VOWEL MODIFICATIONS - LIVE STREAM - Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy

[@sigma_z]

To anyone reading this. I studied "Operatic singing" at the Royal Academy of Music. All I can say is Ken is the REAL DEAL. Thank you for this look into your teaching methods, not only does it perfectly align but it's the missing link at least for me to turn my classical training to the more popular style nowadays. 🙏🏼

[@kentamplin]

Thank you for the kind words, U.P!

[@sigma_z]

@@kentamplin You rock Ken, I think I'm going to sign up to your course now. Version 3.0! woohoo ! if I sign up monthly, will I have access to the whole complete course immediately? I might want to peak at the advance parts of your course. Obviously, I will leave everything at the door, take things step by step and progress through the whole course online. 😜💪🏼

[@sigma_z]

Just to answer my own question. I just bought Ken Tamplins course. You get everything, absolutely everything. Almost information overload if it weren't for Ken's very nicely documented PDF's to help you make sense of things in a step by step manner. I'm going to leave everything and ego at the door and start my journey from square 0.

[@kevinl6185]

@@kentamplin Hello Sir I am attending your singing course. I was wondering if I don't understand something would I be able to call you to explain it?

[@immichaelh]

As a 2yr KTVA student I can tell you Ken gave a thorough yet dense and powerful overview of vowel modifications in this video. Really well done.

[@afunsoundgallery5235]

This is great for me who is a late bloomer, i mean i learned how to sing well when i was 36 yrs old, aged 38 when i first had my gig ,now i'm still learning how to sing but have improved that much by watching all these singing lessons on youtube...

[@kentamplin]

Good for you! Rock on!

[@jazzmatazz7404]

Could you lay out what your progression from beginner to show-ready was like? What steps did you need to take before you felt ready? Sorry if it is a lot to ask.

[@billdemaineiii6979]

Ken, I almost cried at certain points on this video. You really gave today. I received. You gave details that I have been struggling with, but didn’t understand I was struggling with ‘exactly’ that, until you explain the different levels of competence. Thank you, sir. You spoken You have faith in Christ. I pray God blesses you and yours with even more wisdom and more capacity and capability to share effectively. This has been my favorite video. Thank you. 🙏🏼🙌🏽🎶🙂✨🌿

[@raultennis5904]

Vowel mods for Baritone will be roughly: at E4 (Pure "Ah" modifies to "Aw" as in "loft"). G4 (modifies to "Uh"). A4 (modifies to "Ooo"). And then at C5 the "Ooo" modifies back to Pure "Ah" for those super high notes... Is that the idea? Amazing!!

[@ДмитрийКончаков-п5ы]

Well he actually starts to modify at C#4. But it's more subtle thing at the back of the throat. The articulation in front stays pure. That's where I stuck. When I sing B3-C4 I can usually sustain those notes but at C#4 it's impossible.

[@Soldier1287]

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[@JosePablo2008]

My local coach is a professional opera singer, mezzo-soprano, and when she start showing her singing is overwhelming for her vocal power and projection.

[@domdom9496]

22:00 23:00 LAR OR.......27:00 ASCENDING ; AH --> OR, OR --> UH.....UH -->> OOOH ..... 30:00 Open throat vowel-modification stretching exercises.

[@kentamplin]

💜😀

[@improvementTime10.3.17]

32:55 faster scale exercise is to train muscle memory of vowel modications in and out so you dont have to think about it anymore 33:33 another even faster ver

[@fivosradis7829]

Ken you’re the best! The care for your students is amazing. For sure I’ll get your course shortly. Thanks for putting all of these data out

[@AbDeep07]

I would like to one day take an in person one on one with Ken when I get better at my singing just to hang out with him. Such a cool knowledgeable dude. 🤘🏾

[@detroitrockscity]

The grandmaster at the modification of the vowel is Kevin Cronin. He mastered pronunciation and used this technique to form his originality. "I Will be here when you are ready... to roll with changes" Thank you Mr. Tamplin Another great live stream.

[@kentamplin]

Awesome!

