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@juanespinoza4363

9 ай бұрын

thank you

@tuckerchichay3320

4 ай бұрын

❤

@tuckerchichay3320

4 ай бұрын

PLSSS.. make a video how determine the note og bass..

@MedResVampire

3 ай бұрын

Thank you

I cannot THANK YOU enough for this video! My 26 year old son is Autistic (non-verbal) and he loves singing along to this tutorial. He rarely talks but when he does he tends to mimic my daughter and I by using a high pitched voice. I'm already seeing him enjoying using the deeper tones in his voice even when not singing (in regular speech)! I'm going to check out your other videos as well. Thanks Again! 🎼🎵🎶

@bradycall1889

Жыл бұрын

That's nice!

0:00 Intro 0:28 Excercise 1 2:50 Excercise 2 5:19 Excercise 3 7:22 Excercise 4 11:05 Outro

Use to be a bass in high school, after graduation I stopped everything I learned and somehow singing higher became more comfortable thank you for this it will be nice to get back into my low register again

@johndeeregreen4592

2 жыл бұрын

I am a bass, who has been more of a baritone singer for the past 20 years, so I feel this. Still loved surprising people with my rumbles down to A1 from time-to-time, though.

@bradycall1889

11 ай бұрын

@@johndeeregreen4592 Wait you started off as a baritone? I could not have guessed that based on your speaking voice lol. I thought that you were a bass most of your life.

@johndeeregreen4592

11 ай бұрын

@@bradycall1889, no, I have always been a bass. It's just very few choral roles want or need a true bass. The majority of choral music relies on basses that are more along the lines of a low baritone.... rarely getting below F2. When I played in bands and sang, I pretty much never sang below an A2, either. I was always of the belief, basses had no place in a lead role or in popular music. Discovering the a cappella basses changed my view entirely.

@bradycall1889

11 ай бұрын

@@johndeeregreen4592 Oh okay. That makes sense.

@wiremuwifebash

7 ай бұрын

Bro same, I was trying so hard to be able to sing like those Russian oktavists in high school lol. Then when I left, I started listening to normal people music again (The Police) so singing along to that pitched my voice up. I'm 22 rn, I could sing a whole ass major third lower when I was 17 lmao

I havent had this much fun with an exercise in a long time. Thank you, Ian, for having these bass-focused videos!

This was very helpful. I was able to increase my range about an octave higher than before. Just needed the right exercises. Thank you!

Just found your video and loved it! I graduated college back in May 2020 and wasn't able to sing my final choir concert due to the pandemic shutting everything down. It was quite a bummer and I haven't been so musically inclined since but doing this warm-up helped cheer me up and reminded me why I so love to sing. Thank you for the great content and I'll be planning on watching more to bring back my bass 2 voice up to par again.

The part that challenged me most was exercise 4. I love this video and I'm definitely going to use this to warm up from now on😁❤

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@Carlos.Troncoso

3 жыл бұрын

No. Es segundo es daa ñaa gaa na

@gurixd100

3 жыл бұрын

Mi* e a

Thanks! There's just a few videos about bass exercises on yt. Awesome work! Keep producing more.

this video is very much appreciated, I watch this almost daily

@michaeloenriquez9916

3 жыл бұрын

Have you improved now

@shouviksarkar7900

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaeloenriquez9916 I think watching everyday won't help you have to practice everyday 😂

Just found this video, this has been the most fun vocal warmup for me so far and it feels natural. I think I wasn't using the right exercices before 😁

I just saw this for the first time, GREAT flow! and I love the descending minor thing at the end!

Check out my NEW BASS Workout kzread.info/dash/bejne/qKKtyrGwZd3doLg.html

After learning that my own vocal range is between C2 and about F4 or so. I am happy to say that I was able to complete this entire exercise.

THIS VOCAL WARM-UP HELPED ME A LOT

Thanks Ian. Been using your vids since Dec 2017 to strengthen my voice.

You're getting better every video. Keep up the great work. 👍

@aussievocalcoach

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊

Thanks for this! I haven't properly exercised my voice in ages. I struggled with the high notes and had to use falsetto at the peak of most the exercises. The low ranges didn't challenge me at all, but I have a very low range. Looking forward to doing this often!

