Ep. 22 "Quick Changes" - Voice Lessons To The World

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

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[@sambou6286]

How can we ever thank you Justin for your dedication and the gift of sharing that you have been blessed with?

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Justin is very grateful for all of your support! -NYVC

[@edwardmellett555]

you could buy his merch ;)

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Great! Glad modern songs make things more accessible!

[@RebeccaMooreHealthCoach]

sing each note in 3 registers: genius!!!

[@Voltez]

My left ear learned alot from you, Thank you.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Awesome. There have been some mic issues, but the information is invaluable. -NYVC

[@maduroholdings]

This was deep I had to watch it five times I am sure we all have a section of our voice where there is over lap. Like middle c for me I can falsetto head voice mix and belt but chest voice is iffy if ia am starting my note and maybe need a lower volume This is such a powerful lesson

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

We're so glad it helped! -NYVC

[@hughesthere]

You are so wise; so clear in your explanations. The examples you give help it to all make sense. Thank you!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Thank you, Hughes! We're so grateful for your feedback! -NYVC

[@senorananas]

One of the reasons why I love Adele so much! I'm not sure if this is weird, but when I first started listening to her I loved to sing along because of those changes! I'm not a heavy chest voice user, I prefer head voice. So, when she changes its kind of like having a break from chest!

[@irisgalvao]

You're amazing....teacher!! you have a way to make things look easy..that´s great.

[@espacoeduardocardoso]

You give so much… I study your videos almost like It was college… in Brazil we don’t find this information easily… I’m 36 and trying to quickly evolve my singing to be able to work, now that I’ve decided to stop dancing… and if it wasn’t for you, maybe that would be a slow path for sure… after I memorize all your videos and teachings… You’ll see a Brazilian looking for you in NY asking for classes to check if I got it all right! Hehehehehehehe 😂 ❤️ Thank you! You are a gift! ❤️

[@bryantcv25]

Lol 😂 man oh how I go back and forth, I started 1-through 108 now I’m jumping all around lol watching anything I missed , been at this almost a year and there is still limit less info, what a blessing :)

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Wow! Amazing! We're super happy to have you watching them! -NYVC

[@athleticasian1]

thank you so much for including modern/recent songs. makes the lessons fun and easier to understand.

[@mo533]

This information is absolutely amazing; really pinning down the functionality of the different ranges; so much good info.

[@benjaminrippy3039]

tough question there. Good advice to work on all registers. TY

[@fernandocostapinto]

Dear Justin, amazing lessons...please tell us ..at minute 5 30 s you do the different registers ...for our help please tell us the sequence in those registers ...in those seconds. Regards from Salvador Bahia Brazil.

[@vladinstein]

thank you!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Thanks for your post! Justin has been crazy busy. Sorry it took so long to reply. -NYVC

[@traininggrounds9450]

I don't have a good mix. It's hard to transition. I have this scratchy sound, like the air is going through a net rather than an opening. Once I go higher it gets very scratchy.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Possibly too much compression TG! -NYVC

[@ishper05]

Sam Smith is almost the same like Adele so I feel like he's the male version of Adele because he too can go from chest voice to head voice with ease.. that's why if im gonna be singing a Sam Smith song i need to practice a lot in order to give justice to the song and the singer as well..hahaha love these lessons they surely help..👍🎶🎶🎶

[@Rabbittavo]

I've always and bass. I think I always associated chest voice with low notes but that seems incorrect. The more you know I guess.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Yeah! There are some nuances to it all :) -NYVC

[@theace110013]

Justin, you are quite a vocal master. Do you by chance have perfect pitch?

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Justin can hear variations in the positioning of each part of the vocal apparatus and had developed a teaching method to help any singer. It's pretty amazing. Check out Justin's vocal training course: voicelessonstotheworld.com/page/vocal_course It's fabulous and affordable.

[@AtomDove]

Thank you so much🎼

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Thank YOU! -NYVC

[@ILoveHarryPotter970]

I'm weird I can sing to the top space (E) of the staff in my chest voice.

[@nohesifontes5322]

bien

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Woo Hoo!!! -NYVC

[@vulpesvulpes7373]

U rock!!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Justin appreciates your kind words Vulpes! -NYVC

[@singingmanmd]

Justin Dionne Warwick does that type of quick change as well.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Yes, many singers do. It's a wonderful skill to master. -NYVC