Now all I need is to have a conversation with my 2 dogs to get ready for a performance for a week.

You just seem like such a nice person

I've been singing for YEARS and I've never really understood this but was too embarrassed to ask teachers about it, but your explanation makes so much sense and I feel much more confident now, so thank you :)

Just a note to the guys!: Us dudes have Chest Voice, Head Voice and Falsetto  - Dont get Head Voice and Falsetto confused they are very much different! Head Voice is Connected while Falsetto is Disconnected. This means, while singing in Chest or Head Voice the vocal cords are connected!  When you sing in Falsetto the vocal cords are disconnected which is why you get the cracking or breaking its the chords disconnecting. You CAN connect your Chest Voice to your Head Voice without breaking or cracking with training. The keyword to always remember is "resonance" Chest voice is so called because the majority of the resonance is in the chest! So in Head Voice the majority of the resonance is shifted to the head! The most important part that gets missed SO MUCH is Nasal Resonance!!! this is VERY IMPORTANT when trying to connect the 2.

The ladies head voice is more like our falsetto  ;0)

Hope this helps you guys out.

This is eye-opening. Two years of lessons as a teenager just left me confused about what I should do with my chest voice. I was left with the impression that I am supposed to use my chest voice to sing the high notes in the range of the head voice. After 40, I started singing again. Well, this short video does a better job of explaining the basics than all of my teachers combined (I had three).

Thank you for explaining it so that even people like me can understand it! :D <3 After watching your videos im going to knock Beyonce off her horse!

I really appreciate the more scientific approach to teaching this, and how consistent you are with your nomenclature!! I only got one semester of vocal training in my music education program (part of being an instrumentalist, I guess), and your videos are really helping to refresh and expand that knowledge! Thank you so much for taking the time to make all these videos.

When I actually tried the “chest vibrating test”, I actually felt the vibration in my chest until I switched to my head voice

Watching this video an ad appeared and it was those paying training, 30 days singers, saying that singers on YouTube arent helping, theres no training plans and what the teach us arent real vocal lessons.
I just want to say that every singer YouTubers out there who are making these videos for FREE for us are doing a better job than any paying trainings could! Keep up the good work and your videos are super helpful, do not give up, your work isnt in vain. Thank you for all the time you guys put into these and making it simple and understandable!!

I appreciate the helpful tutorials Ronnie, I look up to you!

Hi I love your videos my chorus teacher puts you on every Tuesday, can you please shout out Ms. Dimitriou’s 6th period class in your next video?

4:53 the internet ruined my brain

In 39 years of singing (and two years of mostly just crying), this is the single BEST explanation of what head & chest voice are and how they work. Like probably most people, I've used chest & head voice (distinct from falsetto) instinctively, just by listening to other singers and copying what I hear. But this is a great explanation. It goes into the science in ways I wish more vocal coaches would do, and the visuals are an especially great addition to the explanation. Thank you so much! Liked and subscribed.

AMAZING! the fact that we're thousands of miles away from each other and i feel like you're my personal vocal coach

You have got a very pleasing personality!!!!!

As a teacher (comp sci) I commend you on your skills in breaking down the complicated stuff into small, understandable bits and communicating it beautifully. Congratulations and thanks, these videos have been helping me a lot!

i have adhd and ive been singing since forever and ive never understood the concept of head or chest voice in any of the classes ive taken, you not only kept my focus on you throughout the entire video but you helped me understand it so easily

crystal clear explanation! Thank you Singgeek for sharing this insight.

she just knows so much but you can tell she is really enjoying

What I don't like is when a singer is so concerned with opening their throat or relaxing that they're flat