Range & register

• Belting Without Strain: Support, Not Squeeze

  Belting is a chest-dominant sound carried well above the speaking range. It is not inherently damaging; what damages voices is belting with the throat instead of the breath, and doing it for longer than the coordination can hold.

  2026-09-17 13 min resonance Range & register
• Head Voice vs Falsetto: Same Notes, Different Setup

  Both sound high, both use a thinned fold configuration, and they are not the same thing. The difference is whether the folds close completely — and that difference decides whether you can carry a crescendo on the note.

  2026-09-09 12 min resonance Range & register
• Bridging Chest and Head: Mixed Voice in Four Steps

  Mixed voice is not a third register you have to find. It is the overlap between two configurations, and the work is to make that overlap wide enough that no single note sounds like it belongs to only one of them.

  2026-08-31 14 min resonance Range & register
• Finding Your Passaggio: Where the Break Actually Sits

  The passaggio is the boundary where the vocal folds stop being able to stay thick and must begin to thin. Every singer can locate theirs in about ten minutes with a keyboard, three vowels and a tolerance for honest listening.

  2026-08-20 12 min resonance Range & register

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