[@joshuaansley1361]

I'm 38 years old I have been doing your You tube videos for beginners, since September I have played guitar for years, but I always wanted to learn to sing and although I've got a long way to go, I can tell huge difference

[@kentamplin]

That's awesome!

[@joshuaansley1361]

Do help people write songs? Cause I've got quite a bit of lyrics but I need help.

[@irarohde5226]

Thanks for keeping making up more and more teaching material, and presenting it in new ways. From the very first time I saw and heard your videos I could tell that what you were presenting was classic bel canto technique like I used to hear from old-time voice teachers here in Lincoln Center forty years ago. And you've applied that old-time methodology with more precision to the demands of contemporary singers in the huge varieties of styles of world music today than anyone I've ever heard. And you integrate that old-time method with what has become known since in the most knowledgeable and classic way with an emphasis upon the basics that singers need to know, even though I'm certain that you could trade technical terms with the best of the acousticians and "talking heads" in the academies today. And it's clear that you really love music and what you do to keep wanting to present it in new ways and from different angles. For a lot of us who don't really want our training to be much more than a sideline, because we have too much else we love doing, because music is only part of our work in education or in the ministry, because we're spending time with instruments, or arranging on our computers in GarageBand or Finale, it can be tough to find the time, or the will, to keep practicing and working on our singing technique. And then there's always professional and artistic burnout. But besides helping to continue to sell your product, the production of these new videos from new angles helps renew ourinterest and enthusiasm to keep going at it, and for that I thank you.

[@kentamplin]

Awesome insights, Ira. What I would encourage everyone who is maybe entertaining thoughts of "artistic burnout" or thinking "I don't have time to learn singing" I have to tell you that it's an important life-decision. We can't choose to do everything. But then there are those who discover that singing can mean "everything" to them. I don't mean above family, or God, or earning a living... but each of us deserves to be able to give something we really want to ourselves. And for many of us, singing speaks to our hearts and our souls and gives us more of a reason to get up every morning. And to those of us who are wired that way, once we admit to ourselves that it's important to us, and that we deserve to give ourselves a wonderful gift, we find the way to make it work. We step into a new version of ourselves and move ahead with something that is an important life-goal for us. The voice is the most personal instrument. It's not external to ourselves like a guitar or a drum. It's a part of us, a part of who we are. It'a a no-brainer to embrace the possible and to make it a reality. What better way to avoid general life-burnout than to give a gift to our own wellbeing, to pursue an inner dream and to later realize that it's a reality and we're living it.

[@kennethgagnon5471]

Hi Ken you are truly a wealth of musical knowledge the best vocal / voice training I have ever had a pleasure of listening to may God bless you please keep up the great work

[@lenjennings3096]

Ken, if I had any doubts about whether or not I was going to take your singing course this video alone would've removed them. Wow! I love how you articulate these techniques. I can really visualize and understand what you're explaining. Thanks so much. I really look forward to learning how to sing better than anyone else! ;P

[@kentamplin]

I'm so glad this was helpful, Len!

[@pawplickert577]

This lesson is sooooo helpful! I’ve improved so much just by trying a long first time watching the video. Thanks a lot Master Ken

[@kentamplin]

You're very welcome!

[@ApostleRwothomio]

I’m such a fan of your work, and it inspires me a lot.

[@arta9580]

I practiced vowel modifications alot and it really made poeple like my singing 😊😁 My inspiration for singing and what really made me motivated to practice it was Sia ! Because she is known as the queen of vowel modifications and she really helped me a lot in this technique

[@judewang6851]

I like your site. You give a lot of practical tips on singing based on your personal experience. To me it's the real thing, not something too academic. Very grateful to have found your site.

[@brianchisanga2084]

Ken tamplin my number one vocal coach my voice has really changed no more struggles from Zambia

[@deniseyonkers1463]

I think you have mastered vocal coaching! I enjoy learning from you.

[@kentamplin]

Wow, thank you!

[@usrr444]

Now I am here for vowel modification thanks Ken ,,you are helping me to achieving my dreans

[@kentamplin]

Happy to help!

