How to sing low pitchs ?
So I'm having trouble getting lower than F2
I barely could sing F2
There is a song I'm trying to sing along with and I just can't hit D2#
I never was able to sing this low
The song is The Light I Shine On You by Kamelot
Is it actually possible to sing low notes by practice ?
I mean low notes that you normally cannot sing ?
Thanks
What I mean by D#2 is 2 scales below middle
(is that really D#2 ?)
*below middle C
Scales= Octaves
Well I really didn't check my range carefully
but usually I could sing to E5(C4=Middle C) ... or maybe a little more higher.
And I can sing as high as the artist sings in that song, but I just can't sing the low D# and below.
It just feels like it's not meant to be possible for me ... but I really don't know.
My voice is generally low
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You don’t say what kind of voice you have, its general range etc. The low notes are produced by the same techniques as the high ones at the other end of the voice, just not so much pressure on the air flow.
You have take care to choose songs in keys that suit you. Sometimes as little as a semitone up or down makes all the difference. Trying to force out notes that aren’t really there can cause damage to your voice. You may feel that those lower notes really are there. You need to discuss it with your teacher and work out a program that will help you find them. The range of your voice will expand and shift in time. It will eventually find its own level.
There are songs that I would dearly love to be able to sing, but know I never will be able to because they are just not quite right for my voice.
I had a similar issue, and recently became a member of the Singing Zone (http://www.thesingingzone.com/).I am now hitting those low notes and singing some high notes I never thought possible. Per Bristow is the coach who developed the voice training method and he takes a very interesting approach to teaching singing. Definitely worth checking out. Good luck with it. Cheers.