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• Steps
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Hey! I didn't know that you can reach the 8th octave by reciting the alphabet.

Steps

1. 1 Go through puberty. Everything is very strange and inconvenient. Wait a few years, everything will level out. And your voice too!
2. 2 Relax. Your voice sounds higher when you are stressed. When performing in front of other people, try to relax and breathe deeply. Try not to worry, as this can cause spasms in your vocal apparatus, causing your voice to hesitate. Take it easy.
3. 3 Let your voice rest. Try not to scream. Hum from your diaphragm as needed, but don't yell (or squeak). Pick up a microphone or bring your hands together.
4. 4 If you are a screamer, be careful with cold water. Drink warm water instead. If you drink ice cold water after a workout, then you will involuntarily tense up and no matter how great you feel.
5. 5 Drink water if you are going to talk for a long time. There is a reason why TV presenters always have a cup of water on hand. This will moisturize your larynx, which will reduce stress on your vocal cords.
6. 6 Try drinking hot water with honey to calm your vocal cords.
7. 7 Avoid talking or singing while eating the chocolate bar, as you will feel a scratching and scratching in your throat.
8. 8 Speak with your own voice. Don't try to act like a man, unless you are comfortable with that tone. When you deliberately lower your voice, you get a wider range of vocal vibrations. If you don't like your voice, try to tune it before performing in public.

Tips

• If your voice really breaks, then just shrug and laugh it off. This kind of reaction does not depend on you in any way and is not controlled by you.