Easy Way to MASSIVELY Improve Your High Notes

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Many singers have a hard time hitting higher notes in their voice.

One of the biggest reasons for this is that they back off and sing too lightly...

In this video, I'll show you one of my favorite trick to help those high notes stay powerful and resonant.

[davidwayne]

I'm loud. When I sing I've noticed the louder I am the more control I have over the higher notes. Of course this doesn't help my children sleep or my neighbors comfortable with the noises next door but I'll get there 😁 I practice all your tips as they reach my feed. Keep em comin'
♥️ From Kentucky

[bug]

What is your suggestion for people with a natural alto voice I notice whenever I try to do high notes it's really difficult do you have a suggestion?

[andrewlilico]

In all your videos you seem to assume a pure no-mix head voice will be soft and weak and thin. But is that right? My pure head voice is louder than or just as loud as my chest voice on, say, an E or F natural & above. It's certainly just as resonant. Why assume a head voice is soft? Isn't the key thing matching the vocal timbre of the head & chest rather than worrying about your head voice being soft or thin?

[schnappatmung]

I mean it's kinda random but it's cool but I shouden watch this if I have to study for tomorrow but keep it up coud be cool

[dearlifedearlight]

I can't tell if I'm strong or yelling😮

[NoodleCatPlays]

Now please tell us *how* to keep it strong for long. The tip isn’t helpful unless there’s more instruction.

[Mai_fig]

Am I the only one that found the “tip” great in theory but not practice? Like, if someone is struggling -mostly likely due to pushing airy notes how are they going to just switch to “stong” notes 💀 am I missing something? Thats sort of like saying, can’t sing well? Just sing well, it works 😂😭

[Epark]

I like Shawn Mendas and how he sings but…Im bass😡

[Lilay]

Ariana Grande’s a great example of how it should sound btw