Voice Lessons - Head Voice Exercises - How To Strengthen Head Voice - Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy

Voice Lessons - How To Strengthen Head Voice - Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy.
I think it's important to define what Headvoice is.
My definition of Headvoice is not just "Anything that resonates in your head" (which is a common definition).
My definition of Headvoice is growing our falsetto register to sound and have the same qualities as our chest voice, so that when we cross the passaggio (our bridge from chest into headvoice) we can create one long, powerful note.
In this video, I demonstrate how to strengthen this amazing part of the voice to give us incredible range and ease for singing high notes. This lays a strong foundation for creating a great mix voice.
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[@darthsparrow1358]

Its also easier when you habe a place away from familiy to use your voice without people asking wtf is wrong

[@TedRollins-y8o]

lol

[@shivanshdubey2571]

He has created my head voice ,chest voice and mix voice thanks lot sir now i can do them without any tension in my throat.. thanks, Sir a lot!!!

[@kentamplin]

You're welcome, Musical !

[@IversonGeo]

Im still confused about mixed 😢 howd u do mixed?

[@김사유]

How much did you practice? 😢

[@hefenzy]

@@IversonGeo still can't find my mixed voice. How did you do that? There is always some kind of border between chest and head voice that makes most of songs impossible for me to sing, so I sing them octave lower even if my range is quite high. I practice half a year...

[@soloquierosignearme]

@@hefenzy half a year is a short time. But I think you should train your nasal resonators to get a good "mix" the pharyngeal sound connects chest with head as far as I understand.

[@laeldestan1536]

For a minute I thought you were about to sing "The lion sleeps tonight". LOL

[@kentamplin]

Ha! 😊😊

[@Garrysimilien]

Lael Destan nice

[@kentamplin]

Here is another tutorial on How to Sing. This time, I'm giving you some information about how to use your head voice. Please comment below and let me know what kinds of help you want with singing information, and don't forget to share on your social media, and give it a Thumb's Up if you want me to keep providing free information like this! I want to know how to help you help yourself to be a better singer! :-)

[@jennygomez1016]

Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy Do you have a video where you teach how to sing more fluently ? or a video on how to be in tune?

[@kentamplin]

Jenny Gomez- Have you seen all my videos on techniques? Go to youtube, type in Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy and then the subject you're looking for. There are quite a few videos on a variety of techniques. Or, check out my vocal course: store.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/new-years-sale/

[@jennygomez1016]

Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy Yes I subscribed and i've been looking at some of your videos, but everytime i practice how to sing my throat hurts the next day, my friend says its because i force the sound to come out; how can i fix that? and thanks for the links! (:

[@kentamplin]

If your throat hurts, then you are oversinging. Don't use as much force in your breath.

[@jennygomez1016]

Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy Ok thanks, i'm not sure how to not do that, but im pretty sure you have a video on it.

[@geargrinder69]

Music. It's complicated, hard and strenuous.But at least I found the right teacher. Thanks Ken! Been helping me a lot!

[@kentamplin]

You're welcome, Kess. I'm glad to be helping you through my videos! That means a lot to me!

[@Abenxaxa]

Sir you didn't do the "Welcome to Ken Tamplin Voice Academy where the proof is in the singing" 😅 but still great 👍

[@kentamplin]

Ha! Thanks for keeping me on my toes, abenlive!

[@jeannatheis6793]

My husband keeps smiling at me. I have headphones on listening to Ken and practicing his techniques. 😁😆

[@kentamplin]

Jeanna Theis- That's sweet!

[@troylloyd5468]

Haha..that's funny cuz I do it at work I get a few crazy looks

[@thatk1d03]

Troy Lloyd 😂

[@Kay_OC]

@@troylloyd5468 how tf do you have a picture of Ken in your name 😂

[@flightthegoatreacts3991]

@@Kay_OC join his membership and find out

[@gretagreebling]

It's incredible how much this has instantaneously helped me, straight away. Now that I have the basic technique, I can go so much further to improve my voice! Thanks heaps, Ken.

[@kentamplin]

You're welcome, Greta!

[@wfenlon]

Over two years on the course and still have huge respect for this man. Honest, generous and respectful to everyone who wants to learn the craft. You will find no better.

