Freya's Singing Tips: The big mystery - Vocal Vibrato

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[@PrincessStarAmazon]

I found my vibrato when I was about 17-18 by listening to other singers and mimicking them. It comes naturally now

[@mechagiras]

I got my vibrato by just hearing jessica sanchez singing and try to sing along with it. although the first was bad, it took 3 years to get my natural vibrato. Sorry for bad grammar.

[@kyliebishop4650]

adjie REXA how old were you when you finally developed it?

[@neubellydiamensah9359]

I can't sing vibrato at all, and I'm soon much interested in learning how to sing vibrato. kindly teach me how to sing it please

[@nicolexo852]

I learned how to do a vibrato when i was 13 . Im 14 now. Its not perfect but keep practicing it will get better

[@JolinR32]

Thanks! You got a great advice on "a too-tight support will return a shivering and short vibrato" -- as soon as I relaxed, it became much more natural and easy too!

[@howardturner4382]

Thanks for keeping it true and simple, available. it can be frustrating when it doesn't come naturally,but practice for me is fun. thanks again HT.

[@DarkWaterfall]

I just came across your videos! They are excellent! I took voice lessons from my choir director while in high school (I'm 33 now) and she taught me good breath support and did all kinds of different techniques to help me learn to properly use my diaphragm, etc. One day while working on a song, she kind of slams on the piano, looks at me, and goes, "You vibratoted! I don't know if that's a word! But you did it!" It was hilarious. She was a great teacher! She also trained me as an Alto-Mezzo-Belter. Sadly, due to illness, I've lost a lot of my range and most of my belting range. My illness affects they way my body utilizes oxygen and I fatigue quite easily. That's not to say that I can't still sing, just have to sing differently is all. I've no doubt that with practice I can still do it. :-)

[@Will-Max]

I feel your pain...

[@jandunn169]

I have a natural vibrato in singing and flute playing but it takes me an hour of warm up to finally get "in the zone" and then fly with my notes. I am sure I don't know exactly how to create the support I need. I have been a lifelong singer but I finally decided to take lessons at 63. I have made much improvement and most people think, why start at such a late age.But when you love singing and the feeling it gives you,it is never too late.... Thank you so much for your wonderful suggestions. I will go over each of your posts many times. I have already noticed improvements.

[@iamlight1]

I had asked about vibrato in another video and here it is.

[@Will-Max]

Madeleine Harvey for alternate approach.

[@ellyuploads]

So here's my problem, I can sing vibrato when I'm whispering but when I'm voicing it out, I feel like I am but there is no vibrato sound. Either I am just born vocally talentless or I just need to learn which body part is which.

[@ellyuploads]

***** yes I have

[@ellyuploads]

***** thank you so much, i took your advice and it worked!! tysm!

[@keepinitkawaii]

ellyuploads how are you doing with it now? I think I'm in the same boat as you. I know I have trouble with tension so I feel like that could be contributing

[@verna4098]

@@keepinitkawaii same here..

[@puneetkaur4819]

Same here

[@philbertchow5425]

I was always vibrato-less and heavily envied those with vibrato. I have been taught the trill exercises but I never really practiced those because I thought it was artificial. Somewhere along the line I developed the “imitate other singers with vibrato” technique and it started happening-although I haven’t mastered it yet. These days I don’t even know how I generate the vibrato and I stopped worrying about it. With that said, I do not think my vibrato is a wobble or a trill and I think it sounds good-but I’m working on it as I continue studying opera, now.

[@qveenissac]

I appreciate you including your opinion of unhelpful techniques. Not many teachers do this. It helps those learning focus on potentially more useful methods.

[@creativenubenchannel2807]

It's no words to say your several kind of activity like teaching and expression etc. Very nice

[@AmbiCahira]

I used to envy my grandmothers singing and whistle vibrato and I do not have it whatsoever. At all. But as I was listening to you and other similar videos it made me realise that my music taste has shaped around it and I think I will make a concious choice to find at least one vibrato song and try to actively program it and I guess fake it til I make it and just keep trying until I accidentally succeed. Because my taste in music don't really have it in it all that much and if it does I can get away with skipping it when I sing along. Thank you for helping me reflect over this. :)

[@helenbaxter368]

very simple to understand tips on vibrato easy to apply. I find my vibrato is easier controlled by how wide my mouth I opened as well these simple things change the speed and sound of it. but practice controlling it is gonna be key to get the effect you desire...thanks Freya...you're a great teacher who keeps it simple and easy to understand.

