First of all, THANK YOU for using a baritone range for this exercise. All of the male mixing tutorials I’ve ever found are by tenors, so it’s hard to know what mixing is supposed to sound like when we basses start to transition to falsetto at a lower range than them. I feel so much more informed now!
cant fukin find my mix and my chest is not that high i want to find my mix so i can transition and belt out a mix note, instead of transitioning without breaking into a weak falcetto sigh
@@Theylovezah my mix is actually fine the thing is i cant my chest isnt that high and i cant mix and since i cant mix when i belt im so.shouty sometimes since i csnt reach it i will just transition into a connected but weak falcetto thats why i wanna learn how to mix.
Ian Japril your chest voice needs strengthening and so does your falsetto. mixing isn’t the answer. developing your vocal cords is the important thing.
I wish I had teachers like this when I was going through puberty. I got Homer Simpsoned. I went from singing crazy high notes and being able to feel it when I was matching head, chest, and mixed voice, to having a very low baritone and breaking trying to do anytyhing. The people I was looking to for guidance weren't singers or vocally trained so they just wrote me off as being tone deaf because I couldn't just instinctually sing the same way I could before I was went through puberty.
Holy.. shiz.. for more than 1 year researching about mix voice, this is the one that I feel that I hit the gold... My main problem is chest dragging up to a very tensed chest that sounds like a dying animal... But now, when you said that you have to mix earlier, it hit me.. now I'm on the road on developing my mix 😍 thank you very much!
Great! Thankyou for not holding back and instead sharing your knowledge, this is the first thing I look for in a vocal coach! If everything has a dollar sign on it, the learning ends up coming second.
It's very important to have a balanced mix as well. Because many singers have a Chesty Mix. Or a Heady Mix... OR people use a Masked Head Voice. People like Sohyang have a balanced mix which sounds to me a lot more pleasant for my ears. So making sure you have a balanced mix is also very important. Heady Mix allows you to hit higher notes but may lose some depth from Chest Voice.
Yes, late reply I know but I really don’t like masked falsetto or falsetto mix unless it’s been edited by producers VERY well. Balanced and chest mix are the best ones then throw in falsetto mix ONCE in a while
Thank you Tara and Jeremy for this video. As a “newish” voice student, I’ve been binging voice-related videos. This is the first and only time I’ve heard anybody mention where the placement is and compare/contrast mix vs. pulling up chest. It was hugely helpful!
@@Thepresenceabove - Thank you, I understand my voice a bit more now! I have an upper extension up to B5 which I had verified by my vocal teacher, and F6 in whistle tone, so I've had a hard time figuring out my voice
I didn't understand mix at all for a long time. Tried to force it, feel it, change the voice etc to no avail. Until I randomly one evening just got it out of the blue. Now I use it all the time when singing for myself. I feel it in the middle of my head close to my ears, and because of that it really sounds very loud and sharp inside my head. I haven't recorded myself to try and listen if that sound resonates outward or are just so loud inside my head yet though, but I automatically gradually add more and more mix from lower notes anyway so maybe it's not so bad. It's understandable that many have a hard time finding the mix. Anyway, great video!
@@kaifoong0722 What I've found is that it's hard to just enter mix out of nothing, so what I do is try to keep the tone of my chest voice when going higher than my chest range. Try this: Go to the top of your chest range, then loosen up while holding kind of the pressure for the tone you want. For me the tone is sharp but feels looser than the compressed very top chest range. Note: it's easy to fall out of the mix at first, so practice makes perfect. Tip: Try singing a song thats not too fast and lies on the top of your chest range and try to smoothly loosen up so that you're able to go higher while keeping most of the tone. So answer your question: Being in chest and slowly start to mix from there is what I've found works best for me.
@@pinesyeet thank you so much for replying 😊 i will try it out and is it ok if i come back to you with feedback? im scared that im still unable to do it
@@kaifoong0722 No problem, and sure thing! Just keep in mind I'm in no way a professional singer, I just like to experiment with my voice. But I'll help in any way I can :)
I am a brand new viewer, (so pretty sure I'm not saying anything you haven't heard before) and I love your videos because not only do you know exactly what I'm thinking, but you are also able to express it perfectly. Your talent for teaching is just as amazing as your talent for singing. That's a good thing!
