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"Falsetto is just a very light mass phonation. Lift up / pull back is \"pulling back\" to a very light mass phonation... it could be pure Falsetto or it could just be a very light, connected sound. It depends on the singer, the moment, the day... how \"light\" the mass is when you do \"lift up / pull back\" is less of an issue... the point is to just make the bridged maneuvar without choking or breaking, that is the point. If you can do it with more connectivity and a little bit more mass, great!  If you can't, \"pull back\" the mass until you can.  This calibration work trains your body how to let go of the constrictors, get the timing right (early...) and get a feel for the placements in the head voice.  \n \nBoth of you... listen to \"Lift up / pull back\" video and audio lecture in your copy of \"PIllars 2.0\"... I just listened to it this morning on my way into the studio and I think its fairly clear... also, since \"lift up / pull back\" is essentially a siren... be sure to review the video and audio lecture, \"Buzzing &amp; Octave Sirens\". \n \nAsim, it seems to me, your doing it right... your explanation above is on... but your talk-track is a tad off ... but thats ok... that will come... I think your ok... \n"
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