[@richardgoldman8761]

This info is gold. If you’re addicted to learning how to sing properly like I am, highly suggest getting the KTVA course. Don’t think its pricey bc the reality is, for the amount of info you get in the KTVA course Ken is practically giving it away.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for speaking out, RIchard! It really is worth much more that what is charged for the program. It literally will last a person for YEARS of improvements.

[@DK-kl4gx]

1:46 F#5 2:39 F5 2:46 E5 3:37 D5 => im starling from here. But above an octave (D6) 3:43 C#5 3:50 C5 5:52 B4

[@havilavi472]

Thanks so much

[@repita21]

1:44 1:58 5:00 6:33 7:08 7:40 8:20

[@AJPMUSIC_OFFICIAL]

Legend

[@aayushmanawasthi9195]

Thanks mate

[@soloDioshacealhombrefeliz199]

How can this man call himself a Baritone when he can hit those high notes

[@bishwabanditaguru794]

Head voice or "Anything that resonates in your head" is a completely new concept to me when it comes to music and singing, yet it sounded so powerful - "Where The PROOF Is In The Singing!" Just amazing tips and wonderful validation of the words used. Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy rocks!!!

[@kentamplin]

Bishwabandita Guru - Always fun to learn something new, isn't it? 👍👍👍

[@bishwabanditaguru794]

Truly it is!

[@johnangel4241]

4:27 That's the ultimate goal 👌🎙

[@toyswillloveme8733]

His face looks scary when his eyes pop out as his jaw drops yet he makes Star Trek fairy tale high sounds

[@kentamplin]

hahaha Toys Will Love Me thank you so much!

[@sabienie]

The way you explain the part of not singin loud but with resonance is very good,not Every teacher can do that explaining what they are doing your very clear!thanks

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, SABINA! I'm glad that you find it helpful with your singing!

[@keithharris2379]

"Ping is King" - you made me smile, haha. I like your videos. This tutorial could help me achieve higher notes without damaging my vocal chords. Thanks, you're a Legend.

[@kentamplin]

Ha, thanks, Keith! And you're welcome!

[@jovanvanheckers9224]

i dont understand but everytime when i sing in head voice for a while it starts sound airy and then i cant hit the notes anymore is this just a lack of experience?

[@andresmason1551]

Yomo yes it takes time. Drink lemon with honey every morning, warm salt water gargles, and most importantly: stay hydrated at all times. Dry vocals can cause damage and change the tone of your voice, so be careful with that! Start off with songs where you can find your range and work your way through there with the singing lesson ken offers. Stay away from soda and cold beverages because they can compress your vocal cords, sounding constipated. Avoid dairy products too.

[@simon.i3119]

Hows it now

[@carmerotti]

I don't know what exercise to do to improve my singing. My problem is those high notes I can't sing it full voice nor belt full voice but only thru head voice..any suggestions what exercise to take?

[@AndySaenz]

Volume doesn’t come by force but by resonance. That’s such an important point he made!

[@frosinamilkovska7259]

Everyone who want's to learn how to start to sing must hear this amazing voice.It's worth to listen.Great teacher

[@kentamplin]

frosina milkovska- I appreciate that.

[@music4hire779]

I started doing that just for warm ups and found it made a really huge difference. I do it all the time before starting to sing. Our great dane doesn't like it , he starts to whine and howl lol, maybe he thinks I am in great pain. I found that it helps to relax the throat and it helps to hit the higher range,with voice control.I am defiantly going to try the way you showed here. Cheers!

[@kentamplin]

Awesome! Thanks, Music4Hire!

[@Morten_Nielsen1979]

Music4Hire - Who's the great dane?

[@Double44inthemorning]

Dog ears can't handle high pitched noises. Dog whistles are so high that the human ear can't register the sound, but it hurts dog ears.

[@izzy8478]

This video is wonderful!!! I used to be a professional singer but haven't sung in years. I'm working on a song now, and I'm singing it SO much better after just going through this video. It's completely opened up my voice and given me back the range I didn't even know I had access to after all this time. Of course, I have a lot more work to do, but this is really encouraging. Thanks for sharing these tips!

