how to develop vibrato - vibrato techniques for singer

[@fay3874]

when i was singing in front of my school i was so nervous. when i was done someone was like “omg you have such a good vibrato!” and i was so confused because i wasn’t able to do vibrato during that time.. turns out i was really nervous and my voice was shaking lol

[@normanultraviolence6465]

simple bitch SAAMME!! I had a solo at a concert and my friend was like,,, ViBrAtO mUcH? DaMn!,,, and I’m just like ,,, I wUs HaViNg a WhOLe SeiZuRe!! Tf iS viBraTo!?!?,,, 💀

[@user-di4js6xw9n]

Omg the same thing happens with me!

[@dwight2003]

Same as well

[@elimarie6089]

That moment when you wish you could make yourself very neevous, but only for that note, and still be able to do it😔

[@hsmacaraig]

HAH-

[@katiehowe3764]

Me: *sounds like a dying weasel* Her: well done

[@LouveniaMusic]

Katie 😂

[@jemt1290]

HAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@anuththarajagodaarachchi]

Bro ..😂😂??

[@zyrusgreygilboy9129]

hahaha 😂

[@xProtobro]

omg lmao

[@Dox_Nif]

when she started going he he he he i was like oh. i have to do this alone.

[@faresplays4090]

Hailey Little this killed me😂😂😂💔💔

[@justabaritone845]

it was so funny 😂

[@tramanh.8989]

😂😂😂

[@normanultraviolence6465]

Me: *accidentally does vibrato Also me: Do it again My voice: nah I’m good

[@m4dgoingmad424]

Do a flip :3

[@honeyosweet3877]

I think I saw you somewhere we’re gonna get there

[@ferocityfilmsofficial]

No one:... People with vibrato: LaaaaaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaA

[@EMPRESSALYXIS]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hweejxcx4443]

Lmof😂

[@valacarno]

🤣🤣❤😂

[@joeyjbeck]

Glad to be your 500th like

[@kidskits4767]

😂😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@MYKE-i8w]

*mom:* * watches tv * *me, in the bathroom:* eeeEEEEeeeEEEEeEEEEEe-

[@johnnymarquez1179]

I want to sing right now but it's like 2 am and my parents are next door :'(

[@cruz.c]

Johnny Mar u live in a house right next to ur parents?

[@jesusnegra123]

Lol I'm in a testing room

[@claramaria8504]

Literally me

[@Amanda-lo5cf]

Same😐

[@keana172]

Johnny Mar i’ve never related more

[@galienevanhouten4118]

note to self 4:00 note bending 6:46 panting 9:30 bouncing baby

[@theopatrick4692]

Galiëne van Houten

[@Mshodeinde]

vocal fry: robot voice drinking water: gurh gurh diaphragm chucks: ugh ugh

[@skylarsuzerainpup-gamingad1400]

Thxs

[@emmakatolick5347]

Not all heros wear capes

[@junniorcaceres6919]

666

[@Sara-sb6zd]

My neighbour just knocked on the door asking if everything's okay..

[@tracyjannalzaro5099]

Hahahahaha

[@cyanideeyes2555]

My mom just yelled at me to shut up. Lmao nah fam I'm singin

[@afshanmirza8446]

Im scared my neighbors will think I’m losing it. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@fantastiskchow8830]

aHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@AD-pf8lc]

LMAOOOOOOOO

[@JasonOon]

funny how i have vibrato when i'm yawning but not when i'm singing, haha

[@frozenarmordillo4986]

I think it's because vibrato only comes when ur throat is relaxed

[@JuanRamirez-bj6qe]

Samee omg

[@EmpressSketch]

Wtf when u said "yawning" i yawned 😂😅

[@andreaaastha1074]

Empress Sketch i yawned too

[@christianangel8368]

@@EmpressSketch and the yawning is getting to me

[@robertlynn7746]

You're amazing, I've tried for months to develop vibrato, and after 1 night of doing these exercises, I could hear a vibrato starting in my voice! Thank you so much!

[@MadeleineHarveyVoice]

YAY!!!! That's awesome! I'm so glad to hear that!

[@challaUwU]

Robert Lynn this is scary accurate though, it really brought mine out! specially the second part, made my throat almost numb and automatically do it.

