That's a break you are hearing. I could've connected it, but it's easier to learn that coordination while breaking on purpose..it's not
always available...
http://media.putfile.com/Whistle-25
I could've went higher with straining.
But is it that true whistle thing? It is not high enough I think... F6 - F#6
It felt easy and my larynx was low though.
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Is this whistle?
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Posts: 19 (05/05/08 1:17 PM) |
Oh, it sounds like a flute (terribly played, of course xD). Well, yes, it's whistle and it's high enough for a male. Sounds good, eheh.
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Posts: 585 (05/05/08 2:21 PM) |
You're trying to sing Bliss?
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Posts: 1875 (05/05/08 11:15 PM) Administrator |
Yup, 'tis whistle.
 Good job!
Jake
"Work very, very hard - be grounded, be passionate about what you do and find the thing within yourself to make you want to be you. Go beyond me, be yourself, say what you want to say." - Josh Groban
"The better you are at vocalizing, the better you will be at singing." - Musiciano
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Posts: 120 (05/06/08 7:10 AM) |
Thanks!
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Posts: 1878 (05/09/08 11:27 AM) Administrator |
The problem is that it is not available when i'm properly warmed upI have the exact same "problem." Not that I want to sing in whistle all of the time, it just kinda bugs me that I can't access every time I want to. I can usually do it in the mornings when I have stayed up late the night before. On mornings like these I usually wake up sounding like a bass; that is when I can access it the best. After I have warmed up it is totally gone. Jake
"Work very, very hard - be grounded, be passionate about what you do and find the thing within yourself to make you want to be you. Go beyond me, be yourself, say what you want to say." - Josh Groban
"The better you are at vocalizing, the better you will be at singing." - Musiciano
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Posts: 123 (05/10/08 8:28 AM) |
Yeah, exact one. Though ex.4 on CD7 teases that region a bit, u just feel little squeaking up there, it's just important not to pull up head and to be
relaxed... I just hope that it will come.
I'm curious about your warming up... Can you sing (or access the mix) without warming up first? I can access my mix without warming up and I can even sing at low volumes a bit and I even get warmed up just by doing that.. Of course, I prefer proper warm-ups... Only after warming up properly can I sing at my max. And warming up time had reduced recently, too.. It used to take hours... And you know what? Switching to CD7 was the best thing ever! A little break-through (like it was after switching to CD6). CD7 is all about balancing the voice and strengthening fragile areas.. Have you switched to CD7 yet? |
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Posts: 47 (05/10/08 7:57 PM) |
Maybe I'm alone in this, but I'm totally unimpressed by the whistle register, lol. I think the novelty surrounding it wore off a long time ago. Maybe
it's because I'm a soprano, and it's not hard for me to access it at all.
 Singing in a heavy mix in the upper range takes so much more skill. I
could hit notes in the whistle register WAY before I started mixing.
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Posts: 124 (05/10/08 8:18 PM) |
Yeah, whistle isn't a goal for me. It's just nice to know that you have it.
.. Just like falsetto - u don't use it all the time, but it's a
nice spice
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Posts: 21 (05/10/08 8:30 PM) |
Oh, I think it's great to develop our voices the best we can, and if that includes whistle, fine. I do agree that a really good mixed voice is more
appealing, lol.
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It's actually how I discovered it months ago!
