Voice Lessons I Robert Lunte | Larynx Dampening I Stability & More Chestiness on High Notes

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LOL! You remind me of Jack Black when he was in School of Rock!

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Jack is a great singer, too.

[@theandiller]

I was wondering for years if maybe Jack Black took vocal lessons from Robert cause they even got the same mimics

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Love the "power stance"!!

[@AliRoots]

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[@savannahstiles9279]

was counting on you doing a split by the end of the video

[@Johnny1.0]

Lol

[@brendanoneil3489]

@@Thevocaliststudio Actually looks like basic kata front, back and centre stances -common in many martial arts systems: a lowered centre of gravity for good stability and breathing. Advanced shodan and above get much looser with the stances but the principle remains.

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[@OrganicJello]

Thanks man for providing truth!!!!

[@TonyScottMusic]

this is now on my favourite list. The proof here is in the pudding. The power and delivery is great. I will be practising this lots

[@joebarker5719]

Awesome, awesome, awesome!!! Thank you!

[@kiransharbis]

It's great man! At 7:40 you sound like Ian Gillan in "Highway Star" Awesome. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Greatings from Argentina!.

[@sicario91]

Very important technique explained really well. You really have to use your ear to know if you've lowered the trachea enough....again it's the dark boomy sound you should listen for.

[@Thevocaliststudio]

we don't lower the trachea, but Yes, dampening the larynx is great for getting a more "boomy" / chesty sound and for anchoring stability. This is all explained and taught with demonstrations in my online courses. Thanks for posting. www.TheVocalistStudio.com

[@ellejay5024]

I appreciate all the movements along with the explanation. This video was actually fun to watch. Can't practice because of the neighbours but you know

[@jmband4964]

Bit late catching up on this video. I just love the idea of being in control of my voice and all its parts. I learnt to sing classical many years ago when I was still a teenager and the singing process came very naturally to me. So I never really dissected the elements of the sound I was making because I was naturally able (most of the time) to make the desired sound for classical music. But now I'm trying rock and pop singing more seriously, I'm floundering because I now need to alter the sound I'm making, which is hard to do when I don't know how or why I'm making the sound I do in the first place. Clearly, I've never had a whole lot of control of my voice. I just sang and sounds came out. But now I'm realising that understanding these individual elements allows me so much more range and variety than ever before and I can start to choose what I do and when, depending on what effect I want to generate. I've just practised this method with you of lowering the larynx and I can actually feel it going down and the sound becoming rounder and richer. And of course I can reach those higher notes more easily and with more power and richness without having to force the sound out. I'm only just starting my course, still doing a lot of reading and youtube research, but I feel I'm going to need a 1 on 1 lesson soon so I can get coach Robert's tailored advice to the sound I'm making vs. that which I want to create. This is complicated. And heck it's a lot of fun! Thank you for sharing!

[@jmband4964]

Robert Lunte That’s cool! I dared to practise the larynx dampening in my rock band gig last night (I probably shouldn’t be practising in a live gig but heck I ain’t professional and life’s a learning curve). It was awesome! It didn’t even sound like me! Had loads of people complimenting me on my voice (I also know most listeners don’t have a clue what they’re listening to and think real crap is good too - still it was nice!)

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[@theRealistShaun]

You are certainly a ball of fresh air to watch sir .

[@theRealistShaun]

Robert Lunte I'm currently taking lessons but how do I replace them with u?

[@ParkersParksAndGardens]

Breath of fresh air? 😅

[@sogioorkbetta7611]

okay thank you somuch for this so i wanna tell you now i can do what you do i am very happy thanks

[@joannapierrot2936]

Wow, fantastic technique, love it and have found it to be incredibly helpful! Love you too!

[@RickiKeith]

Great chatting the other day Robert. Good stuff as always. Rock on brother!

[@JoshuaVittachi]

Thanks for the quick reply! :) I'll be sure to check it out asap!

