Are You Singing from Your Throat? Quick Test...

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Many singers have a hard time singing from the diaphragm and getting out of their throat.

Unfortunately, singing from the throat can make you strain and sound very nasal.

Today, I'll show you a quick test to see if you're singing from your throat and how to fix it.

[olgabirchette]

He said pretend that you're really
I don't have to.

[tengri]

Throat singers when they see this video:

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[sierrasimon]

This is the absolute best explanation. After practicing for YEARS, I finally understand!!

[voteforscience]

I have autism. Explanations like this are so necessary because just telling me to do something with no physical explanation is useless to me. I’ve taken years of singing lessons and this is the first explanation that ever helped me to truly understand. Thank you so much❤❤❤

[danny_perez]

It just wouldn't be Blink 182 though without the throat singing

[KenekeBiggs]

I like singing from my throat and getting that Peter Cetera sound. Yet, thank you. Great advice

[Skies]

I use to get so frustrated with my teacher because he use to tell me to sing from my diaphragm but I didn't understand... If he had explained to me like this I would have stayed.

[imnotthatguy]

This is the best vocal channel on youtube. It is all the info from classical vocal training explained impeccably in easily digestible bits. It is your explanations that really make the channel special. Keep it up. You've made a huge difference in my life. When I hit it big, I'll be telling people to check you out. To all the future singers, keep at it, keep practicing. For me it literally happened nearly overnight after thousands of hours of practice and sounding awful.

[khanhchanto]

Thanks for making this important concept easy to understand. I've been googling a lot but still hasn't gotten a hang of it. You rock!

[antarcticpenguin]

holy balls it actually helps a lot when im singing I AM MACHINE by 3dg with the high notes, i even nailed the highest part of the song with it, thanks for the tip.

[MrNoUsername]

I can definitely feel the improvement, but I'm still not sure if I'm doing it right

[BH-iqic]

This is really helpful! I appreciate this advice!

[RTCPhotoWork]

When I was in middle school, my clarinet private lesson teacher told me to yawn before playing. By opening up and relaxing the space in your throat, literally more air can pass through it. It helps with voice AND playing wind instruments. Interestingly, when my throat was tight, my harder (higher) notes on the clarinet were harder to get out and sound good. By relaxing, those notes were easier. Considering beginning singer tend to not push enough air through, I think that's another reason this helps for singing.

[naomm_fuu]

Omg thankyou so My throat felt like it had so much weight on it when i sing like that 💖💖💖💖💖✨✨✨✨✨

[cottoncandyperfume]

OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH this fixed a lotta stuff..

[ndpartycrasher]

Yeah! I think I'm starting to understand! My throat is doing all the work!!
When it hurts, its basically saying "I'm doing everything!!!"

[paraklesis]

Thank you for the shorts, easy to understand

[nwakanmachinedu]

Worked like a miracle 😮. Thank you much

[anushkapareek]

Thank You so much!!
There was a HUGE difference!!!

[mollygibson]

okay i’ve been working on this for months and ONE VIDEO helps me with using my soft palate and avoiding singing from my throat (WHICH is super dangerous btw, i’m recovering from an injury brought on by throat singing so was feeling discouraged, much appreciation!)