How To Stop Voice Cracking And Croaking! Singing Teacher - Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy - Vocal Warm Up

How To Stop Voice Cracking And Croaking! Singing Teacher - Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy - Vocal Warm Up

Improve your voice and learn how to sing high notes in this video on how to stop voice cracking!

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[jasonrios]

he reminds me like a singing version of Bob Ross:)

[Duthsa]

Dude, your always smiling! Puts me a better mood just watching...my grandma always taught us, smile, even if you don't at first feel like it, the people who (this was her advise for phone conversations) cant see you will still see your smile...thank's man, positive attitude sure plays a key role! And the lesson here is spot on for what i needed today! Right on bro!

[kentamplin]

Stop your voice from cracking! Watch this video and let me know what other vocal tips and techniques you would like me to do future videos on!
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[jesstyncampbell]

The whole diaphragmatic support thing not only improved my belt instantly but i've been struggling with vibrato and it helped so much

[improvementTime..]

0:55 2 parts to croaking & cracking
1. physiological building up strength
2. Next is psychological
How to think about high notes so not afraid of it and the audience
(He mostly gives the outline of things he does in his course so the regiment isn’t actually in this video, just the general ideas)

1:45 need to know how to control diaphragm first
So you’re not straining the chest neck and vocal cords
So you’re not panicking by the time you get to the high note
2:15 you want to be able to feel freedom in throat
And strength in the abdomen when singing
2:30 the back of the throat should stay completely open
Achieved with open throat technique
To create max amt of space in throat to relive any tension that could take place there at all

And from there just feel the strength from diaphragm
It’s the “engine” that drives your car


3:46 the psychology aspect of it now
4:00 vowel modifications will help the throat feel the path of least resistance

You want to try to keep the vowel closely related “in the way they feel”
instead of having big changes in the throat

[Paarchero]

I always used to be nervous of singing because my rib deformation made it hard to get deep breaths. After watching several videos for months now, I'm actually improving more than I though I would! I will most likely buy "How to Sing Better Than Anyone Else" will absolute confidence! Thank you!

[kategotsch]

If I do this in my house my siblings will record or laugh at me and when I do it in my backyard my neighbors are all like... BWHAHAHAHAH!!!... so uh what do I do..?

[Rangsa]

My mom laughs at me when i try this at home. 😀

[kindkyle]

I just wanted to thank Ken tamplin for all these amazing free videos that have given me the skills to go from having a terrible voice I was ashamed of to having a singing voice I'm proud to hear on my recording tracks

[beaumorris]

I was in choir in High School and had a Great Vocal Teacher and your Approach is Spot I'm 55yrs young and I'm already feeling strength in my Vocals.. Thank You, Bro..

[yashnatiwari]

He is the best teacher. He literally helped me with my voice a lot ! Y'all don't doubt his techniques at all, just practise what he says/explains and you'll be fine. Thanks!

[chrismacarthur]

I had voice training as a youth, but I really have to pay attention to his coaching in this one if I am to realize the opportunity he is presenting in this complicated session for FREE. I really like the science behind his presentation because it is sound.

[ichyortiz]

I take your advice at heart because when I started to watch your videos I didn't know a lot of things. But watching videos make me realized the mistakes I been doing for so long. Now I can sing a little bit better but I'm still working on it. Thanks Ken you are the best. Let's Rock!!

[lukechillin]

My voice cracks when I talk so.... There's that!

[ronaldwalker]

Thank you so much Ken. I've been a professional singer for over 20 years and watching your videos have really helped me attain higher notes and more strength. You're the man!!

[KindOldRaven]

I assume your business to still be doing very well. You're extremely clear in your explanations and you can, at the very least, actually perform all the actions you're talking about which is a breath of fresh air.

Oh, man! You got a subscriber from Brazil! Congratulations for you and your amazing voice!

[hiddens]

When a singer burns himself but still is a good singer after all - 4:05

[mootbooxle]

Hi Ken! I just discovered your videos yesterday and I am loving them! I am a professional singer/musician and while I've improved by leaps and bounds over the years, I feel like it's time for me to go to the next level with some real training. Your teaching is the ticket! I will definitely be looking into your materials. Thank you!

[Squared]

Love your technical knowledge with just such a simple and clear communication of the thing you are trying to teach. Been look at lots and lots of YouTube videos over the years, but you are just a notch above. Guess it just reflects the work you have put in!