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Hello folks,
I was wondering if anyone could suggest some exercises that would help me develop controlled outflow of air. Someone told me to sing lying down with a bunch of books on my stomach, but that sounds like it hurts! OUCH! I do the flappy lips make a sound like a motorcycle exercise alot and that helped, but I'd like to try some others.
Also, another question, how much air is need for falsetto? I've heard people say alot, some say little. Which is it? And how, in general, can a male smoothen/diminish the difference between his chest voice and falsetto?
Thanks a bunch, Wendell
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