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As a vocal coach, I see a lot of people with a chronic problem of a voice crack. It’s not uncommon for singers to find their voice cracks when they sing higher notes, and it can be frustrating. However, there are some easy things you can do to avoid your vocals from going out on you by cracking again. In this post we will explore how to fix voice cracks once and for all. A voice crack is basically a very quick and sudden break in your voice that can happen anytime you sing. It’s an interruption of the sound and it can really ruin a great performance. It comes out as a loud POP, and anyone who hears it will think that their ears are playing tricks on them. Personally, I detest voice cracks because they are so annoying! It’s not just bad for your reputation as a singer, it’s bad for your vocal health. A cracked voice can lead to permanent damage, as well as some not so pleasant health issues. So how do you avoid this from happening? Well, first you have to hear it for yourself. To test your voice crack, just sing a little higher than usual and see what happens: Most of the time your vocal muscles will go rigid and cause something like this: It’s called a “break in the elasticity” of the vocal cords, and it is actually quite common. You can also experience it when you sing with an accent like the ones in English (e.g. doing your English “sh” sound). When singers start to feel this way, it’s time to do something about it. There are two quick tips I can give you to help you prevent your voice from cracking next time you sing: WORK ON YOUR PALATE! The average singer has a problem with their palatal muscles, which is the muscle that moves your jaw and can also say “ahh” or “ohh”. When you first start singing, all your vocal cords should be relaxed (muscles relaxed), but if they are not (muscles tense), then all the pressure will go on the front half of your vocal folds instead of the back half. When you become tense, you can expect to sing with a lot of effort and get a bad case of the voice crack. It’s really important to learn how to relax your muscles because there is no such thing as singing with tension. When you feel like your voice is going out, it’s not because your cords are tired or because they can’t handle the pressure anymore: it's because your body is tensing up and needs to be pulled back together. A good way to find and correct any tension problems in your throat or mouth is by starting at the palate. cfa1e77820
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