[@sergiocerina7876]

Best video on KZbin

[@ChristenEve]

I have definitely formed the bad habit of straining my larynx over the years so much so that I don't know how to sing otherwise. This causes my throat to be in pain after 30 to 40 min of singing. I also put a lot of stress on myself when I sing and feel like I can't breathe. Instead of letting my voice flow it feels like it's trapped. I paused the video and tried exactly what you were doing and the difference was night and day. I'm excited to keep practicing this. Will this slowly bring some vocal freedom for me and allow me to move away from feeling choked and stress on my throat? I'm asking this because it's really been scaring me that I feel pain after singing and makes me sad that I carry so much stress when I sing instead of being able to enjoy it.

[@quikboarder93]

Dude, you are so bizarre, but I respect you on so many levels. Incredibly knowledgeable. I would get lessons with you if I weren't currently studying under Jaime Vendera. Maybe one day.

[@somisemwal]

hi sir great lesson ..... and great channel :) ... i just hve a question at 7:37 when u were on highest note was ur larynx down or u were shaking it up and down or that was in nuetral balanced poisiton ... i would be thankful i u will tell me how u moved ur larynx in that particular 7 second time ..... :)

[@winwin997]

Dear Robert..I'm sure ylu heard this many times...hwvr..that was awesome thanks for the insight.

[@thecrownedone]

Great teaching style.

[@nhatanhle]

You're amazing haha you come and Boom! and go. Your lesson is really helpful. Thanks so much!

[@CrosRV]

Surprisingly it worked for me! This is fantastic~

[@yoseanantoniotorres8597]

Hi Mr. Lunte! Amazing lesson as always. I have a big confusion with this thing about classical technique v.s. pop/rock technique. Im getting training as a baritone in opera style, but I want to learn at least the basics of how the pop/rock technique works, like: breathing technique, resonance, and all the diferences. It will be great if you do a video of this, since you have a great knowlegde in this area. Im just a student and I want to learn and be a great singer. Thanks Mr. Lunte.

[@calibansfury]

You sound fantastic man, that note at 8:12 couldn't be sung better than Bruce Dickinson, just awesome. Makes me wish I was back in Seattle!

[@sugmc]

great video! great teacher.

[@RachelleAshmanWells]

Also this is EXACTLY the kind of info I need I especially love that bluesy rich sound for women

[@ritasebti8578]

youre very good sir i hope one day i can work with you ... ur one of the best coach that i saw very good continue ur good work

[@kaa1135]

Wow! Robert! You just bristle with passion... it's inspirational! You are so uniquely articulate and engaging! I did a lot of training with two different Seth Riggs lineage teachers but never got to the techniques for dampening the larynx. Awesome, it's the first time i could really feel the lowered larynx position while singing. Love that exercise! I must admit, taking the note up has a bit of a pull up on it. I'm sure you have some great insights on that also! I'll subscribe....Thanks!

[@madlibbed]

Sir you know more about singing than I know about life .

[@WinterMasterPocket]

The best video i have ever seen,i will train that to keep the colour of my voice the same like u said with this dampening thing cauze its really "better". I'm looking for the rasp type of singing wihtout any damage for my voice.Can u please tell me a basic question,should i push the lower notes up and high notes down or to the front? This dampening technique is quite confusing,but great.

[@saifmanman]

i love how energetic you are! that strong power rock position, hahaha. I'm gonna try this tomorrow morning, thanks! :D (also, subbed hehe)

[@Roses1401]

Thank you very much for explaining. Which genre do you are usually singing. I would like to know rally..You do an lesson like maiking voice free and loud for beginners.. Which genre need this exercise with other words.?

[@Roses1401]

***** Okay. Thank you very much for answer. It helps very much for understanding vocal lessons.

[@JungGung]

Sir Robert, I need an advice, tips or evaluation on my videos..I hope you can help me on this..I believe in you..your great vocal teacher...

[@JungGung]

Ok I understand sir...Thank you very much for your reply...I will visit your store..thanks a lot..

[@bassistbpl]

powerful voice u r having .. thnx for the videos :)

[@patreg1981]

Wow, you are a very good teacher, really. :) I like your explanations.

[@kaa1135]

funny video title Rob! I would suggest that one additional ingredient would be that it's an AWESOME video! This was thee video that introduced me to you and TVS! I can actually recall that while watching this, I muttered to myself something like, "oh my god, this kat is actually explaining how the technique works and feels!" quite memorable. Your passion and insight on vocal technique are inspiring!

