The NG Sound - Singing High Notes Techniques and Exercises

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  • čas pƙidĂĄn 15. 04. 2024
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    Elevate your singing game with "The 'NG' Sound Exercise"! 🌟 This technique is your key to unlocking high notes with clarity and control. Learn how to strengthen your vocal cords and expand your range, making those challenging notes feel effortless. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned vocalist, this video has valuable insights and exercises to help you achieve your singing goals.
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  • @Echoingmuffin-sv2do
    @Echoingmuffin-sv2do Pƙed měsĂ­cem +3

    Thanks man! Been really stuck with high notes for a while now and it has become extremely frustrating. Hopefully this will improve my high notes over the next few weeks

  • @selexidiomas4326
    @selexidiomas4326 Pƙed 19 dny

    I'm having a hard time in producing a high note with the word enerGIa in a pop song. Your techniques will help me out. Thanks

  • @tomasandrew9354
    @tomasandrew9354 Pƙed 25 dny

    I do that as a messa di voce exercise (going from pianissimo- really soft - to forte/fortissimo - loud. But I start it with a “Mmm” sound (lips closed) and then transition to the “ng” and then to “Ah.” It’s one of the last exercises I do during the warmup, I wouldn’t recommend it right at the beginning or in the middle of the warmup.