How to Breathe when Singing: Inhalation

Learn how to breathe when singing with these two inhalation exercises. The breathing exercises will teach you how to breathe from the diaphragm which is the propper breathing technique for singing that gives you the foundation you need to sing with a strong controlled voice. In the beginning of this video I will also show you how the diaphragm works when you inhale and exhale for singing.

[vitozavrtnik]

Who’s watching this because their school is closed because of corona and they have music now like me

[Yorozuraid]

I always have respect for idol, like how the hell they sing while dancing it just so exhausted

[pekopeko_]

who at first thought this was a bright side video i cant be the only one😅

[LouieKayy]

You have literally saved my voice with that sucking air thru the first technique. My vocals sound SO MUCH MORE COMFORTABLE AND SAFE all of a sudden when doing inhaling in the same manner as that technique! I've realised how wrong my breath support was all these years trying to You are a saviour thank you so so much!!!

[cruelorviscious]

First thing to do when you watch vocal coaching videos: DO NOT READ THE COMMENT SECTION AS YOU WOULD WHEEZ A LOT INSTEAD OF ACTUALLY SINGING

[bettyabbey]

First person to make me finally get this! Thank you

[spooky_mochi]

2:29 starts the first exercise :)
3:27 starts the second exercise

[lilaudrey]

i really struggle with breathing while singing, I don't understand why I feel lightheaded when I try to breathe through my diaphragm, and at the same time my belly still doesn't expand. What am I doing wrong?

[miscellaniousnothing]

Your videos are so excellently high quality I cannot thank you enough!!!! This is the best singing learning content I've found on youtube to date, it is TOTAL gold!!!!

[goose_creation]

As someone with anemia this really helped me learn how to hold my breath longer! Tysm for helping me out :)

[mariatouglidou]

Thank you SO MUCH! I've been trying to understand how to breathe properly and have no tention in the throat when singng for MONTHS and it always made me sad how those questions would never be answered. I've been searching forever and finally I know. Thank you so much.

[bigwoke]

You, are actually the most clarifying singing teacher I've seen on here!

[hannahh]

Yes! This is the video I needed and was waiting for. Thank you so much for helping me!😊

[sophiescribbles]

Thank goodness for this, I found a video similar to this but they didn’t explain what the diaphragm was, they just went straight into techniques that didn’t make sense, while these are simple and straightforward. The other video probably would have been extremely helpful if I had only gotten the knowledge about anatomy, so thanks again! <3

[oluseunransomekuti]

You are doing an amazing job with these videos. They are precise and straight to the point, we can't thank you enough.

[kyora]

Guys this is very useful, you can't sing without this trust me, it's one of the most important thing at singing

[minsuxperera]

I'm a singer. And also rapper. This video is so helpful. Thank you for supporting everyone.❤💯

[tristengarner]

I’ve been struggling with this a lot lately this was rly helpful thank you!!

[stevenwallace]

Awesome. I've seen many videos on vocal teaching with instructors using terminology I may not be familiar with but your visual examples helped me more than any other. Thank you

[ThePenquinX]

I just want to say that the anatomy lesson here is so so so so so important! I remembered the belly moving out but I couldn't do it easily which I found so strange cause I found it so effortless when I watched this video the first time. But lately my throat feels so strained just from talking that it's really worried me I'm hurting my vocals just by speaking more often than I did growing up. I wanted to get used to using my throat right even just talking, So much so, I was determined not to strain myself tomorrow. I had to track down this video down before I went to sleep. The key to this is pushing down! If I focus it moving down that moves my belly out! So glad I came back to this. In my favorites now. Not loosing this again.