Vibrato Singing Tutorial - I BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW!

[@Victoria-Victorious]

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[@adria1018]

When I lip sync, my vibrato is beautiful; I can feel it. The moment I try to hard voice to it, I lose it. I’ll try your exercises.

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Yes, make sure that you do the exercises in my Vibrato Playlist.

[@user-hv4fx3xu6r]

I just can’t do the lip sync but I think I got the breathing ok

[@melhall6137]

Same, when I’m lip syncing I’m a pro 😂

[@judygonzalski5751]

I never knew what vibrato was until a woman at church told me I had a beautiful vibrato. I finally decided to look this up to see what it is. Now I will work on contolling it and being more relaxed more of the time. Thank you!

[@danielbarnett5764]

I just got vibrato and freaked myself out being able to do!!! I thought I would never be able to vibrato!! Glad no one else was in the house though 🙂 you are a really good teacher (funny too).

[@Cristov123]

I've been a deathcore vocalist for about 15 years, and I occasionally did clean singing. Everyone told me I had a very nice singing voice but I never really played with it much until recently. Deathcore vocals are very difficult to learn, and I thought I had a pretty excellent command over my voice until I started trying to ACTUALLY sing. I have to relearn fundamentals lol. This was a great tutorial, easy to understand and emulate. Much appreciated. I'm working on a Sleep Token cover for "Are you really okay" and their vocalist is a master with Vibrato so this is a great start.

[@LittleDream99]

I think I found it! My natural vibrato! The "voice flying away from you' image and the constant reminder not to fall into 'gunshot vibrato' really helped! Im new to singing, so for now it feels like a baby chicken I need to nourish, but hearing it for the first time was amazing. Thank you so much! :D

[@anamonterroza7313]

After a few of your videos and doing the exercises, I was finally able to control my vibrato - for the first time! I have a great sounding vibrato but could never control when I produced it. I suddenly had an Aha! moment and nearly cried. Thank you so much!! I have a lot of practice ahead of me but I at least know what control feels like and will keep replicating to master it. 😊❤

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Wonderful! Thank you for the glowing report and congratulations!

[@Peach-jr9yv]

Her voice is beautiful and its so amazing to watch her teach ❤

[@me-ox7ue]

THAT MAKES SO MUCH SENSE I always have vibrato when I am running out of breath but I can't seem to do it otherwise. With this video along with the Power to Sing videos I finally understand what vibrato really is, how it should feel, and how to get it. Thank you!

[@boy041192]

This is LITERALLY the only video on KZbin to explain the natural vibrato and fake vibrato differences. I’m guilty of doing the fake vibrato lol because that’s how I always thought to do it. But nobody explains any of this.

[@yanna6815]

I have natural vibrato but it tends to go away only when I try recording it... And I've been wondering why for years. When I was practicing after watching this video I realized, my shoulders get tense when I'm recording! I tried again while keeping in mind that relaxed feeling and it worked!! I'm so grateful for this, I've only watched a handful of your videos but they've helped me so much with breath control and now vibrato!

[@alisonlekarev2183]

It's so hard to relax when you know you're being recorded. I have the same problem.

[@serendipitysisters84]

I love your intensity and upbeat attitude!

[@jessjohnreed7964]

You deserve a raise! I've just had vibrato for the first time! I'm so tense and was so nasal and you've helped me! Remotely at that! You are truly phenomenal, do you have a Patreon? I couldn't say I have the time to attend a class, but my job allows me to hear your lessons through headphones. I do the exercises in my car in-between accounts, but you are the first person in a long time that has brought truly valuable lessons to me. Thank you, sincerely.

