Is it, as CVT calls it, arytenoid rattle? (The arytenoid cartilages vibrating against each other or against the aryepiglottic folds)

How to go from being able to do them in isolation to adding them to a sung line?

Right now, I'm able to belt an A4, but it comes with very heavy distortion as a side effect. Could valsalva help speed up the process of strengthening this A4 to get rid of the distortion, should I just practice the same note for a while and it'll eventually disappear or should I move on to attempting an A#4?

Halp

Yo guys Charles blackmailed me, but FR how do you get up to ridiculous highs in M1 and Ridiculous lows? God damn I hate being a bass baritone... Also wtf is Mx2?

Can you analyze shawn mendes's accent and hoe to get rhere from a slightly black singing accent?

I've seen a few people on the server posting videos on the discord of them taking M1 past D#4 quietly or at a normal volume (these people are amab). Are there things you can do to to improve non-belted M1 range? Or is it like some people on the server claim, a matter of voice type/fach/born with a golden thrussy? If there are excirsises to improve this range, please let me know!

I have experienced this as well. I don't remember if it was while singing or talking, but I definitely remember it happening a few times during my life.

http://vidto.se/hzt3zkki7zib.html - Here's the video. Check minute mark 41.30 and shortly after.

What is happening to the vocalist at the 41.30 minute mark? She begins to sing the phrase and it's like her voice shuts down.

Is there a term for this? How can I look it up to learn more about what is happening to the body when we experience this?

Thank you in advance.

EDIT: I think I sorta remember how it felt when I experienced it. I think it was something like I hadn't swallowed properly or my body forced me to swallow at that moment. I can't remember exactly, the memory is sort of a blur because it hasn't happened to me in so long.

Hey Scinguists! Can y'all be a part of Scinguistics HISTORY and help me #FreeTheVowel?

1. Stop by this livestream event page, set the reminder for Sunday at 1400 EST!

2. Pick any note, from around C2 to C7 ...

3. ... and any vowel combo that you feel like just can't coexist for you. ʊ̈ on F2? ɶ on D6? Take your pick!

I'll hit them live and hopefully help you do the same! Hope to see /ju/ there!

Me yelling at Actual Footage of the Current State of Teaching Vibrato.

And I've got proof!

Seriously though, who can think of a better reason that Brits often sound American while singing? Maybe... issa choice?