Singing with a Mixed voice confused me even a few years into my studies. This video will clear up confusion and help you understand and sing with mix...right in the video. Watch and give it a try!

I love how you're not afraid to show us what singing incorrectly sounds like. For most people like me who have problems going into head voice and stuff like that, it's kind of embarrassing to break into falsetto, but you make it lighthearted so we're not afraid to try it ourselves. Thanks!

I dont have to seek for more clarity now! All your videos seem like they are made to answer the exact questions i have and to correct the exact mistakes i do!! Thank you soo soo much💖

Thank you so much! That was so helpful. I've always wondered about the break but never heard an actual explanation of it.

You’re a GENIUS Sir!!! I’m so glad I found your page today.

You are so amazing!!! You are always accommodating to show the genuine singing skills. How come I can be so incredibly fortunate to know you on KZfaq. Recently I found I can switch between chest and head voice with lower volume, but when it came to really sing a song , It's very challenging for me not to pull up the chest voice. Hope one day I can take your lessons to build up my mix voice!!

Honestly, that was very helpful! I've never received official instruction on how to sing so I've been trying to figure it out on my own, & I've heard about some of these voices for years but never quite got it - This video helps some of those pieces fall into place, thanks! (My favorite singer is Peter Cetera, & I've heard that he uses mixed voice really well to produce his awesome sound)

I love this guy!! He really know his stuff!!

thanks! It make me feel softer to sing high notes :D

Love this video. Thank you Chuck!!

Finally it all make sense! Thank you! Best video on teaching mixed voice.

Yup, I made it through! Thanks a lot for a video!

I feel the vibration more easily in my chest voice. I can't really feel it in my head voice. Still working on that mixed voice.

My husband ran across your videos yesterday and I can see why he was so excited by them! Fascinating stuff and so clearly explained, demonstrated and encouraging. Thank you so much! Liked and subscribed!

This was very helpful! Thanks!

Wow! You have a powerful head voice, ser.

I am glad I come accross your tutorial. It's kind da difficult when I sing along with head voice. But I know I will get it through

great tutorial. thank you

Brilliant thanks

l'm gonna try this tomorrow

amazing 💜👏🏻

I deadass JUST figured out how to do mixed on accident. This is great.

I feel the vibration easier to feel in my chest voice. I'm still working on my mixed voice and head voice. I just keep flipping into falsetto. Also, at what notes should you start changing the ah vowel to uh?

Yes, I made it.

I've always had a weak and airy falsetto. But in recent years I’ve been getting a kind of motorboating sound and sometimes a double sound like a penguin in my falsetto voice. Consequently, I rarely use that section of my voice So, I had a laryngoscopy recently because I thought I might have vocal nodules (nodes). The good news is I do not have nodules or polyps or lumps or bumps of any kind on my vocal cords. However, the doctor found my vocal cords do not fully connect (close) in my high (falsetto) register. Or as it is put in the report "At upper registry there is a significant trans glottic gap and decreased vibration". Now I know why my falsetto is so weak. Are there exercises that can help strengthen that area of my voice? I would think I would have to have a stronger falsetto to transition to mixed voice. I've been singing for more than 50 years so I hope it's not too late to improve that part of my voice.

Will the light chest also make it through the G3 to G4? Should I record myself to check if I'm too light? Will light chest mean the volume is too low?

Must you sing in head voice or it is okay to pull chest voice for high note?

As my voice followed the Ladies' scale rising from chest through mixed, where 'ah' changes to sound better as 'uh,' I took note (😉) that my tongue and throat changed shape. Over the years, I've gotten better at crossing that break from chest to head voice because I've learned to change the shape of my throat through the transition. Though I hadn't heard the term Mixed Voice before, I think this describes that shift. The description, "feeling the vibrations in the head," reminded me of that distinct bone-buzzing sensation between the roof of my mouth and my cheekbones when i sing certain tones. It sometimes feels like my upper teeth are vibrating in their sockets. I'd like to know if other singers notice that sensation, and I'm really curious to find out if listeners can hear that bone-buzz in a singer's voice.

I have been doing this all along but I'm better with the male part.

I used to find it difficult when singing high notes. Is it idea to start to sing with chest voice or with head voice. I don't know if it's wrong to start a song with chest voice or preferably head voice. Kindly let me know the best thing to do sir.

i literally know nothing about singing, i just got recommended this. So you basically get a voice crack if you try to go too high using chest voice?

How do you hit those high notes!!

Mixed voice...apparently I've always sung with it..damn..lol😆😆 Btw..Great video!!!

I can feel chest I can’t feel head .. I’m autistic and I have poor body awareness I’m finding this helpful but I’m still confused and want to know I’m doing this properly .. I’m pretty sure my break point is G# which could means I’m a woman .. I’m going to check .. I did okay .. I still have my man bits .. oh yeah the pdf .. I forgot to download that yesterday .. I actually want to sing lower and I’m having trouble getting any power in my low range .. I’m on an ad with a girl who “ooh I love that one” is playing me really crap 808 drum machine samples .. I’ll let it run to the end so you get the 1/100th of a cent .. who knows by the time I figure this out it might even buy you a coffee 😮

But I'm confused. I've got two kinds of head voices, one is really weak and originates when I try to belt. The other one is robust and the head sounds good but the mixed sounds as if I am mimicking Tarzen...lmao.

I just dont freaking get it Ive seen dozens of videos and I just cant freaking do it its so frustrating

So "mixed voice" is actually "combined resonance"?

I made it!

no i did not make it . please help

I can't even get my voice to go that high. My vocal cords just stop vibrating.

I don't feel any vibration of head voice

What the hell I watched this on a limb and WOW I can sing now xD

Why do i feel the vibration on my neck?

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Sorry Chuck - but your explanation is using very outdated terminology and a misunderstanding of what's happening internally inside the resonance tract. There is no "chest" or "head" voice -its all a mixes of resonances - dominant and sub-dominant. As we stretch the folds for shorter and faster pitches, physics take over and the folds can only produce certain frequencies naturally. These changes in resonant frequencies, combined with a switch from the anterior muscles to the posterior muscles of the larynx, wreak havoc with the resonating frequency of the mouth. Every mouth has its own unique resonating frequency similar to a wine glass. That is why certain people's so-called "passagio" can occur on slightly different pitches. Its why a baritone's "break" will happen closer to Middle C than a Tenors. Different shaped mouth and different sizes folds. Physics. No one should have to modify an "Ah" vowel to an "Uh" to transverse this switch of musculature. A simple lowering of the larynx and some added diaphragmatic pressure stabilizes this muscle switch. The "break" is an uncoordinated gradual switching of these muscles groups through the resonating frequency of the mouth. I like you Chuck, I really do, but you need some updating of what YOU were taught. And that G4 should NOT be that heady - not for a baritone like yourself. It should be a lot beefier.

Chest

Are you michael jackson's vocal coach?😮

This is why I can't sing, this one and only mistake

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