I have seen many people who attempted the program and found little progress because they simply bypassed the passagio by singing too soft and going into a non airy falsetto/Pure head voice and that will never build the voice. Brett Manning, (President & Founder of Singing Success), is one of the most sought-after vocal coaches in the world. The key is the shift in resonance, the thinning out of the vocal cords and a head tone that slowly it added into the sound as the voice goes higher. All exercises should be done in 'real' or modal voice where it feels in the same mode as your speaking voice. With regards to both and taking from the source material of Seth Riggs's SLS, it is important to do the exercises at your Mf (mezzo forte) volume and to do each exercises (unless stated to be a exclusively pure head voice exercise) without breaking into a lighter coordination. If you have not done so, please listen to the introductory CDs, do not jump straight into the technique onesĪnd one more thing, there are alot of (somewhat valid) complaints that bretts program causes voices to either get held back (cause he tells to sing light) or makes people sing too soft and bypass the bridge rather than truly learning to navigate the passagio. Do not dwell on one exercise or CD if you cannot fully get it, sometimes it is better to move onto the next one and the previous exercises will start taking form as well. And most importantly listen to the demonstration and explanation. I did improve notes over the bridge and my pitch got stablethat was it. Do each CD for about 2-3 weeks, practice at a comfortable frequency. Singing Success and Seth Riggs’ SLS I started practising with Seth Rigg’s Speech Level Singing method about 2 years ago BUT I just couldn’t get much volume and power from SLS. As someone who has done all the singing success programs and found some decent success with them with my classical voice i would like to give my 2 cents.
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