[@saboorirfan8383]

Great vid! I had a question about the exercises. Whenever I do them, my larynx goes way up. Is that normal? Thanks!

[@paulfoo7397]

Honestly, I did not appreciate Ken's videos as I do now when I first started to learn how to sing. I now realize that Ken's videos are for those that have gone through a decent amount of trial and error to have experiences and knowledge to understand his videos. Ken, you may not know it because it may be a total norm for you. BUT what you teach and the examples you give are purely from your experience and a great understanding of your audience and students. Some of your videos may not be appealing to new singers as those videos may require viewers to have a fair share of experience before being able to fully grasp the reasoning and explanation you give but that's what separates you from the other teacher/coaches. I really appreciate your effort and how you share your knowledge in a carefree manner. I did not understand back then but now it makes sense to me, more than any others' videos I've watched. P.S: This is not limited to this particular video of yours.

[@thagoofykid1018]

I notice that stronger my headvoice is more I can access and stronger my my mix becomes unfortunately when I get to certain note it’s splat but when I used lower larynx i see results so imma keep working

[@aprajitasharma6636]

Sir may I send a sample of my singing?

[@kentamplin]

😀

[@samwui94]

You are probably the best instructor out there for head voice. Very pratical, easy to follow, and effective, unlike a lot of other instructors who are vague and not very helpful

[@kentamplin]

I appreciate that!

[@DaleStrife]

An awesome video would be an acoustic guitar lesson on exercises and warm up techniques!

[@kentamplin]

Yes, that might be a good one, Dale! Thanks!

[@kentherapy7022]

Methode in this video really works. Is possible singing in pure falsetto and after create tone memory on tones is possible crossed on full (timbre?) tone. On same high tone. Very interest how is possible examinated own voice. During Exercise it were confirmed. Falsetto is easy hold. And after is possible push more air over vocal cords. Arises an especial effect when is falsetto suddenly changed to full nice tone - voice.

[@kentamplin]

Yes, the methods in all of my videos really work. It's all good.

[@abdullahhall2108]

This was a God send today, just what I needed. Ken please come to LA and teach a live class soon. Cheers

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the compliments, and also for the invitation, abdullah!

[@abdullahhall2108]

OMG!!! Thanks for the reply your voice is amazing and inspirational. Cheers

[@kentamplin]

:-)

[@soniasharma7834]

I love music,never realised it has such engineering to it. Cool!

[@kentamplin]

Thank you for your comment, Sonia!

[@lubovranova40]

The way you explain the part of not singing loud but with resonance is very good,not Every teacher can do that explaining what they are doing your very clear

[@kentamplin]

To teach singing well, you should be able to sing as well as you promise people they will be able to sing after studying with you. If your teacher can't sing the songs you want to sing as well as the original singer, then you need a new teacher.

[@Dragonblaster1]

When I was in my school choir, when I was a sweet, innocent schoolboy and before I sold my soul to Santa (I think) and became a heavy metal singer, we used to warm up in a very similar way, with the phrase, "Barely sorry, oh,", which came out as "Beh-eh-ly-soh-re, oh", so we covered the octave.

[@dbwastooshort]

The goal: sing the one by high lander The plan: watch as much ken tamplin as I can

[@kentamplin]

Get busy!! Haha! Rock on, Frizzie!

[@jasonstallworth]

Dude, I wasn't able to start until 2:45. And that's really helpful what you said about volume not being the ultimate key (not straining)

[@kentamplin]

I'm glad it helped, Jason!

[@justincraig5858]

Head voice always makes me laugh as it is Spongebob's main vocal register! I'm only learning it because it is somehow important to singing in mixed, which I don't understand yet. LOL. I want a powerful high masculine sound, not girly... lolz

[@kentamplin]

Justin Craig Keep on pushing, it'll click.

[@kuyawetvlogs3969]

How I wish I had a music teacher like you during my formative years... I could have been a great singer today... but now I'm about to turn 30 this year I think it would be very very hard for me to train my voice.... I just love to watching your videos at home after work.. coz I strongly believe your tutorials would help me a lot along the way... thank you coach Ken Tamplin

[@kentamplin]

It's only too late when you're dead. I have students in their 80s. What's stopping you? kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@tacobacos5973]

When I try to sing High notes, my voice just disappears and only air comes out until I lower it. Should I be concerned?

