How I learned to sing with the mix. I practiced and sung more in my head voice than I did in my chest voice. So, as a result, my head voice got really strong and it became really easy to switch back and forth between the two.
Thank you for sharing. My issue is on male key song. I am not sure why, I can female song easily. But when I try to sing normal male pop song, I cant even sing in B4. But when I switch to female key, boommm magic happened. I can sing it freely no matter how high it is. Weirdly, I am a tenor, not a countertenor although I can get C#6 in headvoice. 🤔
I have the same issue, I think it’s because in male keys, you more likely have to navigate your first passage when in a femal key, it is either in a comfortable chest voice range (the octave down) or in a comfortable head voice (the octave up)
For me, I usually use head voice like all the time, I sing soprano 1 in my choir, and I can also hit whistle tones, (despite not actually being able to whistle), and have little to no trouble with high notes and such, but my lower voice is a struggle. And I came here to get some info on chest voice stuff because I want to try and better my chest voice. I have no trouble switching, it’s just I don’t have the range for my chest voice figured out yet and I want to make it sound good for each note in my range. :)
@@kevinm6790from what I know, to "thicken" the sound, push more, just go at it harder in simple words, to "thin" the sound, don't push as much, go softer so your diaphragm (abdomen) feels much more relaxed, whereas when ur pushing it feels more "tight".
It sounds like you aren't supporting (aka breathing) properly putting to much strain on the vocal cords With your chest voice it sounds like you sometimes push from the throat instead of pushing from the diaphragm. I would advise work on breath control and singing on the breath It sounds like you switch to head voice because it immediately takes all tension out your throat I would advise you to work on your head voice/head mix voice as well to strengthen the head voice and bridge your chest and head
yeah this the problem problem with my voice😂, when I sing in my chest voice, my voice ia kinda deep and thick, but when I switch to my head voice I sound completely different, because its to thin and light.
I DON'T sing lol but you're kind of making me want to try with these videos... They're kind of too perfectly easy to follow your instructions to ignore... Damn it lol should I try?
I had a great choir teacher in school. And it depsresses me that all her hard work was wasted cause I picked up smoking. I can barely hit high notes anymore 😅🥲
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listen to the goddess singing Morissette Amon.
“In contrast, your voice is very thin 🥺👉🏻👈🏻”
First time someone explained mixed voice so that it made sense for me
this is literaly how i sing. dunno hoe to mix those. maybe a little shake?
How I learned to sing with the mix.
I practiced and sung more in my head voice than I did in my chest voice. So, as a result, my head voice got really strong and it became really easy to switch back and forth between the two.
No you have to stir
But how?
Learn how to sing mixed voice, it's between chest and head voice.
He is saying that don't change chest to head quickly, I've been struggling with that haha, but I'm learning how to sing mixed voice.
@@marcelopapajr.6852 Well sure, but as Breezes said, “HOW?”
I used to be like this but singing lessons have helped a ton
Thanks for your information.. it’s helpful!🙏🏼
Okay so how again??
Thank u for this! I've lost all my vocal strength and technique and it actually breaks my heart. I don't know how to get it back
I'd be happy to work with you! Feel free to schedule a lesson if you'd like :)
this cleared so much up, thank you!
Thank you for sharing. My issue is on male key song. I am not sure why, I can female song easily. But when I try to sing normal male pop song, I cant even sing in B4. But when I switch to female key, boommm magic happened. I can sing it freely no matter how high it is. Weirdly, I am a tenor, not a countertenor although I can get C#6 in headvoice. 🤔
I have the same issue, I think it’s because in male keys, you more likely have to navigate your first passage when in a femal key, it is either in a comfortable chest voice range (the octave down) or in a comfortable head voice (the octave up)
For me, I usually use head voice like all the time, I sing soprano 1 in my choir, and I can also hit whistle tones, (despite not actually being able to whistle), and have little to no trouble with high notes and such, but my lower voice is a struggle. And I came here to get some info on chest voice stuff because I want to try and better my chest voice. I have no trouble switching, it’s just I don’t have the range for my chest voice figured out yet and I want to make it sound good for each note in my range. :)
Bro, I don't see inside of me, I can't force my vocal folds to do this lol
Exactly! All these CZcams teachers saying you gotten thicken the cords here or thin the cords there. Ok, but HOW?!!!
@@kevinm6790from what I know, to "thicken" the sound, push more, just go at it harder in simple words, to "thin" the sound, don't push as much, go softer so your diaphragm (abdomen) feels much more relaxed, whereas when ur pushing it feels more "tight".
Yes! That’s me! And I sing notes that don’t exist. You got a lesson for that?
" There is no such thing as a bad note just one not held long enough " . - Pharrell
Can you do some more beginner tips for people who know super little about singing correctly
I have this issue where when I use my chest voice for too long it starts to hurt my throat so I have to use my head voice. Any advice?🙃🙃
It sounds like you aren't supporting (aka breathing) properly putting to much strain on the vocal cords
With your chest voice it sounds like you sometimes push from the throat instead of pushing from the diaphragm. I would advise work on breath control and singing on the breath
It sounds like you switch to head voice because it immediately takes all tension out your throat
I would advise you to work on your head voice/head mix voice as well to strengthen the head voice and bridge your chest and head
Absolutely an excellent explanation. Thumbs up from me 👍
yeah this the problem problem with my voice😂, when I sing in my chest voice, my voice ia kinda deep and thick, but when I switch to my head voice I sound completely different, because its to thin and light.
Thank you! I just stumbled upon your video but I’ve had this problem for so lomg
why cant i just thicken my top so i have a well rounded powerful voice?
but how can i also separate my mix Voice?
But whitney has a very strong chest voice and a really flawless passage to headvoice
Exactly but I don't sing so I don't have to worry
ok so how do I do it.
YES IT IS 😭😂
I sound like dying cats at different decimals. But I think I hit Dog whistle singing Benny and the Jets so... whistle notes
Whats the difference between mix and head voice?
my problem is that.....I sound like scuttle(the seagull) from the little mermaid😂😂 any way to fix that?😂😂😂😂
I DON'T sing lol but you're kind of making me want to try with these videos... They're kind of too perfectly easy to follow your instructions to ignore... Damn it lol should I try?
i can sing from chest to mix but not mix to falsetto
how?
I tend to sing with my chest voice and from my throat. Is that my real voice or not
I’m a male and i have like huge range which is weird for me i can hit a5 belted mix voice with support and g#6 for whistle uhmm i guess I’m a soprano?
There's like, one note between my chest and head that o can't hit that keeps me from switching. Any advice on that?
I would like the subtitles in Spanish, please!!😊
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man thats a falsetto not headvoice
is too easy to say
I had a great choir teacher in school. And it depsresses me that all her hard work was wasted cause I picked up smoking. I can barely hit high notes anymore 😅🥲