
Uncover five steps to belting from head voice, unlocking a powerful, flexible high-note sound for experienced singers.
Learn essential breathing technique and open throat singing, with relaxed shoulders, rib cage expansion on inhale, and the silent giggle open throat to access big belt high notes.
Distinguish head voice from chest voice: chest voice matches your speaking range with a strong, clear quality, while head voice is lighter and breathier and easier to sing high notes.
Build a solid belting technique through a system of exercises and demos, practice with piano versions, use straw warmups, and track progress to sing safely across your range.
Learn how singing through a straw creates back pressure to boost voice efficiency, flexibility, and power. Start with two skinny straws, move to one, then compare straw and no straw.
Learn lip rolls with explanation and demo, a gentle warmup to improve breathing and an open throat technique, and switch to the alternate sound if needed, following fundamentals.
Locate and warm up your head voice with a light, gentle tone, avoid chest voice creeping into lower notes, and practice to strengthen and stabilize your head voice over time.
Warm up and strengthen your head voice with gentle, open-throat exercises, following an exclusive head-voice approach demonstrated in this session.
Practice candle in the wind to steady air flow, keep sound even between chest and head voice, and use tummy muscles to control breath and smooth the slide.
Troubleshoot the candle in wind exercise by keeping breath release even from low to high notes, and monitoring breath with a hand in front of the mouth.
Master the sirens exercise to warm up the full voice without strain, test by pinching the nose, and unlock a strong belting tone with nasal resonance.
Warm up your chest voice to sing with clarity and freedom, and develop a strong, clear tone ideal for belting.
Troubleshoot chest voice by reducing volume, relaxing the tongue, and using the g sounds to bring vocal folds together; identify head voice vs chest voice and switch when needed.
Learn to belt in head voice by speaking in a speech-like head voice and using a quiet yell to project power without relying on chest voice.
Troubleshoot chest voice creeping into head voice by practicing a quiet yell on high notes, keeping volume low, and using the cool hands technique to belt high notes with ease.
Explore speaking in head voice to create a speech-like, belting-ready sound without singing, through an explanation and demo that keeps you in head voice while speaking through music.
Develop control of a head voice to produce a quiet yell with speech-like projection, contrasting spoken 'hey, guys' with its non-singing form, and use cool hands if needed.
Identify your facial sweet spot to boost volume, clarity, and tone when you sing. Experiment locating the spot and moving voice across the face to enhance resonance and ease.
Learn to avoid the Mickey Mouse voice by shifting resonance from head to your sweet spot, yielding a louder, clearer, speech-like tone and stronger singing.
Practice the magic elevator exercise to slide from a siren into the ah vowel, locating the voice's sweet spot and a zipped-up feeling that opens into a free, resonant sound.
Learn to troubleshoot voice technique by avoiding extra breath during siren to ah, controlling breath release on the R, and keeping the soft palate raised to prevent nasal, pinched tone.
Explore tilting to elongate the vocal cords, facilitating the transition from chest voice to head voice; learn cry and SOB techniques and their whiny, dark color for high notes.
Sob exercise #2 to sing a phrase with soap, feel head voice take over, sense voice further back in mouth, and maintain an exaggerated sub as you ascend.
Troubleshoot high notes by easing tight spots, exaggerating the sound into operatic quality, and having fun with lip rebounds off paper while monitoring breath to build a strong, free voice.
Explore the cry, a brighter, emotional, whiny vocal color that tilts the larynx to stretch the vocal cords, enabling higher notes and natural projection.
Use head voice on ah, then add the cry to sharpen the note. Hear the voice shift from airy to clear and strong, like a dial from 1 to 10.
Practice a cry-inflected phrase in head voice, gradually adding cry without pushing into chest voice; monitor balance to strengthen the head voice and keep high notes flexible.
Learn to troubleshoot the cry technique to unlock flexibility and high-note ease by dialing cry from subtle to whiny, then back to balance.
Explore three vocal onsets: glottal, aspirate, and simultaneous, learn how to produce and practice each, and apply the simultaneous onset for a smooth entry in most singing.
Learn to shape vowels by adjusting tongue position, enabling vowel modification and color changes, while keeping the tongue relaxed on bottom mouth floor with the tip on the lower teeth.
Practice a three-part belting drill: a quiet yell to relax the jaw, then a speech-like voice from chest to head, ending with a belted sweet-spot tone.
Explore belting with a belt-voice technique, transitioning from chest voice for low notes to head voice for high notes, and experiment with tilt and cry versus soap to hear differences.
Explore practical breakdown techniques for tackling high belt parts in a song's chorus, using head voice and quiet yell methods to sing with ease and style.
This is course for singers who want to demystify and conquer belting out high notes with power and ease.
If you've ever felt held back by not being able to nail the high notes or the big climax of a song, then this is the course for you.
Maybe you’re someone who stains their voice frequently or sounds breathy when you want strength or perhaps you don't like the sound of your voice when you belt, then this course can give you tools change those things and understand why they are happening.
This course demystifies the wonder behind the big high notes you've admired for so long and breaks down each piece so you can finally understand how to achieve the sound you've always wanted.
Learn and Master singing High and Powerful notes with ease and confidence in this comprehensive course.
Learn to belt out high notes like your Singing Idols
Develop A Solid Foundation
Build strength and flexibility with Practical exercises
Discover a new sound and develop your own style
Build a tool kit of knowledge to tackle any song
Develop a greater understanding your voice better
Learn how to problem solve and troubleshoot common problems to keep progressing
Empower yourself to sing songs you haven't been able to before, without tension or strain and with style and flexibility!
Great singers know their voices inside and out. If you have been confused on how other singers can hit the high notes in songs or do it with such ease and seemly no effort I will let you in on these well-kept secrets.
We'll take apart each element of the technique from breathing to vowels to color and style. I'll show you how to make the sounds, how to explore ad uncover what your voice can do and help you keep your voice healthy.
There are practical exercises for you to download in both high and low ranges for different voices.
I provide fixes for common problems a lot of my students encounter along the way as well as a trouble shooting index for quick problem solving.
Singing high and powerful notes, known as Belting is a skill that can be learnt, but, so often important steps are left out or taught in generalised way. I designed this course as I myself was unsure of how to achieve a belty sound without and strain and I hadn't been taught how and couldn’t find the technique being talked about or taught in way I could find success with. My aim is to give you every piece of the puzzle so you can learn how to Belt in a healthy way with no more confusion or frustration.
Designed for singers with some experience this course moves you through important singing fundamentals to vocal style tools that you may have heard but never realized what they were and prepares your voice for belting success.
I will explain and demonstrate each exercise, explain the why, how and where and provide you with piano tracks to practice by yourself on the go.
With unique and out of the box ideas I show you how to discover new sounds in your voice, in ways you may have never considered before. There may be one or many "ah ha" moments that unlock a sound you never knew you had.
By the end of the course you have a system, a technique or tool kit that you can apply to any song and I show you how I use the technique to approach new songs. the idea is to put the power in your hands, so you can perform onstage, in a broadway show or at karaoke with confidence that you know your instrument - you can do this!
The problem solving tips and troubleshooting index are a secret weapon in your vocal training. You may be fighting back bad habits at first, or building strength in a weak part of your voice. What makes this course unique is helping you identify problems that might lead you off track or make you discouraged. By diagnosing them we can get to a sound that feels good and sounds good - that's our ultimate goal.
Nail that audition song, impress at karaoke and sing like your idols! This technique will set your high notes free!