[@chimera7735]

+Madeleine Harvey I just came to watch your video tonight because im going to sing at school tomorrow 😂

[@chimera7735]

+Chimera Did you put on foundation ?😂

[@chimera7735]

+Madeleine Harvey Thank you so much for these videos ! They help me and other people a lot !!!

[@derekwilson2476]

*watching a ton of videos on singing only to realize that my throat’s dry*

[@Boysenberrychic]

ᄋᄉᄋAri this comment made me thirsty

[@kriti522]

@Myra Shahid thats exactly what i was thinking lmao😂 looks like him though

[@magicseaweed5520]

MOOD

[@trinityuwu4853]

ItS NaMjOoN

[@flamflan1014]

That profile pic though lol😂😂

[@JackMorganHyde]

You remind me of Miss Honey from the film “Matilda”. 💕

[@MadeleineHarveyVoice]

YAY!!! Thank you so much!!

[@pippylongstockingsz]

Mr J i was thinking the exact same thing! 😀

[@alicepatten8888]

I was thinking the same thing!!

[@ginab2970]

Omg yes 😍😁

[@enaxamaid215]

Jack *book

[@bowtie9416]

She makes this so fun, she's a super talented teacher

[@MadeleineHarveyVoice]

Thank you so much! Seriously made my day just now!!!

[@artificialintelligence5087]

My grandmother started yelling at me at 7:55 since she thought I was watching porno. No grandma, I'm not watching porn.

[@hannahjoy3848]

I like how you do an example and then look at us like you can hear us trying to do it. Lol and then she looks as if she's satisfied with the results that she can't really hear....

[@massiveboomee8154]

"I *strongly* encourage you not to judge the quality of your sound" Literally everyone in the comments: brO i cAnt evEn

[@ashleyb2528]

Whenever she said well done, I smiled so big and I just felt overwhelming happiness. Like I can actually hear and feel a difference and she just gives me so much pride. 🖤

[@ignitivemindinstitute4221]

Nice one

[@elly9311]

Omg I'm flipping out right now because I'm doing this exercise for the second time AND IT WORKS! Finally there is vibrato in my voice! Thank you so much!

[@hannahpapa4191]

she reminds me of pearl from steven universe

[@thegruviafeels1923]

hannah papa RIGHT,?

[@shan8499]

omg yes bird mom

[@arimac3577]

OMG SHE DOESSS

[@TotallyHaze]

even the way she talks reminds me of Pearl haha

[@hoesluvlaila6908]

hannah papa YES OMFG

[@krystalann248]

This video helped me understand that I'm NOT ALONE in my vocal experience. I've been singing classically for about 15 years but have never naturally developed vibrato. It's always been an insecurity but with this video, and the comments of this video, I've realized I'm not alone. Thank you SO MUCH for helping me learn techniques to improve that part of my voice.

[@kdodson80]

As voice teacher myself, I often field questions and concerns about vibrato. While I agree that different techniques work for different singers, I think that these exercises are a great way to get started! I am going to try them with a student tonight!

[@15daffodil]

It was 2 am and I was following part @4:30 - @5:00 when my mom heard me and thought i was possessed

[@Augusto.Scorpio]

LOL 🤣

[@tracyjannalzaro5099]

This had me dying hahahahahaha

[@flamflan1014]

You just made me spit out my water lol😂😂

[@ajpristine4809]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@maloemalhen]

THIS MADE ME CACKLE

[@rishikavashishtha6556]

5:19 If you can do it slowly, you can do quickly, any twoset fans here 😂

[@neolynx_]

I laughed at that part

[@vanlalhumhimikhenglawt8636]

Yep

[@v.e.sstickers7224]

Emily Brown duh right here

[@Mylovefantage]

i know i am late but i’m here 😂

[@thegamingflutist482]

Present

[@bin1127]

Why do I feel like eating a bowl of cereal after watching this?

[@TheHardtime12]

LOL! Thirsty

[@katzda]

I ate a bowl of cereals before I went practising this. :-D

[@dawsac2335]

bin1127 bcoz you’re hungry

[@professoreg3801]

bin1127 Great me too. (Pulls out the cherios)

[@arushamshahh]

Same

[@babydoll2k5]

*nobody:* *mosquito chilling in my room while I'm sleeping:* 4:00

[@bloodysugarcube9844]

i wish i lived in a house instead of an apartment so i could do this comfortably

[@LisaParisLohan]

Me, too.