Want more Bass Workouts? Check out the Playlist: Bass Vocal Exercises and Workouts kzread.info/head/PLNz17Ilnj5ROZax1Bjt98PJggsQmPbL7Y

Thanks so much I sorta started loosing my bass register now I'm slowly getting it back with this thanks

I am very happy. First time watching, already following along and only having minor difficulties with the very last low note, otherwise all set, even though I rarely ever had any singing lessons. Most of it is self taught. :D

Thank you. This warm up works well for me too, as a baritone

In this exercise was a good one for me I probably can go about 2-3 notes lower than what you are but this is a good starting point for me to work on those other door note and the rain will just write up maybe 2 notes above for the high probably about 2 to 3 no tire as well but it was a challenge thank you I could use more of these and I have already subscribed to you and I appreciate it

That last one was so tough to finish but felt so gratifying

I do this daily and it’s been doing wonders to my voice ty

Thanks to your excercises I could record the only one video in my profile. Thanks!

I am no where near professional, I have been singing my entire life, until puberty hit, and I got a disease that gave me a bit of a deeper voice (GERD). Thank you for this!

Having just started, I find the fourth exercise the most challenging, which seems to make sense that there is increasing challenge in each exercise.

Remember guys to not push your larynx high or bring it low, or you'll damage your voice.

@theslaytoendyourfaves

3 жыл бұрын

true, now tell that to the micro-brained, preposterous idiots who claimed they have extensive ranges but in reality, they are the ones just squeaking and squeezing the sht out of their larynges.

@robinrobb3061

3 жыл бұрын

@@theslaytoendyourfaves i wish you a pleasant day

@stephenstrange4009

2 жыл бұрын

But how? Many people have said this but did not give actionable steps

@denbyscott5745

Жыл бұрын

@@stephenstrange4009 you just have to kinda hold it down but not too hard. When you yawn your larynx drops down a lot, it's the same muscles. If you push your air from your diapghram it also makes it easier to keep it down

@troccllc665

Жыл бұрын

This was awesome 👌 👏 👍 Thank you 😊

Oh my god these go so high. Bit of a stretch on the very lowest notes too, I broke into a solid rumble on a couple of them. These are great exercises though, and it's really handy to have in a video format. I think I'll start doing this once or twice a day. I wish I had one for bridging registers though. I've technically got up to a G5 for singable range but I never see anything online for basses who want to learn to use their upper register.

Here everyday !! Thank you Sir !!

Ty I’m new to this and a bass so this is helpful . Cheers 😊

This is amazing. Thank you for uploading this video.

@willrobinson3662

3 жыл бұрын

I like having a sonorous bass voice.

This video is highly appreciated!

Ian Hello, your Vocal Range Workout for Bass voices is wonderful. It's really helped build my bass notes, as I'm trying to deepen my light baritone into more of a bass. Is there any chance I could download this C2 - E4 onto a cd that I would be the only one using it? If not, I understand, perhaps because of copyright. Anyway, these four exercises are great. You've helped so much! You asked which of the four is hardest--probably the second; I kept struggling to do the low notes in no. 4, and stuck with it, and it was great!

This is really good thank you

Great warm up video!

I'm still in the womb and can sing from Eb-1945 to F2908

@BloodPlusPwn

3 жыл бұрын

You must be a tenor

@antimatter2376

3 жыл бұрын

@@BloodPlusPwn Yeah that F2908 seems a litttttle bit too high to be a bass

@TheSandkastenverbot

3 жыл бұрын

How did you fit a keyboard in there?

@theslaytoendyourfaves

3 жыл бұрын

so can the starving theatre kids and desperate wannabe mariahs squeaking for their lives

@johnvianny8254

2 жыл бұрын

Oh so you're probably a sopraYES

THANK YOU for sharing this workout, the last one is challenging, my voice doesn't reach the 4 low notes

Now i can hit B1 sometime Bb1 in the morning. Great exercise!

BE CAREFUL. I was trying to extend my range and literally crushed my Adam's apple trying to hit a high note. Be safe.

@dbone024

Ай бұрын

It literally exploded

Good job!

really big help, sire thank u very much

Really good video, thanks

I can do all the ranges pretty well but I need to make my voice more flexible. Thank you.

thanks for this

This is a great bass workout (finally)

Thanks so much for this ..

This so good n fun, thanks

Wouw keeereeennnn!!!! (Indonesian says) Wouw amazing!!!! Thank you the lessons.

the most challenging thing about this isnt the pitch but rather the memorizing XD

Thank you so much sir ❤

Just what I what I was loking for 🙏

Thank you for this exercise! For years, I've been singing in a high register due to singing close to the artists or some songs in the same key as them and now I'm finding my comfort singing in my natural voice range. I guess the only thing I have to get used to now is hearing myself in my natural range. Any suggestions?