[@ronshaw76]

Sir Ken!..you are the vocal Jedi master grandpa indeed!! I LOVE your work and you’ve helped me tremendously even beyond singing, but through singing. Out of the slew of teachers from schooling to private tutorship, I’ve had 2 in my 43 years that were so very cherished because of their mastery of their respective subjects, but it was their Devine mastery of teaching that separated them from very good teachers, to the next level rarity of a teacher we find a few times in life if we’re lucky.

[@ronshaw76]

Fortunately I’ve had 2 in person and to my surprise I’ve added another who I’ve never even met and that is you my friend. On behalf of myself and all your students...THANK YOU KEN!! Your positive impact on us is immeasurable and priceless. And maybe one day when I pass through St Louis, I’ll have the pleasure of shaking your hand and telling you my appreciation for you face to face. Until then, keep on make us, your students, better and better video by video. You’re the best!!! ❤️

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Ryan!

[@NatashaRobinson412]

Ok Chris Cornell, Did you really think we wouldn’t recognize your sweet self in this fine teacher? I knew you didn’t leave us, I’m going to learn to sing from Ken , in hopes that we may all harmonize in “Heaven” ..... Again 💜👱🏼‍♀️💜

[@nettolughtts82]

I will practice these exercises every day, I have difficulty singing high notes using vowels I and U ...

[@dankthorgaming5972]

So howd it go??

[@umberprotocol6077]

This is GOLDEN INFORMATION!!!!! :) WE LOVE HOW YOU HELP US!!!!!!

[@kentamplin]

That is always great to hear, Umber Protocol!

[@eileendunwoodie3393]

SO enlightening and soooo accessible.Thank you

[@debragarner4884]

I want the course, I'll even fly to you for lesson, if that's ok. You direct me the way to go. Thank you.

[@kentamplin]

Hi Debra, check it out: kentamplinvocalacademy.com/ You'll see that I do teach via Skype, too.

[@khenghoe6859]

Hi Ken as a newbie to learning how to sing I was absolutely fascinated by your teaching and has watched quite a few of your KZbin videos. Thank you so much. Looking forward to the singing course soon 😊

[@kentamplin]

You are very welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@dimitribernardi2963]

If you whant I give you the video

[@marjoriejoffre1634]

I think you are one of the Best voice trainer i would like to join your class

[@samuellavandero]

Sir Ken thank you much ❤️. You're so excellent.I really need your singing techniques ❤❤❤❤

[@darksidessj25]

You build this over time so you can choose what color you want. Bel canto, beautiful singing. Two years in KTVA and private coaching. You set the vowel and forget it which was freaking hard to understand as a beginner. It needs time to build into muscle memory. Then when you go to sing your like OMG WTF?! It works. It's a pathway your body wants to take. I even feel the vowels move when I listen to singers sing. Ken I want your input on this. I don't know if I'm going completely crazy lol cause I literally feel where it's at in my voice.

[@kentamplin]

Your question is a great conversation for the forum, please consider posting there, you'll get great feedback! forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@sonnwarsono2537]

I've been learning with you lately..from some videos. I hope someday i can sing my own songs maximally. Thank you for teaching me sir. Your teaching method is so lucid to me and i am trying to do the daily exercises.

[@kentamplin]

You can do it!😀

[@ShaunaMarieSings]

Thank you so much for the excellent Live Stream on this very interesting subject, Ken...I am watching it all over again now...PS - LOVE the pic!!!! 💗💗💗

[@ShaunaMarieSings]

Hehehe...I feel so much like Eliza Doolittle from 'My Fair Lady' practicing all of these vowel sounds!!! 💗💗💗

[@kentamplin]

Ha, ha!

[@kentamplin]

That's me in a moment of quiet reflection on vowel modifications!