[@TangSongs]

Perfect! I'm a vocal teacher/coach and agree with everything you say. Thanks for putting great inf out there for singers of all ages.

[@MadeleineHarveyVoice]

Thank you so much my fellow singing pedagogist! ; )

[@kaiencastan7783]

I only hear vibrato when I'm almost out of breath lol

[@sheenanatiguing5113]

hahahha same here. tho its not really vibrato for me. its like shaking throat for me 😂

[@billievanderpol]

SAME

[@emlin2005]

it’s not vibrato it’s just a lack of breath support 😂

[@coolnintendoguy249]

I don’t think that’s vibrato. Just weak breath support.

[@Melissag513]

Me: sits in silent 10:46 : Good very very good

[@Akemaaa]

😂😂😂😂

[@Ahzafera]

Wow ok, this actually helps a lot. I wouldn't even say I'm close to a good singer and after about about a minute I hear vibrato in my voice. It just keeps getting slightly better. Best tutorial I have ever seen for this.

[@terrinator133]

When she said "eeee" I felt that.

[@gaby-zf8jj]

Exercises Start At 4:04 6:47 9:29

[@joannaxavior4976]

I love how confident you are even though these sounds are like embarrassing to make!! Kudos!! You made it so entertaining!

[@reaalnares5431]

I like her because.when she explain,,she explain with voice demonstration not like others they talk.to much..

[@Mshodeinde]

yes she straight to the point!!

[@sorryfanaticyt6920]

Rea Alnares I

[@andreeca3313]

Rea Alnares see my clip,i'm from Brasil

[@queenbaee8120]

Ikr

[@xltsalad8100]

r/ihadastroke

[@claudiaamber6424]

I’m developing it! I’ve just kept practicing and practicing for months on end, and it’s finally naturally coming. It’s very weak now BUT it’s 100% there!!! Still working on it and now that I actually have it I’m gonna develop it even more! I used to try so hard to get it, but now it just comes naturally.

[@Dana-rn8se]

Oh my God. This works so well for me! I've been doing these exercises for 4 days now and I already see good results!! Thank you so much!! Now I'm much more confident to take my university entrance exam 😄😊

[@valeriijoei]

bouncing baby- I sound like an effect of an UFO trying to land. But Im trying. I love this tutorial, very clear, without further ado.

[@Pablitojons]

Valerie Alvarado THANKS NOW I CAN ONLY HEAR THE UFO SOUND LANDING.

[@jeskvell3254]

omg hahaha

[@andreeca3313]

Valerie Alvarado see my clip

[@ExtricateMashups]

LMAOOO

[@joonsrightbooby7262]

BSHDHSH SAME 😭

[@kairukun9484]

No one: Me: ee EE ee EE eeWEEWEEWEEWEEWEE!! ha ha HA ha ha Ha ha ha HaHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA!!! Yi yi yi yi yi yi HIHIHIHIHIHI!! I CAN'T DO ANYTHING SERIOUSLY WITHOUT LAUGHING🤦🏻‍♀️ 😂😂😂

[@comparisins]

It's really important to open yourself up and be okay with making mistakes in order to learn something. You really helped relax me to accept what I didn't want to.

[@comparisins]

Really helped me learn to take my time I mean

[@indikapathirana8337]

You are my Queen... I didn't had a clue about singing high with my very base boyish voice.... And then you happened. I discovered a whole new level of my talents. Thank you so much for everything..

[@madi360XD]

Whoa.. You're amazing! I never thought that I could sing with vibrato, but after 3 days of training with you I see progress! (sorry for my English, I'm not a native speaker)

[@momideloach]

YuukaP you're English was perfect, no need to apologize for nothing on everyone of your comments, your grammar is better than some native speakers I know

[@evanrussell2672]

What do you mean sorry, there's nothing wrong, your English is perfect

[@eseosaoje7554]

It's great☺

[@cyguslorman]

YuukaP There are native speakers who can't even get the right there/their/they're.

[@jean4j_]

@@cyguslorman can't be true lol Is that real?

