How To Increase Vocal Range For Males - COMPLETE - Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy

[@robertlawrence2278]

I think his laaAAAHHH AHHHHH face is gonna present itself floating around in my subconscious for a while

[@kentamplin]

Robert Lawrence Haha!

[@yannski1973]

Robert Lawrence lmao yeah not unlike Bob in the last twin peaks season

[@chrispalacios_18]

Yeah i remember some of his voice.

[@fazbruh]

He looked like a pt cruiser lol

[@usrr444]

I can reach f4...and cannot increase my range

[@greggiono8789]

WIFE. " Did someone step on the cat?" ME. "No, Ken and I are working on the speed bump. Go back to sleep."

[@kentamplin]

Ha. 😊

[@rubixmantheshapeshifter1769]

HAHAHA Good one

[@friedricengravy6646]

Yeah, my neighbors probably think im insane.....but hey, theres worse things we could b doing right?? Lol Killer video with useful exercises, thank u!

[@EphemeralProductions]

so funneh. :)

[@lrn_news9171]

Greg giono Hahaha!

[@slipknotj2581]

I love how he proves in the beginning that he actually has a brilliant vocal range and power

[@valeriuviziri8931]

**For me** 2:26 5:06 8:18

[@havilavi472]

Appreciate bro I did the same thing

[@havilavi472]

Right above your comment

[@huss2600]

No, for US... sentimental love music starts playing*:

[@RobertMichael]

Thank you!

[@dradbelson2736]

for me too

[@kiri4186]

2:10 (chest voice) just a timestamp for me :) 5:04 (head voice) 7:42 (laaahhhh ahhhh) Thanks for the lesson teacher Ken!

[@LongTran-xw5yp]

thank you

[@jeffloy4638]

Two weeks of doing the chest side of this, and the results are crazy. Already have reclaimed a step and a half on the low end of my range, getting more relaxed on the higher end and sounding better/more resonant throughout. Having seen results like this from free videos, I’m definitely looking forward to getting the course!!!

[@theexit3325]

Have u claimed your entire ranger yet?

[@hlogilehlogonolo5438]

A year update??

[@Joeysub4]

After about two weeks of this I was able to get the C5 in chest

[@EliM-fy4zs]

Joey Anderson what was you range before

[@YizusCrist]

@@EliM-fy4zs maybe c4.

[@Joeysub4]

It was a G4 in chest previously

[@ericlafoudrenoire1113]

After 3 days of this I was able to get C6 in chest. Better than you ?

[@Viralityoflife]

Same!

[@queenofvegas8761]

You should do a video on your vocal range.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion, I!

[@mylastnamewas_ind]

YEEEEEEES.

[@marcelodias1167]

It is C1 to B99

[@BasedChadman]

Ok but what about those of us who can't go high to begin with? The curse of bass

[@GimenezJorgeX]

This video and the warm up are routine to me now. In just 4 days im not dead when i finish singing and can sing 5 songs in a row with more accuracy and energy. Great content man!

[@kentamplin]

That's great, Jorge!

[@MrVbobby]

Can you post a tape please I would love to hear you

[@prajalrai2590]

wow, I love how you notice all your fans and student.

[@kentamplin]

Drawing with Prajal Thank you!

[@drechambers8147]

Thanks Ken my range and agility has increased a lot. I could barely even belt a Bb4 now I can belt up to a E5 and I’m a baritone

[@DanielTheGamerDTG]

dre chambers how long did it take you to improve that much?

[@reubenshiflet]

Those are some REALLY high belt notes for a baritone.

[@seikoyushu7699]

being a baritone sucks tbh

[@kentamplin]

@@seikoyushu7699 I'm a baritone.

[@seikoyushu7699]

@@kentamplin Thats reassuring, I guess it all comes down to practice and determination. I just saw this video today, though I may not pursue a career in music, I would love to sing beautifully for my future wife and kids. I'll start it now, wish me luck!

[@jawsh_volf]

Ken your vocal exercises help me. My voice use to strain when i reach F4 now my voice starts to sing when i reach G4. My falsettos have improved thank you ken

[@kentamplin]

That's AWESOME, Joshuamusic!

[@jawsh_volf]

Ken can i message u when i need advice?

[@nunhlua211]

Well i come here to increase my vocal range, but get blown away by his majestic head voice 😭.

[@peterreimerMannaufderBank]

This is like a "put it all together" for me and a process, that has changed the use of my voice little by little. Been here the first time about two years ago. Thank you for that.

