Sing High Notes Like a PRO: Understand Vocal Resonance & STOP Straining

🎶✨ Discover the secret to hitting those elusive high notes without the strain! Join Angie as she demystifies the concept of vocal placement and teaches you how to access your full range with ease. Say goodbye to the frustration and hello to soaring vocals! Don't forget to subscribe for transformative content that could elevate your singing to new heights!
👩‍🎤 What You'll Learn
High Note Myths:
Learn why you've been thinking about high notes all wrong and how to correct your approach.
Effortless Technique:
Angie shows you how to let your voice roll back and forth for natural high notes.
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Protect your voice while expanding your range with these vocal health strategies.
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Expert Insights: Gain knowledge from Angie's extensive experience in coaching and vocal training.
Practical Exercises: Angie provides exercises that you can do in minutes to feel the difference.
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[@petermarolakos3505]

Wow! You are the first person who’s ever said this other than my former voice teacher (God rest his soul). He helped me so much and saved my voice. I don’t understand how no other voice teacher (well, the ones I came across) knows this. Whenever I listen to great singers they all use this technique. I definitely subscribed. Thanks 👍🏻

[@AngiesVocals]

Wow. So glad you loved it and found us. Yes - seems crazy right? 😊🎶🎤

[@maanusharma4276]

That makes a lot of sense.... I'm so amazed... thank you ❤❤

[@AngiesVocals]

So glad you found it helpful. A

[@LikeSeeds]

Best advice! Never thought about this but it changes a lot in your voice. Thank you so much! ❤️

[@AngiesVocals]

So great to hear!! 😊

[@mowsamraee-qz1on]

everytime you said soft palate you got me. 👍

[@AngiesVocals]

It's so good!

[@jorisexner8458]

She is absolutely right. Not a big fan of the Tik Tok like production of this video with the memes and stuff, but the message brought across here is straight to the point and well said.

[@AngiesVocals]

Glad you like it. Thanks

[@Louis1996_1]

This video changed my life!!! I finally understood why I couldn’t get those high notes! So many thanks!!!

[@AngiesVocals]

Do glad to hear this!! Thankyou for your comment. Amazing isn’t it!! 🎶

[@SebaBuenoHaceMusiquitaJijiji]

Now you can?? Come on, make a before and after videooo

[@winson7301]

Thanks for your inspiration 👍

[@SuperJordanprice]

What?! I’ve always been someone who goes by feel and lost it a while back cause someone gave me some bad advice and I didn’t know what to do with it cause I wasn’t trained. Over time I got such horrible habits It caused me to strain so much and I lost my voice. Which is not good cause singing is my job hahaha. I’ve been slowly gaining back my voice but was missing something really important. I couldn’t get “into the mask” at all without straining cause I was trying to go up. This is what I needed! This is making it easy to hit the high notes again and got my falsetto back. Thank you!

[@AngiesVocals]

Wow. Jordan. So great to hear that. I hear this a lot from singers. Let me know how you go and hit us up if you need some fast track 1on1 sessions.

[@SuperJordanprice]

@@AngiesVocals So I’ve watched this video at least 8 times, along with all your other videos, and finally had another breakthrough. Still haven’t found anyone who explains it this way which is helping me so much. I’m going to buy the master your voice series and when I get more comfortable will definitely be reaching out for some 1on1 lessons. Thank you!

[@AngiesVocals]

@@SuperJordanprice Oh that's great news!! so happy to hear that - let me know how you go!!

[@user-wo4is8qw7l]

This is fantastic Angie!!! Very helpful indeed!! I never thought about placement in that way before.

[@AngiesVocals]

Love that. It really is a game changer for most people. 😊

[@aquariusstar7248]

I finally figured this out yesterday on a chorus of a song. I pushed the high notes to the roof of my mouth. I was wondering how to apply this on all songs! So glad I found you ❤️ 🎉

[@AngiesVocals]

Fantastic!! When you start looking for notes in a new direction things start popping in and clicking. So good.

