How to Improve Your Singing Voice

How to Improve Your Singing Voice
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[@bell_eau]

1:50 e-a-ah-o-u 5:05 e-a-ah-o-u (melody) 8:05 e-a-ah-o (ascending) 10:40 e-a-ah-o-u (descending)

[@zairasmith1406]

the music and piano playing is sooo lovely 🥹🥹❤️❤️❤️❤️ This video is a treasure. 🙏🏼

[@JeffRolka]

Thank you so much! That is very kind of you! Jeff

[@birdmansclambake]

Another great singing warm up video by jeff. This one is cool. Holding the notes for longer and changing vowels is challenging, but rewarding.

[@billgogos8155]

awsome thanks jeff best wishes for 2021

[@Jhienaru]

Hi Jeff. Thanks for this video.

[@lucasprittsmusic]

Beautiful exercises! Helps to loosen my voice up! Thanks for this!

[@stephenjohnson4000]

Another fantastic video. Thank you, Jeff!

[@whitneyroyale8718]

I love this!!... More please!!

[@birdmansclambake]

My vowel alignment has gotten so much better thanks to you jeff! Thx again

[@JeffRolka]

Awesome! Thank you for watching! Jeff

[@phillipmorales8213]

That was insanely relaxing at the end. Thank you!

[@JeffRolka]

Wonderful! Thanks for subscribing too! Jeff

[@petererlandchristensen3330]

Wonderful exercise Helps me stay both focused and relaxed. I specially love the last one, almost meditation. Thank you very much.

[@travisunderwood6419]

Over night your videos helped me TREMENDOUSLY! I watched all of your tenor videos and spent the whole next day doing the exercises and finding my comfort zone, literally over night I’ve stopped straining and can hit high notes I only dreamed of with ease, so bravo!! Can’t thank you enough, can’t wait to show off to the band!

[@JeffRolka]

Fantastic! That is truly awesome! Thank you for watching! Jeff

[@travisunderwood6419]

Jeff Rolka, would you ever make a video on vocal fry? And how to apply it to a note? For singing like guns and roses and other bands that have compression on their vocals... or for my case learning how to scream. I can make the fry noise on command but applying it to a note I struggle.. thank you for the amazing videos!

[@alisalavine1052]

Ahhhh! You finally have a Patreon account! Newest patron right here! Thanks, for all you do. These are FANTASTIC exercises, btw.

[@JeffRolka]

Thank you so much Alisa! I really appreciate it! Jeff

[@SugarDimpz]

Your videos are a joy to watch. I truly feel like I'm learning and that my voice is growing. Choir teachers should use your material in schools

[@JeffRolka]

I have heard that some do! I am glad that you're finding the videos helpful! Thank you for watching and your kind words! Jeff

[@productsInfoHub]

God bless you more and more

[@Muikkeli]

The first exercise with steady sustained note is really useful. I record my self and monitor my pitch through phone app and it reveals my week spots. Well I'm a classical bass and my working range is typically e2-c4, but I have quite low primo passaggio at f3. My soft bass'y vibrato straightens a bit and sound gets too heavy on higher notes. If i drop an octave then my prima sound comes back. I have focused on first minutes of the exercise to find a cure for the zona di passaggio. It is my development area at the moment. Thanks again Jeff making these videos. It really helps. And for all the others there, if you are Jeff heavy users like I am, consider to become a patreon so he can make more these vids. Few dollars is nothing when you have a voice coach 247 on the youtube.

[@JeffRolka]

Thank you so much! I appreciate your kind words and shout of support! Enjoy your practice on the zona di passaggio! Jeff

[@valeriocadeddumezzanotte]

Superb

[@productsInfoHub]

Sir your lessons are very helpful

[@productsInfoHub]

Sir plz send me pattern what you play in this video

[@michaelschenko417]

Hi Jeff I would like to thank you so much for your lessons I feel so good doing them and feel the difference and hear the difference in the playbacks you explain it so easily so it is so simple to follow and a question how often do I need to practice as a recreational Singer two small audiences love your work

[@JeffRolka]

Thank you so much for that! I really appreciate it! Keep singing and enjoy the channel! Jeff

[@AshRavens]

I really loved this one, did you make a baritone range one for these exercises, Jeff? Couldn't find it in the channel

[@JeffRolka]

Not for this one. The 'All Voices' on the thumbnail is too small. Do I not play it in various octaves? Let me know what your experience is like. Best, Jeff

[@AshRavens]

@@JeffRolka yes you did, thanks I noticed that later. Cheers

[@billmitchell5763]

Jeff your tutorials are a great help for myself , I'm a baratone just starting off in the singing world I'm taking lessons weekly. My question is how do I build power into my voice

[@JeffRolka]

Work towards balance. There you will find power. Jeff

[@hockey6403]

Hello thank your for your channel! What is your opinion on singing exercises vs singing songs? Which one is more useful when it comes to voice improvement? Thank you in advance!

[@JeffRolka]

Ultimately I think both are necessary. The exercises isolate specific vowels for evaluation and practice. Songs are putting that practice into context. I hope that helps! Jeff

[@hockey6403]

Thank you for your quick answer!

[@ivanguiscafre]

Thnks¡

[@Muikkeli]

"You can start either here (D3) or here (D4). You can even start here (D5) but I wouldn't recommend it. " Me, starting from D2... ;-) Well usually I use D3 as starting point, but when I have something low to sing, D2 helps me with that. My problem nowadays is beginning of phrases, which this exercise makes so obvious - and specially higher. There is ever so slight hook from down to the pitch that I hate. I have to really pay attention on the beginning of the phrases to make it solid.

[@productsInfoHub]

Please tell us how to play that you play on piano plz

[@productsInfoHub]

Sir kindly send me pattern what you play

[@productsInfoHub]

Keep camera on notes so we can see what you play plz plZ

[@beejoo61]

1:44

[@sumirekakei6403]

falsetto please.

[@JeffRolka]

Have a look here: kzbin.info/aero/PL2mQP7sE6PHjHyIC-q4iZYjTUYnu5Nd9o All the best, Jeff

[@mikegotlikes3924]

my voice gets screechy when i try to slide into high notes and it makes me want to jump off a building every time it does 😔✌🏾💦

[@beejoo61]

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