[@DrNo99]

This is awesome. I remember the first time I heard someone go from chest voice to falsetto without the break. Ever since then I’ve been looking for a tutorial on how to achieve that. That is why this video is awesome!

[@kentamplin]

😊😊😊

[@PezrulezHaakon]

Extremely smart, and logical to attack the "speed bump" from both sides 🤗 It shows that you're definately one of the best vocal coaches out there Ken! Very informative! If I only get 1% of your singing skills before I die, I would be 100% satisfied! 😊

[@kentamplin]

I'm glad you find the information useful, PezrulezHaakon!

[@LeeEisenstein]

Great comment. Study with Ken and you'll get to your one hundred percent, before you know it!

[@PezrulezHaakon]

@@LeeEisenstein It's a dream of mine to study with Ken. But don't got the money for it. Maybe sometime in the future I can. Until then, I enjoy these clips very much. I can definately get somthing out of it. I'm not a very good singer, and I'm never going to be anyone in singing. But I enjoy the very small improovements now and then, when I use Ken's tips and tricks. 😊

[@PezrulezHaakon]

@@kentamplin Yes, all of your clips and tutorials are informative. 😊 Even though I don't get feedback on my singing, I've most definately noticed small baby step improovements when I try your tips. I started from scratch 4 years ago. Now I got a fair understanding of breath support, vowel placement, chest, mixed, head voice, and a tad of compression. Still got tons and tons to learn and master. 😊 Thank you Ken for your work! (y)

[@LeeEisenstein]

When I started taking voice lessons, I couldn't sing at all. In my experience as a voice student, the basic key to it, is learn proper technique. My two absolute top favorite vocal sites are Ken's and New York Vocal Academy and I watch both, religiously. Between these two, you can get your toes wet, so to speak. Once basic technique is mastered, you're real singing voice will begin to appear. You'll be surprised how good you can sound, once you've done that. Forgive me for offering advice, but here it is. Here's a thought. Ken teaches via Skype, I believe. Perhaps you could take one lesson, work on what he'll teach you for a month or more, then have another lesson. Over a year, maybe six or eight lessons, which may not sound like that many, but just doing that would get you great results, Imho, if you follow his instructions meticulously and practice. Here's a thought my teacher told me, early on, "Inhale on a yawn, exhale (sing) on a sigh. Everything relaxed and breathing from the diaphragm. Maybe there's a better way to approach that, but in my studies, it's worked for me. Anyway, singing is a great joy and is our birthright as a species. I don't know if it's true, but I've read that the part of the brain that process's music, evolved first, before we had symbolic thinking and language. Those parts of the brain, reportedly, developed after. Wouldn't surprise me, if true, since music affects us on the deepest level. Anyway, anyone please feel free to correct me, if any of my little pointers and observations are off base. Technique and practice, practice, practice. Aloha!

[@skrymr978]

Dude thank you. I struggle so much with my upper register. Also you sound like Jeff Goldblum so that's even more awesome

[@forthangel1182]

Realizing that I could do this exercise 2 to 3 times during my commute.

[@MrLuigiFercotti]

I have no intention of being a "singer", I love music and would just love sing along to a song, or along with my wife (who actually has some talent). Watching these videos and trying some of the techniques KT has demonstrated has been ear opening 😉. Thanks Ken.

[@kentamplin]

That's great to hear, Matt!

[@anurag.dwivedy]

I always kinda have speed bumps while traversing through higher notes . Thanks for the advice Ken !! I owe you a lot .

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the kind words, Anurag!

[@maliciusking370]

Omgggggggggggggg. I'm not joking I've been troubling with this transition problem all these years. And I can't believe the first time I looked at this video I was able to connect the two. This was one of the hardest thing for me to do and I did it. I'm so happy thank you sooooo much for this video Ken.

[@kentamplin]

You're welcome!

[@omtatsatnamaste4780]

Your singing techniques have improved my vocal range and singing. My friends have noticed this. . I am grateful for your videos and it is very generous of you.

[@rbroelman]

5:05 Seriously, I'm watching this for the 5th time now and I'm still really amazed by Ken's vocal range & his strength...

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Joaz!

[@jiakai7254]

this is the only video needed for anyone trying to learn to sing

[@sultanbekbaizhanov7429]

I've found so much progress this week just by doing these exercises. I never really believed I could increase my vocal range, thanks a lot. 👍

[@kentamplin]

Fantastic!! Keep it up!

