Mastering Breath Control - A Comprehensive Guide for Singers

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[Lanraymusic]

You may not see this comment, but I just want to say that Ive searched all of YouTube for an helpful tip on breath control and this video was what made it click for me. I always understood the whole breathing in, but I realized that I hold the breath and then sing out, without using that breath to support my singing. It made so much sense when you said to feel the muscle engaging the air back out. I'm now finding it hard to explain it haha. But anyways, thank you so much for this!

[tokyugaming]

There's a technique that many people don't know: You should train your nose to breath in a smelling action. When you breath trough the nose the air comes in really slow, but when you smell the air gets in really fast and smooth. Keep singing! Also, you should both breath though the lungs and diaphragm.

[kennyholliday]

100% value: perfect example// breathe for singing … it all starts with breathe fuel :) thx Adam Mishan

[plasmaquark]

Wow I’ve been kind of feeling these sensation when I sing and didn’t really know what was happening until I watched this video, thank you so much for giving me a greater understanding of this. I’ve been doing these simple exercises over the last week and it’s been a game changer for me. Thank you so much🫃

[timothyodaniell]

Total game changer! I had no idea about proper breath Controle. Explained perfectly! Thank you Maestro!

[ragnarkisten]

I LOVE that you don't say, "sing from the diaphragm".

[darrenpratt]

I spent thousands of pounds on a vocal coach and she never explained any of this to me, thank you. No wonder I gave up, hoping to really make progress this time. Thanks again

[dansemagia]

Thank you for this, I like your clear, concise explanations.

[haidaraziz]

Thank you so much for this amazing video, it has definitely helped me tremendously 🤟

[sunitadhond]

Thanks Adam I will forward to my fellow in Singing class will help them lot❤

[itscoop]

I don't sing like a pro but I have a powerful voice. I wouldn't even be here but my son taking singing lessons and it I can help him in anyway I will. Do you think I will mess him up if I try help from your vid or should I leave him alone

[craygmusiczambia]

I always sing from the chest I need practice

[potapotapotapotapotapota]

how does this relate to singing higher? Since the higher you go the more pressure you need to create in your abdominal cavity to allow your vocal chords to vibrate at a high air speed

[tjrknfc]

So, do you mean i have to purposely push in my belly when singing?? But that just forces the air out! Thats not breath support?

[johnlangendoen]

Myself and others have commented that they sing better after going for a jog or a run...??🤔🤔🙂

[trytobeniceplsty]

You are aware that you cannot breathe in/out with your belly right?😂
The only reason it moves is because your lungs need more space the more you breathe in, and you are using your diaphragm. But your diaphragm can only go down a little. So you can only breathe in a bit of air.
So you are actually making it harder for
And you cant sing from your belly!😂
Its like saying i am running with my hands....
You can only sing with your vocal cords. And only if you have tension in your vocal cords, becsuse if they are loose and not pressed together you wont make any sound.
It is like that whistle technique we all learned when we were young, where you had to put a blade of grass between your thumbs and blow into it. It only made a sond when your thumbs were close together.
Also: you can only press air out of your lungs. And the muscle you use for that is the diaphragm. Your abs / your belly is useless for this, only for beginners it might be helpful as assitance for your diaphragm.
Let's be real. Have you ever seen an athlete brething with their belly or whatever muscle you saying it is? No! They are all using their chest. Because it is more efficient, healthier and in some cases even impossible to breathe with your belly. For example a pregnant woman. How do you want her to breathe through the belly. It's impossible. Why do you think we are able to expand the bones in our chest?
And one last thing:
Try singing fortissimo (i mean a fortissimo that can easily be louder than the orchestra) with your technique. You will notice its either not possible at all or it is really hard.
Thats why it is important to breathe with your chest. Without that you wont be able to sing fortissimo. And its not possible to sing in chest voice.
And please dont tell anyone that chest voice is bad or something only beginners do. It is the main thing you need for singing.