I learned the wrong way to sing for 4 years. 4 years. I’ve been pushing my chest up to it’s limits without ever mixing because I never knew what it was supposed to sound/feel like for a bass. I’m trying to relearn and this is one of the best lessons I’ve had.
That was an amazing tutorial. I'm so happy I see a teacher who shows you how it is. It is really hard for me to understand when people talk about mixing because I'm not able to apply what they've said. I prefer to see and try . Thanks a lot
@@kaiyang9 genuine. Years ago I did chorus...🤔, Uh, grades 7,8,9,10... The teacher I had was really good. Tara reminds me of that instruction. I actually didn't like singing but as kids we had to have music in school so, it was that or be in school band and I definitely didn't want to do that. Thanks for the reply.
@@dougarnold7955 oh dang that’s cool. My choir teacher wasn’t very good and had difficulty demonstrating vocal technique, so I was afraid that you had the same experience and were referring to Tara like that, but it’s good to hear that wasn’t the case.
@@kaiyang9 Oh! Tara is awesome. She's really good at teaching singing. I mostly watched her sing better in seconds series and I like it when she reacts to some of the Metal bands. I loved her Jinjer Pisces reaction, that's when I subbed. Have a good one. 👍
Tara, with your video I’ve come to realize that I speak using my mixed voice. It’s the same resonance. I feel it in the same places I feel when I speak.
Great video, thanks for taking the time to make this! You should consider placing sound absorption panels on the blank walls next to the window. The room is very reflective, it would make the video audio much clearer as we’d hear the voices more and the room less.
Finally I understand my weakness after try to mix, because i pulled chest voice up too high then suddenly want to mix and i cant do it... So we need to mix earlier.. Thankssss
Hey Tara I am sure you have been asked to react to Cortney Hadwin. I've heard other vocal coaches say she is damaging her voice. she is to young to do that, I actual love hearing your take on it cause it seems to me you articulate better and I, as well as others. Value and trust your expertise. Thank you. I used to sing but smoking has limited my range, is that common among people who fall into that hideous habit.
A couple of weeks ago, when listening to an album through youtube, before one of the songs, I got an ad for your singing studios. I was so stoked to see that, because it means your channel/business is getting good exposure.
I have just learned doing mix recently. o have been hitting high notes using chest voice and I have been straining it. I think I have developed it when I have joined a chorale and saw Tenors did it.
Using the "one" exercise, I actually go into my mix/head voice at A3 which is contrary to the popular E4/F4. It's almost like the primary passaggio for tenors is much lower that it's said to be. My mix/head voice starts picking up power on the E4 with full power on G4 but if I wait to switch then it's too late. And when I switch earlier(A3) I don't notice my secondary passaggio(G#4) anymore, I pretty much have one voice from there till the end of my mix/head voice. For perspective, (I think) I'm a leggero tenor since my voice is on the brighter side and I can sustain a clear full voice resonance up to E5.
This is seriously awesome! Thank you so much for doing a video like this! I have been following you for some time now, in hopes of improving my vocals. I am so glad that you touched the subject of nasal passage. I often feel that there are times that I become a bit nasally. I have some very close friends whom I have had the courage to sing in front of them. I have really bad anxiety and often get panic attacks. My friends don't seem to think that I get nasally when I sing, and I might just be overthinking things and feel like they might be trying to avoid hurting my feelings. I am so thankful that you did this video! 🙏
Great job to find our gap between chest voice and mix voice ! But that's not a good way to compare the sound produced by the mixed voice and the one produced by the chest register. Listening to the difference between both makes you better realize... ;)
Victor Hugo Alvarez Damasceno there is a specific and correct way to belt , it’s not just calling out to someone. there is a wrong and correct way to go about it.