[@ShaunaMarieSings]

Hehehehe...a most Zen moment!!!!! 💗💗💗

[@scotttovey]

Hi Ken. I think the best explanation and example of muscle memory training is found in the original Karate Kid movie: "Daniel doesn't understand what he is being shown. Miyagi seems more interested in having Daniel paint fences and wax cars than teaching him Karate. -IMDB.com" The specific and only way Miyagi has Daniel painting the fences and waxing the cars is for the sole purpose of teaching his body the muscle memory necessary for him to learn the karate moves that he needs to learn in order to defend himself. For those who have not seen that version of the movie, watching it for the sole purpose of seeing Miyagi's instructions will expand your understand of what Ken means when he talks about muscle memory. Studies of people with memory retention issues in which they can not remember from day to day what they did the day before have shown that muscle memory once learned; becomes instinctive. Which Ken also alluded too. But, even after you've learned the open throat technique, I suggest you keep consciously practicing it as you would do with any muscle workout routine. [EDIT] Here's a link to the original Karate Kid on IMDB www.imdb.com/title/tt0087538/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_46

[@kentamplin]

Scott Tovey Great advice but which version of the movie to watch??!! (Ralph Macchio, of course!)

[@scotttovey]

Yes; the first one with Ralph Macchio was produced in 1984.

[@ShaunaMarieSings]

Excellent comparison, Scott!!! 💗💗💗

[@creativekaii]

Scott! I Appreciate this! so glad you took the time to comment, just for us! thanks man I'll watch Karate Kid now

[@taledarkside]

thanks for more videos. I'll watch this later when I got time, but thanks for going over the vowels.

[@kentamplin]

taledarkside 👍👍👍

[@thiagooliveira5235]

Another indispensable live stream. That opening song reminded me of Cris Angel "Mindfreak" song for some reason. It would be awesome to see you singing it.

[@kentamplin]

Thiago Oliveira Thanks for listening!

[@PaulFournierOfficial]

The is straight GOLD! Thank you so much, Ken!

[@lilahdqueen9252]

U are awesome 💯 percent the best I have ever took advice from haven’t heard anyone better than u that explains everything very well❤️

[@kentamplin]

Glad to help!

[@richardv.582]

26:40..Great stuff.

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Richard!

[@Filmbauer]

My compliment for the Ä. I had a German guitar in the 70s with exactly that sound :) Funny, today I have a keyboard without Ö Ä Ü for my computer.

[@kentamplin]

Ha, ha!

[@dymytryruban4324]

Greetings! I am certainly not the only one to suggest this but IMHO vocal harmonies are a must for any vocal academy. Many of us heard "California dreaming", "Bohemian Rhapsody" or even Fleetwood Mac's "Go your own way" as good examples. BTW, I found an example myself. The INXS discography has two "This time" songs. One is a studio version from "Listen like thieves" and it sounds average. The second one is live version from "Live, baby live". Not only vocal and instrumentation sound better than in studio version but vocal harmonies in chorus sections make it truly "shine like it does".

[@DirtyMikeOG]

Great! This covered a whole lot of stuff and was extremely helpful! Thank you for you time, energy, and sharing your immense knowledge.

[@kentamplin]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Here_Today_]

Lol, I followed the diaphragmatic support call and my lab started barking. I love your vids...and that staircase! Thank you for sharing and teaching😃

[@dianadailyn7497]

Dude this is GOLD! Haha I have to practice silently while watching your vids to get familiar with the feeling of the vowels, transitions and mods, diaphragmatic support, and I’m glad it’s dark and everyone is asleep🤣 Your lessons are my insomniac voice karate time😁 Who knows, maybe I’ll get brave enough to practice out loud while the kids are at school... but, Sensei... what will the neighbors think of me?😉

[@kentamplin]

Can't worry about the neighbors or you'll never sing.

[@missgloriouswhitemissglori6718]

I know I’m like omg hope the neighbours don’t here me lol they will think iv lost it lol xx

[@missgloriouswhitemissglori6718]

You would love Scotland I live there it’s beautiful and people are really nice

[@dianadailyn7497]

@@missgloriouswhitemissglori6718 That’s lovely oh my goodness I’d love to live in Scotland!💖💖🌙🌤🌙💖💖

[@missgloriouswhitemissglori6718]

It’s beautiful and the people are nice well most of them lol but just lovely xxx

[@veselinism]

Hellow from Bulgaria! Keep on doing this! Yo are really inspiring people!

[@kentamplin]

Thank you! Will do!

