I can get the high notes too when practising but singing is another story :( But I guess we both know the answer. Practise, practise and practise.

i'm just trying to put my posts back at the top of the "index" cuz i'm sick of nobody replying to my posts lol.
it's like they don't like me or something.
please reply!
singing is my life.

In my opinion, you need to hum *a lot.
re read the techniques (with an emphasis on supporting, resonance and placement)
And man, practice the falsetto slide exactly by the direction with *HUGE* focus.
I mean it man.
It's like *meditating* on technique while doing it.
this works freaking fast if you put your whole attention for correct technique.
(make sure you do the VSR and the warm-ups before and focus especially on humming)

you also need to make sure you sound natural (even though you will use the yawning sensation)
let us know how it goes in two weeks for now, practicing 6 times a week.. :)

the falsetto slide confuses me. i started doing it in 8th grade (i'm a junior now) and i stopped after thinking i "graduated" from it. (i can transist between chest voice and head voice with no breaks when i do it quietly...but it's almost too easy so i'm starting to think i did it wrong.)

if you wanna hear me sing in falsetto you can:
http://www.box.net/shared/y1qu3yc5es

but do you think you could maybe post like a tutorial of how to do the falsetto slide? i have the audio files but i'm kind of confused.
and placement and support are the two things i can't do. i breathe with my diaphragm, but other than that i'm lost.

ALSO, you should check out my emarosa cover. it's MUCH better than this one. it's the second post in the "index" right now.
this one i did while lying on my bed and i took very very shallow breaths..i totally winged it. listen to the other one please. i forgot that this one was the bad one lol

oh, and i DO hum a lot.
like, i hum all the time. check out the other one please and criticize that one, cuz that's a better picture of my actual limits.
and sorry for the raspiness in that one part, i can't sing an "oh" vowel high or it gets raspy.

and for that falsetto song i sent you, it's meant to be really quiet and unsupported. i was imitating this kid on youtube for fun that also did a very quiet cover of the song.