[@advofesd]

I have never sang publicly but I have been asked to sing at and with my lil brother's wedding and I am sing your video's to practice... I am actually hearing a difference and from not being able to really sing the song in question (quavering, sort of "frayed" sounding voice - it is in a really low key/tone!!) I have, after doing the exercises in the other video about how to sing low, I can hit it, no problem... it just happened this evening and I am absolutely mindblown at the sound that's coming out of my face. Thanks a million, what you teach is saving my life and my nerves :D

[@Pinkyplums]

As an opera singer I found this video very interesting. Operatic vibrato, ie the natural vibrato is created when there is total freedom and openness from where the sound is created in the diaphragm, up through the throat, over the soft larynx and out of the mouth. What you are teaching of course is a very different technique. I would call it more of a contrived vibrato, but an effective technique.

[@sodakelp]

This was very helpful! As a young singer studying opera, I wanted to develop my voice in a way that would improve my singing later. Vibrato was always very hard for me, but the way you taught helped me understand very easily and for that I say thank you! 😁

[@25chris10]

I practice this weekly for a few months already and it works 😊

[@notyourdaughter666]

I’ve been trying to get my vibrato for forever, and it’s finally starting to come out. It’s not very frequent and sounds kinda weird right now but the more I work on it, the better it gets!! I love it! Thank you!

[@emmaturnermusic]

Your bouncing baby technique helped bring out my vibrato immediately! Thank you for sharing this video! I have had lots of vocal training growing up and none of it really brought it out so very happy to have found this video of techniques! You made it sound so simple!

[@Brakballe]

You are the most comprehensive person I ever met. You teach me more in 5 mins than what I have been looking for in 20 years. True story is that I am a seriously disabled hearing person now, also shit old (53). I always loved music to the serious extent. Working in the music shops customize guitars so they get their "signature" sound (ppl were crazy get vintage pickups installed) but too busted ears to make it a real profession. Used Digital stuff from Yamaha just to stem them. (But I gave em e hell stemming Gibson bass with London horns). Anyway, I love singing. But it is not easy. Not clearly hear my own tone or NO vibrato. TODAY I discovered it. Thanks to YOU. Now just practice. Thank you! Tusen takk!

[@bananacakes114]

THANK YOU SO MUCH I'VE THOUGHT I COULD NEVER BE ABLE TO DO VIBRATO MY WHOLE LIFE, BUT I WAS ABLE TO DO IT JUST AFTER DOING THE EXERCISES ONCE! I'm honestly so happy I could cry

[@samsmusichub]

I LOVE the scientific definition of vibrato as presented by you! Can't wait to talk about it in social circles and sound smart lol.

[@dendendenice1]

I can sing. My voice is good but i don't have vibrato so my voice is less attractive than it should be lol😂

[@someoneunknown434]

Well I have but my vocal range is shit 😂

[@natashaedwards9920]

Denice Nicole Palad ahhhh SAMEEE

[@zebracakez2168]

ME TOOO UGH

[@riohnnaclaveria5504]

I CAN RELATE

[@holispaxes3227]

Cant relate I sound like a suffocating cat

[@bonelybuzzard1831]

I was singing regularly earlier before I watched this, and after I did watch this my vibrato got better! Thank you!

[@navdeepkaur3180]

I'm just waiting for the day when no one is at my home so that i can practise it otherwise my family members would think of exorcism 😂

[@misantrophic3580]

6:50 and up: me pretending to laugh at my prof's joke.

[@itschuchi6909]

This is amazing!! Youre a wonderful teacher and after going along with the video i can already feel my vibrato kicking in. Thank you so much!!

[@MadeleineHarveyVoice]

AWESOME!!! Keep up the great work!

[@sweettooth4286]

When i tried the EeehhhEehheeEhh i heard my first vibrato and i was like _"wait what?"_

[@e21big]

"if you can go slowly, you can go quickly"

[@ItJstWrks357]

*yeah, it's big brain time*

[@ansyona7522]

Well, that's a LingLing training tip right there))

[@leoarick3753]

This is soooo great!!! I've always wanted to develop my natural vibrato...Thank you so much! In Just one practice I could hear the vibrato building up naturally!

