting trolls with clever songs. Along the way, they met a brave knight with a powerful voice, a clever fairy with a lilting laugh, and a funny talking mushroom who could beatbox. After many musical escapades, they reached the giant's lair at the top of a tall, craggy mountain. Using her angelic voice and the help of her new friends, Lily devised a plan. They created a harmonious diversion, with the fairy and the knight performing a beautiful duet while Lily and the squirrel sneaked in and retrieved the Singing Crystal. With the crystal back in its rightful place, the Enchanted Forest was once again filled with music. Flowers danced, trees swayed to the rhythm, and birds sang along. The creatures of the forest threw a grand celebration in Lily’s honor, with everyone joining in a joyful symphony. When it was time to return to her village, Lily bid farewell to her magical friends, promising to visit again. As she stepped back through the golden door, she felt a sense of fulfillment and joy, knowing she had brought music back to the forest. From that day on, Lily's adventures in the Enchanted Forest became legendary, and she was known far and wide as the girl who saved the fairy tales with her song. And every now and then, when the villagers heard her singing to the animals, they would smile, knowing that Lily's heart was forever intertwined with magic and music.

[@melissagoss4951]

How long till I sing like sutton foster? Lol

[@kendraschonstrom3990]

Thanks from sweden

[@cozylewis1]

4:46 BISH THERE IS NO WAY IN HECK I AM GONNA HIT THIS NOTE-

[@bikalmorhanglimbu8705]

so helpful and enjoyable

[@bikalmorhanglimbu8705]

Hajurama

[@VishwaAbeywardana]

my voice is cracking so much. What should i do

[@VishwaAbeywardana]

What kind of exercises are suitable for reduce voice cracking

[@virtuallily]

@@VishwaAbeywardana every exercise - look for warm up videos

[@catstar1336]

Drink water a lot and keep going

[@BrandosLife]

You need to work on your breathing first cause belting requires an immaculate breathing technique then develop your chest and head voice. After you do that, learn to mix and THEN START doing belting exercises! If your voice is cracking focus on resonance exercises like the 'hum''s and 'NG's which should help reduce the cracking a lot (also remember to warm up ALWAYS BEFOREHAND). P.s cracking ain't necessarily a bad thing...your voice cracks when you start exploring different areas of your voice etc....

[@Advanceyourenglish5]

ChildOfGod995 this has nothing to do with belting, what your describing is the receipt for an opera singer voice.

[@kimayakumar6328]

The riffs and runs and this exercise has really helped me improve a lot. Thank you JACOB! And I recently covered POV By Ariana (it’s on my channel if u wanna see) and I could do a bunch of runs bc of this.

[@tttais._.teddytuff1694]

How long have you been doing them? :3

[@stop921]

i literally went through all the comments someone tell me a story

[@misnomer6345]

One day I saw the heathers musical and fell in love with it so much, so much so that the main reason I came to this channels is to sing like them

[@livieyuh]

Rhiza Lor SAME THATS WHY IM HERE

[@misnomer6345]

@@livieyuh your username is cursed

[@misnomer6345]

@@livieyuh hello fellow theatre kid I see you are in your Heathers phase what I would recommend next is falsettos trust me the soundtrack is bomb

[@livieyuh]

Rhiza Lor thank you so much 💗

[@maebluejay]

This worked!

[@seonacolligan9339]

The hallelujah one bish what am I in the wrong octave or is it rlly that high

[@theflamingphoenix6986]

Nope, it's just really high. I'm a mezzo and I couldn't hit the highest part.

[@jameshalloran4968]

Where are the struggling tenors at?

[@christdonapuntar7549]

James Halloran hello there!

[@sandraamissah-nunoo3404]

Finding a suitable place to rehearse is almost becoming impossible...

[@lebateriteur]

i fucking died but now i know my limit, great exercises btw

[@manasadas7972]

me too

[@Marcellow-d1v]

Wow I'm a baritone but I can reach the 5th octave

[@baht.simpson]

I wish you sang along more than. Twice at the beginning, it gets tricky at the end hitting the high notes properly. I'd like to know if my form is right I don't want to be learning bad habits because idk what I'm doing

[@prinnceeyybee5466]

What is belting?

[@missgurllll7451]

When you push your voice out... I’m professional and perform alot

[@AshRavens]

Hey Jacob, this one goes wayy high for males. What's the ideal range for males for this exercise?

[@hezekiahthompson6817]

Yeah, for his exercises in general I get really anxious about this. Sometimes he'll start a warmup closer to the 4th octave and I'll think, "hmm, maybe I should go an octave lower in case I get screwed and blow a vocal gasket trying to reach some C6!" 😂.

[@Chany_333]

Neighboor : shit here we go again

[@minimansonstar]

My neighbors have no choice but to love MY singing. 😈