The Onset of Sound: How to Start Your Singing Tone

[@VocalSplendorStudios]

You are such a great teacher! You have a real gift for teaching technical information in a way that is accessible to everyone.

[@singwisevocals]

Thank you, Valerie. That's very kind of you.

[@parkerchace]

Breakthrough!!! Thanks for another exciting, practical, and informational yet digestible video!! All the exercises and explanations are easy to follow yet explain and help so much

[@krystledawne]

Your demonstrations and explanations have been very helpful lately. Thank you! Just that little hook visualization was a big breakthrough for me! Quick tweaks like that are so helpful.

[@singwisevocals]

Thanks for your encouraging comment and feedback. I'm glad these videos are helpful.

[@VibewithLeeLuu]

This video explains so much. Thank you kindly

[@salamandah69]

Thank you! Very insightful. I have a hard onset in my speech. This is very eye-opening

[@singwisevocals]

I'm so glad to hear this! Let me know if I can help in any way.

[@wooyulan]

Thanks for this lesson Karyn, great demonstrations! Lin😊

[@singwisevocals]

You're welcome, Linda!

[@elizabethdoherty928]

I have been looking for an explanation of this for nearly a year...thank you :-)

[@hectorlopez196]

Very clear explanation and demonstration. Very useful. Thank you!

[@singwisevocals]

You're most welcome. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.

[@cyomara89]

A new lesson- yay! Many thanks as always, Karyn. I know someone who talks about how thinking of the tone/breath as an inhale can naturally set up the onset- as someone who's talked about 'inalare la voce' before, do you agree with this? It does seem to kinda facilitate that sweet attack organically, from what i can tell.

[@allegraporrino1309]

Hello! I have a singing question if that's all right. Whenever I sing I get this itchiness right at the top of my throat that sometimes continues after and turns into soreness. Do I need to be more hydrated or am I using too much air? Or am I just straining lol. It's only the top of my throat there's never any soreness anywhere else. Thank you! P.S. I really love your blog and your videos. You're my favorite online vocal coach by farrrr

[@VictorKholod]

You're fantastic 💗💗

[@DeathtotheAshes]

Question, for someone who tends to crunch the onset, sound it help to interrupt inhalation with sound versus waiting for the inhale-pause-then sing? I’ve noticed when I interrupt inhalation with sounds, I trick myself without giving myself a change to “build up” a crunch/or hard attack. I don’t know if this is the proper way or if it’s more useful to be able to start the balanced attack both ways versus “tricking” myself into it.

[@theguyfromberlin]

very good. thank you.

[@MustacheVerra]

Thank you.

[@singwisevocals]

You're most welcome!

[@watergraffiti]

Thank you. Fantastic. Are you a singer? Do you have a youtube channel?

[@BarrettTagliarino]

My browser history tells me I've watched this video at least 7 times. That's meaningful. There's a lot here.

[@alexmcgourty6763]

hi karyn, do you suggest reading the structure of singing? thanks!

[@joninehritamusic]

It's a bit of a dry read but a super useful resource for vocalists that I often come back to when I'm working on something in particular or a student has a certain need.

[@miguelsaravia6957]

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