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Thank you so much! I'm so happy that I can help you. Rather than donate, I recommend that you get my audio program! www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/order-victorias-victorious-vocal-exercise-program/ However, if you would like to support the channel, you can donate at: paypal.me/VictoriaVocal?locale.x=en_US

[@yulian7435]

If I may add a little thing of mine (for others still struggling despite these wonderful tips in this video) i discovered while achieving a nice controlled vibrato: It's to : A) start with a metronome and think vibrato as bi tonal A B A B A B and increase speed to at least 130 (150 ideally). It's to train the "muscles" to that movement and get some flexibility. B) to stop thinking about "bitonal" vibrato and more of a main note to hold and a "shadow" note . Visualize mentally a rubber band (that helped me). Music theory and solfege days are too far for me to remember (lol )but I think the vibrato is like less than a half tone if i'm not mistaken or maybe it's half tone idk xD. But thinking that way helped achieve a more natural vibrato, more controlled and stable not sounding like a two tones alamr siren (pi po pi po pi po) And obviously all the standard tips for singing: relax, phrasing etc. Songs to train: all the songs from the great american songbooks. "Somewhere over the rainbow", the autumn leaves, as time goes by. (slightly) Excessive use of vibratos back then, but perfect opportunity to train it and enjoy your journey to getting the vibrato :D PS: i love your expression "stuck in straight tone" I laughed so much you really made my day XD

[@mayliezyl3656]

I'm really grateful I accidentally encounter your channel. I've been watching a lot of vocal exercises and advices from different coaches here in KZbin for years now but I'm still stuck. Fortunately, I found yours and you gave me a different perspective of vocals and not just doing random exercises and said to magically upgrade your voice. Your videos are fun and informative, I always enjoy watching your videos. Though I still have a long way to go but I can see some improvements in my vocals thanks to "Victoria's, Victorious Vocal Tips" (I always go along with these lines every time I watched your videos😅)

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Awww, that is so sweet of you to post this. I am very happy that my videos can help you so much!

[@JerryAndJulieMusic]

Two things that I discovered while learning vibrato (from you of course 😉) I had to record myself and listen for it, using my phones voice recorder app. When I got in my head during a song, I simply walked from my kitchen to my living room while singing. This helped me get out of my own way. Once I accomplished learning how to hear my vibrato and releasing the tension by walking to get out of my way, I was able to get better and better. Now I can stand and sing normally. It wasn't an easy task. I listened to many hours of lessons from many different teachers. When I stumbled across your page. The video of you explaining how to do sirens and sounding like a ghost 👻 that's when it all came together ❤ Thanks Victoria for such a fantastic 📹

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Great! I love this! By the way, I have a group class for members of my VVVEP (audio program) on Jan 22. If you are a member, you can perform. Otherwise, general participation is open to the public. www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/group-classes/

[@JerryAndJulieMusic]

@@Victoria-Victorious Thanks 😊 I will check it out and see if my schedule permits❤

[@janmeyer1710]

Thanks to your video I got the point how to sing the "real" vibrato (it still needs quite a lot of practicing especially with certain notes and syllables but I think I understood the essentials). Thank you for the good explanation & exercises!

[@foxitoxal]

This is the BEST tips I’ve ever done, I’ve listened to your playlists and it’s helped me so much!

[@nateericsson3740]

Personally, I think ur the best instructor if not one of the best on the matter of singing, that I've come across. I can really understand whatever concept you're presenting. You're speaking my language, so to speak.

[@theinternetghost331]

My vibrato has a mind of it's own, I'll definitely be practicing. Overall this video has added to my understanding about vibrato in general. Thanks again ma'am

[@Victoria-Victorious]

You are welcome. I even have an exercise in honor of your KZbin name in one of my other videos on vibrato!

[@JordanPringle]

I really think you are the best and even funniest vocal coach ever.. you keep bringing us content. We love you me and my friends

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Awww, Jordan, that is so kind of you to post! I am so happy that you enjoy my videos.

[@theelysium1597]

Hey, thank you very much! Your description of "relaxing the voice" to get into the vibrato really made something click in my head. Really helpful!

[@hardlyoswald]

this was so so helpful, i've always had a good musical ear and a good voice but i've been doing vibrato the wrong way all along! thank you for your clear explanations of everything, this will definitely help me sound better singing the songs i write :)

[@prairiesunflower]

Nice, got a bit of vibrato going. I shall practice

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Keep up the practice! You've got it!

[@ma-kugan4998]

Thank you very much! It's a wow coaching! My vibrato went a further mile after watch and carefully mimicking from your coaching. Loving it more than yesterday.

