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Vocal Coach Sophie Shear covers the 5 mistakes NOT to make when singing vowels. How each vowel can be modified to be executed very easily.
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Thank you sophie for all the great videos! They’re really helpful! ;)
2:32 Christina Aguilera, lol!
You’ve got a beautiful voice! It reminds me of Hayley Williams.
I think Ed does that thing only on the O and U wowels
You’re so awesome! Love the outtakes! :)
Thanks Sophie! You always share wonderful “helps” for improving vocals!
thank you for your tips!, Sophie! Could you make vowel chart which shows
which vowels transforms into what. And another question…I really
understand the concepts of vowel changing but often I cannot apply it
directly to a song without having to think about vowel chaning all the
time. simple tips from you without thinking too much and still doing the
narrowing?
Your videos are awesome! Please, keep making them :D
Wow you sing perfectly!!! I’m impressed!! the best!
The Patti-gorilla face; love it, because it is so true. At age 70 Patti is
still in great vocal shape.
My friend sang Lego House the day I hit the high notes
+SophieShear can I email you a video of me and my vocal coach practicing
and get a few pointers from you??
you are so clear and nice, thankyou very much <3<3<3
Nice video, but there’s some unsubstantiated information in it. I’m all for
helpful videos, and there’s no doubt that your techniques help with high
notes. But, it’s pretty well researched that chest voice range dominantly
resonates in the throat and not the mouth (above larynx to behind the
tongue, hence why you feel it down in to your chest), and head voice range
dominantly resonates in the mouth (hence why you can feel it in your face).
The mixture of chest and head is not a 3rd placement, but a difference in
the distribution of resonance (largely the 2nd, 3rd and 4th harmonics for
the geeks). This is also accompanied by the ‘mix’ of interaction of the
vocal cord muscles. Putting the lips forward can allow better distribution
of resonance between the throat and the mouth, and essentially stop the
larynx from raising with the pitch to keep the resonance in the throat.
It seems a small change in information, but it guides vocal training much
better and faster if you know where the resonance actually sits, especially
for the advanced singer who doesn’t need to close so much to ascend.
Science and actual research sheds so much light these days and guides
pedagogy. We need to embrace it more, rather than repeating the 90%
accurate ideas of our previous mentors. I’ve totally been there.
Hi Sophie,
It actually is possible to broaden vowels without falling out of the proper
resonance. Even if one wants to narrow his or her vowels, the way you show
it here is too exaggerated and is actually darkening the vowels too much
which is making you lose some of the clarity and intelligibility of your
words! So as a disclaimer for those watching. You can sing with broadened
vowels without straining but even if you want to modify your vowels the
examples given here are exaggerated. Modifications should be much more
subtle so that you can keep the clarity of your words in place. Remember,
more than anything else, singing is about balance, so make sure that you
don’t take any idea too far. This will imbalance your voice!
Shot this chick knows how to sing
thanks
Damn she is pretty good she reminds me a little of Felicia ricci she also
does singing tips and he has helped me alot
Can u do a cover of this song I would love to hear it
you are awesome
This help me in my puzzle in singing.Now it is almost complete..Thank you
for all the tutorials.
Damn my mom thought i was sawing porn :'(