From the course: Vocal Lessons: 2 Singing Songs Better
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What's air overblow?
From the course: Vocal Lessons: 2 Singing Songs Better
What's air overblow?
- So, air overblow basically means that too much air pressure is being sent out when you're singing, which is creating too much pressure against your vocal folds and will tend to lock up muscles. If you let that air pass out, then it's pushing your vocal folds open, when they need to actually be side-to-side to vibrate. And that will give you a weakened voice. It will make pitches harder to get, more difficult to really be on pitch. That's not the only reason for being off pitch, if that's an issue, but it is one of them. And it will shorten your range. It will make embellishments difficult to do. It will tire out the voice, and on and on. So what we are getting into is a method by which to assist your body, as an instrument, so that it can regulate that air up to your vocal folds perfectly, without you having to think about breathing at all. And thus, my rib cage expansion technique, which many of you have already gotten into. So that's what air overblow is and some of the problems…
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Using songs as warm-ups8m
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Using the melody6m 4s
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What's air overblow?5m 3s
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Basics: Your lips3m 33s
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Exercise: Liberating your lips and enhancing resonance with a song9m 9s
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Exercise: Strengthening your voice in a song—lip trills & single vowels6m 25s
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Exercise: Improving pitch & resonance in a song—nose buzz & scrunch5m 49s
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Lip trills: Limbering your voice with a song8m 52s
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