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HelloI always wanted to sing a C5 note but if i try to sing it with chest voice my voice breaks and it sounds strained. I have heard about the head voice but it doesnt sound that loud when i sing in it. How can i make it sound as full and loud as chest voice?Heres an example of my C5 sounds very weak and quiet.

http://vocaroo.com/i/s1taYw1e00bg Hello i have been practicing on this song for months now since first time i uploaded the same cover. I still have trouble for that high b but i have extended my range a little. Does it sound too strained or good?

HiRecently i have been practicing on my higher register. Thats kind hard for me because im a baritone. I always make sure i breathe from the diaphram correctly. I think it sounds a little better then before but it still needs work.

HiIm very nervous because i havent sang infront of an audience before and the song we are gonna perform with my band is this onehttps://soundcloud.com/rms-17/children-of-the-damnedAre there any good techniques you can give me because its a B4 he hits on the chorus and i have to use my head voice to get there?

But vince neil sounds kinda nasal when he sings. Oh i didnt know that. I shall work on my head voice.

But if i try head voice wouldnt it sound too quiet? Yes i warm up i train octave sirens.

Tried my best. Im still working on it

Hi I just made a cover of motley crue playing acoustic and singing. I really have a hard time with the high notes but im training to get there. Im originally a drummer/guitarist

I tried singing without straining but it ended up sounding too windy and too quiet. And i dont know if this is falsetto?

Hi Just did a mercyful fate cover that i wanted to share with you all. Any mercyful fans in here? Kinda destroyed it hehe but here it is

Ok i tried again without sounding nasal

Ok hehe weird in school choir they said i was bass/baritone. Should i focus on getting into head voice instead of yelling?

Ok did it sound horrible?

Yes i am training. I am right now training on sirens. It will take some time for me to thin out my voice because im a baritone.

Hi Right now im learning from Eli prinsens vocal technique program and in there he talks about thinning out your voice to be able to sing high in chest voice. Sometimes when i hear Rob Halford when he sings on stuff like the bridge on Diamonds and Rust where he goes high on the Then and there part and on Heading To The Highway on a chance before i fall. I wonder does he thin out his voice or does he use mixed? Any good workouts on thinning out your voice?