[@MrKedasas]

I am kind of intermediate, been training my voice for almost a year. And after a week(only) of playing with this around... kind of got a knack of it, still of course only one week... so still not so easy to lower the larynx intentionally. This is the best vocal video/exercise I have seen. And my throat now is never soar after training. I can belt in notes I couldn't before. You rock man! You rock ! :) I'm speechless. Just the problem is I can practise in decent volume when nobody's home, including my neighbours. Any tips where I could look for a place to train ?

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[@SKTWeAre]

Love the studio and great lesson - thanks.

[@SKTWeAre]

I like it because it is casual - and I'm not doing what you're talking about to fill out my voice. I'm a classically trained guitarist but I just started writing my own rock stuff this year. With no one I know to sing it - its me the singer now too. If you could stand listening to a few (by few I mean a lot) vocal technique errors, samples of my stuff is at www.reverbnation.com/sthompson

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[@MrSlamdung]

Thank you very much!

[@haganrockstar]

Don't know why you get so many dislikes, you know your stuff and you're funny as hell when you teach it. Has anybody ever told you that you sound like Jack Black?

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I LOVE IT

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This is great...

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This video is amazing! Wow!

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You are one intense dude. Great vid. I'm working on it. Thanks for making the dream achievable, bro.

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I wish i could be a student of you because you kick ass !!

[@galahallelujah]

well that works! glad i watched to the end :)

[@Deliquescentinsight]

What do you think about a voice like John Fogerty, say on the 1969 recording of 'Born On The Bayou'-this to me represents a truly great vocal performance, maybe not 'classically' but very good.?

[@stefanoGFsiciliano]

I want to be able to sing for my symphonic metal album, (orchestral meets metal) . It's a hobby and I don't really want to make it my main career. It's just something fun to do! I'm just nervous, I have a considerably deep voice and I only sing for jokes or in groups (but people say it actually sounds good).

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[@torbjornruff206]

i will try it

[@torbjornruff206]

it`s hard, but i will practic it more. thank you :)

[@Deliquescentinsight]

I see your point, and fair enough; I meant as an emotive, and powerful delivery-technically probably the best way to ruin your voice. I liked your lecture about the larynx, and the neutral zone-dip. i sing also and want to improve my voice. Cheers

[@MrSlamdung]

Great video. Question: is the dampening a requirement to sing passagio notes in a healthy way? is it possible to support these notes healthly with the neutral position? And, should one dampen all the way or only when holding a note as in the examples you gave?

[@krikri3387]

This man is....crazy!!!!!

[@ardob72]

super awesome! thanks!..

[@NamiBurger]

Hey Robert i tried doin this going higher gradually. Will my body naturally learn to do this instinctively during softer singing or does this mostly apply to belting notes more?? Sorry if my question sounded stupid. . .lol

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You are great

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how does the diaphragm works with TVS. when i was learning how to sing in the mask. the diaphragm is automatically used instead of focusing on it. my question is that i went from bob dylan to jeff buckley in a span of years but i lost the muscle memory when thinking to sing in the mask how is that possible?

[@thealphapale4526]

So my range has been decreasing over the past few months, although the notes I can hit have gotten stronger. How do I increase my range to its previous height while not decreasing the power of the notes I can hit?

[@quangnguyendinhdieu8931]

Is it something that has to be practiced? I can lower it any time I want. I always thought it's just a choice of tone when you already develop a stable larynx voice.

[@lungfixer]

Do I have to do the spread-leg superstar pose like that to dampen my larynx?

[@raffstera3083]

Hi Robert. Is dampening the larynx the method that male flamenco singers use to get that darkened sound, even though they are singing very high? Is that the trick they use? I would be interested in hearing your thoughts on this because it's doing my head in trying to hit their high notes, yet still having that dark, thick sound. When I hit their notes, my voice sounds much brighter than theirs. Any feedback on this would be greatly appreciated.

[@raffstera3083]

+Robert Lunte Thanks Robert. Do you give Skype lessons as well?

[@TonyScottMusic]

Jealousy I think. You,re confident, enthusiastic and good at what you do. I bet the 22 people who disliked this are not !!!