[@litosanjuanvmobile4513]

Thanks for this Ken. So love it!!!

[@kentamplin]

Glad you enjoyed it, lito!

[@Boddissatva]

Thanks for such detailed info. Your explanations are tight on So helpful

[@kentamplin]

Happy to hear it, Boddissatva!

[@philam64]

I love this content Ken! Watching it back but will hopefully be able to join live next time. I’ve been training classically and am always looking for ways to transition to contemporary music, and this is super helpful

[@kentamplin]

Phi Lam Music That's great to hear!

[@rez77z]

we can definitely consider , that this video is , the ken Tamplin singing courses LITE version.

[@stevepethel6843]

Gods continued blessings Ken...thanks again

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Steve!

[@viniciussanctus]

Once again thank you for existing sensei! I was doing them in the wrong order! No wonder i was having such a slow result! Thx Sensei

[@kentamplin]

Vinicius Sanctus 👍👍👍

[@jasonbrown9731]

Great tutorial!

[@douangsourivanhchanhsorngf9974]

good morning ,i study whit you in the youtube, i'm laotien from Canada. you are a good teacher. good job

[@kentamplin]

Welcome!

[@josepaulguitar5891]

Sir,should I push down the larynx from the neutral position downwards while practicing ot should keep in the same position where I talk

[@joynkindness]

Could you make a video about how to protect the vocal cords when someone like me sings. I have a vocal cord disorder. John Hopkins diagnosed me as having vocal cords that work backwards. When I breath in my vocal cords close instead of open & when I breath out they open instead of close. I also, have had a paralyzed vocal cord, too. I grew up singing in choir at school for years and at church. Sang in a Choir at a influential church near D.C. I love singing but it is harder then it use to be. How do I heal the irritation possible damage from vocal cord spasms from the vocal cord disorder? Thanks for your time. all rights reserved

[@joynkindness]

my vocal cords were harmed during a surgery & it triggered the vocal disorder. I also have acid reflux disease that is genetic. the vocal cord disorder was diagnosed with a lighted scope down my throat by an ENT. all rights reserved

[@eldercampanhabaltaza]

Hi Ken, thanks for awesome content. I have an issue finding out what I should sound like, I often try to sound like the singer which is difficult when the song it too high which results in me sounding pitchy week, and not confident

[@LeeJHodgson]

It's very important that attendees become participants and stay engaged - it's their responsibility as students: they need to listen to everything that you have to say, right to the end otherwise

[@kentamplin]

👍😊

[@eugenebubble6312]

Ken,you're doing great. .

[@kentamplin]

Thanks, Eugene!

[@deniseyonkers1463]

Hello from Chicago! ❤️

[@kentamplin]

Hello there!

[@silvestrereyes5833]

Thanks for everything sir

[@villainssaintshighclassout7956]

..and another perfect Eg: Ken didnt see' ..m to even like think about it just perfectly sailed right from his true character "and basically said : guy DO NOT HURT YOURSELF?SAFETY FIRST" GO get the free video and learn from it!! true CLASS ACT' !!

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@earthbaron18]

I learned a lot of ur video how to develop my voice...

[@kentamplin]

Great to hear!

[@holypotato6983]

God bless UUUU! I am about to give up singing! could you please tell me what should I search?U have lots of amazing videos!which one should I watch first?

[@samsschool3639]

Ken please teach me to sing like Pavarotti. I have the potential but not enough knowledge, your "OH" vowel was beautiful

[@kentamplin]

Emanuel Esparza, My singing course can help with that kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@uomonuovo2419]

Love you Ken.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the love, Uomo! Back Atcha!

[@sonjagjokas381]

Hello Ken, can u tell me how long the sale is for the course? I'm going to visit my sis for the holidays and want to start after the 1st jan, which is my b-day....🙂

[@kentamplin]

At the moment is scheduled to run through Christmas. I may extend it to New Year's...