[@adambrown8867]

The vocal of Steve Perry on the original "Wheel In The Sky" amazes me still. Then again almost every Journey song from 77 to 81 that he sang amazes me.

[@kentamplin]

Steve Perry, back in the day, had one of the most awesome sounding voices. It fit the Journey sound perfectly.

[@perpetualstranger7211]

i just wanted to say thanks not only for the content but for the pure chill relaxed attitude you bring to your videos. i didnt realize it at the time but i found your videos in a really rough spot and i started working on it to escape what was going on around me. its helped my voice for sure but it helped me get through it and i'm really appreciative of that too

[@kentamplin]

I appreciate that. Thank you. I hope things are improving for you. I really do.

[@perpetualstranger7211]

@@kentamplin figured id give an update cause when i hear stuff like this i tend to wonder whether the person ended up ok. im in a much safer space/life now AND my voice is starting to settle after dropping finally (im transgender so second puberty has me mourning my old range) enough that i can practice again/build my range back without it being a huge blow to my self esteem. not bein superman is hard tho lmao

[@forthangel1182]

He just stands on it! Fearless

[@daveassanowicz186]

It's cool you give all these free tips. Making more good singers for the whole World to enjoy.

[@gopalhazra2197]

I have seen this video over a 500 times may be.. it's a part of my daily routine...

[@taylordavis6089]

This is one of best instructions Site's on KZbin. I became a singer by default. Haha We could never find a singer or they had the LSD ( lead singer disease) which is no fun. You have really helped me. I've been playing since I was ten started singing in my 20's. I'm 50 now and you have taught me a lot. Thank you. You have taught an old dog new tricks. Keep up the good work

[@kentamplin]

Thanks, and thanks for your sense of humor. By the way, Pringles, do you know how many lead singers it takes to screw in a light bulb? One. He holds the light bulb still while the whole world revolves around him. POP! Crash! No Respect! 😜

[@Will-Max]

Most vocal coaches say the head voice is different than falsetto. Falsetto generally refers to to a type of voicing that enables the singer to sing notes beyond the vocal range of the normal or modal voice (wikipedia). I used to be able to sing falsetto, until a lady opened a car door suddenly in front of my bike, and caught me right on the voice box. I still have a head voice.

[@ThomasDickens]

would like to see a video on why some of the best rock singers ever, don dokken and steven pearcy, lost their voices. how to sing their difficult styles and keep the voice?

[@pawie_achaiii1038]

Give this man a medal 🏅...

[@tonidupont-mora1572]

Ken, I just love the format of your teaching. You are amazing!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks, Toni! Glad you're watching!

[@silv-eee]

Glad I watched this as a contralto, despite the title - very helpful with my "speed bump" at B4!

[@fireice1348]

I don’t sing but I really would love a strong and widened vocal range. My limit right now is around a G4 (Light voice and “oo” vowels chest) I can hit an A4 and a B 4 if I belt hard enough and it’s a good day but that’s straining.... I also have difficulty with pronunciation and clear tone. Any tight movement of the mouth and/or vowels are hard for me to even hold an F 4/G 4 in simple patterns. I’ll try and do this whenever I can. Hopefully I can sing along to Queen in a month or so.

[@ubongetim3102]

Ken knows what is talking about when it comes to singing for Real

[@moroyoqui27]

This is where I am currently on my singing. Working on tapping into the head voice without the speed bump. I'm also working on discovering what type of music my tone is built for. Singing alternative 90's type rock kareoke helps. I can do green day and RHCP well

[@kentamplin]

Awesome, El Vago! Keep working toward your goals. Practice daily!

[@elgringo5137]

Ken you’re a genius. This is the first vocal range video to offer genuine advice and tips rather than “make your voice better” and “blah blah diaphragm”. Thanks!

[@hilarytoussaint7295]

Well done. Another series of self accreditation video by your academy. Bravo

[@kentamplin]

This information has great value!

[@buckypreseau7349]

that is the exact reason i quit choir class back in highschoole. the vocal drills made everyone look goofy as fuck, and i was to self conciouse.the teacher was a trained opera singer and really REALLY new her buisness. man did i fuck up.

[@kcbelton7794]

I love what you're doing praise God hallelujah thank you Jesus

[@Surette0307]

this is absolutely unreal i lost my range after a singing comp when i over powered and lost my voice then tried the next day to finish in finals and let me tell you i did not win lol my vice was gone this shows me how to not be so hard on it moving into a higher register thank you so so so so much im actually getting my range back!!!

