suck up your belly, then there are two choices:
1.hold your diaphragm (right underneath your ribs)
or
2.sing in (if you know what i mean ;)
[i prefer singing in]
There is a voice called your 'head voice', or falsetto. It's a sort of shrill tone you hear in a more than a few Beatle recordings like in Twist and Shout. That's one way. Otherwise, some people just have the ability. You can always work on it with a voice coach, but singers like Mariah Carey I think, have got a jump on everyone. They sing in like five different octaves. Try the falsetto.
3.Then if you start as a regular pitched note then you can totally change the pitch you once used and change your voice. That will lead you to a high pitched note :)
1. BREATHING: Don't breath directly into your chest. You know, like, don't let your shoulders go up. Breath in like you want all the air to go to your stomach. Pretend your stomach is a big balloon that you want to fill up each time you breath. Also, don't let out all of your breath at one time.
2. MOUTH: Don't show your teeth when you sing vowels, especially when you are singing the long /e/ sound. It is bad for your voice, and traps some of the sound behind your teeth. Keep your mouth wide and tall when singing vowel sounds.
3. CONFIDENCE: Believe in yourself. Poor confidence leads to poor singing, which leads to bad confidence and bad singing, and then to horrible, and so on. Also, PRACTICE. This is verystressed, because although practice doesn't make perfect, it makes as close as you can possibly get to it.
4. STOMACH: Before singing any note, breath as instructed in step 1. But while you're singing a note that is particularly hard to reach, pull your stomach in. This forces the air out of your stomach and out your mouth, making your high notes less airy and dry, if you know what I mean. But doing this all of the timecan hurt your stomach, especially when you first begin practicing this technique, which can make it hard when you really need to hit a high note.
5. KNOW YOUR LIMITS: If you become tired, or your throat, chest or stomach begins to ache while you're singing, then STOP. It doesn't matter what the circumstances are. No performance is more important than keeping your voice undamaged.
6. THROAT: If you have phlegm, never swallow it back down. Find a place to spit it out. It will clog your throat and make singing harder, and it can sound gross and throaty. Drink water as often as possible. It clears out some things that could be blocking your throat. And lastly, never yell or scream a note. It sounds bad and can really damage your throat.
I hope this is helpful. Have fun singing!
Not sing cause you probably suck
If you are referring to tuning their instruments a half step down, then it is probably to make it easier for Brian Johnson to sing the songs and hit the high notes.
Yes she was, she has a wider vocal range, and can hit higher notes than most other singers in the world. Sadly she has lost it since Glitter! she is a really good singer but not the best and yes she is one of the only people in the world who can hit those high hits without sounding bad!...... she sounds good!, while she does high notes
celine dion because she can hit such high notes and is amazing
yes because we have lessons to learn to sing good
A narrow tonal range is a range that is not much different and does not go from low to high tones. A person with a wide tonal range can hit very low notes and very high notes.
the best songs to sing are the ones that you know you can sing well. if you know that you can't hit high notes then chose a song that doesn't have high notes in it. but if you know you can sing high notes, go for it!
Unfaithful by Rihanna. Im only learning it but its perfect for people who cant really hit a high note.
No. Mariah is said to have a five octave range. Chances are you don't. Most average people are lucky if they have three. If you don't have the range you cannot sing those high notes. Maybe you can sing a lower version of the notes and practice singing them that way. If you can hit the high notes then sing along with her songs and practice that way. Maybe you can hit the high notes like the ones in the song Emotions and in that case practice with the music until you can sing it without music. BTW, I have never met any adults that can hit those high notes and on pitch.
Second Soprano: Should be able to hit notes close to a high c. Sing higher then the altos. Have a sweet voice, altos usually have low talking voices. First Soprano: Are to hit the highest notes above a high c. Should be able to sing and hold high notes.
Me, yes. I can sing very high, but also low too. I have a very big perfect range and I am proud! What about you?
No, that's why singers are categorized based on the kinds of notes they can sing, called their "ranges". Nobody can hit every note, regardless of training, however training can help you hit more notes. In short, no you don't have to be able to hit every note to be a singer
my choir teacher says to tighten ur stomach to make ett easier tew hit the higher notes, if tat really doesnt help then ur prbly better off singer the lower notes. hope etts helps!!
If you can hit the notes, then definitely sing. And be proud that you can sing first soprano. That's an awesome position to be in in a choir. loads better than a boring bass, tenor or alto that just get drowned out by the rest of the choir.
you hit a high note by using your head voice
Well, I'm actually taking chorus. I'm not a hundred percent sure, but the sopranos that hit the high notes very easily and their voices get strong are usually called first sopranos.
If you are referring to tuning their instruments a half step down, then it is probably to make it easier for Brian Johnson to sing the songs and hit the high notes.
During puberty, your voice will deepen ("break"), and your voice will naturally be unable to reach high notes. However, some specialist voice training techniques can bring these notes back, but will cost money, and a lot of time in training.