[@kentamplin]

You just don't have the training, or the methods to know how to do it correctly.

[@russlightyear6883]

Ive binged watch almost all your videos. I could never thank you enough for all the things you taught us for free.

[@melissamualla8776]

Great vocal techniques and tips, I definitely share what I learn from you today. Awesome! I’ll apply this and practice to improve my singing voice. Thank you Ken.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks, for your comment, melissa! Keep practicing, and keep watching my videos. There are many valuable lessons here, free for the watching.

[@JustCameronT]

I'm just trying to figure out to sing the high "Wait around" part from Waving through a Window which uses the lower range of the head voice 😂

[@kentamplin]

Keep at it, Cameron!

[@paveldanuletiu3951]

I have that flooty hooty sound.. the only way to don't sound like that is singing with my lips into a "o" shape into the "flageolet" where I can sing a D6 or something like this.. It sounds bright, but If I want to go for a.. G5 or F5 into falsetto it sounds airy. I mean, not very airy, I hear brightness too but the air is still there.

[@kentamplin]

It takes time, control, and focus to reduce the airiness in really high notes.

[@Ly2744]

I find I can actually do this if I do it softly.

[@johnangel4241]

So we want to make our head voice bright and bring it lower and thats how we do the slighters corrdctly i guess

[@hollowkurosaki9131]

Holyshit this method is working guys..i did the exercise for 2 weeks and i already feel a little improvement with my headvoice..but the most important thing is avoid a breathy tone and focus more on getting good cord closure..

[@kentamplin]

That's great, Hollow Kurosaki!

[@Worshipsatch]

Hehe awesome Video Sir! Funny thing is I can do this range and higher smoothly in all vowels at almost any human volume without tension in all vowels except ee and oo... And I was born with a tongue tie, so I have a really short tongue...

[@toca.shaniqua6160]

Thanks for the great lesson! Your video really helped my head voice. I’ve been doing this video every single day for a year so far. Now my head voice is way more stronger!😁

[@kentamplin]

Glad it helped! Rock on!

[@quegg7411]

I've been spending so much time finding head voice, because I was in disbelief on how easy it is. I am currently starting with a weak head voice, that is why I am here right now.

[@kentamplin]

You can do it!

[@malindas7269]

Thank you for teaching professional singing lessons on your channel! I’m addicted....haha! Been singing for years and haven’t been able to get training like this! I’m a second alto and just recently found my head voice...it was that “fluty tuty” sound you describe, for years, so I totally avoided my upper register all together🙄. I’m getting your singing course now! Thank You Ken👍

[@jaceclark8555]

I have a very deep and distinctive break between my head and chest voice. I've been training my voice & chest voice but scared of the transition between the two.

[@AndySaenz]

PING IS KING.

[@sihartobing9570]

Great Vocal Teacher Bro : Ken Tampelin*🌠 Vocal Academy'' - How To Strengthen Head Voice'' Lesson : Bigolive Show By - Ken Tampelin *🌠, ..... Cheerio.🌠🎼🎤🎼🌠👍👍👍🌠🌟🌟🌠.

[@ultrafloss492]

I strengthen my voice in the gym baby. Mainly while doing compound movements and HITT cardio but on occasion I also incorporate it on isolation movements. 💪💪💪 No I don't, nor do I sing. Thank you for the info Ken. 😁 Btw the diaphragmatic exercises are working wonders. The sound of my speaking voice has been less monotonous and clearer. Blowing my nose with the power of the abs is also a very weird but helpful for getting cleared up, lol. And I'm almost stable at C2#, so it's getting there. Thanks again! 😁

[@kentamplin]

You're welcome for the info, ultra!

[@Dan-ou9el]

Hellow ,i always watching your vedio i fallow your instructions now im very happy coz i have good voice before i canot sing the high tone but now i can sing,thank you so much sir for sharing your guid how to sing , and my voice now is changing with my natural voice..thank you sir

[@goehz99]

Thank you Ken Tamplin I've been following your tips since 3 years ago, now I can sing very well and reach that high note. You are the best vocal coach in KZbin as far as I know.

