Hi, got a few questions, before I start to practice.
I've been singing a lot, but not with fully proper technique and background. As for now I sing D2 - G#5 (in this upper range only hitting the certain note). So the questions are:
1) Is it likely to wider my range?
2) Should I do the beginners 7week program or start with different thing?
3) I also have ultimate breathing workout and i will do both of the exercises books together.
4) Advanced techniques: should I learn them after the Isolation Method or what?
5) Feeling in the soft palate - should it be strong when singing? I feel the air pushing there but i dont know if i'm doing right
What i'm aiming for is jeff scott soto ('stand up' - from rockstar movie) matijevic, sebastian bach.
That's all for now, if anything more comes to mind i will write that down.
Thanks in advance for your answers,

maras

Hey Dude, At first I want to wish you really much sucsess with Raise Your Voice. Up to G#5 ??? thats a great range I had to practice a lot for doing that, are you shure its G#5 , cuase thats one of the highest notes I ve heard from a male.

And that thing with the pallate, its just a little buzzing sensation, sing on "ng"-sound in your mid range in full voice and im shure you´ll feell it

it's the highest note i've ever hit - comfortable is f# and g5. The feeling in the palate should be as strong as with the ng sound? Really that strong?

1) Yes it is, but your lowest note probably stays around D2. However, there are no serious limits when it comes to the highest note.
2) I would begin with it, it's relatively fast to do and if you happen to have any weak spots in your technique, you have lots of time to fix them.
3) Nothing wrong with it, works well.
4) I would first get my basic technique to a good level before moving on to more advanced stuff. But it's not end of the world if you decide to do them now.
5) I'm either too used to that sensation or I've done everything wrong for the past 1 year of singing, because the sensation is not so strong for me. I wouldn't worry too much about it though.

Ok, so i will start over. I've done a few years of singing with grit but i sorta thing it came from the throat cause it eventually hurt :). Any advice?

Of course!!! The most important one is shurely to learn propper breathing, means correct inhaling and what is most crucial: CORRECT SUPPORT. Especially for singing gritt mastering the Power Push is required