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mpropelus

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  1. Nice inclusion of an affiliate link, OneManArmy. ;)
  2. Just though I'd share this video made by Dr. Ingo Titze to you all! Also, comments (especially from experts) are welcomed to further enhance our understanding on why this exercise works. Thanks!
  3. Wow I looked at John Henny's profile because your name sounded familiar and I'm right! Your site is one of the first resources that helped me learn more about singing! Welcome!
  4. This is a video about what "talent" really is. This is definitely one of the most important videos that you will need not only for your singing career, but in all aspects of your life. Enjoy and post your comments below to start a discussion about this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1vV6nM90J8 link if video above is not working:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1vV6nM90J8
  5. what kind of range extension training did you do? I can only do F# above Tenor High C in falsetto.
  6. sounds good Snax! Sustaining that G#4 at the end seems pretty to you. What kind of training do you do? Whose vocal method do you use?
  7. Thanks for all the input! I truly learned a lot from this. I hope more and more opinions will be shared on this thread. 1) Based on my current experience and based on what I've observed from others. However I'm certain that this is just a temporary belief and someday there will be a breakthrough that will bust this myth IMO. 2) Yes I am. Personally, I haven't really seen/heard from-scratch bass singers that are trained either by SLS or any methods out there that achieved tenor-sounding high notes like those of Pavarotti, Steve Perry, etc. Very well said. This is the dilemma that I'm talking about--getting basses to have usable range up there. In today's contemporary music, the men's usable range is mostly found (sadly) on the passagio (approx. G4-Tenor High C)
  8. Is it proven that even a bass singer can sing higher than his current vocal range through training? Physiology/Vocal Anatomy wise how will this be possible? Thanks
  9. Please watch the whole clip! I wonder what his vocal cords look like and what vocal technique he uses.. jk. Anyway have fun.
  10. @ladyholiday That "busts them with 'her fingers'" was funny and disgusting at the same time Thanks I will try the remedy you suggested. @rychemaiden - Yup I think I'm having the similar thing your daughter is having. Okay I will do a little research on the things you suggested and see what works. Thanks!
  11. Hi! I've been singing for years now and this year I've noticed that I'm having white spots in my throat--that hurts when I swallow but not while singing. It lasts for about a week but it reoccurs every month. Should I be concerned with it? I would appreciate help from you guys. Thanks a lot! James
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