8:50 mix needs to Segway to sound smooth rather than when chest is pushed too high 9:55 another improper mix is breaking sound 11:11 can use piano to repeat notes where you are breaking and go back and forth between those notes to train that area
@@jonathan_8100 sameeee. I just turned 16 and I can hit a G#4, but the last time I hit an A4 must have beed a few months ago 😭 also I'll share my vocal range, if someone can give me feedback (lowest: D2 highest chest: G#4, A4 highest falsetto: E6 highest whistle: E7)
I REALLY ENJOY THESE LESSONS SO MUCH TARA THANK U YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING LET ME JUST SAY I'M A SINGER AS WELL AND I SING IN LIKE 3 CHOIRS AND A LOT OF WHAT U GUYS TEACH I HAVE ALREADY LEARNED THROUGHOUT THE YEARS FROM STUDYING AND EXCELLENT VOICE TEACHERS SO I CAN REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR WORK BECAUSE YOU REMIND ME OF ONE OF MY VOCAL COACHES YOUR DIRECT AUTHENTIC FUN AND U KNOW YOUR CRAFT FRONTWARDS AND BACKWARDS AND THESE SESSIONS ARE JUST SO REFRESHING AND FUN TO WATCH ESPECIALLY WHEN I NEED TO BUSH UP ON SOMETHING I LOVE IT..SO THANK U ALSO COACH JEREMY IS A (CUTIE)👈💖🌹🌈😍😌AND GREAT TO LOOK AT LOL😊🎼🎶🎹🎤👌
Hi, I have discovered my mix, but everymorning after I wake up I need to do my scales all over again in order to sing without the break and yet my mix sounds pretty weak and wobbly most of the time.
Jeremie isn’t a coach at our studio anymore but we still have exceptional coaches who can help you with this. Email info@tarasimonstudios.com and my team can get you set up with lessons.
I can pull my chest up to about an F#, so I wish he went a bit higher, so I could hear how it sounds in the range I would have to use it in. I guess it’s still better to mix early instead of pulling chest, but I would have loved to hear a bit more. Regardless, it was a nice video, I hope I find my mix soon
Somehow I couldn't find my mixed voice by doing this exercise. It seems like I am just swapping between chest voice and head voice. But whenever I try to sing "Mad World", I somehow automatically trigger my mixed voice, which is nice. :D
Great video, good info thank you! Can we get something directed at baritone or bass singers (or wannabe singers 😅) Secondly please review Ben Caplan - Stranger and/or Home Free - Honey. Ben Caplan and Tim Foust are my vocal heroes.
Mixing is really fun. I'm now about to be 21 and I discovered my mix voice about 5 years ago. I have worked on it a lot in the last couple of years. And it increased my range by a whole octave. I can belt up to a A4. My mix starts around a A#4 to an A#5
I'm a singer , and I still don't get or now what mix is and sounds like but what I tend to do is when getting to the higher notes is to sing them softer and then sing them louder in head voice ...I don't think that's really right , though 😅
This is great! Love this video, and your channel, Tara!! I have a question. Is mix the same as vocal bridge? Or, what's the difference between the two?
Can you make your chest voice range bigger? cuz for me I can go high but only in head and falsetto, and also pretty low, but my range in chest voice is just not what I want it to be...
i love your informative videos! Can you PLEASE react to tevin campbell singing can we talk live on the arsenio hall show in 1993? I think he's one of the greatest male voices of all time and people rarely discuss him! Also recommend Avery Wilson covering Can We Talk!
I am a guy but im confused with my vocal type..I can belt up comfortably in mix up to D5 and strains up to F5 and full headvoice up to C#6..Im struggling for low notes below than D3..Lowest note ive reach is F2..
I guess you are a tenor. Your comfortable range is D3-D5 and the usual tenor range is C3-C5. Maybe a higher than usual tenor since C#6 is pretty high for a guy, but a tenor nonetheless
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First of all, THANK YOU for using a baritone range for this exercise. All of the male mixing tutorials I’ve ever found are by tenors, so it’s hard to know what mixing is supposed to sound like when we basses start to transition to falsetto at a lower range than them. I feel so much more informed now!
