My singing voice is changing and not for the good, help!!?

Question

Suddenly I find that my singing voice is changing. I used to sing at where I loved to, and now its changing all of a sudden and its not for the good. Now when I start singing its always trying to go into falsetto (highest) pitch. Its like its changing it to default. Now when I sing and it tries to go high, it sounds raspy and nothing as good as before, I need some help.

Answer 1

how old are you? if your voice is changing, you'll pretty much lose your upper range. When I was in eighth grade (1 yrs) I was singing bass (low g to f above the staff) and about 2 years later it got lower (c below the staff to d above the staff) and 1 year later it got even lower (a below staff to d above staff) when I was17 I quit choir because we got an incompetant choir director and I just about stopped singing, that's when my range turned to crap (e below staff to c above staff). I started singing with the radio and wanted to sing like a soloist, and most male singers have higher voices, so I just started singing in falsetto until I was singing girl parts up in treble clef. After all of that, I got part of my range back, I can now sing c below the staff to g above the staff before it turns to falsetto, and my falsetto range is g below the treble staff to f (highest line) in the treble staff. Basically, if you sing higher or in falsetto, your vocal chords will expand and grow to make a much larger range, I can now sing a lot higher without going into falsetto than I used to.

Answer 2

well if ur not a smoker then try sucking on a lemon b 4 u try to sing..that works for me it helps... and some times things like that do change with age..sad but true..

Answer 3

Whatever you do, don't overstrain it, your vocal chords are a muscle, and if you overwork them when you practice or perform, you could damage them, build them up gradually like you would arm and leg muscles !! A little at a time, is better for them than a lot at once!!

Answer 4

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