[@mariewilson345]

So true! Never knew this until I started working with a vocal coach, and it is a huge game changer! Love the video :)

[@AngiesVocals]

Great to hear!! Thanks so much. 😊🎶

[@maazsaleem4668]

OH MY GOD. In my two years of trying to be a self taught singers, I always kept of straining and now I know why.You are God sent thank you 😭❤️

[@AngiesVocals]

Pleasure. So happy to hear you love it and it’s so helpful. 😊🎉

[@pedroflor9456]

Amazing!!!! Thank you Angie, never was so clear as this... Thank you

[@AngiesVocals]

Pleasure!!

[@krisv6166]

This blew my mind and indeed was a game changer! I used to "drop" off coming on a downward siren and there was a huge resonance quality change... The image of the sound rolling back and forward solved the issue! Since I watched this I keep waking up every day nervous and checking if my voice is still there - as it worked like magic and I still hardly can believe how such a simple explanation could have made such a big difference! Thank you Angie!!!!

[@AngiesVocals]

Kris this is fantastic! So excited you have found such a big breakthrough!! So excited!! Enjoy. 🎶🎤

[@NellyChunchukova]

I just love your video ☺️ can you make a video for falsetto and whistle placement, how the air is moving? ❤️

[@AngiesVocals]

Thank you for your comment. We can pop it in for the be t round of filming. 😊

[@ls62qe]

Life changing advice!!! Thank you so much

[@AngiesVocals]

Happy to help :)

[@projektaprikot]

This is a great explanation of placement. I’ve been working with a teacher and I came across this vid while looking for some supplemental info. The “rolling” concept helped it click. Thanks!

[@AngiesVocals]

So great to hear that. Love that. 😊🎶

[@mjlim2378]

I like ur lecture style, it's very natural! I learned a lot from here compared to other longer videos. Thank u!

[@AngiesVocals]

Pleasure. Thankyou. 🎶😊

[@GroovyInclinations]

Wow, the timeliness that I saw this. Thank you. ❤

[@AngiesVocals]

Love that!

[@superninja628]

Awesome video!! thank you so much

[@AngiesVocals]

Glad you found it helpful! 👍🎶

[@JesseJenkinsNz]

honestly am blown away by how simple u got this point across , thank u for sharing your knowledge

[@AngiesVocals]

So great to hear that it has helped you. Singing really is counter-intuitive and I have found if we understand the why it does bring quicker breakthrough.. 🎤🎶

[@Mr_Calico]

I love this, this lesson genuinely helped me a lot, thank you! ❤

[@AngiesVocals]

So good to hear! Thankyou for letting me know. 🎶

[@AmandaSnoise]

This is awesome advice!! I just realized recently when watching a video of myself singing that I was going to have to act to make it interesting, just like you said 😆

[@AngiesVocals]

Love that. 😊

[@johnnyboy3327]

lately I started thinking about going back ( instead of forward) so your video makes so much sense. I just subscribed...looking forward to watching more

[@AngiesVocals]

Love that. Welcome to our channel. 😊

[@michaelbrumfield5544]

This is the best explanation I have heard. I have since experimented with it and it absolutely made a difference. Thank you!

[@AngiesVocals]

So great to hear that Michael!! Love that. Pleasure. 😊🎤

[@13RafaEl777]

Genius. Thank you. 😄✨️

[@AngiesVocals]

Pleasure!! So glad it was helpful.

[@sirisanish5958]

This is amazing!

[@AngiesVocals]

So glad you love it!! 🎉🎶

[@rubenchannel8237]

This is awesome. Thank you

[@AngiesVocals]

Pleasure. Glad it was helpful. 🎶😊

[@yonelametuse9338]

OMGG!! This is a game changer, THANK YOUU!!

[@AngiesVocals]

Pleasure!! So excited you love it.

[@adjudantloic]

Thank you!! A real teacher

[@AngiesVocals]

Pleasure :)) 🎶🎤

[@JFulde]

Thanks a lot! Testing those few minutes brought me one step further on the road

[@AngiesVocals]

Love that! Thanks for letting me know.

