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K-pop Vocalists' Vocal Analyses 
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Nice tutorial thanks! Would a supported/resonant head voice note be louder or quieter than a supported/resonant chest voice note at the same key? And where should we try to place the head voice (sorry if you’ve mentioned it in the vid and I’ve missed it…)?
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The head voice should be placed towards your head, forehead, ears, kind of higher up. It really depends on the range and where it resonates better.
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Who would you say have the top 3 head voices in kpop today (in both male and female categories)?
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I mean most likely Sohyang, Shannon and Lena Park. For males, I have no idea. Park Hyoshin, Jung Dongha and…Naul?
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How do you know if you are in head voice or falsetto? These twos registers really confused me sorry!
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Honestly the distinction is disputed everywhere, but it mostly has to do with your ability to sing with dynamics, connect to your mixed and cheat registers without a break and use vibrato in your upper register. If these are all possible, it can’t be a falsetto as that is a disconnected register where dynamics, vibrato and an even connection aren’t possible. (As far as I’m aware and been taught)
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Hi everyone, my name is Alex Moon. I am technically an amateur ballad singer. I am currently practicing a ballad song, “눈의 꽃”. How do I sing the head voice/falsetto parts of the song, ending with the climax? Thank you and have a blessed day.
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