How can i change my voice from low to high?

Ive always wanted to be able to sing higher, i have a low voice so it makes it almost impossible to hit high notes. Can i get some help? I always believe that nothings impossible.How can i change my voice from low to high?
Well I have had a student with a similar problem, its very important in order to develope your voice as a singer vocalist by extending your range and technique.



By doing this , you can easily find many scales and singing example techniques that are downloadable , these are known are singing exercises.

They teach you how to use your chest voice (good for projection) and using your head voice , this is what you need to concentrate on in order to transder from a low to high voice. As one had said many start low and increase in octaves the more you practise the more your vocal chords will be flexible and comfortable enough to hit those high notes!

Good Luck!How can i change my voice from low to high?
Well, unless you train really hard, you won't be able to. What I always do is sing an octave or two below the original note.
Sometimes vocal chords just aren't made for it and it will be next to impossible to do it, but I can't really say because I have never heard your voice, and I don't really know your range. If you naturally have a low voice, you will probably never be an opera singer or anything, but a voice teacher or maybe even your friendly school choir director could give you warm ups and tricks that will help you hit some of those high notes. It is possible with some training, but depending on your actual range it could be hard. My best suggestion however is that you can work on widening your range, but more than anything just try to get your voice sounding the best that it can and embrace the voice you have. There are beautiful songs for lower and higher ranges and we need some of both in this world.
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You can't change your genetics, BUT, through vocal training, you can extend your range. I've had vocal training for just one semester, and I've been able to extend my range by one half an octave.

Secondly, when you obtain vocal training, ask them about damaging practices to your vocal cords. We do things everyday that damage our vocal cords and we don't even realize it (ie caffeine consumption, smoke, talking loudly while ill, etc.)
Use your head voice but only if you get training. Practice getting up there slowly but consistently every day.
Everyone has a certain range they can do. If you can only sing low then you sing low. If you try to sing high you will damage not just your singing voice but your talking voice.



A low voice is great instead of wishing it away just embrace it. Enhance your range on both ends with training and do songs that are good for your voice not songs that harm your voice.



People always think high is better but the truth is: with more than one singer the most important is the lower. The high voice just sings softly in the back they only need about two of those at total. The low voice they ALWAYS want more! Love your voice its a gift :)
As the posters above me have stated, a vocal coach can help you expand your range.

I would like to say that a choir is not just made up of Sopranos and Tenors. Lower vocal parts, though often unrecognised, contribute just as much to a sucessful choir as the parts that sing the melody. As a full fledged Alto II (usually the lowest female vocal part in a choir), I can promise that you arent alone in your wish to have a higher voice. The usually unnoticed harmony parts often are better musicians for having to learn to sing harmony, and in the long run, most of us have come to love singing the lower harmonies.

good luck!!
There are three things that ive been told work

1. go through birth(sorry just had to put it in)

2. Get Really good lessons

3. remove your tonsils, i think thats what it is

in my class theres this girls whos voice ios REALLY low

and she wants to sing higher

so shes gon g to remove her tonsils