The Falsetto Slide is one of the most usuful exercise to develop muscle memory and control around your passagio. However, if you don't have proper breath support and proper jaw opening, you will not be able to let your larynx tilt properly to transition between your chest and head voice. If you need guidance to figure out what it is that you are not doing, contact me for online lessons and I'll be happy to help!

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Are you sure that you are singing in your full voice?? Because in full voice you shouldn't have any breaks in your voice...

I had a problem that was similar to yours...the answer was very easy...i was swelling my falsetto at the transcending tone exercise...and i just couldn't sound powerful right around my passagio area...but in my upper register i could sing with emense power...but it was just reinforced falsetto

so it's just a tip...make sure you swell your tone into full voice

Hope i could help you...
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> Are you sure that you are singing in your full voice??
> Because in full voice you shouldn't have any breaks in
> your voice...

Not necessarily. The coordination of your vocal muscles is different in the different registers. It's perfectly possible to know how to get head registration and how to get chest registration but not to have trained your voice how to seamlessly transcend (or "change gears") from one to the other as you sing higher.

Likewise, if you can keep your voice connected in full voice, you can generally keep it quite connected while sliding in and out of less full tones, such as falsetto, provided they are not airy.

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