Me as a bass lightly sobbing still
I don't know what I am (chest range for me is C#2-G#4), so anything is useful for me, mostly the tenor stuff, but this helps a lot!
@@lemonshrikecatworthy7964 I would say you are a Baritone
@@lemonshrikecatworthy7964 Baritone
@@lemonshrikecatworthy7964 thats exactly my chest range and im a baritone but c#2 is weak and G#4 is only reachable with vowel modification
This is actually something I wanna know about because I have no mix. 😂😂
Everyone has a mix. Just gotta find it. 😂😂
cant fukin find my mix and my chest is not that high i want to find my mix so i can transition and belt out a mix note, instead of transitioning without breaking into a weak falcetto sigh
Ian Japril mixing is not the answer. you need to strengthen your vocal registers. you need to strengthen your chest voice, not use mix.
@@Theylovezah my mix is actually fine the thing is i cant my chest isnt that high and i cant mix and since i cant mix when i belt im so.shouty sometimes since i csnt reach it i will just transition into a connected but weak falcetto thats why i wanna learn how to mix.
Ian Japril your chest voice needs strengthening and so does your falsetto. mixing isn’t the answer. developing your vocal cords is the important thing.
I wish I had teachers like this when I was going through puberty. I got Homer Simpsoned. I went from singing crazy high notes and being able to feel it when I was matching head, chest, and mixed voice, to having a very low baritone and breaking trying to do anytyhing. The people I was looking to for guidance weren't singers or vocally trained so they just wrote me off as being tone deaf because I couldn't just instinctually sing the same way I could before I was went through puberty.
This is so relatable. As a kid I used to sing so flawlessly (from what I remember) but after my teen years my voice was destroyed
6:13 "...a face mask almost..." man is out here predicting covid back in 2019
Holy.. shiz.. for more than 1 year researching about mix voice, this is the one that I feel that I hit the gold... My main problem is chest dragging up to a very tensed chest that sounds like a dying animal... But now, when you said that you have to mix earlier, it hit me.. now I'm on the road on developing my mix 😍 thank you very much!
Great! Thankyou for not holding back and instead sharing your knowledge, this is the first thing I look for in a vocal coach! If everything has a dollar sign on it, the learning ends up coming second.
It's very important to have a balanced mix as well. Because many singers have a Chesty Mix. Or a Heady Mix... OR people use a Masked Head Voice. People like Sohyang have a balanced mix which sounds to me a lot more pleasant for my ears. So making sure you have a balanced mix is also very important. Heady Mix allows you to hit higher notes but may lose some depth from Chest Voice.
Queen Sohyang😍
@Dao Khoi yeah I agree. I feel like if you want more tone you want to use a bit more of a chesty mix, and if you want more ease you use a heady mix.
Honestly it depends on the musical context for me.Whitney Houston is amazing in a chesty mix
Im a guy but i have a heady mix is that a problem? my head voice jsut extends very high
Yes, late reply I know but I really don’t like masked falsetto or falsetto mix unless it’s been edited by producers VERY well. Balanced and chest mix are the best ones then throw in falsetto mix ONCE in a while
I LOVE the timing of making this video I literally have been focusing on mix this past week
Thank you Tara and Jeremy for this video. As a “newish” voice student, I’ve been binging voice-related videos.
This is the first and only time I’ve heard anybody mention where the placement is and compare/contrast mix vs. pulling up chest. It was hugely helpful!
oh thank god I thought my voice was lower than the usual male singers, I also start mixing around C#4
I start at A4, is that like a tenors range.
T H yes lyric tenor
@@Thepresenceabove - Thank you, I understand my voice a bit more now! I have an upper extension up to B5 which I had verified by my vocal teacher, and F6 in whistle tone, so I've had a hard time figuring out my voice
my passaggio starts around E and F, as most tenors, so I start mixing around F# and A, or else my voice starts sounding forced.