[@lesliegerstenkorn]

Just what I needed. Your instruction is always so good.

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Elodie830]

I just ❤ you. Vibrato is elusive for me. I’ve been praying for a beautiful voice since I was s kid now I’m 70. By praying I mean litterally asking ‘please let me open my mouth when it counts, in front of and with other people or when I just want to sing out loud’ but I wonder if my anatomy isn’t built the way it needs to be when I don’t sing with vibrato with ease. I can get it sometimes. I appreciate your mention of lightening up. I sang acoustic bluegrass for many years & belted to be heard over the loud instruments like banjo. I’ve taken voice lessons countless times since the age of 15. I always quit because I give up. I think you are correct when you say alot of it is mental. I will keep praying and trying and thank you for these lessons ..now I couldn’t afford to pay an instructor. Im in choir rehearsals right now it’s only for 6 weeks. There are many trained voices in choir. They’re phenomenal. Maybe one of your videos you would sing a popular song not classical or operatic. yourvoice is flawless. I just wonder if you ever sing popular songs from any era. I’d love to hear you. I tried to sing a few patsy cline songs. I couldn’t do them any Justice because of the elusive vibrato.

[@Victoria-Victorious]

I am happy that you love my videos! I usually demonstrate in different styles. You must have missed the playlist of my performances ranging from Classical to Pop! PLAYLIST: Victoria Rapanan Performances kzbin.info/aero/PLaWjWxiTysDD8_U973JaMd2X4rbGueEA7

[@MicahLowther]

I'm here after someone telling me my vibrato is a fake vibrato, years ago my voice teacher complimented my vibrato so i have years of this "fake" vibrato, even with these exercises im finding it hard to understand and change. This is all cause i was asking someone what the difference between "spin" and "vibrato" is, im in choir for the first time in university, im an okay singer, but i took pride in my vibrato only to find out i dont know how to sing with vibrato in the first place

[@JeffreyJayA]

I can’t tell You how much your videos help me. I’ve tried being coach before. It’s so frustrating because I KNOW it’s there! Your words keep giving me “AHA!” Moments one after another. It’s actually therapeutic! Thank you!

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Thank you for such a nice post! Happy to help!

[@simplecatslife6979]

At last, I have found you today. I'm longing to see a very good singing coach on youtube. I can't afford expensive voice or singing lessons in the Philippines since life is a bit of a struggle since the Pandemic. You really got that zest and enthusiasm in teaching. I'm almost glued at my seat watching videos to other videos within an hour. Thanks a lot for your very informative videos, mam Victoria. Keep up the good work. More blessings to you. Mabuhay po kayo.

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Salamat! I am so happy that I can help you!

[@simplecatslife6979]

@@Victoria-Victorious Maraming salamat din po coach Victoria for taking time to reply. God bless.

[@rom2865]

Your channel is one of the channels that I always trust and go to when I want to know about vocal stuff. Very informative and straight to the point. YOU'RE AMAZING! ❤❤

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Thank you so much, Rom!

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Evenness of vibrato in a powerful full voice never comes easy for me. I tend to sing on the thick side naturally.

[@lmperfection]

This is the only explanation that has helped me understand vibrato. I can finally hear it in my voice! Thank you!!!! ❤

[@mradaChris]

I wanted to add that with some singers do vibrato by moving their jaws! I love Whitney Houston but she did that all the time and all I think of is the tension she caused in her jaw.

[@petittprince]

BRILLIANT TIPS!!! This is exactly what was happening to me... tension all over my body, especially abdominals! Thank you for sharing :)

[@roberthughes7268]

Another fantastic video with a wealth of knowledge. Very professionally done with your personal style. Love it.

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Glad you enjoy my videos, Robert!

[@justaflare2912]

YO WTF I CAN DO THIS IN JUST MINUTES, THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@SunnyIlha]

Wow, I rewatch this episode all the time.

[@Zzza8]

So excited to have discovered your channel. I've been trying to develop vibrato for over a decade (seriously) with no success-- it has been pretty depressing. Looking forward to working on your exercises and seeing what transpires.