[@reydsting1030]

Nice one sir

[@rez77z]

hi ken , where are located? im in orlando, if u are in florida i will defenitly come for courses, i hope u are close

[@kentamplin]

My course is available via streaming. I also teach via Zoom. For in-person lessons I am in Flagstaff, Arizona and Huatulco, Mexico. Please visit my website for all available options. kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@stephensmith8932]

I_ need a good teacher in singing. I have just been following your videos on KZbin but I would love to know what a course is going to cost. I have been in music since the age of 8 so it is 50 years and I play 7 different instruments and have my course in sound engineering that I did in USA. I really need your help to get better, I love the way "The Unforgiven" is done the way he sings with clarity and then changes to that huskey voice. For the life of me I am struggeling to remember the band's name after a very hard day of Goldsmithing, _

[@kentamplin]

Hi Stephen. Take a look at my website. I think it will answer most of your questions. kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@kaito100ful]

Wow your house is so good and big!

[@chrisdavis273]

I love the runni I get through the ropes example 🤣❤️

[@JB-qc1kj]

Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼. Working on the open throat technique. Getting stuck on the upper part of my chest voice on the “A” sound as in “Hey hey hey hey” ala Simple Minds Back of my tongue pops up and makes me sound like Kermit the Frog 🐸 . I will try to hit the same note using a different vowel. And will post on forums... any suggestions? (i am going to buy your course)

[@mbsmusic1945]

I'm able to do the exercises correctly, and I definitely notice that I can hit higher notes without tension. My question is, once I start adding consonants to the beginning of these higher notes, I seem to get jammed up in my throat again and lose that open feeling I have when I just sing the vowels. How can I keep that open feeling while singing lyrics that often have consonant sounds to start the lyric? Thanks.

[@kentamplin]

Your question is a great conversation for the forum, please consider posting there, you'll get great feedback! forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@love22vlogs32]

Thank you ..help this for me lots..many blessings to you.

[@kentamplin]

You're welcome, Jaylove!

[@yarimarik524]

Hey Ken, great livestream, love these!!! I wanted to ask you about the course: I want to buy the course in the next couple of months,hopefully when a new sale comes again. But I wanted to ask about the course and the pro packs: the pro packs deal with head and mix voice, but what about that in the usual course without the pro packs? Dont you deal with head and mix in the usual course at all? I know theres the passagio and how to grow it so I can transcend between head and chest, but is there any exercise made for head or mix voice?

[@paulchristie8452]

LOL Its at 5:48 that Ken mentions Paul from bonnie Scotland. My name is also Paul and I'm also from bonnie Scotland! COME ON THE SCOTS PEOPLE!

[@kentamplin]

😊

[@paulchristie8452]

@@kentamplin I'm glad I made your day. How do you sing falsetto? I'm struggling to sing falsetto.

[@JACKHUNTLEYYT]

35:39 for reference and practice

[@fivosradis7829]

Ken, I have been practicing guitar quite a lot in the past and I could do it for 5-6 hours per day. What about vocal practice? What’s a good time frame to build it up to? I have a datum that after 2-3 hours per day the voice can get very tired or something like that. Is this true?

[@kentamplin]

Ideally, you would spend at least an hour per day on actual workouts, and then any additional time using proper vocal methods on songs.

[@raymundcanales5615]

Thank you very much sir

[@kentamplin]

Most welcome!

[@littlestockguys7290]

great vid thank you!

[@kentamplin]

No problem!

[@jiaunmew878]

My mom had studied Chinese opera. She said in the old days they use those old style big plastic cups to train. Cove your mouth with the plastic cup and sing into it. That’s to train lung and clear words 😑

[@kentamplin]

👍💜😀

[@hrogler]

Dear Ken, I wonder how that translates to other languages where you have additional vowels like "ö" or "ü" in German or even more distinct dialects. Do you have any information on that? I'd sincerely appreciate your opinion. Thanks, Herwig v/o Herodin

[@elia__rein]

Your such a great singer :) and an amazing vlogger :D! Annie :)

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Anelia!

[@elia__rein]

Welcome! ;) Annie :)

[@seanbusch9018]

so what vowel modication do you sing when your at a g4. i have a similar deep voice like yours and the g4 is somewhat given me problems. im assuming either ay(ate) or i thought you said uh like (under)

[@EngiMeer]

lemme try : heykeniou :)) yep sounds good! Bird's eye view? I like looking at the birds... but I wonder what they hear when I sing ??? ;) I saw a few cuts of some of your students singing..... and wow! the improvement is amazing... lol ken is building little rocket ships !!!

