Singing High Notes Softly - How to Sing High Notes Soft to Loud to Soft

Singing High Notes Softly - How to Sing High Notes Soft to Loud to Soft. Singing high notes softly is the sign of a great singer, especially if you can sing high notes soft to loud to soft. If you know how to sing high notes softly, singing high notes soft to loud to soft again will set you apart from your peers. You will be sought after by others who want to know how to sing high notes with confidence.

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Chuck Gilmore
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[PowerToSing]

Inside this video you’re going to be singing high notes softly and learning how to sing high notes soft to loud to soft. How? I’ll teach you step by step. Watch!

[saqshl]

You seems like a person who must be everybody's best friend.

[DC-ihbv]

I always think I sing loud. Sometimes I don’t the even need a mic. There are slow quiet songs that I have a hard time hitting the highs softly. I always have to push it and go louder which I am aware of and working on a technique to quell it.

[krishnasharma]

I am finding your method of teaching is very helpful and beginning to understand the concepts and techniques. I have been trying to sing higher notes for years . You have shown me the ways so I am deeply grateful. Thank you 🙏

[maxsherritt]

Hi Chuck. Generally, yes, I can adjust volume levels. Sometimes in the middle of my 2nd bridge I can only do it with firm loudness or else it flips.

[brixfarezzio]

I really needed this video, Chuck.. Thank you so much!!

[BrettZieglermusic]

Great exercises Chuck really appreciate these lessons! I was suprised to find I could do this one pretty well for my first time. I have been working on developing my mix voice daily for a while now though so that was definitely a big help. Thanks again for the videos! 🎶

[angelique]

Thank you for another great video. I followed along with the exercises you provided in the video. I will add this technique to my regular vocal practice. Thanks again!

[allanramos]

Cherrs i really like the way you teach couch!...Thank you 😁

[ganeshr]

Thank you much sirrr... Lots of love from India

[beepbeepabby]

I realize by plugging in a mic that I can sing pretty decently but it’s like that head voice that I can sing pretty well and control. My chest voice is hard to control and not crack I wanna sing softer so I can write different types of songs on acoustic guitar.

[min.vivianokeh]

Very very nice exercise, thank you so much sir

[pekkahorttanainen]

Hi Chuck! After the 30-day challenge 30 min exercise, it felt quite easy. But I still am not sure whether I know how to bridge or not...

[zenazizi]

thank you, Chuck! I think I can do it

[kaylacola]

This was fun & informative. Thanks! 🙏

[tokkia]

You have the most aesthetic lip trill ever 😂 I sound like the car wash

[attore]

Hi, . Chuck! Very very good. Thanks for your videos. Could I ask you for some advice on how to sing falsetto notes? For example the unchain melody song at the highest point where it touches MI5. How to emit the sound? By opening your mouth vertically? Horizontal? Do you have any exercises on this, for the transition from mix to falsetto?

[mohamedwaleed]

Hey chuck .. the great coach🙏🏼

I can’t sing the hight notes powerfuly i always feel like its two voices on the lower notes different to the high notes and my vocal got disconnected on the high notes “G4” and go out of the pitch ... would you help me on this ? I dont have strong 1 voice connected from chest to head voice

[melancholygarden]

May I ask, does this exercise help to improve the mix voice? :D

[rainiedkauri]

Hello Chuck! I am able to sing high notes this way, but I was wondering how to do the same with low notes?
I can't seem to get louder without everything squeezing, my neck hurts so much I just can't continue :/ I don't feel that kind of tension when I'm using your bubble lip exercises; but it comes right back when I'm singing, or humming or using any other exercise. (idk if it's relevant but the notes where this happens are in the lowest part of my range, C3~E3)
Thanks for reading my message.