Top 5 Tips For Bass Singers

Top 5 tips to become a better bass singer: find your bass money note, train your upper register, stop forcing your voice lower, be patient, and learn different singing styles. Plus a bonus warm-up tip at the end. I'm Matt (BassNotesYT), a professional bass singer and vocal coach. In this video I share the five tips that made the biggest difference to my own bass voice, with demos of every one, so you can build a stronger, fuller low range safely. In this video: How to find your "bass money note" (the low note that actually sounds full) and why it's not your lowest note Why a brighter sound carries better than a dark, dull one when you sing low Why training your upper register can strengthen your low notes Why forcing your speaking voice lower can strain your voice, and how to find your natural pitch Why a bass voice can take years to settle into its range, and how to be patient with it How to sing pop, musical theatre and opera as a bass, and why flexibility matters Bonus: why you should warm up (and warm down) before you sing, and why to avoid singing on your morning voice CHAPTERS • My bass money note: (0:00:00) • Tip 1: Find your bass money note: (0:00:22) • Tip 2: Train your upper register: (0:01:33) • Tip 3: Don't force your voice lower than it wants to go: (0:02:51) • Tip 4: Be patient with your voice: (0:03:34) • Tip 5: Learn different singing styles: (0:04:26) • Bonus tip: Warm up before you sing: (0:06:09) WATCH NEXT The Ultimate Guide to Bass Singing: Which tip are you going to try first? Tell me your lowest comfortable note in the comments and I'll help you work out your bass money note. New bass singing videos every week. Subscribe so you don't miss one. #basssinger #basssinging #singingtips