Valerie Morehouse

Singing Like a Star: 5 Steps to Discover Your Voice

<p>The diaphragm comment.. I understand what they are try to say but don't do this on your own. You really want to learn how to balance there voice in your anatomy, chest and face before adding any pressure from diaphragm as you can blow your voice out making the issue or tendency worse. use a foot into the floor or hands into a chair first. straw phonation tot find the placement those things. Its really a support that comes from your rib cage also. It can be confusing hearing the older methods of "support from our diaphragm" as that gets mis interrupted many ways without a skilled instructor with you. :)</p>

<p>Justin! Just needs some pitch work. More a puller. Try song in an even higher key and see what happens... Smooth out lyrics so they flow more instead of it sounding like you are just talking on pitch. well done!!!</p>

<p>I think you're more of a puller but really just a little bit :) You will recognise it more the higher you sing. Try to push more from your diaphragm when going higher and lessen the tension in your throat but I really like your technique and especially your tone! Very clean. Keep it up!</p>

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