Should you 'sing from your diaphragm'? Your throat? Hmmmm...

In this mini singing lesson, vocal coach @RozetteSaaangs talks about the common adage: "sing from the diaphragm". What does that really mean?! Check it out now to learn more 😊🎤

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[alangtengahbirukundang]

That has cleared an ocean of insecurities in me. Thank you.

[sakurasuzuki]

As a fellow vocal coach, I’m soooo thankful that someone with a high caliber like you finally said it. There are way too many misleading teachings around the singing world….
And I come from a classical background where universities offer degrees…!!!seriously, I’m so tired of voice teachers say stuff like “breath with your belly” or “sing from your diaphragm”
Please don’t ever stop preaching, you are so AMAZING❤️

[teodescartes]

Many singers say they’re vocal coaches but you, my dear, besides being an EXCELLENT singer, are a GREAT vocal coach!!!!

[infinitybauer]

I totally agree! As a vocal coach I usually phrase it as where you are controlling your airflow. It’s super important to be aware of where you are feeling vibrations!

[ShayShayChardonnay]

It always helped me to imagine my voice came straight out from where I was in my range - push low notes out of your pelvis, and high notes a few inches *above* your head. Helped me find support I didn't know I had and GREATLY increased my higher end of my range, because I was going for notes without tensing up as much:)

[JohnnyJitsu]

THANKS! So, my throat feels tingly after singing and warming up before then. But definitely a feeling I’ve never felt before as I have never tried singing like this

[corynicolas]

So true. You can't not use your throat. Also your diaphragm is always used too. There are just different levels of engagement and relaxation.

[triggerhappy]

This is a very important distinction. Thank you so much!

[sea_manny]

Finally! Someone addressed this the way it should be said! Thanks!!

[icanseewater]

YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH THIS HAS HELPED ME!!! I’m literally THAT someone who has developed a complex about this! Gah! X

[Stephbridget]

I love your clarity, you’re adorable!

[highaltitude]

As soon as I sang from the throat my pitch and melody are on point. And my voice sounds so much better too. Thank you for removing that misconception. I’ve been doing it wrong this whole time because of the misinformation.

[christenebeukes]

Can we plz get a video on how to use our diaphragms better while singing? Love the advice so far😁😁♥️

[fenny]

Thank you so much ❤️ you don't no how much I feel relief now.

[okayHeLL]

Okay this clarifies everything! Thank you.

[Redsfanatic]

I just came across you searching for Whitney…. And I’m soooo thankful! Love love love your content! Oh by the way …. You’re amazing sis…. 🤩

[binkambulus]

O my I always thought it's very bad singing to feel anything from my throat now I now better.

[xolilstephaxo]

It’s not that we get a complex we’ve been told all our lives we have to sing from the diaphragm . I really love the way you explain this because it makes sense . I’ve always asked how do you sing from your diaphragm . This is why I come to your videos .

[bigbabychan]

Most vocal coaches don’t teach this! Omg you are so amazing.

[Mmasamson]

God bless you, just what i wanted to hear