Vocal Workout - Part 3 "Belting"

[@motees2864]

Daaaannggg that intro, wow haha

[@MikeBryant1]

Neham Rai Covers - Haha! 🙊😊 Thanks!!

[@jadefo2433]

Ikr, I was almost embarassed since it was sooo beautiful😳

[@pinheadlarry7254]

It was effortless, omg 😲

[@LipServus]

I'm a musician more than vocalist, and this breathing work, both from you and Eric, has been immensely helpful over the last several months! Thank you!

[@MikeBryant1]

LipServus by Sunshine - Hey man! Awesome! Thanks for sharing that! 😊

[@risou7317]

This is life changing.

[@MikeBryant1]

🤎🙏🏽

[@bachesh6691]

I Got it, its about letting air go freely out of the throat and controlling the speed of your breath with your diaphragm muscles near the hip.

[@tavishsharmamusic]

Loved it! I hit the Chandelier note without the falsetto after watching this. 😆

[@hajerhaha8781]

Tavish Sharma me to.. but it does not sound ...good... it sounds false..

[@tavishsharmamusic]

hajer haha Yea it does not sound toned, but wow we touched that note at least.

[@MikeBryant1]

Tavish Sharma - Awesome bro! 😆 I'm glad the tips were helpful! 👍🏾

[@tavishsharmamusic]

Mike Bryant 🙌❤️😇

[@MikeBryant1]

Tavish Sharma - ✊🏾💚

[@mrjj-s6e]

Michael, you left us all hanging… who in the hell is Eric? And where can we find his videos? Good work nonetheless!

[@MikeBryant1]

I haven’t seen this video in so long that I can’t remember the details 😩😅. Eric’s channel: youtube.com/@ericarceneaux?si=VPtsqegWW332-5l9 😄

[@davidking2452]

Amazing singer . I use to have vocal lessons with him . Amazing teacher

[@JoniSandez]

YouuUUUUUng was crazy mahn.🤙🏼

[@MikeBryant1]

Thank you, Joni! 😁💪🏽

[@daniel_ciurcanu2760]

3 days of practicing all your workouts and warm ups, and i can sing quite high in the head voice without stress, still not like Charlie Puth in see you again, but i hope, in a year or so, i can hit them high notes comfortably.

[@AnthonyJamesGuitar]

Mike is the best! Had quite a few lessons with him and learnt so much. Still practicing and seeing results which is awesome. Going to work with this video this week. Thanks Mike!

[@MikeBryant1]

Anthony James - Anthony! Thanks so much for your comment man. I enjoyed working with you & I'm so happy about the music you've released! ("Bring Me Down" - Anthony James) 😁👍🏾. Happy New Year, my friend! 🎉

[@AnyaRone]

You have a beautiful voice.

[@vaenasproject]

you're so right... It's good to hear that... THANKS

[@MikeBryant1]

Séverine Vaëna - No problem! :)

[@eddymwangi7806]

This is a blessing! No more throat tension

[@sinistra_handed_guitarist2939]

Thanks for part 3 , didn’t have too much trouble using my tree and rooting my breath , this part really helped me ... so thanks 😊

[@juzwanderlust8495]

oh,i get it! hissing works like a pressure cooker! :D loving these vids and aapproach workouts/techniques! u're all awesome!

[@MikeBryant1]

juzwanderlust - Pressure Cooker! I LOVE that analogy! Yes 🙂

[@juzwanderlust8495]

Mike Bryant awww,thanks! cooking is more of my game but I've always wanted to learn how to sing correctly so I had to use a language I understand better,hahaha ;)

[@MikeBryant1]

juzwanderlust - Lol! I gotcha! 😉

[@CrimsonHeart3]

Awesome that eric sent us here! i almost forgot of your channel - very glad eric sent us here. And i felt this video had things from both phase 1 to phase 2. Using hissing as a body sensation guide - and active support? i believe. Regardless awesome video!.

[@MikeBryant1]

Misael V. - Misael! I remember you, bruh! 😁👋🏾. Lol. Yeah, my old channel is gone, so you wouldn't have been able to find me during that time (at least not in that channel). I'm glad you're here too! Yes! Hissing can be a great guide to building healthy & balanced compression in the body, which will also aid in strengthening active support 👍🏾. Thanks for watching bro!

[@zoeytheLover]

I remember learning this some years back when I would sing all the time. Thanks for the refresher 😘💕

[@alexcastaneda8386]

OMG Michel I made it. I feel like thousand thanks is not enough. Sending all the good vibe of the world to you man.

[@PaulFournierOfficial]

I love this video! Mike, you have a great sounding voice. It's so free and your tone is impeccable. Really enjoying your delivery. Thank You!

[@asstroeongdong-min1709]

This is the only vid that finally made me understand the point of hissing, thanks!