@@michaelthem3 - There are two passagios? My first one must be the break I experience at A4/Bb4 then.
This is exactly what I’ve been trying to learn for years lol 😆
We've found Waldo! He sings beautifully!
I didn't understand mix at all for a long time. Tried to force it, feel it, change the voice etc to no avail. Until I randomly one evening just got it out of the blue. Now I use it all the time when singing for myself. I feel it in the middle of my head close to my ears, and because of that it really sounds very loud and sharp inside my head. I haven't recorded myself to try and listen if that sound resonates outward or are just so loud inside my head yet though, but I automatically gradually add more and more mix from lower notes anyway so maybe it's not so bad.
It's understandable that many have a hard time finding the mix.
Anyway, great video!
Can you explain, is mixing suppose to be within ur range before switching to head voice?
@@kaifoong0722 What I've found is that it's hard to just enter mix out of nothing, so what I do is try to keep the tone of my chest voice when going higher than my chest range.
Try this: Go to the top of your chest range, then loosen up while holding kind of the pressure for the tone you want. For me the tone is sharp but feels looser than the compressed very top chest range. Note: it's easy to fall out of the mix at first, so practice makes perfect.
Tip: Try singing a song thats not too fast and lies on the top of your chest range and try to smoothly loosen up so that you're able to go higher while keeping most of the tone.
So answer your question: Being in chest and slowly start to mix from there is what I've found works best for me.
@@pinesyeet thank you so much for replying 😊 i will try it out and is it ok if i come back to you with feedback? im scared that im still unable to do it
@@kaifoong0722 No problem, and sure thing! Just keep in mind I'm in no way a professional singer, I just like to experiment with my voice. But I'll help in any way I can :)
I am a brand new viewer, (so pretty sure I'm not saying anything you haven't heard before) and I love your videos because not only do you know exactly what I'm thinking, but you are also able to express it perfectly. Your talent for teaching is just as amazing as your talent for singing. That's a good thing!
I learned the wrong way to sing for 4 years. 4 years. I’ve been pushing my chest up to it’s limits without ever mixing because I never knew what it was supposed to sound/feel like for a bass. I’m trying to relearn and this is one of the best lessons I’ve had.
I'm going to incorporate this exercise in my daily routine. I was able to mix all the way up. Thank you so much for this video.
That was an amazing tutorial. I'm so happy I see a teacher who shows you how it is. It is really hard for me to understand when people talk about mixing because I'm not able to apply what they've said. I prefer to see and try . Thanks a lot
As a vocal coach I love this ONE technique for mixed
Well done, guys!
I’d known 0 theory if I didn’t follow Tara, ‘One’s’ looks like a great way to rehearse your range
That was a great singing lesson. I felt like I was transported back in time to seventh grade chorus...
I can’t tell if this was genuine or sarcastic...
@@kaiyang9 genuine. Years ago I did chorus...🤔, Uh, grades 7,8,9,10...
The teacher I had was really good. Tara reminds me of that instruction.
I actually didn't like singing but as kids we had to have music in school so, it was that or be in school band and I definitely didn't want to do that.
Thanks for the reply.
@@dougarnold7955 oh dang that’s cool. My choir teacher wasn’t very good and had difficulty demonstrating vocal technique, so I was afraid that you had the same experience and were referring to Tara like that, but it’s good to hear that wasn’t the case.
@@kaiyang9 Oh! Tara is awesome. She's really good at teaching singing.
I mostly watched her sing better in seconds series and I like it when she reacts to some of the Metal bands. I loved her Jinjer Pisces reaction, that's when I subbed.
Have a good one. 👍
I'm not skipping the ads as my way of saying thank you for all of your really helpful tips ❤❤❤
Tara, with your video I’ve come to realize that I speak using my mixed voice. It’s the same resonance. I feel it in the same places I feel when I speak.
I did not know I’ve always had a natural mix voice when hitting high notes, I’ve finally learned to switch mix to head
This was soooooo helpful as a newer singer receiving training!!
