Use Yelling To Learn: Belting and Mixing

“Find Your Mix Voice By… Yelling?!”

In this voice lesson, vocal coach @RozetteSaaangs takes you through an exploration of your voice and helps you connect: raising your voice (aka yelling) with finding the bigger places of your singing voice- mixing and belting!

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[russellgardiner]

You are one of the few vocal coaches that can actually sing.

[chelseacarter]

Whoa whoa whoa…….what just happened……I literally have never been able to do that (especially without vocal tension pain)and literally JUST did it NO PROBLEM! IM LITERALLY FREAKING OUT RN!🎉❤

[linda_castor]

💖You are an incredible teacher! In 13 minutes, you taught me more than any voice lessons I’ve ever had! 🙏🏼Thank you so much! I’m going to surprise my husband the next time we do karaoke in our basement!😂

[stellaq]

Many years of singing & many years of avoiding certain songs. Maybe it’s time to revisit some of them. You are the best teacher, Rozette. 🇦🇺❤️

[TheSubwaysurfer]

I actually found out yelling/belting by accident. Without vocal training, it seems to me that singing high was controlled yelling. I had no idea that it was in fact an actual technique so I’m really really loving this video.

[flyingcheff]

I don't even sing, not even trying to, just adored you and yelling! ❤❤

[aphillipsmusic]

I love that you can not only teach but beautifully execute. Your voice is🔥🔥

[jillqp]

You are amazing. I am a classically trained singer of over half my life and with your videos I was able to unlearn and relearn singing. Thank you.

[carriesaundersson]

Been a singer for 10 years and you still have shown me things I never knew. Love it ❤

[stephvandermeulen]

This was fun! I'm having a hard time letting out sound, from being so self-conscious. But once upon a time, I sang without abandon and I miss that. And as I went along with you here, I found myself grinning. Thank you!

[aionlover]

You are great and your voice is amazing, we are so lucky that you are sharing your knowledge with us.

[itohanosa]

Oh my neighbors think I’m mentally unstable 😂😂 I care less though! Thank you for the lesson.

[BookishDark]

This is awesome! I’d wanted to be a singer when I was a kid - unfortunately I never could get past my stage fright and socia phobia. Still super interesting to learn about and you make it make sense!❤

[alltheteam]

An absolute revelation. Other than loving and listening to music while teaching fitness I was never exposed to chords, notes, or singing until I learned ukulele age 65 Now in a novice band, I want to sing all the songs my grandchildren love, just for fun. I can’t believe what I’m capable of by just watching your videos. You explain everything, are inclusive and expose the mystery of using the voice we have. Even if I never sing in public, thank you so much for making me feel the pure emotion and joy of singing. You are a gem.

[thisisnotmyname]

Every time I see a video from this lady, I watch it. Even if I already have watched it before. She is amazing.

[samigurungseni]

My neighbors wouldn’t like that 😅 You’re awesome ❤

[ZoeStibiVocalCoach]

This is so bang on! How have I not seen this before?! Absolutely love that everyone can do this!!!! CAUSE THEY CAN!!!

[medinisings]

I have to say you are like my dream coach, thank you so so much for your videos, they're immensely informative and helpful, love your channel and you so much💖💫

[zanerick]

You are the most relatable vocal teacher i've ever learned from. Appreciate it.

[strugglemonkey]

I use this as part of my warm ups. Once I do this, my voice is really free. And then I do other exercises. You're amazing. It helps me from locking up in the throat. Being shy. Holding back. And not projecting properly. When I get off track. I come back to this technique. And video. Thank you!