[@marywals2272]

Freya thank you so much for the excellent technique that you shared.

[@TheAmebcia]

That is the best explanation of vibrato I have ever heard. Before watching the video I could not do vibrato at will. After watching this video, I just started thinking "Sing like Mireille Mathieu or Edit Piaff" and it clicked :) Great job Freya!!!!! You are awesome.

[@artist6042]

Imagine the flag and it's movement depends on the air..

[@njabulozuma7029]

Thank you Freya. I have a natural vibrato. I struggle balancing it when singing with my head voice. I will practice more to control

[@FireElizabethElement]

singing along to the temper trap really helped me build a vibrato, because their singer's vibrato is just very pronounced and natural. It's impossible to sing along to their cover of multi-love without at least a baby vibrato popping up. give it a go

[@denniskladis5965]

Thank you your helping me improve i am following your steps

[@lareina78]

you are right....We have to practice a lot and listen to other singers so we can learn how to do the same.

[@GilinSC]

Best explanation I have heard. Thank you.

[@leigaerlan2457]

I have this natural vibrato that just suddenly came out when I was a kid. But the thing is nobody thought me how to do it. And somethimes I am having a hard time on controlling it. Especially when I sing some 80's songs. That's why I don't sing much of it. I get too concious about my singing style. But I joined the choral group when I was in high school and it kinda help me out a bit but still having a hard time. I wanna achieve those vibrato that singers have that they can naturally control without ruining my mood. Because some of singers kind of piss me off. Anyway thank you for helping us out! Thank you for making videos. You gave me hope to continue singing :)

[@maxkaddell]

I think alot of controlling it is in the diaphram. You'll notice if you don't flex you stomach, it is harder to use vibrato. Also the speed each word is sang.I'm still working on it some, although it is getting closer. I had natural vibrato, but I took some misguided advice which caused me to forget how it was done, then when I got it back, I used too much. After someone said that my Ave Maria would be good with less vibrato, I started working on finding a balance. Volume of your voice can effect it too.

[@Will-Max]

@@maxkaddell It's hard for me to find a balance, also. Certain notes, at certain volume, came naturally for me. Controlled vibrato (strength and speed...and at low volumes) is proving to be challenging.

[@dichterfuerstin]

I never had “real” singing lessons, joined a choir at 15 and about three months after that my vibrato developed. Now I’m 17 and can control it pretty much.

[@acipshah]

Haha i love that you're so technical!

[@dustbunny1977]

Wow, she is so beautiful!

[@mathiasdwiyanto96]

Thank you very much for this information. I love it😘😘😘👍💞💓

[@normagarcia8197]

Thank you very much

[@jharon11]

I have had a vibrato since my early teens, I am 61 now, and I do love classical and particularly bel canto singing. First point; vibrato without breath support is wobble, which can sound either pretentious or ugly. Second: learning to sing without it is difficult. I sing in a chorale and a church choir which allows me to experiment while blending with the other first tenors. My voice coach is working with me on slow. expressive show music, and that has forced me to reduce my vibrato, except at the end of long notes. I have been working on it for months, and progress is slow, but well worth it.

[@pbaylis1]

You sound like a show-off:-) The opposite of why most other people are here, to learn to develop vibrato, then you come on and tell us hard it is for you to reduce vibrato. Man, couldn't you just keep that to yourself, lol.

[@maxkaddell]

When I started singing, I was always researching how to use vibrato. A friend joined me on "past the point of no return", and I mentioned how the blend of her vibrato and my pure tone sounded and she mentioned how she has a hard not not using it (classicly trained). My thoughts were, I wish mine was like that. Now I am often trying not to use vibrato, now that I fixed my posture and technique. I feel her frustration! When I was trying to develop it. I would just say, "ah", start middle, go low, high, you know just sing that note. Then do the same thing singing "ah ee ah ee", and it usually appear somewhere in there. As a relatively new singer, I'd recommend new singers try it with each vowel sound, because even if vibrato isn't developed, knowing the effect different sounds have on the tone is important.

