MAYBE YOU HAVEN’T BEEN GIVEN INSTRUCTIONS THAT HAVE CLICKED FOR YOU

 MAYBE YOU HAVEN’T BEEN GIVEN INSTRUCTIONS THAT HAVE CLICKED FOR YOU

“Add more support”

“Don’t sing from your throat” and

“Just give it a bit more”

are not helpful instructions for a singer who is looking to Jessie J it up.

First, you'll want to teach your body how to manipulate your breathing apart from belt training (using voice function exercises).

Then you will be given clues to help you access a strong mixed voice (do not make your chest voice too high or flick your head voice).

Obviously, what works depends on how close you are to the belt, but what I really find useful is to allow students to work by "calling" instead of "singing." is.

This allows you to work with a much more natural sound, rather than making something you don't know how to make safely.

YOU MIGHT NOT BE AWARE OF HANDY VOWEL MODIFICATION TRICKS

Have you ever heard one of your favorites recite a rather strange song?

Or have you noticed that the colors they produce are not the same as yours (they seem to sing in different accents)?

This is often done intentionally to make it easier for the singers to read.

You may have worked with some vowel correction elements before (such as removing the soft palate), this is still a bit quieter and most importantly about this powerful mixing record.