[@noahsosa3438]

I can't believe this actually works I'm finally seeing progress 😆

[@CaliLiliIndies]

You guys are awesome. As a self taught singer- learning bits n pieces here and there - and having used my previous experience as a dancer as well as yoga instructor - I was FLOORED to find out today that.. I haven't been messing up!!! I mean - I'm shocked! And today I tripped over something and had to take a day off from my workout while icing my knee lol - I saw these advanced videos and honestly - I'm just relieved that I haven't been doing anything to hurt my voice! THANK YOU SO MUCH! I mean that with my whole heart !! Also you are Great human beings!!!! Your personality Eric is adorable!!! I love you!!! And Mike you too!!! I'm so touched by your generosity - education was something that saved my childhood so teachers are tops in my estimation - I love you both! 🌊🐬🌊 Thank you for setting my mind at ease and encouraging me to continue my journey 💗

[@JaNiBoricuaNY]

Wow this is great. Thanks

[@MikeBryant1]

JaNi Love - Awesome! You're welcome & thanks for watching!! 👍🏾

[@stephenkater9621]

Woooooowwwww. I cant believe how that works .... Im workin on the song Runaway by Del Shannon and i always had problems with the chorus : (after : im a walking in the rain... ) ..."Tears are falling and i feel the pain" i always strained !! and now it sounds amazing with the technic !! I love you guys for that !!!! Thanks so much !!!

[@coylerhythm-blues3958]

Easy to understand and and saw immediate benefits from the hissssing exercise....great voice!

[@vocallyayaan]

+Mike Bryant thanks a lot for the tip man....It does work...I'm 'hissing' all the time now 😅✌ ...And before I start a line in a song,I hiss first and I'm able to hit that note ❤😍

[@MikeBryant1]

vocally ayaan - Hey! Aaaaaah, awesome! 😁💛💪🏾

[@samira8076]

BTW you have a wonderful voice!!

[@MikeBryant1]

Samira Raschke - Thank you so much!! ☺️

[@anthonyseeker]

THANK YOU MIKE

[@MikeBryant1]

Anthony seeker - Bruuuuh! ✊🏾 No problem!

[@hemantparmar1210]

Subscribed! Waiting for more videos, keep it up! And yes, your voice is damn good man :)

[@MikeBryant1]

Hemant Parmar - Thank you so much, Hermant! 😁 More is on the way! 👍🏾

[@CaliLiliIndies]

Still an awesome lesson... Thank you so much 💕

[@ones4ot248]

thank you

[@MikeBryant1]

Red Ouane - You're welcome! 👍🏾

[@guitarforfree]

I signed in to say TY tpo Eric and yourself . I have learned so MUCH a million Thank yous

[@alangname]

awesome. Thank you so much

[@Nykstudio]

damn, that was a pretty good lesson

[@RAW24]

Thanks for the video for real

[@MikeBryant1]

My pleasure! 😁

[@mustaqimzulkiflee6810]

you're good

[@MikeBryant1]

Miqatsum Namia - Thank you! 🙂

[@maduroholdings]

Wow I hit D#5 no strain That’s deep

[@JLEXable]

Amazing video bro this really helped me...I was hoping if you could please do a video on vocal placement

[@RobertMichael]

You have an infectious attitude - liked and subscribed, thanks for all the help! :)

[@louisolivah9790]

Awesome, thanks for this

[@rebeccaanouche]

great tip thanks :)

[@MikeBryant1]

Rebecca Anouche Llewellyn - You're welcome, Rebecca! 😊

[@billyjournell]

Awesome man- thank u!! Excellent stuff.. you're very engaging too, which is always nice.

[@hannahwaltmon1141]

We do this In band!!

[@israelcorazon-comunidadiamante]

thanks for share!!!

[@lindam4133]

Brilliant, thank you so much!

[@franktrujillo5514]

@mikebryant Loved the vid, Bro! So much so that My Tevin Campbell and Steve Perry notes are back! Thanks a million!! your Bro, Frank

[@MikeBryant1]

Frank Trujillo - Fraaaaaank! Brother! ✊🏾. I'm glad it helped man. Hit those notes! 😉

[@pastorelishaah3807]

Thank you bro

[@samira8076]

Hello Mike I just watched your video which is really helpfull and well explained☺. Do you have advice about how to root the breath faster... I mean when you are in the middle of the song?! All the best and Happy New Year from Paris😃

[@MikeBryant1]

Samira Raschke - Hey there, Samira! 👋🏾. Keep working with the exercises & eventually, rooting the breath will be a conditioned response that happens naturally, versus you needing to make it happen quickly. As you're reading this, observe your passive breathing. Notice how your abdomen naturally reacts without effort? Now sing a couple lines. See how it still reacts effortlessly? Through conditioning, the pelvic floor will be the same, effortlessly & automatically reacting to every breath, including while singing 🙂. It takes time but it will happen!