[@Motherlamia]

thank you for your nobility. You are a gift to us all, and Its obvious your heart is in the right place unlike so many vocal coaches online. Keep going!

[@AngiesVocals]

Thankyou very much for your comment. So glad your kindness.

[@creativitywithspirituality9184]

Omg omg omg! Thnk u thnk u thnk u! Have spent my whole life struggling with that n all techniques I tried failed. N here I have the solution!!! Thnks from the bottom of my heart! ❤

[@AngiesVocals]

Wow!!! So excited to hear that!! 🎉🎉

[@bongimus]

Useful explanation, thanks

[@AngiesVocals]

Thankyou. Glad it helped you.

[@angelforyou1777]

Amazing!

[@AngiesVocals]

Thanks! 😊

[@luisotnez]

A powerfull lesson! Tks a lot!!!

[@AngiesVocals]

Good to hear you found it helpful. 😊🎶

[@cciv6100]

Forever changed with this info. So much easier. Thank you 🎉❤

[@AngiesVocals]

Wow! So happy to hear that. 😊🎤

[@tambourinh]

Really wow, thank you so much.. this helped me instantly.. I was struggling so long with this, to properly understad it.. now i feel like i finally know how i can properly and relaxed play the different registers.. Helped not only for high notes, but for my whole voice actually, if i imply over time i feel like my fucked up singing will be fixed though

[@AngiesVocals]

So great to hear it’s helped your whole range. Well done!! 😊🎶

[@harishsakthi8019]

This helped me a lot!

[@AngiesVocals]

Love that!! Thankyou for letting me know. 🎤🎶

[@user-ti7wr2gl9l]

Thanks you,❤❤❤

[@AngiesVocals]

Pleasure. Glad you loved it! 😊🎶🎤

[@siegfriedwifling907]

Thank you very very much for this knowledge and sharing it.. I’m a trumpet player and I’m orientated very much on singing. Now I understand why. Falsetto works like it does. Thank you very much…

[@AngiesVocals]

Thankyou for your comment.. Sooo happy to hear you found it so helpful. 😊🎶

[@Dmarieyeeebb]

Oooooohhh you are helpful thank you

[@AngiesVocals]

So glad you like it. 😊🎶

[@dannyvn2010]

Why nobody honors her a medal??? She nailed the technique perfectly. Many thanks

[@AngiesVocals]

Udo tried!!

[@singingmatterscalder]

Great video and great explanation. I also believe that the pulling faces thing comes from trying to control everything. Making sure it’s placed right. It makes singing effortless , the only thing that’s hard is controlling the pressure and excessive force and sometimes that makes us pull faces too!

[@AngiesVocals]

Great comment. Thanks

[@cinderfury6409]

Amazing. This is great advice!! I am new to singing, and as a male, i find it hard to put any power in higher notes in my range. I started trying to think "down" when going up in scales. I will try practicing with what you teach in this video and see how it goes!

[@AngiesVocals]

Fantastic!! Let me know how you go and any questions. Takes a little while to get the hang of it but soooo worth it! 🎶🎤

[@viksney]

best lesson EVER. mind blow. thank you. you are such beauty, grace and charm.

[@AngiesVocals]

Love that!!! So glad you loved it. 😊🎶

[@miss_simran_x]

I'm halfway through the video but I tried what you did at the beginning and now I can sing low notes! Thank you so much!!!!!! ♡♡♡♡♡♡

[@AngiesVocals]

Wow that’s fantastic!! Great job! 😊

[@stephwarren155]

Really interesting - thank you.

[@AngiesVocals]

Glad you enjoyed it. 😊

[@frankgarofalo843]

Oh my gosh... you're so cute with the acting thing, and you remind me a little bit of Jane Leeves. This makes so much sense on paper. Now HOW to do it practically is the question!?

[@AngiesVocals]

Thankyou. That’s kind of you too say. 😊 soooo. Try the 3 tips video for starting to hit high notes and you can start working on some mixing exercises? Depends on where you are on your singing journey?

