how can you "squeeze" your voice to make it higher? (like brandon boyd's)?
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"squeezing" sounds harmful to the voice. The voice is a very sensitive instrument and some voices can't reach as high as others without damaging the vocal cords. But high pitches, as well as low pitches, can be acheived with the correct training. Even heavy metal singers get training so they can yell and scream without damaging the vocal cords. \n\nAn example of what can happen without training: You know Celine Dion? She never got vocal training and after years of singing incorrectly she had to stop singing and speaking for a whole year so her voice could recover.
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Slip a diaphragm into your mouth with the frame's open end pointing outward. Put the short reed of a multi-reed call down against your tongue. Place a call halfway between your front teeth and the back of your mouth. \n\nIf a diaphragm feels too big or bulky, you can trim its tape skirt with scissors. But be careful! Too much trimming can destroy a call's air seal. You can also bend an aluminum frame slightly to ensure a tight palate fit. \n\nThe key to using a diaphragm is jaw movement. Raise and lower your jaws while huffing air up from your chest and across the call's reed. \n\nTo cluck, say "puck," popping a short burst of air over the diaphragm's reed. String some loud and excited "pucks" together to cutt. \n\nTo yelp, you must tighten and loosen tongue pressure on a diaphragm to make it roll over into 2-note "kee-awks, kee-awks." It's pretty easy to do if you work those jaws! \n\nBefore calling to a gobbler for the first time, roll a diaphragm around in your mouth for 10 to 20 seconds. This lubes and loosens the reeds and allows the call to roll over into nice yelps.
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usually by moving the jaw and applying vocals which flow out the mouth...oh, and move your tongue too.
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Take a quick sip of it and that air comes out when you speak.\n\nDon't try to do it a bunch of times in a row though. There's no oxygen in helium so i passed out once trying to do it for too long.
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Try this experiment. Stand up. Relax your stomach muscles as much as possible. Now recite a poem. What you'll discover is that the "focal point" of your voice is located in the throat.\n\nNow, tighten your abdominals and repeat the same poem. You'll notice that your voice is stronger, and the "focal point" is much lower down. This is speaking from the diaphagm. It's a common practice among stage actors that is often known as "voice projection;" and the more you practice it, the more powerful and commanding a voice you'll develop. Hope this helps. \n\nCheers, mate.
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No that is impossible, but because of your spelling of Soprano, I am going to assume that you are a beginner.  If you are young (under 18) I would say that your voice part is completely up in the air.  You should take private lessons with someone who has a masters or doctorate in voice performance or pedagogy.  I am 20 and a voice performance major in college and I am a lyric baritone/dramatic tenor and my voice teachers are still not sure.  So you may just have not been trained enough to find your real voice.  If you talk low that can be damaging to your voice, so talk in a comfortable register.  Singing in the wrong voice part is dangerous to your vocal chords, especially for females.  Take care of your voice, and continue singing and at one point your voice will be definate.  Mezzos have wonderful parts in operas, and whatever voice part you have you will be more successful if you sing in your natural register.
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Whatever is comfortable. Some swear by standing, some it\ndoesn't matter. Just maintain a 2-3 inch distance and use\na Pop filter between your mouth and the Microphone to get\nrid of those T's and P air blasts. Listen to the songs\non my CD, I recorded them all sitting down. \n\nDougManaghan.com
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Don't drink milk. Milk covers your vocals with mucus. I would suggest tea. It's hot and soothes your voice. If you don't like tea, try hot coco but use water instead of milk to make it. Get plenty of rest too.
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It is dificult, but I always try to lower at maximum my own voice when answering any question
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The following link explains how: http://www.voiceacting.com/archives/23breaking-in/\n\nNot so easy to do, depending on where you live.\nI got lucky and have been working in the field for 5.5 years.\nBest of luck!
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I am 25 and have been singing since I was in kindergarten and the one thing I have learned is to never strain to get out of your range, it hurts and to be perfectly honest, it probably doesn't sound as good as you think it does.  Remember this visual:  you always want to be soaring on top of that note, not struggling to touch it from underneath!  I would have a Dr look at it to let you know b/c contrary to one of the afformentioned answers you can, in fact, damage your vocal chords.
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I also have looked for an answer to your question.\n\nThe best answers I have found:\n1. Practice reading with exaggerated pronunciation in front of a mirror.  Poetry, they say, is best, as it has a natural rhythm to it.\n\n2. Think about moving your lips when you speak.  The person who told me this had had many years of speech training (and had lost their Jersey accent, which I have not) and said their teacher would often remind them not to have "lazy lips."\n\n3. Speak from the front of your mouth.  Think about forming your words there.\n\nNow do all these at once and try not to seem ridiculous.  Or, just practice at home by yourself.  It will make an improvment when you are out in public.
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Stick your index fingers into your ears and breath normal for about 10 - 15 seconds.  It works for me better than the water trick.
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If you're still going through puberty, then your voice may still be "cracking".\n\nIf you're past puberty, then try speaking from your diaphram.  If you project from your throat, then your voice will be weak.  Practice speaking while flexing your abs, as if you're pushing out your voice from your stomach.  Do it forcefully so that you're loud.  Once you master this, you can project a deeper voice without being excessively loud.\n\nHave you ever taken Karate?  If so, then it is just like the Kiai yell.\n\nAnd if you have a naturally high voice, then there's nothing wrong with that.  It doesn't mean you're gay or straight.
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You have to work at it. Ask you director for some note exercises. you just build up to it. And NO you DON'T push it into your lips as hard as possible...WRONG that will just damage your sound all together. Just build up to it, it may take time but it is possible i got mine out my freshmen year (sophmore now). Just ask you director if they have or no of any note range exercises.
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Its not possible for your purpose , I can predict , but try pre-recording his voice and playing it to the person whom you want to fool...
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Burn a cd of your favorite songs to sing, put it on full blast in your car and belt your heart out! It also helps you to wake up in the morning (I always do it on my way to class)and instantly cheers you up no matter what just happened. You might have a better voice than you think, it just needs some training. Save up for voice lessons to boost your self-esteem and to do something fun.