[@samira8076]

Mike Bryant Hello Mike thank you so much for your encouraging and detailed answer. See what you mean. I will keep going through the videos so far😉

[@RRRR-dd3lp]

dude its good , can u show can to sing high with chest voice or, how to add more chestie in mix voice

[@MikeBryant1]

R RRR - What's up man! The hissing exercise can help with that 😁. When you read this, I want you to find the note/range you want to sing with more power or more of a chesty mix. Begin to hiss with as much intensity you can handle WITHOUT ANY THROAT TENSION. Feel your body engage, then go into a buzzy Z sound on that note, then release into an open tone (ah, oh, etc). All of this is on one breath. This is a safe way to explore power my dude ✊🏾.

[@joykhan1713]

Mike Bryant ha ha sir...u just gave one lesson from phase 1 diaphragm section...video 3...you are the best....help people for free...i have done those programs... advanced vocalist now...

[@shelleart3148]

THIS IS HELPFUL!!!!! thank you! :3

[@MikeBryant1]

Shelle Art - Hey Shelle! So glad to hear that 🙂. Thank you!

[@shelleart3148]

***** youre welcome!! :3 keep it up!

[@StephenEdmondJr]

What's up big Mike! My voice built Voice is more in my chest mix rage can I stay there without going to my head voice I'm a baritone bass singer

[@itsnotyouitsyourfriendstoo6165]

Would anyone familiar with yogic breathing know if "rooting" and "suspension" is kind of the same as three-part breath?

[@muzimthembu453]

Miraculous!!!!

[@yousaf653]

Mike I can do high notes very easily but only as how u demonstrated in the video I can't get them to sound like my chest voice (like Bruno mars). How do I do that?

[@stephenkater9621]

Mike , I got a question for you. i hope you can help me out with this ... im practicing every day and i picked up the 360 breath technic. my question is, is THIS advanced breathing technic the right one i should focus on when it comes to singin or the other 360 one ? i have to say i LOVE this new technic ... what i do is , i practice both at the time ...is that right ?? or is it clever to always use this down breathing technic ?? Oh and with the HISS , when i practice the 40 second hiss in my warmup , can i use this technic or is it just right with the 360 breath ?? that confuses me a lil bit ... i hope you can help me out That would be awesome !!!! nice greetings from Austria

[@ironempath7261]

So cute! Thank you for this breathing lesson.

[@Matt_Matt96]

So all we doing is hissing right? Because the other parts I can't do, not in my current position which is living with my parents. But the whole point of hissing is to let the body know that you don't need to release excess amounts of air to keep a note right? The hiss is like a restriction to help use the breath more efficiently right?

[@adrianvelazquez8112]

hi Mike do u still have ur other chanel?

[@silvicastelino8571]

my name is Rohan I'm from India sir which is the good time to practice.

[@sarthakadhikari1377]

Is it like humming a song?

[@cookinma]

Does this work for super duper low notes?

[@XpertoAltoKalibre]

2 segundos para suscribirme.

[@Pahanthebest]

Its Works but i lose feeling if i do it longer ( mean all 3 parts of video ) and i want go sleep if do it to long. My body want sleep not my head xD like after jimm work out. I got my way to sing right thx you guys a lote. I have low voice with smocky toch xD maybe you have some tipps for ppls like me. I m male 27 and my favorit is Adel. I thing my voice have same low sound but male one. thing you know what i mean. I try to Sing all my life but now you guys give me a chance to hear my self. I praktis 3 times pro day already 6 weeks and got 2 day braik. in MY Praktis right now i No singing, do just stuf from Professional Vocal warm up and that nice stuf xD. If i feel my self ready will send you some video how i sing. Some Song from Adel or some Song from my self, i will see. Hope you or Erik got 3 Minets to hear that and say your Opinio baout sound. Sorry for my bad English

[@MikeBryant1]

Paul Ananev - Hey Paul! Thanks for your compliments & I'm glad to know the tips Eric & I have offered are helping you! By the way, did you email me something?

[@gerardgerard8344]

Tree Root Pelvis Hssss !! Got It !, Cheers, G :D London

[@MikeBryant1]

Gerardo Gerardo - Yeaaah man! That's correct! 😁

[@207iruleusuck]

Hissing at 5:00

[@207iruleusuck]

6:48

[@TheGamersGuide819]

My theory is that these singers do this everyday

[@MikeBryant1]

😁🎶

[@DoniaRehim]

Hey Mike.. im on a tight schedule for an audition.. can you help :(

[@JiraiyaSanninPervySage]

How did it go

[@mrtsed1585]

Im doing hiss but is still having some impact on my throat on thigh high notes.