[@anasalsalah]

Thanks, Rob! I signed up for your Udemy course, I just started and it's great. Can I know that my larynx is dampening by feeling my Adam's apple lowering? Is that a good way of feeling for it?

[@Thevocaliststudio]

No that is not the way to feel it. You have to hear it. View the lesson and examples in the full course. www.TheVocalistStudio.com

[@anasalsalah]

@@Thevocaliststudio thanks, will do.

[@andressegura7548]

four silly questiosn does steve perry sing in this format also? and what so does steven tyler? another question is that do you need to keep lowering your larynx to keep reaching higher notes as you sing progressively up the scale? or just you need to have the larynx lowered at one point and thats how it stays even if you hit higher notes?? i hope is not a stupid question... thanks!!

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[@ZivaLuthor]

I tried the siren exercise and my voice was very full but it felt like I was in falsetto. I find that I've strengthened my falsetto so much that I don't even know if I'm in chest voice or falsetto anymore.

[@ZivaLuthor]

Robert Lunte If I belt I can keep my head voice strong up to a Bb4 and sometimes even a C5 but it still doesn't quite sound the same as chest voice to me, probably because I know its head voice.

[@ZivaLuthor]

Robert Lunte I see. I am willing to accept that I will never hit a Bb4 or C5 with an entirely chesty timbre. Just a quick question, I generally find that as soon as I pass E4 I have to belt, does that mean I'm a bass or a baritone?

[@ZivaLuthor]

Robert Lunte Isn't E4 the bridge note for a bass? Sorry to ask, its just I've read that C4 is where a bass breaks but I've also read that E4 is where a bass breaks.

[@trailerparkbarbie9027]

wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!super groovy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lol god im having such an issue trying to get my head voice down as im an alto chic and really want to get more out of my voice? is it possible to sing higher notes being an alto chic?!!!!!!!!!!thnx ! groovy vids man!!!!!!!!!!!

[@trailerparkbarbie9027]

thnx man!rock on!!!!!!!!!rob

[@damiendegrasse]

this is what a vocal teacher should be like,

[@couchcutter3124]

SUBSCRIBED! Great video! This vid actually made sense unlike others, and yeah you totally remind me of Jack Black...."Down where the Sasquatch hide, in the misty mountainside, he's got shiny diamonds and he's got protect!"

[@guitarforfree]

You went from A to A sharp. Not A to A. Not trying to be a jerk just making sure you are aware . Great tip keep up the good work

[@princesscharis]

Hello Robert, I would like to ask you, when you say damping the larynx what exactly do you mean? what you are teaching, is the same with the depressed (overly low) laryngeal position? Because I read that this will cause vocal problems, but on the other hand, I know for example that the yawn position might lower the larynx a little bit, and they teach this even in bel canto classical training, and this it will not cause problems because it opens the throat and releases the voice. If you could please explain.

[@princesscharis]

I just read that lowering the larynx, it actually was a novelty of the 1830s and it does make the voice darker, richer and colors the vowels, but it also may sacrifice some agility to some singers.

[@princesscharis]

***** I have joined your forum, modern vocalist and it is a wonderful community, congrats for this and your amazing posts which in the last few days i have been lurking a lot! I m very interested in some lessons with you and will contact you in the near future.

[@JoshuaVittachi]

haha pretty cool stuff man :) How do I go about reaching my falsetto notes in a full voice?

[@rosalindmodica]

so cute! very good teaching method methinks

[@swarbricke]

haha, this guy is a cross between Jack Black and Dane Cook lol

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***** Also jack black it's a great singer :D

[@Daltic639]

Eric Swarbrick I was about to comment this guy stands like dane cook haha

[@BetterOffRead]

I noticed you moved from 'ay' to 'uh', is this to transition through the bridge?

[@dean7525]

So is it healthy when the larynx goes up ?

[@Robinqq11]

Hey Rob, Absolutely loved this video, just wondering is ed sheeran using this technique in this video "/watch?v=j8cADX87-2I" as it seems to me that he hardly opens his mouth wide when singing high , something i found happened to me when i was singing high with your technique.

[@StratMatt777]

Very interesting! When I imitate Layne Staley or Geoff Tate's low parts I lower my larynx like that, but I always thought that I was cheating and that those guys have way lower and fuller voices than I do. So they were using this technique that they learned from David? So I'm not "faking it"?! I always wondered how Layne's voice was so low and deep for such a small guy! I learn a lot from your videos that I never ever knew before.