[@frankgarofalo843]

@@AngiesVocals Thanks! I've been singing my whole life but nothing major professionally mostly theater when I was younger but because of an accident I put all the strain and stress on my neck and throat it's very bad now but I've never really been able to hit high notes cuz I'm getting older I can see that they're there in my range it would be nice to get back to some training if it wasn't for all this tension LOL keep up the good work!

[@AngiesVocals]

You will be able to learn to hit high notes, even if you’ve always struggled to find them, and age has very little effect. It’s the placement that’s been knocked out of place… 🎶🎤

[@mokuho]

Thank you 🙏

[@AngiesVocals]

Pleasure :)

[@abiriprince]

oh my ! thank you so much ma "😚🌹❤️"

[@AngiesVocals]

Pleasure!!! So glad it helped you…

[@zezevilhora4844]

Obrigada. You are wonderful

[@AngiesVocals]

Thankyou so much.

[@1playfair]

Thank you great content

[@AngiesVocals]

Thankyou. So glad you like it.

[@SevennahAlyse]

Fabulous video, thank you. I did the fire engine up and down sound you did in the early part of the clip and with my pitch monitor app could see I went up to G5. When I've done scales previously I've only ever managed to get to D5#. Still haven't figured out yet how to actually sing a word way up there but am hoping because I managed to get there doing your exercise that one day I might be able to. The lower notes are easy for me. I'm just a beginner but know my natural range is as an alto. Thank you again for posting these great learning videos.

[@AngiesVocals]

Thanks for your comment. This is great to hear - it takes a little whilte to learn to access those higher areas - G5 is great - your voice opens up in sections from there so as you find the next resonance space you'll jump 3-4 notes at a time. it's amazing - less air and pressure to get through that next spot and try it with ooo, eee and ah to see which is your easiest one as you go higher. To start to sing up there try the gentle exercises - they will start to help you navigate those areas with words and I have found the ugly, nasally or nasty scales help unlock it quicker because that sound helps recruit the muscles you need to learn to sing up there - it's pretty amazing. So glad you are enjoying the videos

[@SevennahAlyse]

@@AngiesVocals Thank you so much for your reply. I will have to get seriously stuck into your exercises! I've discovered while practicing singing Yesterday Once More (Carpenters) that I'm now often hitting some F4# notes at both F4# & F5# within the same word and I have no idea how this is happening? It's also happening with a lot of the B3 notes, the pitch monitor tells me I'm also hitting B4. My voice seems to waver between the two notes that are an octave apart, is this normal when you are a beginner? Thank You.

[@kellyb.artistry]

This has completely clicked and changed things for me! I have a really strong chest voice but as soon as I go into head voice. (Always pictured the sound moving up) i had no strength in my voice. Your video and the visualization of the voice going back then forward has unlocked my voice. Thanks so much ❤

[@AngiesVocals]

Wow!! So happy to hear that. My pleasure. 😊🎤

[@Lallalli99]

I have the exact opposit problem i cant even sing properly without straining in my chest voice. How did you develop your chest voice?

[@AngiesVocals]

@@Lallalli99 hey :) thanks for your question. I’ve got a video on how to strengthen your chest voice. It is a common problem with great tools that are quite effective. Let me know how you go.

[@Gangstar41145]

I find when I'm super relaxed I can hit high notes a whole lot easier than when I try to force it.

[@AngiesVocals]

Yes that’s great.

[@lumiritubo5229]

This is certainly a game changer!!!!!

[@AngiesVocals]

So glad you found it helpful!! It sounds like is!! 🎶🎤

[@joewhitcombe1365]

Really helpful

[@AngiesVocals]

That’s great to hear.

[@Jazman342]

1am so I've got to wait till tomorrow to try this but it sounds good. Thanks.

[@AngiesVocals]

Great. Let me know how you go. A

[@flyingfig12]

Wow!!

[@AngiesVocals]

Right?? 🎉🎉

[@hhgkjg91]

Kaboom 💥 subscription 🤙🏼

[@AngiesVocals]

Thanks. Love that..