[@huytran5193]

I have use vibrato and whistle register for a long time and didn't even realize it. Maybe since I was 7, because I like to do something cool or to try things that my voice can do. I fell really lucky and overtime, I managed to perfect it. What I'm trying to say is: You can do anything if you keep trying and of course if nature let you do it😂😂

[@brentrizkallah-madrid6579]

Thank you for having the decency to position your tongue correctly. Unlike the majority of KZbinrs in the singing coach arena, I never once had to cringe. While I applaud your efforts to educate, we both know that the best advice you could possibly give your viewers is to get a reputable vocal teacher. Preferably, a member of NATS. Learning to sing requires a set of trained ears listening to you and, more important, a set of trained eyes watching your body as you sing. For those of you with legitimate voices, a credentialed and seasoned teacher is absolutely essential. Remember that if your teacher is constantly yelling at you and leaving the piano to touch your face, neck, shoulders, torso, and legs, then you're in the right place. Also, don't expect to be allowed to sing anything other than arpeggios for the first five years.

[@John_Malloy]

I agree that a second set of ears listening helps but so does recording your own voice. You say there is a "correct" tongue position. I disagree. One size does not fit all. It should be the choice of the artist. Singers must ultimately find their own way. They must learn to be their own vocal coach. The best singers, the great ones, do what works for them. Performing a technique (outside of the absolute basics) because it is "correct" is vocal suicide

[@mjeangarcia]

I learned a lot from you... You're the best teacher 👌👍 thanks 😊

[@iamlight1]

I think I have a natural intuitive vibrato that is very tenuous and that I need to explore and discover more about. I once heard that Jeannette McDonald was known for having one of the fastest vibratos in her singing voice.

[@rohann2u]

I Don’t have a vibrato but will keep your points in mind mam! Thank you!

[@Bubblez914]

5 year old me using vibrato without realizing it. Then growing up seeing people move their lower jaw to achieve vibrato and thinking I was doing it wrong because my mouth didn't move. Then getting to college and learning I'd been doing it naturally for 15 years.

[@RT-Ford]

Thank you dear.

[@letitianono3]

You are great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@antoniogodinez5678]

Excelentes consejos

[@zahraiqba765]

It really helped a lot

[@twistingstrings]

Now my thougts, that vibrato comes out when your voice is balanced and mixed. When your head voice and chest voice are mixed, when you sing on support, and when you dont push, when your vocal folds are not strained. And breath flow is not catched and stopped but comes out concentrated but free. Balanced resonance, proper breath support/air flow, freedom and not overstraining.

[@animature4929]

can you please make a tutorial on I will always love you? I would love to be able to sing that song.

[@pbaylis1]

Could you tell me where you feel it? Another singer said she felt it in the soft palate. When it's happening, where exactly is the sensation being experienced?

[@Acidjazzr]

My vibrato came naturally after i learned how to relax my voice while singing without straining too much. Relaxing my voice made such a huge difference cause I had vibrato before but it didn't sound as natural.

[@ToTheWolves]

Yes, relaxed face and throat. It takes a while to practice the relaxation itself lol

[@muilenlucas9975]

I totally agreed what you said Freya ! I can have vibrato when I am relax and sing softer! I know it all takes practice. Can you help with what exercises to do to help with the vibrato. thank you, and if I can have private lesson I would love to but I am in Australia> I can sing but I am struggling with vibrato and breathing problem when I am on stage.

[@leenachristi8679]

Tku ! Relieved on the Opera Singers, as didn’t like the sound of that vibrato. I’ve been singing since a child and not sure how I got it but can sing Vibrato. Only need to work on hitting all the notes when I sing classical, as I tend to skip some notes if the vibrato is fast. Not sure if it’s trilling or vibrato.

[@nellieou]

This was very helpful. I’m a trained flutist and I’m finding I’m trying to do the same more accented type vibrato with my voice as is done on flute. With time I hope to get more of a voical vibrato.

[@samanthathompson9812]

Funnily I could do it naturally and easily on the flute, but can't develop it vocally.