Wow, this dude has such a gorgeous, bright, round tone to his voice! I would definitely take vocal lessons from Jeremy.
Amoo a Tara! Além de cantar muito bem, até mesmo falando a voz dela é linda, a pronunciação impecável em ambos
Great video, thanks for taking the time to make this!
You should consider placing sound absorption panels on the blank walls next to the window.
The room is very reflective, it would make the video audio much clearer as we’d hear the voices more and the room less.
Yass!!! In just 12 minutes i promise i became even better im screaming right now🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️
Finally I understand my weakness after try to mix, because i pulled chest voice up too high then suddenly want to mix and i cant do it... So we need to mix earlier.. Thankssss
Yessss this is what I need!
Hey Tara I am sure you have been asked to react to Cortney Hadwin. I've heard other vocal coaches say she is damaging her voice. she is to young to do that, I actual love hearing your take on it cause it seems to me you articulate better and I, as well as others. Value and trust your expertise. Thank you. I used to sing but smoking has limited my range, is that common among people who fall into that hideous habit.
A couple of weeks ago, when listening to an album through youtube, before one of the songs, I got an ad for your singing studios. I was so stoked to see that, because it means your channel/business is getting good exposure.
Yes!!!! Thank you a video geared towards your male viewers! Love it
Very helpful. I really appreciate the tutorial. Tara and Jeremy, you guys are amazing!
I have just learned doing mix recently. o have been hitting high notes using chest voice and I have been straining it. I think I have developed it when I have joined a chorale and saw Tenors did it.
tara's face at 8:45 -- i am literally screaming 😱🤣
Using the "one" exercise, I actually go into my mix/head voice at A3 which is contrary to the popular E4/F4. It's almost like the primary passaggio for tenors is much lower that it's said to be. My mix/head voice starts picking up power on the E4 with full power on G4 but if I wait to switch then it's too late. And when I switch earlier(A3) I don't notice my secondary passaggio(G#4) anymore, I pretty much have one voice from there till the end of my mix/head voice. For perspective, (I think) I'm a leggero tenor since my voice is on the brighter side and I can sustain a clear full voice resonance up to E5.
Finally a baritone example!
Yay thanks for this. Such critical information.
hilarious stuff and useful at the same time, you two have great chemistry together 🤘
This is seriously awesome! Thank you so much for doing a video like this! I have been following you for some time now, in hopes of improving my vocals. I am so glad that you touched the subject of nasal passage. I often feel that there are times that I become a bit nasally. I have some very close friends whom I have had the courage to sing in front of them. I have really bad anxiety and often get panic attacks. My friends don't seem to think that I get nasally when I sing, and I might just be overthinking things and feel like they might be trying to avoid hurting my feelings. I am so thankful that you did this video! 🙏
Yes finding this is a holy grail!
Great job to find our gap between chest voice and mix voice ! But that's not a good way to compare the sound produced by the mixed voice and the one produced by the chest register. Listening to the difference between both makes you better realize... ;)
omg THANK YOU!
Perfect tutorial❤
This exercise can help me to improve my vocal range I love it thankyou🥰
Super helpful video. Gives a lot of tips that intermediates need!
Would love a part two that takes the mix voice higher.
Wow, i am waiting for this!
So helpful thankyou Tara!
This is very helpful and interesting. But: Tara, you should have your grand piano tuned! Especially that D3 and Gb are abysmal! :-)
Florian Fahrenberger Amen!!! I thought it was just me!
Thought I was the only one wow that was painful
i thought i was crazy 😭🤚
With the holidays coming you have to listen to Home Free -O Holy Night. Amazing version
How to belt for male?
belting is high chest voice. start making your low chest clear and moving the breath unrestricted and slowly bring that higher
@@Theylovezah My lower range sounds a little bit breathy. Thanks for the advice, I'll be working on it
@Victor Hugo Alvarez Damasceno I get what you are saying but it ends up screamy
banana mcdonald means your chest voice is weak, the muscles that make up chest voice are weak i should say
Victor Hugo Alvarez Damasceno there is a specific and correct way to belt , it’s not just calling out to someone. there is a wrong and correct way to go about it.