[@geometric75]

Great you stuck all your parts together on this video, saves me juggling between 3 videos on youtube! Been working away on this and making progress, thanks Ken for me your the best vocal coach on you tube!

[@kentamplin]

That's great to hear J Blake!

[@joseluiz1967]

This is one of the best singing classes that I've ever seen. Congratulations, Ken!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks so much! I've got a ton of them to check out!

[@ubongetim3102]

Ken is super extremely unique with his style of singing and I am a fan of his

[@Uzzi_72]

The proof is in the singing!!!!!!

[@kentamplin]

I agree, Uzzi!

[@TDefHipHop]

This lesson specifically finally filled in the gap I was searching for for so long to increase my range! Thank you Ken 🙏🏼

[@kentamplin]

Glad it was helpful!😊

[@theboazanema]

The Passaggio was Buckley's weapon when he was singing! great lesson Ken!

[@kentamplin]

Buckley put passion into the passaggio!

[@theboazanema]

Very true! Made his voice so unique

[@thegiantsworld2349]

Dear Ken Tamplin, you're seriously awesome!! Love you from Bangladesh!!

[@kentamplin]

The GiantsWorld Thank you!

[@sebarola]

I’ve never laughed and learned so much at one go. Awesome voice. Fantastic Face!

[@kentamplin]

Glad you liked it, seb!

[@chadherrin5181]

I always liked AC/DC even more with Brian Johnson. Back In Black was such a killer album. Coach nailed it too! Very cool.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks, Chad!

[@matheusmonteiro7520]

My Gosh ! You're amazing!!! I love your job and your INCREDIBLE friend Gabriela Guncikova 😍😍😍😍😍. Greetings From Brazil!!!!!!!!!!!! 😎

[@kentamplin]

Matheus Monteiro Thanks for your enthusiasm!!

[@Mike_Malicious]

I'm a Baritone and recently I've been really stressing myself out over high notes. I've been trying to see if I could someday sing as high as Freddie Mercury because he was a baritone with a wide range. I love how your so supportive of your viewers and I hope that your videos will give me what I need.

[@kentamplin]

So much depends on learning to relax when you are feeling tense. There are a number of things you can do to mitigate that tension, but you have to deal with it in a positive way.

[@tonjametanoia]

No chance that Freddie Mercury was a baritone, just type in You Tube Queen live at Wembley arena 1980 and you'll hear belting of high notes and a thin high voice that can only be described as a lyric tenor.

[@tonjametanoia]

@@kentamplin But Freddie was a tenor, right?

[@harlemtodd1115]

This guys belt range is insane

[@kentamplin]

Thanks, Harlem Todd!

[@harlemtodd1115]

No problem keep up the good work

[@darensweeney5925]

Wow, I was able to reduce that "speed bump between my chest voice and falsetto by just "Singing Along With Ken." )))

[@mrrockman6915]

Ken tamplin is a professional teacher artist vocal voice!!

[@iReed_wt]

I'll add this in my morning ritual.

[@kentamplin]

Awesome!

[@streetracingmiscreant8589]

I haven’t even been able to speak for the last couple of days, but when I’m not sick, the reenforced falsetto has always been my favorite. I have always enjoyed singing Judas Priest type of music. Benjamin Orr is another singer that I like to emulate. He had a pretty magical voice. I’m kind of all over the place in my likes. Old country is another thing that I enjoy. I have been abusing my new Audient id24 and SM7b recently, but I just got my Neumann this week so I have something new and exciting to try out. Next up is a nicely colored preamp and a Lin2A, and Lin67 compressors to help round that tone. 🙂👍🏻

[@HakesJBOfficial]

nice! i'm a vocalist in a band for a long time, and plan to make originals songs this one really can help me. Anyway my manager, just buy a coarse from your vocal academy sir for me to enhanced more. but i didn't start studying yet since i'm waiting for a new studio, hoping one day i can talk to u personally even online. More Power and God Bless

[@Ulterior-l4k]

0:04 - dude... That let's gooo sounded like something Chris Cornell would pull off.... Amazing (do some soundgarden covers like rusty cage black rain etc like pleeeeeeaaasee) Great vide as always

[@TheJack10116]

It's 4am, I'm sitting in the bathroom, and my phone volume is on 1. And when he sings, it still wakes people up in other rooms.

[@alfredsitjar2645]

hahahaha

[@lise-annedore8935]

It's 2:12am on my clock.. I was in the kitchen washing dishes, bedroom putting away clothes, and bathroom getting ready for bed ... with Noise Reducing headphones.. Maybe my range exercises will wake em up. Oops.

