Unit 1 · The floor
Low and easy
Step down from do to fa and back, holding only do, and let low notes come from ease, quieter than your middle notes, with your throat where you speak. Free.
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- Low and easyYou are here
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What it teaches
A bass's low notes come from ease, not effort. They're quieter than your middle notes, and that's right: the mic does the work.
Step down. Do, ti, la, so, fa, one at a time
Hold only do. The low notes are short
Easy throat. Where it sits when you speak
What you sing
- Try it slowly with the guide, down to fa and back.
- Now on your own: down by step and back, holding do at each end. Low and easy, never pressed.
Singing safely
Low and easy: never press, growl or tuck your chin to reach a note, and keep your throat where it is when you speak. Stop if anything tightens or hurts.
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