[@ianmarocha5187]

thank you freya new to the channel

[@GlauciaGoulart1604]

Hi Freya! I have a big vibrata and, till now unfortunately, I couldn't control it. Do you have any indication of what to do to get control of it? Thank you a lot. Glaucia from Brazil

[@sd-df1vs]

what is a soft voice and breathing voice and how to use it in music? how to sing which soft voice and breathing voice?

[@jitaftwt]

Never thought I could sing well so never sang in front of anyone. I joined my church choir years ago since my boyfriend was Minister of Music. I enjoyed it and learned a lot about music. But, I kept my singing pretty low. Funny though about vibrato. I sure didn’t have it for a while but it just kind of appeared out of nowhere. It has been years since my choir experience and I was looking at apps. I saw the karaoke app Sing by Smule so thought I would check it out. This was 4 years ago. I joined the app and people actually sang with me! LOL At first I could not sing with vibrato without sounding like an idiot. Then as time went by it came again without me giving it hardly any try. Now It is effortless. Don’t know how that happened but new singers like you said shouldn’t force it. I have become such a better singer just by singing! But the tips I have learned from coaches here on KZbin have been a tremendous help and also just listening to others who have great voices and sing as if they were professionally trained. I just found you today and listened to a number of your vids and subscribed! Thank you so much for what you do here! 🙏🏻🌷💕

[@jairocolle1274]

Freya, you are an amazing vocal coach. I love your tips. Congrats. And Thanks. Greetings from Brazil.

[@morethanahumanbody3339]

it's 2021 and you've gotten younger :))

[@Skywalkers-vt5pm]

Good video. I agree with Freya that vibrato should not be forced nor jumping between notes but be desired & natural when used for singing. I guess I got it naturally & inspiration from Ed Sheehan’s songs e.g. I think he does this in Perfect when he sing “ baby I’m dancing in the dark”

[@Kai_Imber]

I’ve been trying to sing well for a while and I still sound the same. I do the breathing exercises, vocal warm ups and exercises. What am I doing wrong? I also sing most of the time.

[@Svenja.aka.Svahara]

Dear Freya thank you very much for sharing your knowlege. My Problem is, my vibrato is too fast and wobbely especially when I´m singing in an opera way. I can sing totally without any vibrato or even with, but then I´m sounding a little bit like in your bad example 5.50. I`m working with my new teacher on this (He said I had an unbalanced voice) and now it is getting better, it is only at the end on a frase, but still too fast. What can I do, wich exercise can help me?

[@tokkia1384]

I think a lot of teachers have this “if you can play it slowly you can play it quickly” (Twoset gang are you here?) mentality when it completely ignores the technique differences. In piano a lot of teachers teach trills by asking you to play it slowly and speed up. But you need to instead practice a “fluttering” motion with your hand and completely release tension. You cannot consistently play a trill if you just play two notes fast like you do slowly.

[@hopeparra806]

I have and natural vibrato

[@Dra9ontail2]

I have a rather fast vibrato that someday just popped up. I still don't know how I'm doing it and I have massive trouble controlling it(aka using it 'on command') and slowing it down. I'll keep practicing :)

[@carlawilliams5132]

tou are correct

[@DenisMorissetteJFK]

Until I saw this video, I've always thought I had vibrato. I realize that I was actually using one of the to-avoid technique presented by you. Back to square one for the search of vibrato.

[@mamaluvsherbabes]

Hi, Freya....thank you for all these instructional videos! I so appreciate all the time and love you put into these wonderful videos! But I do have a question......you said that you developed your vibrato by listening and imitating what you heard....but when I was in college, I took a vocal class and the instructor said that if we do the vibrato deliberately, even though we don't have it, that we won't develop it. I've been singing my whole life...just love to sing...there is a joy in my soul that I experience when I sing! Yet, I don't have vibrato...I SO want to develop it! From time to time, it will "show up" but not usually....and when it shows up, it's only for a few seconds. (For a few days, when I was ten years old, vibrato hit me good and hard! But then it disappeared.) Anywho, are you sure that imitating the vibrato that we hear from our favorite singers will actually develop it in our own vocals?

