Sing Pretty With This Head Voice Exercise

Sing Pretty With This Head Voice Exercise // Hey hey singer! If you're anything like me, you just can't get enough of the powerful, chesty belt sound that comes so easily to you. Or maybe you're the opposite, and you love singing in lighter, softer tones. Either way - we NEED to work on head voice. Seems like a crazy solution for the belters like me, but I PROMISE you it's the best way to balance your voice. I made this exercise for you to build control in your head voice. Whether you need to work head voice so your voice can be balanced or you're just looking to strengthen and hone your head voice, this exercise is for you! Practice singing pretty with this exercise inspired by Selfish by Madison Beer. x Lara

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[jacksonkemboi]

Thank you so much for this exercise. Singing high notes feel effortless for me after this exercise

[samruddhi.devrukhkar]

Hey, Higher notes felt so effortless for me with this exercise ❤

[soarpurpose]

The owl is helpful. I feel more comfortable in my chest voice, which has deepened with menopause.

[sanoncindy]

Hi thanks for your vidéos.
Could you do a vidéo about the techniques to hit the famous high notes from, (All by my self by Céline Dion)?? Please❤❤❤❤

[highpriestessbe]

Exhaling in continuous breath is the next level because ALWAYS REMEMBER VOCAL SUPPORT COMES FROM THE DIAPHRAGM.

[MarkBtvd]

I've never had trouble going to head voice, but I recently realized I had no idea what the mechanics of the change were. I can feel things but don't know what's going on and I'm nerdy enough to wonder. I know the vocal cords have to tighten up, but it doesn’t feel like a gradual process. Usually there's a "break". Mechanically, what is that break?

[hzonn]

😢 I’m still straining at the high notes and feel tension in my tongue and throat. Even when moving my head side to side.

[csgira]

It would help to know where we were on the scale.

[MarkBtvd]

May apologies if I'm out of order here. I know you’ve been concentrating on teaching, but I wonder if you would be willing to do this one. Paulina Villarreal (drummer for The Warning) covered Radiohead’s "Creep" for her Instagram followers at the beginning of COVID lockdown. She gave them a short list of songs she didn't know, and “Creep” was the one they picked. She spent a few hours learning it, recorded a few takes, accompanying herself on piano, and uploaded the one she liked best. Her vocals seem quite interesting, and I’m curious what you make of her performance?
Even if you don't do an analysis, treat yourself to a listen. Either way, be sure to play through the last second.
Thanks!

[PARK_ENEASH]

Hello umm...

I wanna hit high notes and control my voice while singing like ahyeon (babymonster) you can listen her solo song cover dangerously! Please reply me if you are seeing this!!

Your lovely subscriber...
Park Eneash!!
🖤

[finasari-oylm]

Nice reaction, next please react I will always love you (whitney houston) cover by Vanny Vabiola from Indonesia. Vanny has a very very beautiful smooth clear sharp melodious uniq voice, long breath, very high note is smooth, powerful. Thanks so much

[jambang]

Can you practice me ?
I wanna sing better !