• nebyOP
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      2 days ago

      Years on and off. I just cannot comprehend the very basics at all. I literally do not understand anything, even though I’ve watched/listened to hundreds of lessons. I absolutely don’t even know how to begin and just CANNOT comprehend it

      • Cambion
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        2 days ago

        Same. But it’s more neurological, than anatomical, then.

        • nebyOP
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          2 days ago

          No idea atp. I try to mimic the stuff the coaches are doing in their lessons and clips but I just don’t understand how

            • nebyOP
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              2 days ago

              This doesn’t work for me at all unfortunately. I’ve tried that many times, but I just can’t do it

                • nebyOP
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                  2 days ago

                  Both I guess, I don’t understand how to translate these concepts into movements and vice versa

  • Lengthofdry1943
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    2 days ago

    its muscle training tho. you might not have the muscle development to actually hold ur larynx higher or know how to deploy certain muscles and relax others.

    • nebyOP
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      2 days ago

      Yeah, I am physically incapable of training these muscles. It simply does not work for me

        • nebyOP
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          2 days ago

          That’s like asking what issues you’re running into when you try to walk on water. It fundamentally doesn’t make sense or work. I simply cannot comprehend the very basics whatsoever, no matter how many lessons I watch or listen to or what exercises I try

          • Lengthofdry1943
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            2 days ago

            a comprehension issue isnt the same as an ability issue tho. i would concede if you actually had reasoning to believe you could not because you have like a super deep voice or super long vocal tract. i would say its like learning to wolf whistle, you keep trying with small adjustments until you get close to what you understand as a “better voice”, and refine from there. larynx lifting for me starting out (swallow and feel your adams apple go up, and keep it there) had me deploy a lot of muscles in my throat and tongue, which to where I sounded like Stitch trying to talk. It was practice to where I was using hums to try and keep the vibration in my nose or throat to where i didn’t sound like spongebob or a false falsetto. idk. i just want you to know it takes mountains of effort and sullying yourself for trying and failing won’t make you feel any better when your voice causes you distress still.

            • nebyOP
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              2 days ago

              It’s just too hard for me 😭

              • Lengthofdry1943
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                2 days ago

                yeah, i didn’t say it was easy. a lot of shit is hard, its what makes you appreciate reaching a goal. if it weren’t you wouldn’t care about doing it. i get it sucks to have to do things other people were just given but control over what you desire and actually reaching something you’re happy with is a lot more impressive than those people who just take their voice or whatever for granted. nothing’s stopping you from taking a break either if you are tired of dealing with failure either. you got this, girl. u could always get lessons too.