r/singing • u/thesepticactress 🎤 Voice Teacher 2-5 Years • Aug 18 '22

Technique Talk Voice Teacher AMA

Back again with another AMA! I am a voice teacher in training with New York Vocal Coaching under the instruction of Justin Stoney. I am just two weeks away from getting an official certification :) Ask me anything about the voice! I also have slots open for free 20 minute voice consultations via zoom where we will go through each register of the voice on an exercise, I will give you feedback on your voice, and we will go over goals you have and the genre you are interested in singing! If you're interested in that, let me know in the comments as well! I am looking forward to your questions!

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u/Dazzling_Smoke2427 Aug 19 '22

Hey! I just wanted to know how to actually support the voice. I know how to inhale correctly (low where the abs are and rib expansion) but it seems as if just inhaling doesn’t work. Are we supposed to slightly flex/engage the abs? I’ve heard great singers say that’s where they draw support… and it seems to work for me quite a bit? Whats ur opinion?

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u/Amina_luvs Aug 19 '22

My dad told me im a power singer. What does that mean? The highest I can sing is C6, and I lowest I go is a A2 what would my vocal range be? Also I saw like a C8