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About the Belting Voice When Singing
Legit or Classical Voice When Singing
Mixed or Middle Voice When Singing
Belting vs. Legit Voices When Singing
History of Chest Voice in Pop Music
Mixed Voice Training For Singing
Lip Bubble Technique to Protect Your Voice
Lip Bubble Vocal Exercises
About Vocal Nodules & How to Protect Them
About Bowed Vocal Chords & Protecting Your Voice
Signs of Voice Damage
Vocal Influences & Voice Damage
How to Balance the Voice
Singing Tips for Voice Balancing
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James Meny has been teaching the "mixed" or middle voice technique for years. He is also trained in the opera and classical styles and has studied extensively under one of the most...read more
"JAMES MENY: If you've seen the old Andrew Dice Clay series he goes to a vocal coach that teaches lip bubbles. Because it does a few things, one is that the air is always coming out of our voice or out of our throat in this direction, in other words out. Very rarely do we actually phonate on an inhale so you would get this out [CHOKING] hhohhk hhohk on an inhale so we blow out to phonate. There are some vocal teachers out there in methods [PH] that actually teach you how to phone on an inhale. That's pretty advance stuff. I do that recommend it because it can cause some damage if you don't know what you're doing. So I'd only recommend that under guidance of those particular teachers. On the exhale what happens is the air hits the vocal chords, we create a false sense danger again, that pressure in our body, to create the sphincter reaction to close up."
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