heres another singing question?

Question

when i am singin my scales..normal voice=low A for bass below middle C up to a middle E and sometimes an F, then i flip usually at the E and go up to a high F above middle C in soprano notes and sometimes an A..used to be a C!!(two actaves above middle C)and then i could go down to a G below middle C in flasesetto..but my old voice teacher said that i could hit the middle E dead on in my normal AND falsetto voices and said that that was rare and makes it hard to transition....which it does cuz i dont know if i should sing the E in my normal voice or in my head voice? and how do u flip smoothly or so its "unnoticeable" that u did flip and make the transtition to flasetto? so, through my range of notes in my two voices where woudl be a good time to flip?ive been practicin for sum time now to make the flip smooth but i cant get it...adn dont know where lol....any suggestions? so to anyone who understands what i am tryign to et at please do your best to help me!!! thanks!!!

Answer 1

I wouldn't worry about it too much - you are only doing scales. If it is in a song, it depends on what the next note will be, either high or low. If going down you may want to sing it normal to prepare for the next note, and if going up you may want to sing it falsetto to prepare for the next note. Also, try making that note sort of in between the two tones to make a bridge that wont be too noticeable. You may want to try and make the two tones of your voice more even too, like singing the low notes with more of a head tone, to cushion the transition.

Answer 2

The one thing you could do is when ur singing is u don't thnk about the notes ur about to hit, jus let the notes flow when u sing and it won't matter whether ur going high or how it will always come out smooth and steady.