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Great! Make sure to see the other videos in my Vibrato Playlist.

[@Zzza8]

@@Victoria-Victorious Thank you! I just purchased your exercise program and it really gives me the structure I need for consistent practice. I was kind of floundering on my own without a guide to follow along.

[@hoainam1262]

I did as the tips you shared and my vibrato did get betterrrr. Thanks youu alot for this and others videos 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@StanPeade]

Thank you! Watched, saved, to be studied and savored.

[@boltbadblades5247]

Amazing Video!!! I love your wisdom! Thank you so much !! Blessings

[@alexanderwoodward9918]

A big tip I found is that the more air coming out the better. Even if you aren't tightening your voice, if there isn't enough air being pushed out by the diaphragm, there will not be any vibrato.

[@amanitamuscaria7500]

still practicing Victoria. the more of your videos I watch, the more I realise I am tense. I'm working on it. thank you for all your help.

[@christianmiller1723]

Hello Ms. Victoria, I don't want to waste your time, so other than to say, I love you and your an inspiration, I'll get to the point... I'm a 39 y/o autistic man, and I've been broke, and very depressed sometimes. Discovering your videos has helped me rediscover the joy I've always gotten from singing. This has lifted me out of a very dark place, and I could never hope to thank you enough. I was wondering if you knew maybe a student or something that would be willing to give me supplementary vocal lessons for a small tip? It's for a good, very specific reason: I'm autistic and have dyspraxia, and intero and propreocetion issues and need to ask very specific questions in order to make my larynx do what it needs to do. I promise you, if anyone wants I will explain more, but basically, I get my body to move and do things and a different way, using a different part of the brain etc. So, what may relax almost everyone, may actually make me more tense. Your references are perfect for neurotypical people, but theres just no way you could anticipate a student like me. lol. My dad has been a guitar teacher, my stepmother a singer for 52 and 30 years respectively and they would not hesitate to tell you the same. A year from now, I will be in a much better financial position to actually afford to pay to hire someone as amazing as you. I come from a family of musicians, my father, 78 and still a rock musician in a band, and still a guitar teacher. He used to be in vegas show bands in the 70s among many other things as you can imagine. He met my mother on tour, she was the bartender at the venue. lol. Personally, I go for the drummer, or base, but since gay drummers are at a premium, I'll even flirt with the sound guy for all I care. lol. Sorry if this wasn't the appropriate place to write this comment, but those who care to read it, will surely feel the sincerity behind these words of gratitude. I've watched most of the people I love die over the past 5 years, a few old, most young. I know how important it is to tell people how they have impacted your life, and the positive effect it's had. At the risk of it not being read by the right person, and being read by the wrong people, not having a typical sense of social norms. I really don't give a fuck. If anyone gives me shit for expressing love to another human, in this day and age and this social climate, then I especially love them for their passion and courage to give me shit. Have you seen what's on cable television lately? If you flip through the channels, and realize that people paid money for those programs....theres gotta be at least one person that appreciates my eccentric, over self-expressive comments. Much love to you Victoria, and to everyone who read this far...you deserve recognition for your courage and bravery for listening to a gay autistic nerd ramble on KZbin. I think you've more than done your good deed for the day. Much love! Peace Now!

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Hi, Christian! I’m so happy that you love my videos! I hear your love for singing in your message. I have an autistic student who is an excellent singer and has been with me for 9 years. I wish I could help you but my studio is full. I’ll let you know if I think of anyone. Keep singing and have fun! 🧡

[@funnydude698]

As a man having vibrato is hard for me I can't but I'll practise thx for this video's you make every day I can easily learn

[@birgithade5022]

After watching this awesome video I went straight (haha )😆 to the exercises . You are fantastic 👏

[@ogdavid9141]

My goodness I absolutely love her style!!

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Thank you, OG! So kind of you!

[@bonitaliu1030]

I found ur channel today. I love ur energy and am excited to check out more videos about vibrato!! :)

[@a_shadow_forever1922]

Perfect teaching because i can understand everything she said 💯 I'm going to keep working on it as I've been practice singing for years and ready for a competition that I'm joining soon with these videos they will help me in improving my voice and finding it ❤❤❤❤.

