I notice if I'm humming N or something, as I go higher I feel as though the sound moves more to the back, I generally feel less resonation as I go higher during this however if I open up my mouth it hits extremely loud.

So I know I should keep the buzzing sensation but does it move and lessen as you go higher? Or is it just my vocal cords aren't situtated yet.

Do you have Arrabella Young's book. There on page 11 is a very interesting illustration about breath direction throughout the range. I feel that i have similar feeling of resonance too. Jaime can I put here only this one picture or copyright watch won't allow it?

http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=5855191


Is it similar to your feeling jlk7jester?
I know this is a breath related illustration but for me it's quiet similar with resonance too!

Yeah put up the pic. Now, some people will feel the sensation as if the sensation moves backwards and out the back top of the head as ascending. That is fine.

JV

wow this is amazing!! I just recently started focusing my resonance exactly like in the picture. I was completely blown away that I could hit notes that I would normally have to focus and strain to hit. This picture makes me very happy

Yes that very similar to it, I found that after about an E my voice starts to shift back more instead of shooting right out of the mouth I feel it more in the back of my mouth. If I try to push it front I get a more sharp sound or like nasally almost, if I left it drift more back I get a more opera sound. I guess its all about balance and what you want. I assume the right senesation is to keep it in the middle for doing exercises not too front but not too back.

Only thing in comparison to the graph , my middle C seems to be where the E , so pretty much almost everything shifted up 2 notes is where I actually feel it, maybe because I have a lower voice? I don't know.

I liked the picture too; really informative ! thanks for posting