I'm curious to your own singing technique (although you might teach a different technique in your book).

When singing in mixed and headvoice, do you too stick to SLS or you don't care?

If you do stick to SLS, that means you would minimize all vocal weight as much as possible to attain SLS, or do you actually do SLS but gradually minimizing vocal weight as you go up from E4 until you hit headvoice?

Last question, when you say you transition from E4 (I know you do), do you actually start at E4, or do you mean that's where your true mixed voice kicks in and that you actually start to feel a different sensation a few notes before E4?

These questions are directed to your singing, not your students btw. Tah.

Thanks, Mr.WonderPonder.

I don't practice SLS, although I respect the method. when I say that I transc end at E4, I mean that the vocal cords are starting to "zip" together at that note. The resonance is moving from mainly chest into the throat area. I do minimalize the way by thinking of the voice like a triangle-wide on the bottom and becoming thinner towards the top. But, I can add as much weight as I like, depending upon the song.

Ah I see. I thought you had a really high chest voice incomparison to a normal person. Hehe, my bad.

Initially I didn't think you would reply back, I thought you did a runner on me! :)

I try to reply to everyone, but, with my busy schedule, it sometimes takes me awhile. My voice is low/mid-rangy. I used to break on the typical E4.