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[@Rosannasfriend]

Thanks!

[@fetishisticrose]

ur very helpful..I appreciate you

[@musiclover7004]

I like calling them air bubbles. But that is something I need to work on a little more I think. Awesome. Lip bubbles are kind of hard at first then they get easier.

[@musiclover7004]

I will do my best.

[@giridharg72]

Helpful Inputs Thanks

[@DrDanRobinson]

Glad it was helpful!

[@joellenpattow8574]

I did the lip bubbles for years they made my voice tight I lost range obviously I was doing them wrong. Thanks for the info

[@PurbashaBhattacharyya]

sir tounge trills is good or not??

[@1bukunMusic]

Hello Sir, I was wondering should you do this on strained vocal chords whilst recovering, seeing as there is air flow and vocal chords contact involved.

[@seanodonnell429]

Hi Dr. Dan. I was wondering if you might ask for for opinion on something. About 7 years ago my father was hit in the neck by a tree branch which resulted in a slight paralysis of one of his vocal folds, preventing them from coming together cleanly. Over the months and years after the accident his vocalization got a little bit better, but his voice still has a lot of air leaking through it and he has to blast more air in order to get louder. He isn't a singer, but I've noticed his voice can only vocalize over an octave and a half in total, even when shouting or speaking. Overall using his voice seams very strenuous on him. He has seen an ENT and had a laryngeoscope, has had some therapy and even entertained the idea of surgery, but he has not followed through on either of these. Do you have any ideas on what he should do to recover full use of his voice? Are there any exercises that could potentially over time cause his vocal folds to make a more clean sound?

[@nirhymeswithhi4849]

Hi Dan, thanks for the video! Question: Is it normal for lip bubbles to be very itchy? I've never gotten far with them because they get SO uncomfortable! Does everyone experience this? Am I just doing them wrong? Or am I just blessed with some sort of Lip Bubble Pruritus Syndrome? ;)

[@nirhymeswithhi4849]

Yeah, I should clarify, it's my lips that get extremely itchy. Definitely not throat. Maybe I'll give them another go. Or maybe not, since I pretty much rather being doing *ANY* other exercise. ;) We'll see.

[@chirpycrow2061]

What does this mean when when you lip bubble up the scale and you bubble whistle notes and head voice at the same time (polyphonic) instead of the head vice flipping into the whistle register? Do I need to correct this or is this normal for muscle memory at the beginning in doing lip bubbles? What do think?

[@DrDanRobinson]

There may be some intrinsic tension happening...

[@PurbashaBhattacharyya]

sir i have in a 3 days voice rest.... may i start lip bubbles now sir??

[@PurbashaBhattacharyya]

Dr Dan's Voice Essentials okey Sir.. thanks.......a lotttt....

[@PurbashaBhattacharyya]

Sir can u pls pls tell me why i m not able to sing in normal to higher pich frm past 7 to 8 month....feeling very staffed from my throat. ...

[@PurbashaBhattacharyya]

Dr Dan's Voice Essentials okey Sir..