[@Then_whatnow_]

Thank You

[@AngiesVocals]

Pleasure. 😊

[@Then_whatnow_]

@@AngiesVocals I always struggle when I sing High notes especially when I have the mic , I Feel Nervous because of lack of knowledge but thanks to you and this video I now learn and understand how to sing In High notes....That singing High notes is not pushing but rolling in inside the Soft Palate....Again Thank You❤️

[@AngiesVocals]

@@Then_whatnow_ that’s great news!! So glad to hear it’s helping you!! More too come.

[@user-kv9ph7ux1z]

So nice

[@AngiesVocals]

Thank you.

[@carlosj1748]

Beautifull

[@AngiesVocals]

Thankyou. 😀

[@ujjawalsingh8032]

This was awesome . How to connect for a vocal lesson ??

[@AngiesVocals]

Hey :) glad you loved it. Email us at [e-mail]

[@DanteS-119]

I think you just changed my life.

[@AngiesVocals]

Wow!! Love that!! Game changer right? 😀🎵

[@franzliszt4433]

Is this how to go into head voice or is it an extension of chest. I am a bass and have trouble sounding decent above a G3. What should I think as im going up to and past G3 with this method?

[@AngiesVocals]

Hi there. So this is mixing - mixing is a steady incremental adjustment of air and muscle between head and chest voice as 1 instrument - the goal is to balance the chest and head out so it can start to learn to work together - so we need to reduce the volume initially in chest while it's learning to work with head as 1 instrument.

[@FitJourney_JC]

I’ve got a heavier baritone singing voice. I can hit up to D5/E5 in falsetto but usually can’t sustain full voice above E4 very well, if at all. I know I can sing these higher notes in falsetto, but all I want is to hit those G4’s and A4’s with a full sound.

[@AngiesVocals]

So biologically you have at least another octave of strong mix voice above your D/E4 - do when we talk about a mixed voice it means you can sing with no restrictions in a powerful voice up to your E/F5 - at the moment you are using mostly chest - (I did the same for the first 35 years of my life) so I know it’s possible personally!! So exciting… it’s not logical so most people can’t get free without a coach/guide but all these tips are designed to start getting you looking in the right place. 🎶 it’s mind blowing! And easier than you think. 🎶

[@FitJourney_JC]

@@AngiesVocals I’ve just tried for years and haven’t accessed a strong and simultaneously easeful sound in that upper part of my range. My falsetto is pretty strong from F4-D5 though. Some coaches say it comes from building the falsetto/head voice and some say otherwise. I just want to gain those notes on top without hurting my voice

[@AngiesVocals]

Ok yes. So you can find it a few different ways but most people that are strong chest singers (like I was) can’t get breakthrough from this point without a coach. You need a guide. I find people need at least 10 lessons with a coach before they can start to find it themselves and then it takes 6-12 months before you can live there. But once you’ve got it you have it for life.

[@CharlieQlover-cx5nx]

Why am too late to follow up this channel u amazing madam💥💥💥

[@AngiesVocals]

Thankyou!! Glad you love it! 😊🎶🎤🎤

[@vitaliscarey]

I learnt to train my voice by intensively studying and mimicking Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston most of the time... This tutorial was really easy on the go

[@AngiesVocals]

Thankyou. Mimicking is such an amazing tool. Well done.

[@tinkerbellbetty]

Brst vid ive seem . The images are great

[@AngiesVocals]

So glad you love it. 🎶👍

[@mijalheinrich4331]

I'll try, if I get higher this way, but I guess, I already do this. But it does'nt really help, if you have a naturally deep voice and try to create a belting sound on your highest notes, which are for a mezzo comfortable and therefore easy to belt. But for me it is almost impossible to sing it without pressure, not because it is high, but because of the special quality of the sound. I hope, my explanation did'nt sound to weard. My english is not that good.

[@AngiesVocals]

Thankyou for your comment. These might apply more to the higher register if you are finding belting easier. ?

