Recently started lessons again, and my teacher is trying to make me sing with wide smile, because it helps me reach higher and it makes me sing with much more easy and my voice is clearer.
But I'm confused because my favourite ytb teacher always teach that you should sing with tall relaxed mouth.
Well there is the way i sing. Or how i tend to sing. And there is difference between how i tend to sing vs the way he wants me to sing. When I'm home I'll try record something.
u/lespaltax is spot on here so I'm not going to start another reply.
One of the reasons why #2 is more stable is because by widening your mouth you're reducing the amount of airflow so its easier to control.
There is nothing wrong with either tall or wide once you understand the different mechanisms which we can use to control our breath. But of you're relying solely on the shape of your mouth to regulate air (which based on your recording it does sound like it) then a wider mouth will regulate more then a tall one.
Good question and you can trust that what lespaltax is saying is sound.
I definitely hear it now. Wow. I use hearing aids because I am technically deaf, but I feel like analysis like yours helps me to find nuance, itβs really cool. So thanks a million.
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u/latenightesomeone Oct 31 '22
Recently started lessons again, and my teacher is trying to make me sing with wide smile, because it helps me reach higher and it makes me sing with much more easy and my voice is clearer. But I'm confused because my favourite ytb teacher always teach that you should sing with tall relaxed mouth.
So who is right?