[@martinezdirce9225]

Everything in life is about “relaxation “ 🌹

[@lourdesbajalacre]

❤I learned thank you so much, release the tension to gained vibrato.

[@terriszebenyi152]

Thank you for the great tips Victoria, your explanations are great. I’m going to give those exercises a try. Here goes

[@amyjohoffrichter7562]

I was listening to and practicing with this video while going down a dirt road. I highly recommend it as the vibrations from the rocky road make the vibrato a lot easier! 😆 And a lot more fun!!

[@nunyabizness4892]

I learned playing Rock Band that using vibrato will cause you to fail because it's toggling between two different notes. So interesting to see you explain it here.

[@mayrasasha]

thank you ... from Brazil ...I'm getting better to my self..thank you...

[@technotrance011]

Im just good at vibrato at some voice level and genre but not all. and im doing it on purpose. lucky those who have natural vibrato in every song they sing.

[@axcelabarquez9072]

OHHHHH DAMMMNNN!! I just discovered mine, by just relaxing, and on my way to improve it, thank you❤️

[@user-qq8ur8yb8u]

many thanks maam

[@ladonveron]

Amazing woman. Loved her on first view ❤ beautiful Aura 🙏🏽

[@1961Lara]

Great teacher!

[@micahcabrera4637]

You're amazing Victoria. Great tutorial.

[@alisonlekarev2183]

I absolutely love you! Thanks for these videos. :)

[@JustwaitNwatch-w]

I don't understand one thing , does your Adam's apple move while doing vibrato??

[@edu-kt]

God Damn it! it worked like a charm. I've tried other videos about vibrato without any results and I was about to give up. Thank you.

[@aizonma]

Ang galing-galing nyo po! Mabuhay po kayo!!!!

[@rich-ard-style6996]

Thank you for this lesson❤️🌹

[@tabitharainesmusic]

Such a fantastic tutorial, thank you

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Glad you liked it!

[@powerofcero]

I love you so much!!! thank you!!

[@paeezman7852]

Excellent

[@luismiguelfontes]

Excellent video once again! The same principle that we use to learn how to performe a trill in classical singing 🙏

[@Nawaf-]

Lily Tomlin!!! Omg you talk and act just like Lily Tomlin! I can’t believe the similarity. Anyone else thinks the same?

[@leahyodico9818]

My vibrato comes and goes😂

[@Victoria-Victorious]

It's okay! Keep practicing! 😊

[@TheSearchForNobody]

Thank you. I've Just starting to take singing seriously.

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Perfect. Make sure to see my Beginner Playlist!

[@mskat1954]

Absolutely love these videos. My issue is controlling vibrato mostly when singing higher soprano. Holding a long note & having to much vibrato. When singing alto or tenor it isn't a problem.

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Hmmm, it's usually the opposite with singers, at least in my experience! Watch this video which may help: Vibrato Singing - CONTROL, CONSISTENCY & STYLE kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmjRe3WtntWknM0

[@susantoth9216]

My vibrato comes naturally. I sometimes have problems controlling it. I was always made fun of in school because I sounded much older than my elementary years snd grew up in the 80’s where pop music was prevalent and I couldn’t sing it.

[@pamulawallace4330]

Amazing 💗

[@maria-del-c.alvarez1850]

Thanks! You are an angel.

[@LatishaWilson-p9n]

This is one of the best videos teaching vibrato, Ive always struggled with vibrato, usually when i sing with vibrato it sounds half natural half forced and mt throat would get sore everytime I sing vibrato, and this video has really helped me open up my vocal chords more, but I am still cant fully do vibrato and still get a sore throat and I have a singing audition coming up, do you have any advice?

[@Victoria-Victorious]

If you get a sore throat, you may be going into the squeeze. See my playlist on Thoat Tension.

[@denisxavier7502]

What an amazing woman!

[@theRobertDG]

Thanks for another helpful video, Victoria! When aiming for the feeling of release, is the larynx movement during vibrato completely involuntary? Or are you slightly guiding / initiating the movement along with the airflow? I've always been confused about that part. Thanks!

