How do you sing higher in chest voice?

Answer 1

Higher VocalsConsult a voice teacher. They will give you breathing and singing exercises. If your voice is capable of increasing its range, these will do it, although it will take time and practice.

I suggest you to be careful tough. Why would you want a higher range? Are you a mezzo-soprano and due to the limited amount of songs written for the range ,want to go "higher"??

Even experienced teachers can ,indeed ,increase the range of your voice and make it go "higher" YET it is EXTREMELY easy to "break you voice". Indeed you will sing in higher pitch ,but your vocal chords will be permanantly damaged and your natural speaking voice is then completely altered. In some rare cases ,it is possible to go back to your natural voice ,but in 90% of the cases ,the damage is permanant. Needless to say your singing ability is also completely ruined.

Also practice your "lateral" breathing. That allows you to sing with your "head voice" and then go higher very easily without any strain.

Answer 2

Vocal coaches would offer a variety of vocal technique and strengthening drills. However if you are trying to get more bass in a live performance situation, try a device called a compressor limiter. It brings up the quieter parts and controls bursts. The first thing noticed is more bass from the voice. This is from personal experience... and my voice needs bass...bog difference

GC

Answer 3

First You need singing lessons...VERY IMPORTANT!...I just had singing lessons last year (2009)

So,

Hear are some tips:

1.Whatever you do DONT SING WITH YOUR THROAT!

2. Before doing a high note, breathe in and hold your stomach, hold your breath, close your eyes, do the high note, then breathe out. (holding your breath and closing your eyes can make it better)

3. Practice, Practice, Practice! Do that at least three times a week. Then sooner you might notice that you reach higher and higher notes everytime.

4. DON'T DRINK COLD WATER! It will ruin your voice.

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3 things: increased breath pressure, lifting of the soft palate/blocking off the nasal passages, and good muscle strength in the glottis to keep the folds pressed together under increased breath pressure.

Your larynx needs to be low, your pharynx needs to be open and your vocal tract must be dilated to 1/6 the size of the pharyngeal opening.

The fouth comes from vowel covering/modification, where bright vowels are modified to darker vowels as the pitch increases.

To do this realistically requires practice and guidance of an experienced professional to develop the correct low larynx/balance between breath pressure and glottal pressure required to get a ringing sound with vibrato. You really cannot learn it on your own without risking vocal damage.

If you cant reach a high note, maybe your voice is not meant to reach high notes :(

Or maybe you just need a little more practice :))

Answer 4

in your throat try to sqeeze it. your larynx or voicebox is a group of muscles that, when you sing, you vibrate those muscles and push though the muscles. The faster they vibrate, the higher the pitch; the less they vibrate, the lower the pitch your larynx or voicebox is a group of muscles that, when you sing, you vibrate those muscles and push though the muscles. The faster they vibrate, the higher the pitch; the less they vibrate, the lower the pitch

Answer 5

you need to... sleep, you always sound better when rested! try doing warm ups before singing your head off!ex: mommy made me mash my m 'n m's.... or try picking a consinent to sing.ex: za zi zo ze zu! start off quiter, then louder.DON'T SCREAM! screaming will definetly strain your voice! hopes this helps!

Answer 6

suck some helum up from a baloon. you wont beleve the results.

a high pich voice.

Answer 7

Practice is what helps a lot of singing. The more you do it, the more your vocal cords will adjust to certain pitches.

Answer 8

You could go to singing lessons

Answer 9

yoi need to use yr ead voicef eyed