What is vocal placement? Many of the older traditions of singing described how a singer must concentrate their sound. These singers often discussed the experience of this focused point of sound which could be perceived viscerally and locally in their bodies. As a singer advanced, they would eventually become capable of willing this sound into various […]
Read MoreMoving Into The Head Voice
- October 7, 2015
- Guy Babusek
- Head Voice, practicing singing, Singing Technique, Vocal Registers
Moving Into The Head Voice Many singers have the idea that in order to sing high notes with power, that they must stay in their chest voice and keep pushing harder and harder in order to avoid breaking into falsetto. Unfortunately this type of singing is a common reason for vocal strain, and ultimately vocal […]
Read MoreHow To Sing Across Your Break Smoothly
- July 21, 2015
- Guy Babusek
- practicing singing, Singing Technique, Vocal Registers
How To Sing Across Your Break Smoothly There are many different reasons people have difficulty moving from the lower register (chest voice) into the upper register (head voice) smoothly; but primarily it is a matter of the muscular systems of each register being antagonistic, or at odds with one another. Try this experiment: starting in a […]
Read MoreStrengthening Your Vocal Mix
- April 5, 2015
- Guy Babusek
- Singing Technique, Vocal Registers
Strengthening Your Vocal Mix Something that needs to be addressed as soon as possible when beginning serious vocal training is the concept of vocal power. The majority of new students who come to me who have been singing in more aggressive styles of music will often seek training in order to mitigate the feelings of […]
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