Tuesday, October 25, 2011

When will my changing voice settle? And will I be able to sing higher again?

My voice started changing like a month ago and im starting to get annoyed cause im a tenor in choir and i cant sing that high without crazy cracks or going to my heap voice. Will it go back up at all when its done and how much longer?

ThanksWhen will my changing voice settle? And will I be able to sing higher again?You're going through puberty, obviously. When your voice changes, for males, it deepens alot, and over the next couple of months your voice gets all scratchy and there will be cracks in your sound, since you sing.



If you have a vocal coach, like I did, he/she'll just basically tell you to keep going with your vocal scales, and drink lots of heated/not too hot water/tea, because it'll aid you through this time.



If you just started a month ago, then it'll probably take another couple/maybe 3-7 months, everyone is different. For me, it took three school semesters, and a summer. Tough for me, since I sang too. Relax, at this time, it's hard to sing so just take it easy. If you sang perfectly/nicely when you were younger, you ought to get a nice voice after this change. It may be deeper, but oh well, you get to explore a deeper vocal range. :)



Best Wishes :D When will my changing voice settle? And will I be able to sing higher again?Hi 281-knibs

Difficult say. It may or may not. There are plenty of men who are tenors so chances are you may be able to continue with your singing. Ask your singing teacher if there is anything that you can do to keep your tenor voice. Good luck. I enjoy listening to a good singer.When will my changing voice settle? And will I be able to sing higher again?just takes some time, some guys it takes a couple weeks, some it slips around for a few months



ur voice will be deeper, and you won't be able to go as high as u once wereWhen will my changing voice settle? And will I be able to sing higher again?Probably not. Children usually have higher pitched voices than adults.