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Thanks so much! So happy I could help!!

this video is a good start for that! ruclips.net/video/RlnrtKlrNdU/видео.html ultimately it really depends on where you're starting in your journey and what specific habits you have, but I'd start with the three places I mention in that video, and the order I explain in that video is really helpful!

mixed voice will definitely solve the problem of chest voice going too high/turning into shouting or flipping to head voice! mixed voice is actually a different placement than chest voice or head voice - a lot of people fall into the trap of trying to do mixed voice from one or the other, but it's actually in a place in your mouth between them. here's a video on the Nay exercise! ruclips.net/video/FvP0U9o1NRs/видео.html For most people, this can be a very elusive placement to find, and sometimes there are habits that block it off/make it harder to access. If you give this a shot and still run into issues, I'd be happy to do an online lesson with you to help you find it! But definitely give that video a try first and see how it goes!! :)

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That’s amazing!! My pleasure, so happy I could help! :)

I’m so happy I could help!

To go from the Nay sound to the nice sound, you just use singing vowel mouth shapes! The Nay exercise sounds so “bad” because when your mouth is that closed (which is helpful to find the placement), it sounds really cringy, or rather just too “bright”. To get rid of that, all you have to do is open up the space in your mouth, and you do that with singing vowels. You can’t sound cringy with singing vowel mouth shapes, haha. But opening up the space will most likely yank your placement out of mixed voice when you’re new to this, so get used to the placement with your mouth closed first and then practice going into a singing vowel. In this video is an example of going from the Nay exercise to a singing vowel to the words: ruclips.net/video/0nblvip0HQI/видео.htmlsi=PTDXPgcXqEiU8pWQ And in this video I go over singing vowels: ruclips.net/video/JCgwjBmlHjc/видео.htmlsi=wvZB5SQ-UF81FTgi

@@katecosettevocals thanks alot!

thanks so much, I’m so happy it’s been so helpful for you!! Excited to see you next! 😄

Awe wow, this means so much to me, thank you! 🥹 I will definitely keep going haha, thanks again for this it really made my day! 😊

@@katecosettevocals your welcome sis but to be honest you are totally on a professional level.You should join a singing contest so that the world will know you.😁😁☺️☺️

@@katecosettevocals ignore the haters sis,we all love your voice☺️☺️

Awe thank you! That means a lot! 😄

thanks a lot!! You absolutely will! 😄

so happy I can help! :)

there could be a few reasons this is happening so I’m not sure without working with you, but I would start with these! ruclips.net/video/oBOs0sUEHhU/видео.htmlsi=MCvKT5sGGX6EueHJ ruclips.net/video/_LPeeRDcV7M/видео.htmlsi=bd7_ZEEN4miDENrn

thanks so much, so happy to help! :)

awe I’m so happy I could help! ☺️

thanks so much!!

yes, you will use Nyah in a higher pitch as well! If it’s difficult, it sounds like you might still be trying to use your throat/the placement is too close to your throat. Try to imagine your voice concentrating really close to your front teeth, and think about your voice going forward, toward the front of your face as you sing higher. It should feel really free and easy, and it should sound “annoying”, haha. So if it feels heavy or doesn’t sound “cringy” or even almost nasally, it’s probably still stuck in your throat. If you still run into issues with this, I’d be happy to help you in an online lesson sometime! But really focus on making it “annoying”- and if you’ve seen the show Friends, think about Janice’s voice haha. That’s the goal xD (if you haven’t seen Friends, RUclips search the character Janice from Friends haha). :)

Nope! Haha, so the reason for that is Nyah works to close off the back of your mouth so that your voice can only go in the front of your mouth (where belting should be). Nay works to close off the front of your mouth, so that your voice only goes in the back (where mixed voice should be). Closing off a space of your mouth is a great help when learning so that you’re only giving your voice one option. Once you practice it enough, you no longer need the exercise because your voice just starts to naturally go in the right place. Head voice register has to do with volume, rather than closing off part of your mouth. Any time you lower your volume when singing, you are naturally going into head voice. So any “head voice exercise” I use is really only just lowering the volume. You can feel this happen if you sing a note for a few seconds pretty loudly, then repeat it as softly as you can. Feel how your voice moves-when you were loud to when you got quiet, you’ll feel your voice move backwards in placement just due to lowering volume. That’s the key! :)

Awe, thank you so much Aurélie!! I’m so happy to help, you are doing AMAZING! ❤️ Excited to see you soon!!

Yes! 😄

you’re welcome!! :)

my pleasure! :)

awee yay that is so exciting!! :) I love this tip so much, I forget where I heard it from, either chorus a million years ago or somewhere on RUclips, but definitely one of the best things I stumbled upon!! Whoever came up with it is a genius! :D

I think that’s actually not a bad thing! I tend to exaggerate them a little when using them to warm up. But the best way would be to use the photos of the singers in this video of all 5 vowels and try to match them up with your own shape in the mirror. Also, make sure that even if these shapes feel different than you are used to, make sure they’re not painful or uncomfortable! You never want to feel like you’re unhinging your jaw or keeping open to the point of it being uncomfortable!

Thanks so much!! And you’ve got this!! Be patient with yourself and celebrate every victory you have, no matter how small! 😄

@@katecosettevocals Ah, thank you!

Thanks so much! Never ever too late to start, you’ve got this!!

@@katecosettevocals Thank you!!

Wow, this means a lot, thank you so much! 😊 Also thank you so much for that idea, I hadn’t actually considered doing courses but I will definitely be giving that some thought! Thanks again so much for your comment and kind words, it really means a lot! 😊

so happy I could help!! 😊

Yes!! I found that too, when I used to sing a bit nasally I tested out to see if I would still sound nasal with vowel shapes/more open mouth shapes, and it erased it. It’s super cool!! So glad you discovered it too!