Can’t Sing Low Notes? Try this… [Warmup] – Ramsey Voice Studio

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF6BEBLhZac

Summary

Summary

Vocal coach Matt Ramsay shares a secret for improving low notes: using smaller, more narrow vowels that help drive up towards head voice. He suggests experimenting with both „na na“ and „neigh“ sounds to find what works best.

Highlights

• Emphasize the importance of emojis in text
• Focus on E vowel when singing
• Use bratty sound to raise larynx and improve vocal cords contact
• Open vowels work well for finding chest voice, while narrow vowels switch to head voice sooner
• Practice can build lower vocal resonance even in small amounts

Key Takeaways

• Try both „na na“ and „neigh“ sounds for better low notes
• Experiment with the E vowel and practice daily for improvement
• Embrace emojis for a more enjoyable reading experience