[@TYREKE_8]

Yo

[@sweets2937]

Omg after practising this exercises for a few weeks, I noticed that I am starting to develop vibrato in my voice. It's amazing! Thank you :)

[@jacobiwang9133]

OH MY GOODNESS BY THE END OF THIS VIDEO MY VIBRATO IS AMAZING THANK YOU SO MUCH 😭😭😭😭

[@MadeleineHarveyVoice]

YAY!!! That's awesome Jacobi! Well done!

[@meleileen2960]

There are few people in this world that I appreciate more than this woman right here

[@jamesmcdonald5363]

Listen to 6:46 in 2x speed ... best thing you'll ever hear

[@melancholygarden]

No, listen to it in 0.25

[@brotzmark51]

Hilarious! Haha

[@leila2082]

OMG i have never had a singing lesson in my life and i really wanted to do vibrato (my cousin's a stage actress) and i always ended up shaking my actual body, not just my voice. After watching this video i am now able to actually do vibrato. Thanks so much!

[@c.j.p.7607]

wow I like you, you are so practical and you helped me. Thank you. I also love the elegant way you speak and express yourself.

[@nitraale13]

Thank you so much! I have been trying to figure out how to do vibrato for weeks, tried a few different videos, but yours is the most useful and after a few times, I am starting to hear a little tiny vibrato! 🎉 I am so excited to keep practicing!

[@Liz-bw5lx]

You are great teacher I love the way you explain.

[@SamsonWasAWitness]

You're amazing you helped me so much I dont even know how Express my gratitude. I was in show choir in high school and my teacher taught me to hide my vibrato and I couldn't find it again. Thank you so so much.

[@SupagalSimmi]

you totally rock.. just came across this channel and glad i found it😍😍😊

[@johnsobsu3654]

I'm SUPER excited because this is arguably the best online singing class Ive ever bought….If you're interested in singing like me, you've got to check this out now bit.ly/2BfP3EC

[@andreeca3313]

Supagal Simmi see my clip

[@danielmunro3222]

Amazing. I have a last minute audition tomorrow for Marius from Les Miserables. I have a great voice when recording folk/pop/rock music but have never had vibrato. I went through your exercises once about 20 minutes ago then sang through Empty Chairs while concentrating on relaxing my jaw and singing from my diaphragm and I now have vibrato. Added a bunch of bass and richness to my voice too. Sounds like an opera singer. Miracle. Thank you so much.

[@eva-wd9ib]

She reminds me of that OCD girl from Glee

[@-t9214]

Uravity lmao Emma pilsberry idk how to spell her name lmao , but she does

[@katjasophia6791]

i searched for that comment

[@kayleeschneider5722]

Omg yes!!!😂

[@jemappellemerci]

Emma!

[@bumfy]

SAME

[@ann-kathrin9383]

She looks like sunshine, honey and happiness all mixed together! Love her!

[@insanefan19]

So when I started watching this I kinda started to tear up cause I’ve always wanted to develop a vibrato and I really understood what you were saying - I have been wanting to understand how it was made and you did that. Plus the exercises you did were awesome. The last one I could kinda hear it a little bit and that’s amazing!! I’m probably gonna watch this video a lot thank you so much!!☺️😁❤️

[@jolie8556]

I recommend this video 110% !!! Im a singer and have been since I was little and have never been capable of doing a vibrato and i was told it was because my full range wasn’t there yet...but when i started musical theatre many girls my age could do them...I tried every day (incorrectly) and still couldn’t produce one even if i forced it! I came across this video a few weeks ago and did these exercises only once for about 15 minuets, i started singing and i could hear a vibrato, i practised for the rest of the day and literally the next morning I could do a perfect vibrato...I went from not being able to do one at all, to not being able to stop! thankyou so much for this video it helped alot! xxxx

[@NameePark]

This is like ASMR role play but singing and also learning 🤣😍

[@allie44909]

time stamps: 0:00: intro 3:08-5:11: note bending 5:47-7:46: wake up the diaphragm 8:20-10:46: bouncing baby 12:00-12:38: outro

[@ahikajani8749]

as a golfer I feel acknowledged

[@adlewieu]

My mother was a singer when she was younger, so I grew up learning her vocal techniques by ear. You can do it, everyone! If you really can’t get it, try to listen to vibrato in songs very specifically (musical theater or opera works best) and just imagine the way you would create that noise using the techniques in the video. That’s what most of the girls in my choir do, anyway. You really do get much better with practice.

