Sing Higher Than EVER Super Easy For Beginners | 30 Day Singer

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We all want better, easier high notes. But how do we get them? I’m Camille, singer & voice teacher with 30 day singer, and I have 3 tips to help you sing higher than ever.

1. Take the pressure off
This helps singers more than any other exercise or piece of advice I’ve used. It works because when we’re in “singing mode”, we’re concerned about sounding good. That concern leads us to tighten or constrict the throat or lock up our jaw, which in turn makes it harder to sing higher. We also stop ourselves when we crack or hear a tone we’re not happy with.
Take that pressure off by exploring your high range with sounds, rather than singing patterns. My personal favorite is a high-pitched, excited “woohoo!” sound. It’s something you already know how to do, so you don’t overthink it!

You can use this sound as an “exercise” by playing a pitch on a virtual piano, and approximating, or getting close to, that pitch, gradually walking up the keyboard until your sound cuts out completely. You can also use this in your song work, if there’s a high note you don’t think you can hit. Remove the lyric and just “woohoo” on that pitch; then, return to the lyrics. A great example would be the highest pitch in “When the party’s over”; instead of singing “over”, sing “woohoo," and use that sound as long as you need to. When you’re confident you can easily sing that pitch, try it on lyrics again.

2. Use closure as training wheels
It’s usually easier to sing our highest pitches on something semi-closed, like a lip trill or my personal favorite, an NG. But those aren’t even close to song lyrics. How do we transfer that ease and coordination to actual words?

Use closure as training wheels by first singing your melody or warmup pattern on something semi-closed. Then repeat the pattern, opening up to a vowel halfway through the exercise. Last, try the pattern on a vowel.

3. Modify as needed
There’s a reason professional singers open their mouths so much: it’s because they have to! Your voice is an instrument, with a resonant chamber (or a space in which the sound wave vibrates) from your vocal folds in your throat all the way to your lips. The amount of space in your throat and mouth, which we usually call your vocal tract, makes a huge difference in the pitches we’re able to produce and the tone quality of those pitches.

If you feel like you’re hitting a ceiling in a song or exercise, like this, experiment with a different amount of space. Maybe you need to drop your jaw. Maybe you need to widen the mouth shape.

The point is: you can (and should) modify vowels as needed to make them singable for your voice! Next time you’re working on range extension or struggling with a high note in a song, I hope you remember these tips and find them helpful!

0:00 - Intro
0:33 - Tip 1
3:39 - Tip 2
4:54 - Tip 3
6:13 - Outro

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