Stop singing from your throat (With Vocal Exercises)

How to Stop Singing from the Throat. Do you experience pain or tightness in your throat when singing, especially during high notes?

In this video, we address this common issue and provide practical exercises to help you sing comfortably and effectively.

Join us as we delve into the mechanics of why singing from the throat can be problematic and how it affects your vocal performance. Through easy-to-follow explanations and demonstrations, you’ll learn:

The reasons behind throat tension while singing
How to identify if you are singing from your throat
The impact of larynx position, air pressure, and vocal register on your singing

Exercises Covered in the Video:

1.Spaghetti Exercise - Learn to control your larynx position by simulating the action of sucking spaghetti.

2. Z Sound Exercise - Discover how to reduce constriction in your vocal folds and larynx.

3.Lip Trill Exercise - Master the technique of managing airflow during the transition from chest voice to head voice.

These exercises are designed to help you develop better vocal control, prevent strain, and improve your overall singing technique. Practice them regularly, and you’ll notice a significant improvement in your vocal performance.