[@ailishbethd4033]

Thank you. I have problems with that twang thing. I'm older now and I'm wondering if it is an age thing. Been singing all my life with a powerful voice, then did 7 years of classical training as a soprano. Now back to jazz and I'm noticing the problems I'm having re-adapting. I noticed you didn't sing very high in this demonstration. I was able to do that, but it's usually when I sing above my break I get problems. I can never get a smooth transition and note tends to thin out a bit (too classical sounding). Do you know what I mean?

[@AngiesVocals]

Thanks for your comment. Yes often when people switch from classical back it can be quite an adjustment. There’s a few things going on there learning to transition. I normally like my clients to be able to mix through to D6 for woman and D-E5 for men - might need some individual feedback for this one. It’s a placement and resonance thing.

[@ailishbethd4033]

@@AngiesVocals thank you for your answer. D6 seems awfully high. I would normally take that in head voice.

[@AngiesVocals]

@@ailishbethd4033 it’s just mastery over all the bridges/range for freedom - sooo fun!! And easier than you think,

[@AmberShockley]

I don't understand any of this at all, and I've never understood when anyone talks about feeling where a note is coming from, including "head," "chest," "throat," "mask," "up," "forward" etc or "sending" a sound or note "out". This completely baffles me, and I wonder if this is because I'm on the autism spectrum. In any case, it's so frustrating because obviously others are feeling it, understanding, and getting help, but I'm not at all.

[@AngiesVocals]

Hi Amber. Thankyou for your comment. Mist people don’t feel it initially and some for a while. It’s quite common initially. Some people never feel it. In that case starting with exercises that are directing the notes and muscles is the best next step. If you are finding you aren’t getting breakthrough then get some lessons - a coach is a game changer. I find you need at least 10-12 regular lessons before you start to feel like you are getting it. I’ve got alit of students who got great breakthrough and felt like nothing was working before. A

[@AmberShockley]

@@AngiesVocals Thank you so much for this reassurance!

[@justinpaquette224]

I feel the lower chest voice buzzing at my lips, then as I go up I feel it go back, but then at the very top of my range it does feel like it goes up

[@AngiesVocals]

It may feel that way in the higher ranges. It’s all about whether it stays connected.

[@user-qq1fh1zk1k]

nice teaching 3:27 😌

[@AngiesVocals]

Thanks :) 😊

[@ezekiel11322]

gosh man..

[@miklosonofer6124]

The lower high notes should be forward and the higher high notes should be in the soft pallet or it doesn't matter, roll up everytime when it's hard for me to sing?

[@AngiesVocals]

Hi. So everyone feels it a little differently - some people feel it all in the soft palette and back of throat others feel it forward and back - i think the big thing is to not be thinking up and down. Your voice knows where it wants to go so when you start to let it lead you it unlocks and shows you the way. Also dropping the back of the tongue can really open up the higher notes also.

[@miklosonofer6124]

@@AngiesVocals thank you for your answer

[@damarisfuenteslorenzo]

I get back but when going forward, I place the voice over the nose and it gets that "nose" sound. I don't know how to move it to the mouth direction... Or perhaps i'm doing it right taking it to the nose...

[@AngiesVocals]

Yes so initially bringing it into the nose helps with learning how it should feel. The next step is to reduce the nasal sound without changing the placement. 👍

[@Odishan_sangeet_acedemy]

Can i take classes from you...? is it possible am a music student from india (odisha jagannath dham) please replay

[@AngiesVocals]

Hi. Yes. Just click the linktree link in my bio you can book me!!

[@DienPhillips]

3:27 💀

[@AnnetteHollander]

But can you apply that to operatic high notes with no tricks?

[@AngiesVocals]

yes you can!!

[@cicada05]

“Head voice” definition makes us fool when thinking the placement of thr note I think, in that case…

[@AngiesVocals]

So true!!

[@francomonteroofficial]

Necesito entrar en este proyecto pero debe de ser en español content spanish

[@AngiesVocals]

Hi there. Thank you for your message. I don't speak spanish but will have a look at what we can do.