[@DestinyHopeLou]

Vibrato came to me kind of naturally. At some point it was just there. But I don't know if I'm doing it right because while I can hit it at most notes, certain notes I just can't get it right. Is that normal or can your video help me achieve it whenever I want?

[@ginautami4831]

DestinyHopeLou same with me! I'm wondering the same thing! Especially when I sang a really high pitched note without using falsetto, I blanked.

[@bumbjtch6669]

DestinyHopeLou I've been trying but i just cant produce vibrato.Do you feel like a shake in your throat or something ?How does it feel while you're producing it?

[@am-hd7vd]

It depends, not being able to use vibrato for certain notes can really be just about the strength your voice has. You may be able to sing the note out but if you don't have the strength to back it up your vibrato will fall flat. Try doing scales more, and exercises that help switch from low, mid, and high range to get the strength you need. Good luck!!

[@chimera7735]

+Gina Utami I can't do that !! So sad..

[@JLogg444]

It isn't easy to sing vibrato at very high pitches but you also need to make sure you have proper support when singing high to be able to sing vibrato with those high pitches. Sometimes you might hear singers sing a very high and long note before dropping down a note or two to continue holding the phrase with vibrato. So if you can't sing vibrato with a note, try use more support or drop down a few notes and see if vibrato works there and then work on trying to use vibrato at higher pitches. And if you can't use vibrato at the low end of your range, that's pretty normal because even for me it's not that easy to use vibrato at a very low register. It's possible but not very easy. Hope that helps =D

[@deepaknavale27]

there are many youtubers for singing techniques but you are the best

[@Kai_Imber]

Oh, thats what vibrato means...I thought it meant "Hey, I sound better than you do."

[@meg5336]

same thing

[@reggaepotato7643]

potato potahto

[@mrfilipian]

a very good lesson on the subject of Vibrato...many people, when they listen to me singing, give me a strange look of shock and wonder what I did to get a vibrato.... I must say I have a fairly good one... and I am proud of it....its not common in this part of the world.I really like your lessons...will use it to teach others

[@ofthehappyplace]

Madeleine, you are so smart, talented and such a good instructor. Your explanations and teaching technique are very much appreciated thank you. Your my new singing coach 😊

[@jemt1290]

I’m laughing so much because just when I’m about to burst in laugh you smile BUT LIKE VERY REAL SMILE and I lose it, it really feels as if you were watching me do the exercises... I don’t know if it’s my imagination but after 10 minutes of practice I THINK I CAN ACTUALLY HEAR SOME RESULTS.. you are an amazing human being, thank you so much.

[@MrJr01]

Wow thanks. I just learned that the vibrato I always sort of could do is the real way to do it. I thought I was doing it the 'fake' way, too forced you know. I thought a vibrato didn't involve diaphragm, but just pure technique from the vocal chords or something. Something that only professional singers could do. Haha, thanks.

[@manishapandey3614]

You are such a good tutor. I can't believe that I learned it in only 15 min. just after watching this video

[@maya-hx7xf]

Also whenever I try to sing higher pitch or lower pitch my voice cracks sooo much like idk what to do I can literally only sing in a middle tone or my throat goes YEet

[@vijaysridhara]

As beautiful as you are, that beautiful is the lesson. Thank you. It gives satisfaction in life when we see people so much involved in what they do, especially for others!

[@tristanlj3409]

"What is vibrato?" Madeleine: "It's a fancy way of saying an oscillation between two pitches simultaneously" 😂 That "fancy"-part of the sentence, sure got stuck in my throat for a second

[@bigsistahtips]

What this lesson did for me is way more than what any other youtube video and my previous vocal coach (I only had one because I can't afford it, but I swear, when I'll have the money, I'll pay for new lessons) did. Really! I understood everything. Now I understand how it works and I don't hate my voice that much. Definitely subscribing and thank you for your videos!

[@CaydenGrimes.]

I srsly- I am 14 and i have been singing all my life- never once have i done vibrato *properly*, usually I just force my voice into a smooth but shaky thing- it's hard to explain when it's not heard-

[@miriahc5121]

girl you the best . i can already hear a vibrato in my voice . imma recommend everybody to you . keep doing watch doing , isss good .