[@rihannaimvu8834]

It will

[@mjeangarcia]

Please make a tutorial in "I will always love you" of Whitney Houston ... Thanks 😊

[@changhenyi5319]

Thanks for the solutions given... Great tips, thanks. I have found that practicing vibrato during sitting on a moving car is pretty a good way too, I think... What do u think on that?...

[@tickoman273]

From what I've seen on teachers on yt, sitting position makes you sing worse, one even says by about 30% worse than how you would sing standing

[@drvren030]

the problem is, i know i have good vocal tone, because i've been singing practically since i was a little girl (im 21 now lol). i started to be able to sing with vibrato once i was around 13. but, because i never had any kind of vocal training whatsoever, my vibrato is not constant. for example, when i am singing a song, and i kind of mentally tell my voice to do a vibrato when i'm holding a note, it comes out not at all the way i expected it to. however, i'll find that, when im humming to myself or just randomly start singing without actually listening to myself sing, my vibrato comes out perfectly. and then i realize i just sang a good vibrato, and now that i subconsciously realized it, once i start singing, but this time more aware and actually listening, my vibrato again stops coming. i am really insecure about my singing, since i haven't had any vocal training. maybe that's why my insecurity acts on me, and my vibrato stops coming out when im singing. i dont know XD but is there something i can do about this? i'm not sure if what i said made sense, or if it was relatable somehow. (btw that first point you said, about it NOT being the alternation between two pitches , is SO TRUE! there are so many videos about vibrato which say that, and i end up doing EXACTLY what you did in the video haha)

[@renm0]

I have a really weird vibrato I developed when I was like 16 (I'm 18 now). It is like a small shivering at the end of short notes or long notes but very fast. What can be my problem or it is just ok to have it? I like it but I don't know if it sounds nice

[@Virencrazy]

Hi, I have had vibrato even before I started learning classic music. But, right now my concern is when I sing my voice sounds like Edith Piaf. Now, can you please tell me if it's fine or if there is something I have to do.

[@gageawbrey6436]

Hi Freya, when I sing and my vibrato happens, it's fast (but not wide) even though Im relaxed while doing it. It doesn't feel like I'm putting any tension on my vocal cords, any tips or suggestions?

[@golgiapparatus8337]

OK - I'm a professional pianist, have my master's in music theory, and have been singing in choirs all my life - I can sight sing, all that stuff - I just have never been able to "find" my vibrato...EXCEPT - two or 3 years ago my thyroid became hyperactive, I lost tons of weight, and I was diagnosed with something called Grave's disease. During the next period of 2 years or so, while my thyroid was majorly hyperactive, all the sudden my voice had vibrato! It was magical! But now that my thyroid is finally stabilized (with the help of thyroid meds) my vibrato has disappeared. I can't seem to get it back, except every now and then if I sing really softly in a low register. Any thoughts on this?

[@rolfisdreamworld489]

Thank you Freya, you are very funny

[@Zhasa_Zhasa]

I've been struggling to find my vibrato ever since I joined music programme. 5 years and still can't find it. Classically trained but vibrato is the problem. How it drains me! It's very frustrating.

[@1okedoke]

I developed vibrato after a few years singing.

[@JasonWise]

I hit vibrato by accident, and didn't even realize till I listened to the recording I made. I have no clue how I did it, or how to replicate it. Everyone always says to relax, but they never say how?

[@aunagalxy4638]

Should I see my throats quiver when I use vibrato?

[@antoniq9000]

I am lost.....

[@hatchmando4918]

Saying to listen and copy a singer is not helpful bc trying to copy can lead to doing it all the wrong ways. Can you explain whats going on in the back of your throat, are you stopping the air? Do you have any way to explain how you are doing it???

[@oof977]

when you do vibrato, you don't stop the air flow. Otherwise it will be very choppy and unpleasant.

[@helenbaxter368]

review freya's vibrato video its very informative, it will give you answers to the very questions your asking....

[@fnyfniken]

I don't have a vibrato, yet. But I get a very weak vibrato on high notes when I sing them softly. I have not gotten very far in my education as a non-choir singer yet, but I think vibrato will come when everything else in in place. I mean, that's probably what happen in the softer high notes, anyway.

[@fnyfniken]

I have complete faith that it will just be there one day when it all comes together. There's so much other stuff I need to work on right now, that working on a vibrato would be totally backwards. I have bigger issues ;-) But I love singing!