[@veronicagorosito187]

So basically it's not that thenotes in the cords are going up or down, but the sensation we have in our head regarding the frequency? If I start lower to upper range, then the feeling is from forward to back of my mouth, and then up? And viceversa? I never sang propperly, I just play instruments but I know I can sing, just I don't have the right techniques and suffer from severe debilitating anxiety disorder (can't breath and stay in good posture ever).

[@AngiesVocals]

Yes the sensation moves as we move to lower and higher registers. There is generally 2-3 sensations going on at one time but as you go higher generally it feels like it’s going forward and backward at the same time. Sorry to hear about your anxiety challenges.

[@veronicagorosito187]

@@AngiesVocals I'm slowly learning to hit my higher note, while feeling it effortless, thanks to your other video ''3 Tips for hitting the high notes'', now I feel the ''rolling back'' sensation instead of reaching high! It's between an F#5 / G5, but sometimes I hit an A5 for a second and it disappears, but I understand that with practice, I'll be able to send less air and hit that A5 and stay there doing vibrato (but I still don't know how to do vibrato haha). I'm subscribing! You're an excellent teacher Angie 💖

[@taylorMFilms]

Um… what? ….. er…. Well this just blew my mind

[@AngiesVocals]

Amazing huh!!

[@Louis.B224]

She's very cute❤

[@AngiesVocals]

😂💃

[@HORNGEN4]

Sorry, still super abstract for me. Like aren't there specific muscles controlling resonance? What are they and exactly what do I do with them? I don't feel "resonance" at all whether I'm singing high or low. Like what should I do with my tongue? What should I do with my larnyx? I have no problem connecting vocal ranges seamlessly with a generic vowel sound, but changing vowel sounds are impossible in the mixed and upper ranges without serious sacrifice to tonal quality.

[@AngiesVocals]

Most people don't necessarily feel resonance when they sing - you will get familiar with it as you explore your spaces more - it sounds like you are stuck on doing vowel exercises and need to transition to singing lyrics and sections of songs - ugly singing helps with this - some people never 'feel' the resonance - resonance is a space where the sound travels in - the muscles are related to the throat and other areas which that can effect the quality of the sound and resonance. The tongue and larynx positioning is different depending on what area of your voice you are developing - this is not the kind of thing that can be guided for you specifically from a general video - It sounds like you might need to look at getting some 1 on1 coaching to help you through these areas of your voice. You've got some great questions.

[@HORNGEN4]

@@AngiesVocals thanks I appreciate reply. I have worked on songs a bunch, but find technique work doesn't really translate to them much. I've looked into coaching but it is way, way too expensive for me. I've had cheaper lawyers

[@rolandodeleon3313]

How does a male sing high without doing falsetto?

[@AngiesVocals]

It’s through using a mix voice. An incremental mix of your chest and head voice. Very powerful but most people have to learn how to do it.

[@tehatte]

I’m a baritone and I can hit G4 using chest voice. I know how to use head voice and mix voice too but to be honest, no matter how much I’ve tried the head or mix voice could only help me get to A4 at most. I don’t know if formal training could ever help me reach B4 without using falsetto.

[@AngiesVocals]

It totally can!!! Everyone can mix through their whole range it is all about air/muscle balance.. slot of strong chest people need a coach to get them through - worth it!! 🎶🎶💃

[@tehatte]

@@AngiesVocals I’ll pay big bucks if anyone has methods/exercises that I can follow and eventually can hit B4 consistently. I’m obsessed with B4 because I love many of Bocelli’s songs in which he hit the B4’s so powerfully. And I know, because he’s a tenor.

[@richardhunt809]

I didn’t understand a word of this

[@AngiesVocals]

Hi Richard. That’s quite normal for a lot of people. You might find some of the foundational videos a good start or our course that has 8 modules - with lots of resources, info sheets and warmups.

[@ijansk]

I can't sing and nothing can be done to my voice.

[@AngiesVocals]

Sorry you feel that way. I do understand it can be quite frustrating learning to sing. Don’t give up. 🎶