[@simon.i3119]

Make sure you're following the rules from the previous two lessons, specially the Raspberry trill

[@Alessia-Antonia]

Thanks for the video Mike! One question: When I sing high notes then I cannot sing lower notes anymore! Why? The lower tones sound weak and I get a lot of phlegm...please, help me to understand what I am going wrong!

[@MikeBryant1]

alessparrow - Hey! No problem! As for your question, I need to hear you to be certain, but a common reason is an imbalance of registers. You may be pulling head voice back down (even slightly), which is causing your chest voice to sound weaker. Or, if you sing primarily in head voice, then go to sing in chest voice, your chest voice my sound weaker due to the lack of consistent coordination & conditioning. Again, this is speculation without hearing you. One thing you can try is hissing into your chest voice range (i.e on ah), then on that same breath, slide up and down your range (going from chest to mix to head and reverse), making sure you're blending (no flips or jumps). This can help to strengthen the coordination & conditioning throughout your entire range 👍🏾

[@Alessia-Antonia]

Mike Bryant Oh thank you so much for your reply! I will try and see how it goes!

[@bhavyajain9830]

I feel a lot of tension in my neck while singing or speaking And I had also strained my voice 2 months ago while singing a high note and because of that I have to go on vocal rest for 1 month no singing for one month after that I'm really scared to sing high notes

[@MikeBryant1]

Bhavya Jain - Hey! Vocal strain is common BUT can be avoided with proper conditioning. The exercise in this video will help sing on your body instead of your throat. In doing so, you will have confidence for hitting high notes with protection. If you'd like to schedule a lesson for personal attention, email me 👍🏾 ... [e-mail]

[@Khan-fi4ss]

Why do I still feel tension in my throat? What am I doing wrong? How do I let my voice come out without feeling like reaching for the proper sound?

[@rocachick860]

Do you teach the technique of placement/forward tone and singing in the mask?

[@MikeBryant1]

Hey! Not in the traditional sense. Often, when "placement/forward tone and singing in the mask" is emphasized, singers tend to go to the extremes by locking up their throat & putting excess stress on their larynx, causing it to rise with tension. However, since they can feel a buzzing or intense sensation in the mask, they think that coordination is optimal, hoping they're producing their best tone. To achieve the most open, free, and healthy tone, my perspective is focusing on body connection and exercises to create an "open throat" feel. With this, the resonators are free to vibrate, including that which might be understood as the "mask." To me, it's a more natural way to feel vibration and control of the voice, versus "placement."

[@NinetySixLove]

after hissing transitioning into the song my voice really cracks quickly and it also feels bubbly at times. Im more so of an deep low base person.. What do I do?

[@catseye7020]

Now how did you pull your voice and did belting , i dont get that probably. :( . when i try belting out , i actually get a thinner voice .

[@Yamuel9999]

6:10

[@meaganst.aubain4180]

When we’re hissing and singing, how long are you supposed to hiss for? @MikeBryant

[@TayTheAncient]

You hiss for as long as u can when your first starting off the hiss should be 15-22 secs if its highers thats really great Eric explains this in his video

[@robertbass4081]

Request to become approach instructor, student first

[@Dan2-15]

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[@samyig2883]

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[@korbybohannon]

Who THE FUCK disliked this...

[@tphillips4870]

I'm looking for a coach, I'm impressed watching you and I love Eric, but can we have a conversation..before I commit

[@oknotyet9630]

Probably not the right place to "have a conversation" . KZbin comments really haha?

[@tphillips4870]

@@oknotyet9630 "Really haha"????????? I'm insulted..

[@oknotyet9630]

@@tphillips4870 DON'T BE ITS A WASTE OF TIME TO BE INSULTED OVER SOMETHING SO TRIVIAL I HOPE YOU FIND THAT COACH FRIEND, I'VE BEEN TRYING TO LEARN HOW TO SING MYSELF FOR A COUPLE YEARS NOW AND I HAVE MADE A HUGE AMOUNT OF PROGRESS AND KNOW A LOT BUT I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE SOMEONE COACH ME!!

[@oknotyet9630]

@@tphillips4870 ALSO MY KEYBOARD IS STUCK IN CAPS LOCK HAHA

[@tphillips4870]

@@oknotyet9630 So you are not Michael Bryant.....?

[@NicholasCCorbin]

My butt feels weird.

[@theyseemetrollintheycantwi1514]

first!!

[@MikeBryant1]

Kik D - Aye! ✊🏾😁

[@copelana6786]

Hey I have a question... I have to sing a lot at work/use my voice and I was wondering since I want to stay dillegent with my practice at home but also maintain healthy stamina how much should I practice! because I find I rarely have time for myself to practice because my voice is already always somewhat fatigued by the time I am done with work.:/ And it's hard to balance how much I out in at work and how much I can maintain outside of work?

[@copelana6786]

How much I put in* at work