Compression of air

[Ardentash]

How do i compress air when singing so i can sing headvoice easier? I wasnt able to do falsetto or headvoice in the past,today i first time did several times.

You guys know when people see their idol they will make the high pitch scream?i realised i cant do it too,cause if my bad voice habit too

I have a bad voice habit and that is when last time i sing higher or lower,my larynx moves alot,now still moving quite some but better le.

 

[Chenglehung]

How do i compress air when singing so i can sing headvoice easier? I wasnt able to do falsetto or headvoice in the past,today i first time did several times.

You guys know when people see their idol they will make the high pitch scream?i realised i cant do it too,cause if my bad voice habit too

I have a bad voice habit and that is when last time i sing higher or lower,my larynx moves alot,now still moving quite some but better le.

Firstly head voice is no falsetto.
Secondly, you dont know whether you are really in head voice
Thirdly, falsetto dries out your cords very fast causing it have no lubrication leading to some soreness.
Lastly, The larynx sure will move but not alot, if your larynx suddenly "jumps up" you are yelling. Add some "Yawny" feeling to make it down.

 

[Ardentash]

When i am at the highest part of my chest voice. I think its a F sharp or G sharp or any notes near to the top of my range,my voice changes somehow,like the larynx moves up alot and same when i sing super low notes and my teacher can see from the outside of my throat and tells me that i am straining.

My teacher found out this bad habit of mine too. When i go up very high,my vocal cord open up till very big and it should be the higher you go,the more it should close up.So when i go up, it gives off a funny no pitch or tone de sound,something like liang po po de voice but super airy one

Is this any exercise i can keep on practising so that my muscle memory will forget the bad habit and remember the new habit of maintaining the larynx when going higher or going lower?Other than the "yawning"?

 

[illuminationexcursion]

When i am at the highest part of my chest voice. I think its a F sharp or G sharp or any notes near to the top of my range,my voice changes somehow,like the larynx moves up alot and same when i sing super low notes and my teacher can see from the outside of my throat and tells me that i am straining.

You should not be in pure chest for anything above the E. If you are, you are pulling chest which is bad.

Work with your teach to smooth out the transition from chest to your higher registers whilst keeping a stable larynx.