Everyone knows who Ariana Grande is and how high her voice can get...well here is your chance to learn how she gets that whistle tone like the one in this song: Emotions(cover of Mariah Carey)
Belting in the Whistle register is done by applying the same Belting techniques as in other parts of the voice. The vocal cords work differently in the whistle register but this is hardly of interest to the singer. The practical solutions that the singer can control are still the same for Belting in whatever part of the voice you are singing.
1. Do NOT feel any discomfort, pain or tickling whatsoever.
2. Apply the correct support in the correct amount (you need to be aware of what support is and how it works).
4. Have no tension the lips or protrude the jaw.
5. Apply a lot of Twang, the more the safer!
6. Use the Belting vowels AH (and), AY (stay), IH (sit) or EH (herb), this is especially important in the high part of the voice, and of course crucial in the very high part of the voice!
7. Be loud! Belting is like, but NOT a scream. Keep the volume between 7-10 in a total scale of 1-10 while still supporting the note.
8. Never add air on the note when singing in Belting! Meaning, try to stay with the note, don't get breathy.
9. Realize that it takes a lot of effort (you are gonna have to work with the muscles of your abdomen and back) and you are going to sweat BUT, remember that all singing must feel comfortable!
10. Remember to have fun and to love it. There is only one reason for singing and that is the joy of it.
In this video ariana explains how she warms up her voice for the song Emotions.
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