What was kurt cobains vocal range

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Keep most of the focus on projecting your voice up and outward from your diaphragm. Establish a comfortable base with your voice and understand how your diaphragm acts to support this type of projection. Repeat your phrase a few times and sing slightly slower with each repetition.

You want to imagine the vowels being slowly pulled apart like an elastic band. The frying element takes place in your nasal area. Try to move the core of your vocal projection from your chest and up through your nasal cavity. Lift your cheekbones as you let your voice exit through your nasal passage and mouth. Try to discern the difference between how your voice sounds coming from your chest and how it sounds when you move it up into the nasal area.

Instead, consider that your fry should remain somewhat consistent regardless of your change in volume level. Finally, remember that Kurt used emotion alongside a lot of his vocal habits.