OBVIOUSLY THE LAST ONE , DAN !!😊

Thank you

Thank you for your awesome video Ian!!! I've always been a mechanical worship leader at my church with no official musical education. I have noticed a significant improvement with my voice following this great exercise you provided. Question: If I can sing "I Can Only Imagine" by Mercy Me, in the key of "C" when the original singer Bart Marshall Millard, signs it in the key of "E". Does that mean that I'm a "bass"??? Not knowledgeable of music terminology... Thanks again,

Thank you sir

Singing a piece this spring that kicks off out of the gate on a C2 and I'm struggling to bring any power to that note as the first thing out of my mouth. Gonna do this exercise every day and see if it helps! Thanks for making these!

@sethmarkov9130

Жыл бұрын

Has it helped? I'm in the same boat

@mardoredardin2995

2 ай бұрын

​@@sethmarkov9130does it work?

I like it very much

Thanks

the last one was fire

0:31 - Beggining of warmup.

I would like to see the lowest note to go to A1 as a challenge as I easily hit C2.

The last excercise made a challenge for me

Thanks for writing the vocal range 😊

@aussievocalcoach

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome

@Catalinddm

3 жыл бұрын

@@aussievocalcoach mate, thank you for the vids. My chest range improved by 3 notes. I'm now a c2-e4 on any day.

@DIMI5034

3 жыл бұрын

@@Catalinddm for how long did you practiced and what videos did you use?

@Catalinddm

3 жыл бұрын

@@DIMI5034 roughly 1 month everyday and I did 3 sets. In the morning I did the quick low notes bass workout (aprox. 10 min), at lunch when the kids slept i did the full bass workout (30 mins) and in the evenings I did the baritone workout (20 mins). I didn't want to lose the higher notes while going lower. I can go to a chest a1 but i lose the high notes if i only practice bass. BTW, focus on technique as well. While doing the exercises, focus on breath support, larynx relaxation and positioning: on the lower notes, push the tongue and the Adam's apple down while focusing and driving the sound ,,behind the eyes" (you almost feel vibration in the cheeks) with a more open mouth (think big O). In the mid range focus on normal breath support and position (unles you're going for the bassy sounding voice in the mid register) and anything that's over c4 think of driving the sound behind your teeth, more focused. Hope it helps. Cheers.

@DIMI5034

3 жыл бұрын

@@Catalinddm thank you so much! I used to have a very big ambitus last year but because of no practicing and using some tehniques i kind of lost it. I am trying to recover but i never knew "the good way of singing", because i haven't got a teacher. Thanks again! I'll do my best! All the best for you and your family!

Simple question ?? Do you have any videos for lower voices ?? This seems to get to my normal just talking voice then stops !! Just wondering !! Thanks !!

I've got to be thoroughly warmed-up to make c2 sound right.

It seems I am getting light headed, and it feels like I need to (and i do) stop every second sequence

Ex 3 TNA was challenge, good feeling, exercise for nostrils

This is my daily exercise while i make my coffee!!!

So… I took Choir in Middle/ highschool and I was a Tenor II for the most of that time. I really like super Baritone/Bass voices and I wanted to know if there was a way to practice and get my voice to work and sing like that? Or am I permanently Tenor II for the rest of my life?

I can actually go lower than the last note but theres more room for improvement and your video is helping me a lot. But I don't have a schedule. I just do it anytime everyday. Is there a certain schedule I should follow?

Sir, please make a vocal exercise video on subharmonics🙏

Show cool. Love

In the morning This exercise is little bit easy for me In the morning i can hit C2 lightly

I do not want to criticise but I need to point out that Basses in Opera need to have solid and easy High F and High F#, honestly this means they must vocalise at least up to High G...

Nya? on the second excercise?

My vocal range is E2 - C5( very uncomfortable falsetto )... I'm not a singer, I don't do vocal training, and I don't know if I'm in my range limit either. Can I reach lower if I train???

Can you make an exercise for basso profundos??? I'm struggling to challenge myself on the lower range, maybe an exercise to A1? maybe G?

Oh crikey! Mr Steve just calmed them

Ian, How many times does this exercise go down to c2? I wish the notes appeared while singing this exercise.

@Th3BigBoy

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. That would help me tremendously.

This is bariton exercises, not bass. The problematic pitch is F2 and F#2 where the larynx has to make a folding back, a turn. You need to give exercises down to C2 for a bass. You keep it just above the difficult point, starting with G2 which is too easy, too high. I come all the way down to A1.

Hi Ian

I am a bass...my highest note is a an E4..i want to increaee my high end vocal end..is this the right workout for me? Sir?

@antemahoney4376

3 жыл бұрын

probably try looking at the bass-baritone workout if you are looking to increase range higher as this video is for strengthening existing range rather than increasing

Holy shit I did it all, was that 3 octaves??

