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Does belting damage your voice?

Does belting damage your voice?

The reason belting got such a bad reputation is that many singers used to force the belting sound (especially to push through their vocal break) without any training which led to vocal problems such as hoarseness, vocal fatigue and in some cases vocal nodules (see LIE #2 below).

How do I prepare my voice for belting?

Tongue Down, Soft Palate Up When the back of the tongue stays down, along with a lifted soft palate the voice is able to produce a more powerful belt. Getting the back of the tongue to stay down as you sing, is a technique you practice into your voice.

Is belting a form of singing?

Belting (or vocal belting) is a specific technique of singing by which a singer carries their chest voice above their break or passaggio with a proportion of head voice.

How does Ariana Grande belt?

Grande understands the importance of dynamics in her singing. She incorporates hushed and sultry tones near the bottom of her range, glides to a powerful mixed belt, and tops it all off with almost-piercing notes at the top of her range. Many would-be divas stay safely in the belt zone.

Why is it called belting?

The term ‘Belting’ probably comes from the verb ‘to belt’ (in the sense of ‘to put a strap around something’ or ‘to hit something hard’). In the 20s, some female singers produced a bold, brassy sound that was very different from the classical voice people were used to, but that could carry to the back of the room.

Can you belt quietly?

Well, the whole point of a belt is to be loud haha. But yes, you just have to cut back the breath and make sure the vowel shape is very sharp.

Does Adele have a belt?

Use the whole thing! We all know Adele can belt, but it’s most interesting when she uses the entire keyboard of her voice.

How do I know if I’m belting?

General advice: if it feels good, and sounds good, and does the job over and over, it probably is good. If it feels bad and sounds good, be suspicious. If it feels good but sounds bad, something is not working correctly, and if it feels bad and sounds bad, it is bad and should be stopped.