OO (U) Vowel Singing - SQUEEZED, HOOTY OR TIGHT?

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Here is my PLAYLIST on Vowels: kzbin.info/aero/PLaWjWxiTysDADhRVZJvoZI0QJzbsWShRg

[@RevolutionFVTV]

I purchased her program and it was one of my best purchases this year. She's a phenomenal coach. I've learned more in the month I've been working with her than I did in 4 years of choir. She has exercises to help strengthen the voice in every way. I had a problem with my voice cracking but it's much stronger now and unfortunately between work, two preschoolers and founding a charity I do not have time to do it everyday (I'm trying very hard to) like she recommends even so it's quite effective

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Thank you for posting your progress with the program! Excellent report! Keep up the great singing!

[@RevolutionFVTV]

@@Victoria-Victorious thank you!!!! I appreciate your hard work making this program. It's fantastic

[@stoneneils]

I have developed a strange fantasy where Victoria is slapping my head over and over yelling THE BODY WILL WIN!! THE BODY WILL WIN!!! lol

[@Victoria-Victorious]

😆😈👹😂

[@kreempi919]

Oh. My. God. You're a legend, Vic. I was literally JUST complaining about not being able to sing "Call Me Irresponsible" and then this pops up. You're a godsend, keep it up!

[@Victoria-Victorious]

I’m always happy to know I’ve helped you! Thank you for letting me know!

[@kreempi919]

Healthy Vocal Technique absolutely. One question though: what do you mean by a taller throat space? Do i just envision my throat becoming taller or do i have to make a shift in my neck posture? Thanks again!

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Taller throat space means a bit more yawn (higher soft palate) as you ascend in in pitch, but do not push the tongue down or let your larynx jump up.

[@plutonium6280]

Thats funny, im working on this song also, but throw in unreliable TOO, and rainbows im inclined too PURSUE. Are very dificult notes to hit cleanly.

[@plutonium6280]

@@Victoria-Victorious is the vibrato also coming from the soft palate on higher notes or is it in the throat.? Your awesome.

[@parker1596]

Thank you for your time Victoria you are truly Victorious!

[@Victoria-Victorious]

You are so welcome!

[@christinaa.chustz4670]

You’re an incredible teacher- I can’t believe how much I have improved since watching your videos!! 🥰

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Fantastic! Thank you for posting the news!

[@isaccjensen1566]

Absolutely awesome video. Have been struggling with a "hooty" oo vowel for quite some time, and this video just about fixed the problem in minutes!

[@Victoria-Victorious]

BEAUTIFUL! 🌟

[@kevinedwards8603]

Your presence is so welcome and delightful. That said. Anxiously awaiting your audio!

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Yay, thank you!

[@misery3681]

Thank you Vic, a great video to help me learn " Blue Moon' for example. Would love to hear you sing that song sometime, even if in some song examples

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Oh, great suggestion! I'll do that! See my 2 videos on How to Sing a Love Song (or Sound Sweet).

[@jaggydiking2746]

Hey Victoria. 2 years later but not 2 years less effective. Thanks much. What happened with the audiobook?

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Hi Jaggy! I always talk about my audio exercise training program. It has been available since May 2021! See the link in the description box below most of my videos. www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/order-victorias-victorious-vocal-exercise-program/. Welcome back!

[@mariarodriguezrodriguez5613]

Thank you Miss Victoria

[@jymmirachael4316]

I find within my head ee and oo are the easiest. The others can be tricky at times. I do sing above the C5 though.

[@luanadegroot-canty308]

What episode is focused on correcting the wide vibrato of older singers?

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Vibrato Singing - CONTROL, CONSISTENCY & STYLE kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmjRe3WtntWknM0. I have a whole playlist on vibrato.

[@mcdonaldmaluza]

Great lesson ❤

[@TDogCA]

Victoria, thank you so much for this video! You helped me suss out a stylistic challenge I’ve been having on pop songs. Question for you…how can I avoid setting/locking my jaw when using embouchure to form vowels?

[@Victoria-Victorious]

I have 2 videos on jaw tension and jaw position in this playlist: Throat, Tongue, Jaw & Neck Tension in Singing - Free up Your Voice! kzbin.info/aero/PLaWjWxiTysDDDSGygoVWRk_IfZeFI71aj

[@exw2599]

Thank YOOOOOOOOO!!