[@MrAnders1976]

Is this what operatic tenors do to give their C5 some darker color ?

[@jaysonpri1666]

Hello Robert, my name is Jayson, I'm an aspiring vocalist. I'm very interested in learning about vocals professionally, I already have the raw material, in fact i have a lot of your techniques already down (Although your videos have helped me perfect the art) I would just like to know more about how to get closer to Layne Staley, Chris Cornell, Ect. They have these crazy high head voices and they are really hard to reach. I've pretty much given up on trying to reach Shannon Hoon's vocals, although I would love to reach those notes. I would just like to know if its possible to break out of the High Tenor Vocals and maybe into the Concert Alto :D On another note, how much are your vocal lessons? Im moving to the Seattle region soon and would love to out forth the time and effort to sound like the greats. That way i can formulate my own sound from it, and put it into my own music. Thank you for reading this and please comment back! Have a good day, and dont stop being awesome!

[@jaysonpri1666]

Thank you, and I will remember that. I get what you are saying, i know that there is far much more to learn from your program. The expanses of the voice go beyond what one person could teach. I am just a Padawan in the sea of vocal Jedi. I would love to purchase your Four Pillars of Singing, It seems like an excellent way to learn. I just feel that there is so much more you could learn from training in person. Sorry for the very amateur questions. Maybe for the few months I'm still in Indiana I should look into some professional training? I've done Vocal training to Melissa Cross's "Zen of Screaming" and I found it very helpful for what it's used for, "Screaming" but I would love to unlock more. Thank you for answering my questions. For how good you are, $100 and hour sounds like a very reasonable and modest price. I look forward to meeting you once im in the area. I will check out the links and maybe even order your DVD's. Have a good one man, and once again, thank you for taking the time out of your day to answer stupid question.

[@jaysonpri1666]

Oh believe me, i believe you. I gave up on screaming because it couldnt be put into a sound that people really want to hear. Lets face it, i love a kick ass drum solo, but that double bass peddle hurts my head. I really DO appreciate what you do. Ive always loved music, i was in swing choir for 4 years. Im gonna take your word for it, you have a great voice and it had to come from somewhere. I cant exaggerate enough how much i thank you for the responses. Consider me a customer, im going to order it tonight. I still look forward to at least one private lesson once im in Seattle, depends on how my bank account is looking by that time. The move is going to cost enough. Thank you so much. Have great day!

[@jaysonpri1666]

Alright, will do. Thank you Robert, take it easy man.

[@sandrarr5434]

Hi there Robert how would you help a mature person with their vocals when they haven't been in the Habit of singing everyday? 50+

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You're so funny Robert. I love your personality lol. I just discovered the forum and this channel and I am loving all the information!

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[@guitarforfree]

second time was A to A , haha.

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cool

[@philipgoetz8681]

At 5:23 I'm thinking it's a tragedy that Robert was born after the age of disco.

[@Thevocaliststudio]

Actually, that is not true. I had several orbits around the sun before the Disco movement hit the scene. I'm happy to see you enjoyed the video. To learn more about our online courses for singers, go here: www.thevocaliststudio.com/storefront. Thanks. Coach Robert

[@martinhinchcliffe1393]

fantastic dude, i can't sing for shit but watching this ...i still can't...... but am sounding better nice one

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DAMN

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[@lungfixer]

LOL - true, very true.

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Is that mick jagger?

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[@ikoikopangit6971]

i like the part when we all go to the Boom Boom!

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***** great idea my friend. Lets Go Get Boomy!

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AWESOME lesson thanks. I will buy your program when I can. I have been in bands for a long time "mainly as a guitar player but I sang too" and I know your lessons I would learn a lot from. Theres some voice lessons on youtube that arent nearly as good as yours. I know a lot of methods but not from proper training and your lessons will help me with that :-). And I never sang anything in my range either so recently just doing that has opened up my world bigtime.

[@therealforestelf]

/applause THIS EXERCISE IS THE SHIT (excuse my language). thank you for sharing this sick idea! alternate techniques for alternative people ;)