[@RiyazLearnSinging]

Great video, Ken! Your tips on belting and vocal support are really helpful. Thanks for the clear explanations and practical advice!

[@bluegrasspointofview5191]

Thanks so much for doing this! Subscribed! After I get a good start on your material, I'll buy your course.

[@kentamplin]

I'll be here when you're ready!

[@v8m3tal]

Thanks Ken, you're awesome. You really care about singing and also most important: people.

[@astrodoc1]

This has been the clearest and most helpful video on singing I have ever seen. Thanks for being so clear Ken. You're an amazing vocal coach!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the kind words, AstrooDocc! I'm glad you see the value of what I am sharing here. This is a fraction of what I teach in my actual course.

[@ApocalypseofMichael]

Youre videos pop up on my feed when I'm struggling with something and your videos help me. Thank you Ken!

[@marianenita6775]

Sir you are the most authentic and passionate vocal coach or teacher I discovered here in youtube and I am more motivated than before and I'll follow your tips Sir New fan here :)

[@kentamplin]

Thank you so much, Maria!

[@marianenita6775]

Thank you Sir!

[@tudorlasus]

i think i watched like 100 of your videos this week. thanks so much!

[@kentamplin]

Wow, thanks!

[@mojojojo9782]

Your the best man I am so watching all your videos and follow by billion of like May God bless you all the knowledge.. Thanks.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the kind comment, benjamin! Please do keep watching all of my videos! There is so much information in them!

[@juansamudio1171]

I’ve been doing voice classes for about a month now and I realize I can’t sing a lot of the songs I want too because my voice range isn’t that high but if this course can help I’m all in

[@brettm.s.1169]

Ken, your enthusiasm and comprehensive knowledge is awesome. I work with surgeons and you have the same knowledge, confidence and delivery because you know your field from every angle. It’s amazing to watch someone who really knows what they’re doing and can explain it clearly. Thanks.

[@jasonbarbeck2515]

Fantastic Ken! I remember them teaching this in theatre school but I could never get it. It does take time. Thank you

[@jameswalkenhorst8945]

What an incredible display of vocal ability Ken - love it! Thanks for making your videos :)

[@kentamplin]

Glad you like them!

[@jokarustalocod894]

I love how you teach Ken, I realise that I need to get perfect of all this free tutorial online before I gonna join your KTVA thanks a lot Ken u are a legend and a champion i dont care how expensive your course i gonna join soon in KTVA

[@kentamplin]

kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@lorigrave8667]

Thank you for all your help ! Hopefully after time I will actually be able to sing! :-)

[@kentamplin]

That will be actually awesome, Lori! Looking forward to hear of your progress!

[@juankemperor]

I can't die before having at least one class with you.

[@kentamplin]

Looking forward to it!

[@RabbitAk25]

I used to know how to sing head voice, but I stopped singing in a few years and when I tried to sing very high, my voice cannot hit those notes again. So I'm trying to bring it back😩 maybe because I'm 14 now but I used to be like 8 or 7

[@kentamplin]

😊

[@drummerboy0620]

That’s probably just puberty my guy. Your vocal range probably just dropped

[@kirozen3094]

Same I'm 16 now my voice used to be very high now it's like Josh turner voice

[@monaskirvin8929]

Thank you! Very helpful!! I'm able to transition from chest to falsetto, but when warming up, there's one "rough" spot when I'm in falsetto. Once I get past that one note, I'm fine. Puzzles me🤫

[@Sam.morady]

So helpful thanks again Ken u the man

[@ajmalabidinnur2173]

Best teacher I've ever met!

[@kentamplin]

😊

[@mjp3732]

Why sometimes I can do high notes and sometimes I can’t?

[@kentamplin]

MJ P- That's a great question for my free singing forum! Please post there, beneath "General Singing". Other singers will benefit from the reply and you will receive great feedback from either myself or one of my moderators. It's free! forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@andriealinsangao613]

Dammit, that's one of my problems as well! I could hit the high notes (er... somewhat) on She's Gone by Steelheart when I listen/sing along to it, but when I do it acapella, I can't!

[@badass_seabass]

@@andriealinsangao613 Either you're not warming up, not identifying the note in your head before you hit it or you're hiding in the background music. Have the note clear in your head and come at it from above (not below). You may also be straining your voice and that shaves off the top register. Try singing high notes quietly and if your voice breaks up, it means there is some damage there. Just rest it a few days and always aim to have your throat relaxed when you sing.

