how to sing in whistle range?

Question

I've heard of songs like Loving you or something from Mariah Carey where the pitch goes really high...how do they do that? How do you sing that high?

Answer 1

It all comes down to the way your vocal cords are shaped. The longer and thinner they are, the higher you will be able to sing. It's basically an extension of your head voice, but it's definitely not something that everyone can do or should attempt to do, or you can really damage your vocal cords. If you're interested in learning how to do it, find a good voice teacher who can help you discover those notes and how to access them in a safe and healthy way (not squeaking, actually singing).
Check out the NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing) website. www.nats.org

Answer 2

No. I consider you are regarding buzzing. That is the identical variety as your making a song voice. Whistling is produced simplest with the tongue, enamel and lips as buzzing is your genuine vocal cords which you employ for making a song.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

that is the super head voice or whistle register, they get that range by practicing in the head voice (most women sing purely in head voice, unless they are "belters" ) . for most women the whistle register is useless and used only for practice. when you hear someone singing in whistle, it means they have practiced it A LOT.

Answer 5

The same way birds talk. God only knows.