Any singers out there?

[AllChookUp]

I am a tenor, but I can also hit falsetto.

The upper range can get temporarily lost due to a number of reasons. What you drink or eat, constriction of the vocal chord muscles due to physical reasons, etc..

Assuming it's temporary, you can "retrain" your throat msucles to attain the falsetto range. Some people have more success with this than others. I find that if I drink certain things, like dairy products, I have more trouble hitting the upper ranges. A good vocal warmup is essential.

Let me know what more you'd like to know. Your vocal chords are muscles like most others than can be strengthened and retrained.

 

[Buff Hooligans]

Is this like "Is there a doctor in the house?"

Tenor emergency, channel the spirit of Placido!

 

[Tenor1]

Well yet again the same question came up. I got my falsetto back, a week later, A COLD!!!! I guess its natural to lose your range when sick right?

 

[MonkeyZero]

Um I have a friend who is a choir teacher at a school. She said its natural to lose your falsetto in the time of a cold