[@Victoria-Victorious]

If you are working hard at moving the larynx, then that is not going to help you "release" or "relax" at the vocal folds. However, the "wild & crazy" exercises, plus the exercises with the fast moving, up & down pitches do help to free things up without excess manipulation.

[@theRobertDG]

@@Victoria-Victorious Thanks for the tip! :D

[@tayjo1820]

This is what I've always wondered!

[@yuksel432]

I love you....You are very good teacher..

[@stringsattached8004]

My wife and I been watching your videos for 2 months now. You are truly a great voice instructor. My question is, can someone over 40 years old can still learn to do a vibrato even just a little bit? Thank you for your great videos. We both subscribed already. You are fun to watch.

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Yes! You can do it with consistent practice! It takes a while to undo old habits. 🙂

[@stringsattached8004]

@@Victoria-Victorious Thank you .

[@kubakesy6121]

Really good content, thank you 👏

[@betsyackerson6851]

Love this tutorial.!!!

[@kouklakee]

WoW you are good ! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@marywolf2459]

Thankyou.! So helpful

[@kralvltavin9173]

I do a "strum" motion with my hands to consciously signal the timing of the release for vibrato.

[@KEIO1]

I cant do it fast dough i can follow the slow ones but i cant vibrate its almost just a note i little bit of vibrato what am i doing wrong

[@Sunny-Brook-69]

Trying right out of the gate and I sound like I choked one of my chickens. Oh boy, I need help. I have 53 years of bad habits to break. I love your videos.

[@itzmaeveyz]

Thanks for sharing once again ma’am victoria! 💓💓 i am quite curious if you will make a video on what you think about the “mesa di voce”? I do hear a lot of times a friend mentor of mine mentioning about it 😅

[@Victoria-Victorious]

One of THE most difficult exercises to do correctly. I’ll put it on my list for future vids.

[@petretv1847]

you deserve more subscribers

[@shelleywalsh1500]

I have a friend who likes to sing early music and says she can’t do vibrato. I tell her you don’t put on vibrato and she thinks I mean it’s bad, like an affectation. I meant you don’t put it on, a former teacher told me it comes naturally when the voice is free. A lot of bad information out there, more people need to hear what you are saying.

[@user-xv8ey2wm2i]

❤❤❤ lab it lab the way to teach us vebrato

[@igouia]

Thanks my teacher we're 💓 u very much

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Very kind of you. Thank you!

[@ScubaSteve3560]

I suspect that if I had some professional training I'd be really good. I'm self taught and there are these rare moments where I tap into something I simply can't explain and I can sing pretty well. Then other times I sound questionable. Still discovering and finding my voice. Vibrato is one of the few things I can do very well and I don't believe it's the fake kind

[@user-uz6cp5em6g]

Although I have a good, natural and controllable vibrato, I'm not a singer or even a musician so pardon if this is a dumb question but what do you think of singers who have a natural tremolo rather than vibrato? It doesn't sound at all like the "fake vibrato" that you demonstrated and is difficult to discern from a vibrato other than it being a variation in volume rather than being a variation in frequency. Professional (non opera, of course) singers who have/use it include Jane Olivor and Freddy Fender among many others with the most obvious being Aaron Nevill as his is slow and stands out.

[@Sunny-Brook-69]

Do you have to be born with a beautiful voice or can someone train to have a beautiful voice? I am not tone deaf so I can carry a note but these techniques are very difficult for me.

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Singing is a set of fine motor skills that anyone can develop. Start with my Beginner Playlist. 😊

[@lancerben4551]

I do have beautiful vibrato when singing while simultaneously holding a jackhammer. I never run of air too with the air compressor. On a serious note,mine just comes and goes it seems on some songs it comes some doesn't. I wish I could control it. I will have to be disciplined and do the note switching to help release tension. So far it does work but it may one day.

[@pelevenuoyongo2823]

This is so helpful.thank you for teaching clearly. But I can't make it happen my vibrato.

[@Victoria-Victorious]

It's okay! Just keep incorporating vibrato exercises and other exercises to free up your voice daily.