Never Have a Vocal Break Again!

[@melfhlzahlpd]

I'm glad to hear that it's common to break coming down. I feel like I get stuck in head voice. Hopefully this exercise will help!

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

If it all possible, try to make the transition back to the chest voice as graceful and “unraw” as you can. That will help train your vocal cords to make it smoother over time.

[@CalvinLimSH-ld5le]

Learn some good vocal techniques to overcome your vocal break is more important than fixing it. Our voices tend to constricts when hitting too low or high notes or sometimes going over the transitions of your vocal registers ( chest - mixed - head ). That's where the vocal breaks start to constrict the vocal cords and learning the right vocal techniques used to overcome the limitations of your singing voices. Thanks for all the singing vocal exercises how we can sing through the vocal breaks and extend our limited vocal range for a beginner wanting to sound good in front of people.

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

It's like I mentioned - there is no "fixing" the vocal break. That terminology is misleading. Far more important is learning to negotiate the passages.

[@candyi._.]

This is one of the greatest topics to cover!

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

Why, thank you!

[@monikavarro2020]

Woohoo! I can do the "gee gee" smoothly. Before this video I did the vocal warm up video. 😁

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

Rock on!

[@monikavarro2020]

😃👍

[@BlueWolfRoblox]

Yooo that was perfect timing I was just searching something related to these then you upload the video 😂

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

Glad I could help

[@FindaWaytoSING]

Welcome back. You look like you're doing great, bud!

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

Hey, thanks!

[@winmodegaming1024]

This is what i wanted!! Thankyou sm my fav vocal coach!! Love your videos! But i have a problem like i started singing like for 5-6 months and like i improved kind off! But how much time will i need to be like a stable singer not professional i know it depends on me but ,im practicing daily, 💖i like to hear from you!

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

You're so welcome!

[@Shine_Editor]

Hey! I just wanna ask.. i want to sing but my voice is thin like a kid. can i sing??

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

Everyone can sing. You just need to sing in your own voice!

[@guillaumerodrigue1087]

Thank you for the video! it's great to have a good exercice for a good light mix. But singers like Stevie wonder, Bruno Mars and freddy Mercury have very powerful F4-f#4-G4 on ee vowels. It have a different quality than your way of doing it. it's not a shout, not heady, just in the middle. Do you have exercices for that?

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

Sure do! Try the "Easy High Notes" video

[@thepowerofjeans]

When you say, "good job" and "very good" to me, when I'm singing along; I know you're lying. Cuz I totally just screamed one time and you still said "good job" 😡 🤣 jk man, good stuff! I appreciate the practice

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

I guess I was being optimistic 😂

[@adrian_sohl_farrell]

😂😂

[@Sy.itami69]

I've been watching your videos for 1 year now and have been practicing singing however though im not frequently improving. what can i do to improve more? and thanks for the exercise today.

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

Create ONE daily singing routine based on 20-30 minutes of exercises for a range of skills (pitch, chest, head, mix etc) and do it every day. Don't waste more time watching a ton of different singing topic videos. Maybe check out my ultimate warmup: ramseyvoice.samcart.com/products/singers-ultimate-warmup

[@iamajesusfreak01]

Guys: 5:46 Ladies: 7:54

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

Correct. But if watching for the first time, the lecture at the beginning is important

[@iamajesusfreak01]

@@ramseyvoicestudioOf course! I only wrote the comment for those of us who loved this video and would like to use it. I know I use a few of your videos for warm ups and I don’t always have time to look for where I should begin so I appreciate these kind of comments 😊 honestly, love your videos. They’ve improved my voice greatly! So thank you sir! Very much appreciated 🫶🏽