Every singer has to deal with this: the register change. Some call it the "break", the "flip", and other names. However, nothing is breaking and nothing has to flip, either!

The truth is that our vocal folds and surrounding muscles gets the vast majority of its exercise as we SPEAK, every single day of our lives. That speaking mostly happens in the lower octave of our range, so with chest resonance.


When you and I then want to produce higher pitches in a song, the muscles find themselves in an unfamiliar place, and we think something has to change in HOW the muscles works. This is simply not true: it is one action for the vocal folds, whether I sing higher or lower.

Once we get to a certain place in our range, the place of resonance changes, however - but not how the muscles work. This 'break' that many people refer to, is actually more a mental block than anything else. All you and I have to do is train our muscles into a healthy flexibility, so any one of us can cover at least two octaves in THE SAME sound.

Try the exercises in this edition of the Vocal Activation series - I believe it will help you!

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