[@ladansamooty581]

How about the mental mood not cooperating ? Our nervous system sometimes is too rigid to follow what the brain orders . I know it by experience in my own case.

[@michaelpeacestewart]

i bought the full course highly reccomend it. sang before but now much less strain also can add more gritt to a clean voice safely which being a rock singer helps alot to duplicate covers)

[@mainchar_tv]

Mr.Ken, sir you are a magic and a blessing for the humanity with both your voice and personality. Not many people around the world would be able to travel to your location and ask for lessons but you are doing this all for free and i am amazed how selfless, beautiful and kind you act by doing this... I have a question, which playlist should i follow as i literally have no technical knowledge about singing. Thank you so much for what you are doing here on youtube, i can't thank you enough Mr.Tamplin. God bless your heart

[@joeljackedunggon8315]

When I still don't vocalize, I cannot even reach F4, but now I can reach more than that.

[@kentamplin]

Keep at it!

[@DivineTempest]

Ken you beautiful creature! We had to fire our old singer and we haven't been able to lock down a new one so I decided to just learn myself and using your videos I literally added over an entire octave to my chest voice vocal range IN 3 DAYS. I just hummed the slides to myself at work and then today I kept hitting notes as I went up the keyboard. I cant thank you enough!

[@kentamplin]

Fantastic!!!

[@inva.wc.records]

Great workshop, thanks Ken! Perhaps anyday now, I'll be able to sing "Break the ice" by John Farnham (Rad Movie Soundtrack.) 🔥

[@inva.wc.records]

I'll get back to you when I've nailed these: Break The Ice/Thunder in your heart (J. Farnham) & Heat Of Attack (Stan Bush)💎

[@thestans-podcast1731]

I can already hit F#3.

[@sallygreentv]

Very nice. , thank you so much for sharing.

[@kentamplin]

My pleasure 😊

[@stevearchuleta6916]

Thank you for the lessons.... I practice with you.... I've gotten a lot better.... Thanks...😎

[@kentamplin]

You are welcome, Steve, and thank you for being so kind as to come back and let me know that my KZbin lessons have helped you. You didn't have to do that, but you made the effort, and I thank you for that. I need to know that these lessons are helpful, to encourage me to keep making them, if that's what people want. 😊

[@stevearchuleta6916]

@@kentamplin your lessons have helped me so much... I used to get "don't quit your day job"....now it's "wow... Not bad at all".... Thanks to your lessons Mr. Tamplin... I just wish more people would learn.. They would get a lot out of your lessons like I did... THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!👍😎

[@omtatsatnamaste4780]

I do these vocal exercises at Grocery store and the cashiers always have me check out first before anyone else because they LOVE my singing . Lol

[@meloneemurray7547]

"Back in Black" by AC/DC was my favorite song in high school. You absolutely nailed it! Are you sure you weren't their frontman? 🤘

[@kentamplin]

That's an All-Time-Favorite! 😊 Thanks, Melonee!

[@himansugoswami2771]

You are amazing sir lot's of love from India

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Humans Goswami!

[@himansugoswami2771]

Sir I want to learn your music so how I started from basic

[@kentamplin]

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[@KarlV1]

You are the best teacher!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks, Carval!

[@lambeausouth1]

Proof in the singing as well as the demonstration! 🙂

[@kentamplin]

😊👍

[@rafsanzahid5278]

I am from bangladesh.. You might never heard the name of my country.. I am a ragular fan of yours.. Much respect

[@kentamplin]

Yes, Rafsan! I know of Bangladesh! Thank you for being a fan!

[@rafsanzahid5278]

@@kentamplin thanks alot ken.. You should also try bangladeshi high pitch songs.. It will be a significant record

[@ronglass5968]

I’d class myself as a baritone to upper baritone, and sooooo want to extend my range to that high ‘A’ comfortably (the high ‘G’ is tough if I’m the slightest bit undisciplined). But I’m so determined to get there. Just starting out on this Ken T journey so it’s the chest voice first. You got me. Thanks.

[@tommycanaparo443]

Great video as always, straight to the concept, keep it up!!!

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Tommy! I'm glad you like this one. I put a LOT of great information into it.

[@michaelhanrahanmoore1622]

Thankyou so much Ken you have helped me alot as I try to sing well and increase my range. You're doing some great work and I have noticed you read and acknowledge comments which fills me with alot of confidence in you. Keep it up. You're doing a fantastic job. I've only just discovered your great tuition and I'm delighted.

[@kentamplin]

Wonderful!