By âyodelâ, singers, I donât mean âa form of singing which involves repeated and rapid changes of pitch between the low-pitch chest register (or âchest voiceâ) and the high-pitch head register or falsetto.â
No no. This is different. Yet there are similarities âŚ
The infographic alludes to those moments when youâre singing, everything is going smoothly until suddenly your voice does something weird. A âyodelâ or a âblipâ - a fluctuation in pitch/sound. It can feel embarrassing.
(A good analogy would be: when youâre driving - perhaps negotiating a speed change or a tricky corner - and you donât quite change gear smoothly enough and the gearbox complains.)
Often when learning a craft or skill, (at any stage of development) there are moments when new muscle memories wrestle with the old, and the result can often mean a spot of spontaneous âyodellingâ happens.
Thereâs an imbalance going on somewhere in the mix.
The remedy lies in reapplication of very basic vocal technique principles a...
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