[@rexdude1000]

It might be useful to give a brief explanation as to how we can "encourage the throat to remain open". I am not a singer (would like to be) but with many years of experience as a woodwind instrumentalist, i utilise a yawning action to open my throat. Is it the same technique when singing?

[@pratikbhardwaj3796]

Every time i had tried to sing but when i listen to it my voice is so crack so i laugh on my self but after this video i am trying to learn in your style thanks for making a video thanks a lot.

[@kentamplin]

pratik bhardwaj - Awesome! I am happy to hear that!

[@EndOfNumberz]

Please re-do this video with only the scales. To follow better.

[@kentamplin]

You might want to consider my course. I have hours of focused scales in my course.

[@saravanakumarchinnasamy1566]

I was abandoning everything. Fortunately discovered this video. Your voice gave me an incredible inspiration. Practice Makes men (and women) Perfect!! Thank you!

[@kentamplin]

Saravanajumar, make sure that what you practice is the right information or truly helpful exercises! Practicing incorrectly or on exercises that are not truly beneficial can actually embed bad habits or wear on your voice in bad ways. I like to say Perfect Practice makes Perfect. You are very welcome for the help and information! Thank you for letting me know it's helping you!

[@lifelikefilmsofficial]

follwing your tips from last one year.... I can see the difference... Thanks a lot... Love from India

[@kentamplin]

Great to hear!

[@johnliu-awesomevideos1596]

I try to sing,but my voice keeps cracking

[@RangelGabriel]

Man, my dream is to sse you covering Carry On by Angra. You would certainly 100% sure nail it!! (':

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion, Жанзока!

[@JUNINHOBH32]

@@kentamplin Great suggestion! The original singer of Carry On died 2 weeks ago. That would be awesome to see you covering it.

[@HappyPurpleNoob]

Man that room acoustic !

[@kentamplin]

HappyPurpleNoob- :)

[@CapitaineGMC]

There is just no way I can hit such high notes! See the "oooh" sound exercise? You keep going down the octave, but even when you hit your lowest, it's still too high for me :/ And my voice is not even a deep voice...

[@taks1988]

Where have I been spending all my time the past 30 years?? I wish I've seen this much earlier. Great lesson! I'll come back for more. 😘

[@kentamplin]

Looking forward to your return, again and again, Madeline! 😊 Thanks for the kind words!

[@GaryDrumm]

Is this all head voice? Because it sounds like you’re transitioning to chest at some point, only I can’t tell when? 🤔 My head voice needs a LOT of work. 😟

[@FahimusAlimus]

How do you phase from the falsetto to regular so easily?

[@kentamplin]

I have exercises that you train on, and I explain how it is done. It takes practice.

[@jangaman7823]

Fahimus Alimus The trick is, its not falsetto. You cant link falsetto into chest voice. Only head voice. Some people have a head voice so developed it sounds like falsetto but its not

[@ebenezerife9977]

I chose you to be my teacher. But please don't you have lessons for baritone and bass singer? Pls pls

[@kentamplin]

Ebenezer Ife My course is suitable for all vocal ranges. kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@Dutchy1949]

Hi Ken, is there a chance you could turn this video back to front and start off with the lower range first? I'm 69 and not the best singer. I used to love trying to pretend I was Elvis 40 years ago but I long realized I never had that kind of talent. Now I write the occasional piece and learning to play the guitar a bit but need to sort out my voice as well as learn the guitar. Now any chance of doing this video backwards? Many thanks, love your vids. James

[@maevadobreva4045]

Hi Ken, my cord vocals were damaged when I was a baby i had some complications so my voice is low and raspy I think I'm an alto but the problem is my head voices are really weak and i think this video would really help me!

[@kentamplin]

Great!

[@USAF_Vet_]

I just wanted to say how great these videos are! I have a terrible voice and a low register...bass-baritone...I started as a G2- G3. Very low. After a few weeks of practice, I have increased my range to my target goal of C4. I couldnt believe I could even get there. A3-C4 was very difficult and my voice always cracked and switched into falsetto. Now I sing C4 effortlessly and can even stretch to D4 and E4 on occasion if I really push. I just want to say thank you! I still have a long way to go in pitch and intonation but its made singing so much more enjoyable. Its no fun since I saw red from warrant in a C3!!!