Hi Tara! Thank you!
wow thank you!! this helped me a lot!!
8:50 mix needs to Segway to sound smooth rather than when chest is pushed too high
9:55 another improper mix is breaking sound
11:11 can use piano to repeat notes where you are breaking and go back and forth between those notes to train that area
Yes! A puberty video would be great!
Why do coaches and students on these types of videos always stop on F#4 when the trouble is between F#4 and A4?
Because for some of us the trouble is E-F
Yes!! A4 is killing meee!! Its so frustrating cuz i can hit it but it sounds just so screamed. I need to find my mix asap
PERIYADT
@@jonathan_8100 sameeee. I just turned 16 and I can hit a G#4, but the last time I hit an A4 must have beed a few months ago 😭 also I'll share my vocal range, if someone can give me feedback (lowest: D2 highest chest: G#4, A4 highest falsetto: E6 highest whistle: E7)
GUYS DEVELOP MIXED VOICE I’LL LINK SOME VIDS
"you're fired" 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Thank u i just love u
I REALLY ENJOY THESE LESSONS SO MUCH TARA THANK U YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING LET ME JUST SAY I'M A SINGER AS WELL AND I SING IN LIKE 3 CHOIRS AND A LOT OF WHAT U GUYS TEACH I HAVE ALREADY LEARNED THROUGHOUT THE YEARS FROM STUDYING AND EXCELLENT VOICE TEACHERS SO I CAN REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR WORK BECAUSE YOU REMIND ME OF ONE OF MY VOCAL COACHES YOUR DIRECT AUTHENTIC FUN AND U KNOW YOUR CRAFT FRONTWARDS AND BACKWARDS AND THESE SESSIONS ARE JUST SO REFRESHING AND FUN TO WATCH ESPECIALLY WHEN I NEED TO BUSH UP ON SOMETHING I LOVE IT..SO THANK U ALSO COACH JEREMY IS A (CUTIE)👈💖🌹🌈😍😌AND GREAT TO LOOK AT LOL😊🎼🎶🎹🎤👌
Great tutorial ! Thanks. I think I'd need guidance from a serious coach like Tara...
A moment of silence to those who didn't get the jaw joke. Lol
I wish I can afford having you as my vocal coach, hahaha. These tutorials you're doing are really helpful ♥
Omg this is exactly the video I needed
Your Videos are amazing
nice lesson love it👍👍
Thanks Tara for sharing!
Please do a session for basses
this was so helpful!!!
Great tutorial!
Hi, I have discovered my mix, but everymorning after I wake up I need to do my scales all over again in order to sing without the break and yet my mix sounds pretty weak and wobbly most of the time.
Nive video!
I'm in love with him
please one more video on mix for girls with a 2. exercise?! :)
Lol ok😘
OMG I NEEDED THIS NOW I CAN FINALLY NOT BE A DYING DONKEY THRU VOICE PUBERTY 😍 I SUBBED TAHNSKSKNSHASM
i feel like i have the same "breaking point" as jeremy , how can i get in touch with him for lessons?
Jeremie isn’t a coach at our studio anymore but we still have exceptional coaches who can help you with this. Email info@tarasimonstudios.com and my team can get you set up with lessons.
I can pull my chest up to about an F#, so I wish he went a bit higher, so I could hear how it sounds in the range I would have to use it in. I guess it’s still better to mix early instead of pulling chest, but I would have loved to hear a bit more. Regardless, it was a nice video, I hope I find my mix soon
Fiiirst of all: great toutarial ^^
Pls. react next time to: shoshana been "she used to be mine"
YES, definitely. Amazing how he manages to sing THROUGH the emotions she's showing
@@stewiegriffin993 yeah that interpretation is stunning *-*
Yesss
YESS PLSSSSSS TARAAA
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Since i learned head voice everytime i exercise transitioning smoothly through chest-head i found my mix
Great video.