[@johnangel4241]

Vocal beast🙏

[@holypotato6983]

Dear Ken? is it posible to change our tone completely?My only problem is my tone! I really hate it.I don't know what to do!

[@kentamplin]

Yes, Holy! You can totally change your tone. I show you how to get great tone in my course.

[@alphazebra01]

My tone sucks too

[@kathleenhudson3812]

Thank you for sharing.

[@kentamplin]

Kathleen Hudson Thank you for watching!

[@SAWI666]

So this is the reason i always struglling on some song even high notes is literally easy if only sing "Laaaa"

[@deejayequinox2528]

Sir I'm just curious.. Does Squeezing or if the same as thinning your vocal chords to achieve a high note is bad? Well if my throat will going to be hurt I know its bad but is there proper exercise that wears your throat every time you sing high or low notes?

[@kentamplin]

deejay, you need to learn the vowel modifications. That will help in all of your exercises.

[@TheTrock121]

When I sneeze I can easily hit a note an octave higher than when I'm singing. Other than involuntary diaphragmatic support, is there anything else that happens automatically during a sneeze that I can learn from?

[@Lalaldd]

Maybe start a program called the secret trick of sneeze high notes since you've discovered a tool :) I didn't think about that one actually. I'm no great singer but maybe when you sneeze your not thinking of singing at all your just well.. sneezing no thinking happens when you sneeze. Often times when we go to sing we get to much invested in it and mess it up for ourselves by thinking too much about what is happening. That is just my guess as I said i'm no great singer.

[@JB-qc1kj]

TheTrock121 yes it’s like a high pressured whistle.

[@jbcraipeau]

The support is perfect when you sneeze...very strong and short ! Try to hit the note again with the same fast movement in your belly! Goal would be to be able to hold this pitch...which might require a LOT of support :)

[@plomoo6199]

You genius! You can sell your own program now

[@creativekaii]

this is so crazy!!! I literary went from not being able to sing anything until last night man! I spent all night watching your videos and your techniques just seems to work so perfect! I just get it! But I still need a lot of coaching because I run out of breathe very fast at times when I need breathe to hold a note, can you help me with that..also my range!

[@kentamplin]

Meshar Israel Please join my vocal forum where you can post your singing related questions and interact with other singers. It's free and you'll receive great feedback from myself or my moderators. forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@angelonoto6]

hello from italy

[@kentamplin]

Welcome!

[@sanjinemkic6070]

Thank you so much i watching your all videos can you please tell me intro soundtrack.

[@heatherpurtell8412]

Having a lot of issues singing do you hear what I bycarrie under wood please help me out now with this issue

[@kentamplin]

Are you doing my course? kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@jankoznar8591]

Can i have one question? When you do "Aa" vowel, do you feel it deep in the neck like when you do that famous "ng ng" or in front in the mouth? Keep this great work up! These are the most helpful singing videos out there.

[@kentamplin]

The best place to ask singing related questions is on the forum. Please join the discussion, enrollment is free. forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@Lalaldd]

Hi Ken! Just wondering what you think of Steve Perrys singing in his new song no erasin

[@carolincas]

please- i have a question: I am a beginner doing vowel mods. if i have about 90 min. to work with, am i warming up before i do that or would i be doing just vowel mods the whole time? thank you so much in advance.

[@kentamplin]

Ideally, you would spend at least an hour, per day, on actual workouts and then any additional time, using proper vocal methods, on a song.

[@carolincas]

@@kentamplin thank you so much. you really are the best.

[@akilaabey30]

Was singing these vowels were Vocal warmup or Vocal exercises. Or after doing the Vocal warmups can we do this as an exercise to improve singing???

[@akilaabey30]

Practicing each vowel?

[@kentamplin]

Are you doing my course? kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@akilaabey30]

@@kentamplin Hi ken. No, couldn't afford right now😅 Just an advice