[@donstanley9943]

I been practicing. But when I sing I sound like a deer being eaten alive by a Kodiak bear.

[@kentamplin]

Are you doing my course?

[@simon.i3119]

@@kentamplin im doing this rn on top of our flat so that my parents dont walk in on me xd, and i have to say, i have the posture and all of that down, but couldn't get to head voice so i was confused, but this tutorial really helped, very much thanks to you this is actually very very extremely helpful

[@_titanslayer_]

Hey Ken! thanks for sharing these great tips and techniques with us. I really love practicing these exercises along with chest voice warm ups and all that stuff. BTW i wanted to know how to get better at the 'a' vowel. the last one? my voice breaks most of the time. im really good in 'o' and ;e; vowel.

[@Papparratzi]

I often describe singing techniques like magic tricks. Once you understand how they did it, you can start to imitate them. This was another textbook demonstration of how great singers are able to sing like magic. I can’t find anyone better at teaching how to unlock the code than Ken.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks Papparratzi!

[@callejarvholm]

My head voice is absolutely shocking. My comfortable head viuce range is up to an A4, which is like two tones above my chest voice range.😂

[@luziiluizth.8742]

Hi Ken. I love all ur videos its really help thanks for the wonderful vocals lessons...

[@kentamplin]

That's great to hear, Luzii, Luis th!

[@DopamineOverload]

How do you build up head voice (male tenor) when there's nothing but air, most days? I can't do 97% of this video, even quietly. And I tried. Nothing's there. I had a vocal cord surgery in 2008 AND another one in 2013. Trying to get my higher register back. It's not there most days. But SOMETIMES it is. And sometimes I can do your entire video. And I have no idea why it's gone most of the time. Can you help, Ken? Maybe a video that helps restore damaged voice, or SPECIFICALLY to strengthen lower-pitched head voice (not here, as it's much too high)?

[@kentamplin]

chriscauldermusic-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/

[@mavellesanchez815]

I love that you're really walking through the this video's viewers to strengthen their Head Voice. Gonna try this sometime!

[@kentamplin]

Give it a try, Mavelle!

[@margheritaibbalif9249]

I really love this videos and I tried doing this, and I noticed that sometimes my voice cracks, can you explain it? or do you have any advice?

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for your comment, Margherita! Here is a video that may help you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqHHY5h5p7aKf6c

[@60sabhiyan94]

While going from head to chest, it turns into falsetto which is hard for me to get into chest voice. I saw your chest voice video but when i go from chest to the mixed its again turning into falsetto.

[@kentamplin]

Verbal descriptions of singing issues are very limited. You may want to check out my singers forums and provide a demo.

[@SONGLYRICS]

6:39 is this mixed voice? or its what we call only head voice...because i feel like if the volume was just a little down of that same note you hold it would be falsetto...right?

[@tyvoneh8231]

As I take my head voice low into my chest range ... I get to a point when my voice breaks into chest ... Will it smooth out with time?

[@kentamplin]

You may be able to go a few notes lower, with practice, but there IS a limit to how well head voice will work as you go lower.

[@s_s1250]

Your videos are amazing But whenever I go down in my Head voice..i break around C5 as my head voice gets really Airy and Gentle..is it ok any suggestions to avoid it??

[@kentamplin]

love Bey #BEYHIVE- Please join my vocal forum where you can post your singing related questions and interact with other singers. You'll receive great feedback. forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@LectureHubKe]

I have been searching for youtube videos to on voice lessons and am glad I found your videos. You are heavenly sent since this is exactly what I needed for my voice. I have always loved to sing but needed guide with my voice. Through your videos you are able to inspire us who are passionate about singing but lack how to go about it. Kindly help out what one is required to do if the voice keep hurting when trying to hit the high notes.

[@kentamplin]

michael, it may be that you need to develop your chest voice more. Be very gentle with this, and don't rush to get higher. Take your time. Watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmqtZJx7o5l6p8U

[@point2822]

KEN TAMPLIN gifted vocal beast thank you for your brilliance .28 earons from earon earth just like you NYC

[@karansandhu3384]

WHATS A HEAD VOICE IM SO CONFUSED MY "I THINK HEAD VOICE" IS HIGH BUT URS SOUNDS LIKE CHEST VOICE

[@kentamplin]

I am using reinforced falsetto for my head voice, because it does sound a lot like Chest Voice. That's the idea.