[@pixelbombed]

Nobody: Me at 2 am looking up how to develop vibrato: **sounds like the alien voice filter on Snapchat**

[@mebreevee]

I am a music therapy student that has just recovered from a long term illness. Since then during voice lessons Ive had difficulty singing with vibrato. Thanks to your exercises I think I might have a chance to build one up. My breath support is not what it used to be before my illness but I pray this work. I have Jury’s in a couple of weeks.

[@dbrush0045]

I absolutely love your positive energy and teaching style! You are amazing! :) thank you very much for making this video; it has helped a lot! Hoping to hear some wonderful vibrato in my singing soon :)

[@charlie55758]

OMG I JUST BELTED OUT A 3 SECOND VIBRATO AFTER GOING THROUGH THE EXERCISED 1 TIME!!! i am so AMAZED!!! thank you thank you THANK YOU Madeleline!!! Love from Huey ❤❤❤

[@charlie55758]

Awman I can't do it a second time haahahaha

[@ricardohenrique2174]

obrigado, estou seguindo os exercícios, melhorando a cada dia.

[@audreyv5142]

I've been practicing note bending for a few months and my vibrato has improved SO MUCH! thank you for this video :)

[@sisterinchrist4698]

How do u have a good stage presence when singing???? Please answer.

[@MadeleineHarveyVoice]

HI Tiffany! Thank you for your question! Think of stage presence as ...The quality of your BEING that is behind all your DOING. It depends largely on your comfort level and how connected to yourself you are. Presence is what people respond to. When you have learned how to feel comfortable, you are totally in command of your voice. This isn't to say that your voice is perfect, or that everything that comes out is going to sound perfect. It's more of a sense of surrender into the moment. Totally at peace with whatever happens ...completely free and unattached. The voice is CONTROLLED entirely by your nervous system. This means that being nervous about how your voice may sound, or afraid to make a mistake will actually send those electric impulses to your muscles to tighten and that tightening is what inadvertently CAUSES all those mistakes that we may be afraid of making in the first place! When you are open and relaxed, your voice is free to respond to you. But we have to learn how to practice what that feels like too so it can become a habit. I have included a link below of a video I did on confidence. Hopefully, this will help you connect to yourself and feel completely comfortable, confident and in command. I hope this helps! Happy Singing! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYfNfalsjtpqa6c

[@sisterinchrist4698]

Madeleine Harvey Thank you so much

[@SilentStrikerTH]

Tiffany Joy If you still want another answer, stage presence in simpler terms is sort of like being comfortable enough to suck people in. Think about if I just stood there and did twinkle twinkle little star with my arms at my side and staring at the ceiling. Obviously you aren't going to attract very many people. But, say you sing twinkle twinkle little star and you are dancing and visually engaging with the audience, smiling and seeming to have fun. Then you have a good stage presence and people will be attracted to you. As for how to develop it, like Madeleine said, you really need to be comfortable. Focus on giving eye contact to as many people as you can. Smile in the happy songs, close your eyes in the sad ones, feel the music. Basically, get into it and others will get into it with you! Hope this helps!

[@kyrkomusikerMagnus]

I like your choice of the word "surrender". I have many times experienced how the acceptance of what I think is bad and ugly in my own performance, makes me to reach out and attract the audience.

[@CarsonBoyd]

Excellent answer. Speaking as a professional entertainer, I concur. Presence is what they respond to. The unspoken message is, "Hey, I'm present. Come join me in this moment." Animals and nature are constantly offering this unspoken message. People respond to your own enjoyment of what you are doing. You loving it, clears a pathway to them loving it. One evening I was singing for a large group of people and they were there to talk to their friends not to listen to me (which can be a drag). It's kind of like kissing someone who is bored with your kisses. Then the words, "I love it when it is like this" popped into my head and I thought, "Really Carson, what's your problem. You're basically getting paid to practice. It doesn't even matter if you make a mistake because no one will notice. You could be grateful to be here." Something shifted and I began playing for my own enjoyment, rather than for their approval. Then (not that I needed this in order to be happy) people began to notice me over there having a good time and started listening. So, in this case, my stage presence was reflected in my own ability to enjoy myself.

[@moniquenoll1474]

i did this and right after i started singing. usually i would kindof have to force an unnatural vibrato but after i did the exercises, i heard a little vibrato in my voice! i can't wait to see how it will sound after i've done it for a month