How To Sing Better I Mouth Positioning for Singers | Robert Lunte I The Vocalist Studio

[@Thevocaliststudio]

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[@egg899]

This guy is a mixture of Jack Black and Rober Downey jr. lol.

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[@DenisMorissetteJFK]

The horizontal embouchure is the way to go! It instantly improved my singing. Much fewer out of tune notes. Thank you so much! It also gives me a different voice.

[@DenisMorissetteJFK]

Robert Lunte I’ll take a look.

[@sicario91]

Great explanation of one of the most important techniques.

[@Thevocaliststudio]

Glad it was helpful! This is all explained and taught with demonstrations in my online courses. Thanks for posting. www.TheVocalistStudio.com

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Excellent advice. It's also a configuration that you need to get comfortable with menally and physically because it can feel a little unnatural at first, but so important.

[@mokuho]

Thanks...the embouchure like a bite, horizontally, great lesson!!!

[@tryhitmecs9699]

this guy is so awesome... wish i could have personal singing lessons from him.

[@NamiBurger]

Whoa. When i tried keeping a horizontal embouchure, i noticed my voice seemed to flow better and it sounded warmer! :D

[@moggiee1]

Great advice. Excellent video. Many thanks, Robert

[@afy_jb]

Just out of curiosity. Isn't the horizontal embouchure a LOT more likely to make singers "spread" their vowels and strain even more?

[@afy_jb]

***** Ok. I was just wondering because my vocal coach encourages a narrow embouchure when I sing because I strain a lot more in the wider variation

[@marianperez96]

thank u!!! this is so important in singing!!

[@gillyhoang1341]

Hello. thank you for the video. I was wondering do you have to change your embouchure depending on the pitch?

[@likhayallar540]

Thank sir,this is what I was looking for👍

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[@cgonzt5636]

Is the tongue tip resting behind the lower teeth or above it like ready to bite the tongue? Thanks

[@Thevocaliststudio]

As the video states, pressing against the back of the bottom teeth.

[@hunterbutton935]

Is that a Shure KSM9 mic on the right? Any tips for using that specific microphone? I've been using it a lot but don't have much experience with mics.

[@TotalSinging]

Oh my - is that as "that was easy" button on the keyboard?!

[@Hope4Bochum]

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[@varakon5598]

Hi Rob. Thanks for the video! You know the big open mouth that Ken Tamplin teaches with the bright 'ping' sound in the back of the throat? That is connected with Embouchure, right? From just watching your video I would say that you don't agree with the extremely wide and open mouth that Tamplin teaches, because it's too much opening of the jaw right? Would you say that the bright 'ping' tone is the tone we want to achieve? I have noticed in some of your other videos that you have a similar tone when starting on an octave siren.

[@stephenkater9621]

Wow, What an explanation !! Thank you

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[@kiddoadz5415]

Can u teach us how to bounce the jaw in a tune like how jb does it and some other artists

[@andressegura7548]

does your product the four pillar of singing expand your range? im a beginner

[@andressegura7548]

thanks so much i will buy the student edition that comes with 3 lesson from you! but how long are the lessons?

[@TotalSinging]

Week one mantra to new students "give it some room!"

[@jimmysmith8663]

are you jack blacks brother?

[@Thevocaliststudio]

Yep.

[@usosbrutalino7646]

Example of singer who use vertical ambouchure mostly Chester bennington

[@ragnarkisten]

My personal opinion is that the embouchure should be more vertical than what you are demonstrating. Too much sideways lip-pressing causes hoarseness and negative impact on the tone.

[@Thevocaliststudio]

Minimalize movements. Narrowed vowels need to be more physically narrowed. More efficiency by making the tongue work more. Less bulky jaw movements and more tongue and internal vowel shaping is what pros do. www.TheVocalistStudio.com

[@monkeyfriend6991]

Jack Black does this in his singing movies. Did you train him? Wait, are you his brother. JK On a serious note, I see Bruno Mars doing something like this when he sings.

[@FreeGuitarLessons247]

Every good singer should do this, it's good technique