[@Victoria-Victorious]

YOOOOOOO are very welcome! :)

[@lisabug75]

You have a sass about you I like it. New subscriber right here 😁

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Thank you! 😺 Welcome!

[@reign7549]

I came here I am struggling hitting Ariana Grande's "You" on stuck with you bridge.. And one thing I learned.. From an EE sound you go from EE to EEW like something is dirty. Then you can now find your easy U sound😄

[@mel_mel1]

Very informative, thank you

[@rheatiwari9752]

Hey Vic! I have a dilemma: my low notes seem fine when I'm warming up with lip trills, but after I start doing technical exercises to strengthen my mixed head voice and mixed belt voice, my low notes DISAPPEAR. It's as if the notes have been almost completely replaced by air. I'm pretty sure it's because my belt technique is not solid; I have some degree of congestion every day, so after I start singing the mucus tends to loosen and it really affects both 1) my ability to get a focused, free sound for my mixed belt and 2) a warm, gentle hum for my low notes. I'm just frustrated because frankly, it's quite embarrassing when I sing high and then have to sing a low note and all I hear is gurgling and air and feel tight when singing low notes :( Do you have any exercises that can help me achieve those Whitney Houston-like belts in my upper range? With practice I know I can get there, but I just need the right tools. I think if my mixed belts get better, the mucus won't be "disturbed" as much and I'll be able to improve my low notes. My mid-range is getting better, but around C5 my mixed belt starts losing its focus. Speaking of low notes, do you also have any exercises to strengthen low notes? At least I'll be able to relieve the tension and airiness at the bottom of my range. THANK YOU for reading all of this Victoria! I've watched nearly all your videos and I am so thankful you're sharing your knowledge with us! Can't wait to watch the next one!

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Your questions involve several topics. (1) Healthy belting requires a good chest mix, bright ("forward") & edgy vowels, tongue forward, lots of pingy resonance, AND good support. You have to learn how to thin out the chest voice out as you ascend, or you will just be shouting and straining. I don't have a video on belt or bright vowels yet, but I would practice exercises on a speech-like AAH (like American pronunciation of "cat") and AY, feeling the buzz in your cheekbones and the bridge of the nose. Start with spoken exercises. (2) Your issue of weak low notes after belting high is very common. The vocal folds have a different configuration and action in the lower voice compared to upper voice. I could write a lot more about this, but to make it short, I would make sure to practice your entire range and do some octave swings and even 2 octave ascending/descending scales as part of your practice to build up that muscle memory. This can be trained! I will keep this in mind for a future video. (3) Low notes - Again, I would start from speech. It is like talking in a low speaking voice. It should feel thicker and fuller. Then add some ring to it if you want a more finished sound. I look forward to seeing more of you on the channel!

[@carolm.ferreira3699]

😊💖 awesome!

[@chxnge2873]

Another great video, thank you

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!

[@plutonium6280]

Your vibrato on the higher notes is great, my friend says vibrato should come from the chest and or throat, im thinking thats its more in the soft palate region on high notes , would love to know your thoughts on this matter. thanks.

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Thank you! My videos on vibrato should answer your questions. Here is my vibrato playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLaWjWxiTysDDufptDJzaeHH-RK4A_mkj4

[@plutonium6280]

@@Victoria-Victorious thank you Vic.

[@chucreateyourrealityarlene7022]

I can't figure out how to get your ebook

[@Victoria-Victorious]

The info is in the description box below all of my videos. **FREE E-BOOK - Victoria's Victorious (Quick Fix) Vocal Tips! 25 Quick fixes! Sign up on our mailing list and receive your copy instantly! www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/victorias-victorious-quick-fix-vocal-tips-e-book/

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Appreciated

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Thank you!

[@leojuarez3012]

Dope

[@stevedragon3511]

nice

[@ketsiabokoli1515]

What is the Rnb oo

[@samanthathompson9812]

Would this help the hooty countertenor sound or does that have a different cause?

[@Victoria-Victorious]

Any voice can be hooty for the same reasons. This video addrresses all voice types.

[@samanthathompson9812]

@@Victoria-Victorious thanks!

[@nellyivankova9647]

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