I'm inconsistent with my mixing but tnx 4 thinking abt us?, Informative
Somehow I couldn't find my mixed voice by doing this exercise. It seems like I am just swapping between chest voice and head voice.
But whenever I try to sing "Mad World", I somehow automatically trigger my mixed voice, which is nice. :D
I love these videos lol because I feel like I can sing but I know I can’t and I’ve been really wanting to learn 😀😭
Great video, good info thank you! Can we get something directed at baritone or bass singers (or wannabe singers 😅)
Secondly please review Ben Caplan - Stranger and/or Home Free - Honey. Ben Caplan and Tim Foust are my vocal heroes.
Awesome tutorial. You need to react to voice play 'Oogie Boogie song' though!
Mixing is really fun. I'm now about to be 21 and I discovered my mix voice about 5 years ago. I have worked on it a lot in the last couple of years. And it increased my range by a whole octave. I can belt up to a A4. My mix starts around a A#4 to an A#5
Are you a bass, a baritone or a tenor?
@@YgorCortes when I was in choir they described me as a countertenor.
@@kiretaj01 i ser, that's super cool! When you said "belt" you meant with a chest-only voice, or including some mix?
@@YgorCortes yes I meant with just chest only
@@kiretaj01 cool, that's very impressive!
I'm a singer , and I still don't get or now what mix is and sounds like but what I tend to do is when getting to the higher notes is to sing them softer and then sing them louder in head voice ...I don't think that's really right , though 😅
Please do this kind of video more
This is great! Love this video, and your channel, Tara!! I have a question. Is mix the same as vocal bridge? Or, what's the difference between the two?
I might have to go too the female video because my belt/mix range is around g4 to Eb5 I can go higher but can’t sustain it as much
Can you make your chest voice range bigger? cuz for me I can go high but only in head and falsetto, and also pretty low, but my range in chest voice is just not what I want it to be...
Boiling Tea yes you can , actually you must
Same here
10:01 I can sing but this always happens to me. Help me please 😭😭😭
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How to move or flip between the registers efficiently?
Hi, if I can help you, try to sing the song below... she moves between register nice... th-cam.com/video/MI9Zzn-fmWE/w-d-xo.html
you have to develop your registers and isolate them before you can switch between them
@@yoannmarie581 thank you, i love that it's on a lower key
@@Theylovezah thank you, i'll be practicing that today. i can switch from chest to falsetto to head, not directly to head
banana mcdonald develop chest and falsetto. get those pure by themselves
can you learn to sing from only learning vowels and the gee-gee-gee's, gug-gug-gug's, mum-mum-mum's,etc?
i love your informative videos! Can you PLEASE react to tevin campbell singing can we talk live on the arsenio hall show in 1993? I think he's one of the greatest male voices of all time and people rarely discuss him! Also recommend Avery Wilson covering Can We Talk!
Ok thanks! I’ll consider that!! Anyone labeled the greatest male singer of all time is worth a listen!! 😍🙌🏻
Would you do a tutorial with him transitioning into his head voice?
When doing the exercise, do I have to drop my larynx when reach the notes for my mix?
@@michaelfamiano2147 thanks it actually helped
you need more acoustical space when belting so yes it just go down to some extent
I am a guy but im confused with my vocal type..I can belt up comfortably in mix up to D5 and strains up to F5 and full headvoice up to C#6..Im struggling for low notes below than D3..Lowest note ive reach is F2..
I guess you are a tenor. Your comfortable range is D3-D5 and the usual tenor range is C3-C5. Maybe a higher than usual tenor since C#6 is pretty high for a guy, but a tenor nonetheless
I live in the Atlanta area. I will be saving up for lessons with Jeremy soon! :)
AWESOME!!! He will be THRILLED to have you!! Call and or email us at info@tarasimonstudios.com 404-437-7919 to set up your lessons!
Lucky you... He is so good-looking. It must be hard to focus on lessons when looking at this coach... for sure, lol.