u/Kay_InTheRain28

My vocal coach says I lift my soft pallet some sessions and don’t some others and told me I must work on it so it becomes repetition and automatic. I have my next lesson Monday, I know what a soft pallet being raised is supposed to feel like but when I do sirens with it or when I try to do other exercises with it like lip tills or siren loops, automatically like the soft pallet just goes back to normal or it’s only raised on high notes and then on the low notes it is not raised. Also, I don’t know how to incorporate it into songs because exercises and actually singing songs are two different things that I can never do. Like I can never incorporate what I learn into singing.

I’m having a little late quinceañera and I Am having a suprise dance, it has a mashup of a shit ton of songs and me and my court just start dancing and it’s rlly fun! Gorillaz has been my Fav since last year and i love GORILLAZ too much, I NEED TO INCLUDE THEM IN THE DANCE, but what song?

I LVOE THIS SONG CUASE ROGER SINGS IT BUT.. have they ever played it live?

If they were on tour, maybe phase 7 or 4 and they were in the state/country with the most paranormal place and they proceeded to go and check it out with actual equipment and shit? Like I wanna hear ur thoughts and own vision of how it would go down!

I’m a beginner singer of 6months and when I would do sirens as my dril (oooooOOOOOOOOoooo) I would crack between the transition from low to high and now I just have a very tiny crack that gets very quiet between the beginning (low) and changing towards the middle range. Also, when I do high to low it cracks between the transition of the high to low and it gets creaky and it gets quiet. Also, when I do the straw exercise for breath and hum the scale it cracks and my breath stops when I get higher in the range and crackles when I am in the lower middle. I always drink hot water but I always have a small amount of phlegm NO MATTER WHAT. I have to clear my throat ever time becuase it also causes my voice to have a crackle noise.