[@ilaanaweerasinghe7642]

I mimic the vibrato and then trained that, but the higher i go the more i lose it. Like a high c or e flat, its hard to do a vibrato

[@rosiesbitsandbobs4085]

I do, but I’m not a singer, and wondered what was happening, when it happened. Lol

[@THEMUSICALUNIVERSE]

BEAUTIFUL WOMAN

[@thewarmantrio]

hi Freya, love your videos, one observation as a viewer is I find you more engaging when there is not just a stark white background behind you. ive watched many of your videos and I am using them to help teach my daughters how to sing, just my two cents. that and five dollars will get you a cup of coffee. haha ♫

[@maxf6917]

just thinking how amazing was Pavarotti, he sang kind of belting and vibrato with a very clear voice...

[@philbertchow5425]

Max F There is only one Pavarotti.

[@marty1020wells]

HI FREYA, I HAVE VIBRATO AND I BEEN TRYING TO TURN IT OFF BUT DON'T KNOW HOW TO

[@rockfriendmemo]

I have no idea how I taught myself how to control my vibrato. I can do a vibrato as I speak. When my sister can’t do a vibrato at all. At all.

[@samphonnetgamgee5625]

No it is not the alternation between two pitches! That is tremolo.

[@tickoman273]

mine is very weird and I can only do it if I try to sing a note very quietly. The frequency of the vibrato is ~0,5sec! So, every 0,5 sec, I hear the "shift" it's like: ----..----..----..----.. where it should be --..--..--..--.. I have no idea how to do it louder at all :/

[@erica5514]

I have a natural vibrato, but I can't always hear while I sing, but can hear it in a recording.

[@tickoman273]

that's interesting, I might have to record myself and take a listen

[@aaron.anchored.in.christ]

How to vibrate faster?

[@marcellawilliams6199]

I have a natural vibrato. I never thought about using it. Thank you i well practice now.

[@guitarforfree]

TY I was puchung too hard

[@ronrobbins2737]

Again, why do so many voice teachers emphasize the upward-moving pitch-bend? Vibrato is simply a downward moving oscillation, always coming back to the main pitch, at varying speeds which the singer controls. Mystery continues as to why this is such a big mystery LOL ! Freya's lovely vibrato is a perfect example but for some reason there's some avoidance or denial going on . . .

[@terryhillstrom1667]

I somehow developed a very wide vibrato, and i don't like it at all. It's distracting and i don't think it sounds very good, but i don't know how to get rid of it.

[@ihasfrancoxd2208]

I do not have vibrato, it seems to be very hard to get, I never had this naturally, All of my singing is self-taught. The one time I did go to a vocal coach all we did was perfect breath support and support in general. Even out of the year I was with them I never had any sign of vibrato in any sense. I've struggled with it since and i'm almsot an adult now.

[@ronrobbins2737]

You will notice 100 different voice teachers, and each will have a different way to teach vibrato ....or they won't teach it at all, ridiculous they don't face reality that it's just a relaxation of pitch, downward about a half-step, moving back up to main pitch at varying speeds. Slow down any recording of great singers and hear this.

[@GetFacts47]

2:08 😁😁

[@ever5745]

I have natural vibrato, bit it US way to fast like goat like ist so fast and i really try to slow it down but i cant.

[@trappistpreserves]

I love fast vibrato! Like Grace Slick has. And the lovely Seekers singer.

[@dianeandrusiak1096]

I sang a small bit and I got a small slightest vibrato 🙂

[@hatchmando4918]

I have to agree that this video was not helpful. I think trying to explain what is going on in your soft pallate when you do a proper vibrato would help. If we don't have vibrato and try to copy-- all the bad ways happen if we dont know how to do it.

[@mengqiaoliu4370]

Hatch Man Do would you explain how the soft pallate feels when doing a proper vibrato?? I was instructed to do the wrong exercises and ended up having the glottal-vibrato which sounds TERRIBLE...

[@venicenguyen119]

Agree.

[@martinezdirce9225]

I don’t have it; I wish and I was told that’s something natural; either you have it or not…

[@samphonnetgamgee5625]

I can only sing vibrato in a low pitch or singing softly, not louder. 🙁