open the mouth as wide as possible when practicing on the AHH. do it as bright as you can. correct vowel modifications are needed also, most people try to keep the same sound on the bottom as they do on the top, the sound will be inconsistent because the top will become shrieky, and it will be harder to hit higher notes.

Holy crapiola! I have heard A LOT of singers on these forums, and you are by far the best. Great range, power, and tone. Now I know RYV truly works! I didn't even notice the gibberish because I was so taken aback by the flawless technique and unique delivery. The musical style is unlike anything I have ever heard before. Wow, awesome stuff, brother!!! Honestly, nobody should post their singing unless they are confident as hell they're better than Phil. Seriously. I don't even wanna post how I sound because Phil is light years away. Great work. Post more!

This thread went off course for a bit so I cleaned it up ;) Please let's all take a big breath, relax and move on... Or stick to the original topic of the inquirer :) Thanks guys!

Val

Well that's annoying, now there are posts above that don't make sense because we don't know why they were posted. I for one want to see what Phil posted...

Doug you've already heard the demo, i posted it to you a few weeks back. I just sent you a message just then on facebook about the thread.

Sorry guys, I didn't want to lock the whole thread in case other poeple had constructive ideas to offer ;)

The larynx can really be tricky. In my case, the only way I could make a yawn effect was by using my tongue as leverage. This took my tongue way out of singing position. I can finally isolate the muscles required for the yawn effect with my tongue in its proper position but it's not a natural feeling for me. So I know that I need to practice this quite a bit until I can produce the bullfrog effect while my tongue is down and close to my bottom row of teeth.