[@passorybeats9190]

Sometimes i have cracks in my Headvoice when i go down because my Voice want to jump in Chestvoice... have you got some Tipps that i can do? (sorry my English is very Bad because im from Germany :D)

[@kentamplin]

You have to avoid oversinging in headvoice. Make sure you don't sing too loudly. Also, you need to keep working your upper chest voice or it will atrophy and become weak at the passaggio. So you have to keep gently working both chest, head, and bridging to keep all of the above in good working order.

[@crysansada7491]

I need your help actually my throat dries out quickly when ever I sing on the stage on some song only well I can sing very high but not on the stator it dries out quickly e

[@kentamplin]

Crysan Sada Stay away from food and drink that causes dehydration. Consider a humidifier. Even Roger Daltrey uses one on stage.

[@philippemarne1793]

Hey there ! In order to reach the high note of each vowel, I raise the air flow to the soft palate : am I doing it wrong ? Thanks

[@kentamplin]

Philippe MARNE- 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/

[@cs6156]

Do you have recommendations for someone to start who has never done any singing practice at all before?

[@kentamplin]

Watch the videos in this playlist: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIDYoKaur9p-d9U

[@jerryarocho2033]

Love it but it wsa so Easy 11 was a little bit more younger. I try to reach those nudes and my throat stays in pause. Just in that note. I'm not a young bird.. But a wise Hawk. All My life I've been Singing. And it looks like i'm having trouble now reaching those notes. Follow you through the years.. But I think you disappear offline.. Thank God you're back again..if anything My name is Jerry From Brooklyn. And Since the 60s.. I've been singing. Would like to say time changes a lot from the 60s 2000.. I like you sleep you could feel The Strain in your voice try to reach that note that you had before.. Thank you if you wanna get back. I'll be here God bless you. I have a Good Night.

[@gleamingrake7689]

When I sing high I can't understand if I'm singing in falsetto or head voice. Because I know falsetto is a more airy and lighter sound than head voice, but if I had never sung in head voice, how could I distinguish it from falsetto?

[@kentamplin]

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[@gleamingrake7689]

@@kentamplin thank you for the answer. But I just want to know how to distinguish falsetto and head voice. How can I understand that I'm singing in head voice and not in falsetto?

[@MrRaghugowda]

I feel difficulty while starting first stretch of hoo. .laa..ee ...(almost no sound comes out )later will be fine ...is this normal? Is this because of high pitch...

[@kentamplin]

The best place to discuss singing related issues is on the forum. Please join the discussion, enrollment is free. forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@Tafuey]

This really helped me But my voice cracks

[@kentamplin]

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[@joahima5945]

Thank you for this Ken! Why start from the higher note down?, wouldn’t it be easier to start from the bottom to the top?, thanks in advance my friend! By the way awesome head voice you can hit the highest notes with power! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@kentamplin]

Joahim Alba Verdeja- Great questions 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/

[@repita21]

1:44 1:59 2:38 3:36 4:12 5:00 7:07 7:44 8:28

[@Silverwing_99]

using the high E spund i easy hitting A5, but it sound terrible and not reonant at all, I'm naturally have a very high pitched voice, I get called 'mam' on the phone all the time - so I'm likely a tenonr. I really cant hit low notes at all, so I'm keen to develop my falsetto and head voice. These exercises are helping so much, thanks !

[@OpoPilipinas]

This is very helpful! I always dream of singing on stage one day but my voice is not that good to hear. But after watching this video I learned a lot from it. Thank you for sharing your tips!

[@kentamplin]

S. VA, learning to sing is learning all of the many things that combine to help you to get better. You learn one step at a time. After a while, you have learned many steps and they all come together to help you sing songs.

[@carloagua8287]

Ken what can you say about this freaking voice in the youtube ''SOCHAN KIKON'' who sang the ICONIC song from Steel heart'' Shes Gone'' with astonishing 2 fret higher chords....That insane....Please watch it ...He is the highest male voice in this planet....