Can anyone recommend exercise vid to practice low subharmonics?

Daily how many times do this

I was hoping to find out I was a tenor, but considering that my vocal range perfectly corresponds to the range of this workout, it looks like I am a bass 😂

@bradycall1889

Жыл бұрын

Try also the baritone and tenor workouts you may never know if you might succeed in the other two videos until you try it 🤷‍♂🤷‍♂🤷‍♂

Ian, or anyone, I could use a clairification. You show that this is a c2-e4 workout, yet the lowest piano note that you play is a c1 on my piano. So, are we really going down to C1 or am I missing something?

@Alex-no3co

Жыл бұрын

This is a year late, but I just sing all the exercises one octave lower than Ian. That should bring you down to c1.

@hypercubemaster2729

Жыл бұрын

Some keyboards are notated an octave lower at the same note than others.

I’m tapped out at D2, but can hit E5 as my max, is that Bass or Baritone 😭

My voice goes several intervals lower. I have been stopping the video at the low point of an exercise and then keep going down. Is this okay? Is there a better way for me to exercise that part of my range?

@Sam-Wil

2 жыл бұрын

Get yourself a keyboard, or the vocalizzo app

@r.uwamhenye8282

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sam-Wil I can’t find the app on the App Store

A can sing a comfortable D2 in the morning before I've warmed up but can't at any other part of the day. Is there a way to keep my low range throughout the day or am I boned? I'm only 16 and am still developing but maybe there's some tricks to stay more consistent.

@antemahoney4376

3 жыл бұрын

Main tip for consistency in my opinion is to get an experienced singing teacher that's a Bass or Bass-Baritone as they would have a similar voice and would be able to share their experiences with getting consistent low end notes

@cicadaboi101

3 жыл бұрын

@@antemahoney4376 Alright.

@antemahoney4376

3 жыл бұрын

@@cicadaboi101 also my apologies but another thing that I forgot to mention is making sure you focus on singing correctly before you focus on singing low

the higher ones are definitely more challenging, but the lower ones are easier.

@r.uwamhenye8282

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr

In the 10 minutes it took to complete the exercises it got a lot easier to reach the absolute bottom of my range with is about Eb 2 which I think is pretty low for a 16 yo still going through puberty. Don't you think so?

@Nobody-ih3dt

4 жыл бұрын

I was on my c2 now Im on my e1

@bryantoliver9108

4 жыл бұрын

JP STO DOMINGO using this exercise?

@jesusfreak1823

4 жыл бұрын

I am 6 years old and can sing down to B0.

@jaysondawkins3997

4 жыл бұрын

I'm also 16 also I can hit a c1 in fry d1 subharmonic, and a e1 chest. And I can't growl for nothing so...

@pxlbass2709

4 жыл бұрын

@@jaysondawkins3997 upload video. Cus no way a 16 year old can bottom out at great bass singers range.

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those high notes on IEAOU part was impossible here or I do really don't know what I'm doing

@nicholasneyhart396

3 жыл бұрын

Support the high notes fully. Also keep going as high as is comfortable and working in that range for about 40 minutes a day. My highest went from A3 to E4 with this method.

@hugobonin268

3 жыл бұрын

Work on your low range It will helps to reach high notes Remember practice both low and high notes When I start singing 4 years ago, my highest notes was C4 and it sounds awful Slowly my range increase D4-E4-F#4 then G4-G#4 Now I’m practicing A4 , I can reach it but it sounds like a Dying cat Lol And believe, I have a low speaking voice So keep practicing and you’ll see in times you’ll be able too

@TheSandkastenverbot

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the last exercise is significantly more difficult than those before. You'll get there (y)

Does anyone have any tips for increasing chest range below C2

@iGoByNexx

4 жыл бұрын

Practice finding your subharmonic register. I’ve been doing so for about 10 months now and I’ve noticed that lowest chest-fry note went from a D2 to an A1 with a fry extending down to an E1. Check out David Larson, David Kahn, and or course Geoff Castelucci’s KZread channels for tips and more info. Remember, it takes quite a while to get the hang of and it’ll definitely feel infuriating the first couple of months because you think you’re getting nowhere.

@justinjones4269

4 жыл бұрын

When you hit a C2 does it sound airy or is it strong?

@antemahoney4376

3 жыл бұрын

@@iGoByNexx i have seen those videos and my subharmonic range goes to an E1 but my chest range stops at C2

@antemahoney4376

3 жыл бұрын

@@justinjones4269 it is a mix of both because it is audible and sounds like a strong tone but it has some airiness which stops my range dead at C2 with fluke notes being B1-A1 but it still isnt as strong as i need