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Summary

In this video, Fikri Jidan explains how vocalists can avoid voice strain in the neck and improve their vocal flow. He uses a simple analogy comparing the voice to water flowing through a hose, which gets blocked when restricted in the neck. Fikri introduces two exercises to help alleviate this. The first is a lip trill that focuses the voice on the face area, while the second involves resonance techniques to create smoother, more relaxed sound vibrations. Viewers are encouraged to practice these exercises regularly for better vocal results.

Takeaways

• 😀 The voice can get stuck in the neck due to putting a load on it, restricting breath and sound flow.
• 😀 A simple analogy to understand this is comparing the voice to water flowing through a hose that is pinched in the middle.
• 😀 To prevent your voice from getting stuck, shift the placement of your voice from the neck to the front of your face or head area.
• 😀 Moving your voice to the front of your face makes a noticeable difference in the sound quality.
• 😀 Lip trill exercise is one way to help move the voice away from the neck and focus on the face area.
• 😀 The lip trill also helps smooth breathing, making it less likely for the voice to get stuck in the neck.
• 😀 The lip trill exercise involves placing hands on the cheeks, lifting them, and creating a sound like a 'buzzing' lip trill.
• 😀 If you struggle with the lip trill, start by using your tongue to produce a similar effect.
• 😀 Resonance techniques help your voice become more relaxed and avoid getting stuck in the neck, resulting in a smoother, longer voice.
• 😀 The resonance exercise involves using sounds like 'ee' and feeling the vibrations in the lips, nose, and front of the face.
• 😀 Practicing resonance techniques with sounds like 'H' can help you develop a relaxed and resonant voice, which improves vocal tone and smoothness.

Q & A

Why does our voice sometimes get stuck in the neck?

Our voice can get stuck in the neck due to the strain placed on the vocal cords and the neck area. When you tense up your neck while speaking or singing, the flow of air and sound is obstructed, similar to how holding a hose restricts water flow.

What is the analogy used to explain why our voice gets stuck in the neck?

The analogy compares the voice to water flowing through a hose. If the hose is squeezed in the middle, the flow of water is blocked. Similarly, when the voice is placed in the neck, it causes a block in the sound and air flow.

How can you move your voice to avoid it getting stuck in the neck?

To avoid your voice getting stuck in the neck, you should move the placement of your voice to the front of your face or head area, allowing the sound to resonate more freely.

What is the difference between the neck sound and the front-of-face sound?

The neck sound is more restrained and lacks resonance, while the front-of-face sound is more open and full, allowing for better vocal clarity and smoother sound production.

What is the first exercise recommended to prevent the voice from getting stuck in the neck?

The first exercise is the lip trill. This exercise focuses on making the voice resonate in the face area, rather than the neck, and also helps in smoothing out breathing.

How do you perform the lip trill exercise?

To perform the lip trill, place your hands on your cheeks and lift them. Then make a lip trill sound. If this is difficult, you can use your tongue initially, but for best results, focus on using your lips.

What is the second exercise mentioned in the script?

The second exercise involves relying on resonance techniques to make the voice longer, looser, and prevent it from getting stuck in the neck. This exercise uses 'ee' sounds to form resonance.

How does resonance impact the sound of the voice?

Resonance helps the voice sound smoother and richer. Without resonance, the sound remains rough and confined to the neck. The resonance adds clarity and fullness to the vocal tone.

How can you practice the resonance technique?

You can practice resonance by feeling the vibrations on your lips, nose, and the front of your face while producing an 'H' sound. As you continue, you should notice the sound becoming more relaxed and resonant.

How long should you practice these exercises to see results?

It is recommended to practice these exercises continuously for at least 3 days to feel the effects and improve your vocal technique.