Man, this word needs ´more people like Tyler Wysong. I mean, you give the support, encouragement, motivation to people who are struggling to sing. I am absolutly greatfull that I have found you. Your tecniqs are uniqe and promising. God bless you brother.
Love it and I love this kind of approach. I go the same direction sometimes with the guitar lessons that are seemingly ridiculous, but make all the difference. Keep on keepin' on, brother!
Hi Tyler. You sir are a 100% fantastic teacher and a genius. I never knew that by sticking you knuckle between your teeth would stop you larynx rising. I can now glide up and down through my range with much improved airflow and smoothly. Thank you so much for being here.
Thank you so very much for your content! I started working with your videos and mix voice masterclass only recently and i´m really grateful for all the knowledge you share for free. I learned a bunch already and i always go back to your videos because they help the most. Thank you for sharing this path. i´d love to hear original songs with your voice as well.
Hey Tyler, I feel like this was in response to my recent email to you lol You definitely explained what I was stuck on here. Of course, I m only one of 1000’s who struggle with mix so thank you for putting this out for us lost children of Mixed voice singing!
Dude. This was game changing. I used to stress high notes (D4-F4 and above; I’m a Baritone) but after this, it’s INCREDIBLY EASY. You’re a genius. You’ve saved me so much time, thank you so much.
Another great video ! Is this knuckle approach to prevent gripping and tightening but encouraging passive acoustic transfer to upper register? Do you know any free spectrogram I could use to practice and visualise this? Keep on going Tyler, you´re the best!
Just saw the whole video, genius. And thanks for an objective way to get mix voice and to verify it, gosh I've always been so frustrated about vocal techniques being so subjective. Thanks! WWhat plugin do you use to check the formants and stuff?
The knuckle tip is great stuff, it really helps if you find you start splatting a little on the high notes. We all have that tendency to go wider when we go higher. This shows you don't have to. You can relax and just allow your voice to rise to unbelievable heights! I kind of glazed over on the spectrograph stuff... sorry... Always love your content though!
Honestly how does anybody can give up singing? I’ve been doing this already for ten years, started from absolute zero all by myself, thousand hours I thought I sound like shit, but give up?? How? It’s just with me everywhere and everyday I still have very much to learn
Wow your mix voice is so strong, loud and beautiful! I want it too. I can sing without breaks in my mix, but my mix is not strong, it's on thy light side. And I want to make it stronger. Do you have a video how to make your mix stronger when you already conquered the break in the passagio but your mix is just on the light side?
Bro can u help me, I can only connect my chest and head, with a very weak voice.i don't think it s a mix, just a connection if I sing very low volume. This also is rare. There is a fine break between them Can't find my mix, can u recommend a video?
@@caleb4521 it’s the Estill Voice Print one. If you have a Mac then this works great unfortunately if you have a PC then for whatever reason they have a completely different GUI and it’s different than what I’m doing here. So if you have a Mac grab it if you have a PC then I would not recommend.
@@RutabegaFarmer Yes every one can be an “expert” now. It does create lots of confusion. I am a certified instructor and have been doing this for over a decade. You can have confidence in the things I teach. However I always say don’t be anyone disciple just be a good student. There is a lot of trial and error that goes into figure out your own voice. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes. The mistakes are what will guide you to the solution. Hang in there and keep going.
When a man loves a woman is NOT a Bolton song! It’s a Percy Sledge song from the 60’s which Bolton stole until he was forced to give credit to the original artist. The original was better anyway.
James… no one ‘stole’ the song. Bolton simply recorded a cover of it in 1991. Many vocalists had done covers before that (Bette Midler, Jimmy Barnes, Joe Cocker) and continued to do so afterwards. Why wouldn’t they? It’s a classic. To be precise, the song was written by Calvin Lewis & Andrew Wright and originally recorded by Percy Sledge in 1966. No one was ‘forced’ to give credit. The song belonged to Atlantic records and the original writers who were from the band ‘The Esquires.’
@@kkkbuta5 You should be able to have flexibilty. Nothing is fixed. You should be able to sing it soft, medium, and loud on all pitches (At least in the appropiate tessitura, mainly above middle C). Easier said than done, but that would be the ideal goal.
@@tylerwysong I’m talking about how in this video you have shown the high volume high pitch spectrogram. But none of the others. I’m simply pointing out that showing a spectrogram of softer lower mixed voice would help people know if they have the right placement or not
Dude.. the knuckle technique is genius.
Yay!! So glad it helped!
Man, this word needs ´more people like Tyler Wysong. I mean, you give the support, encouragement, motivation to people who are struggling to sing. I am absolutly greatfull that I have found you. Your tecniqs are uniqe and promising. God bless you brother.
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Dude.. this is genius
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Thank you so much!! My gosh! I felt the great difference with the knuckle technique!!!!
Thanks, Tyler!
the emotional part is ingenious and that's probably what most great singers do without thinking about it, great video Tylor
Love it and I love this kind of approach. I go the same direction sometimes with the guitar lessons that are seemingly ridiculous, but make all the difference. Keep on keepin' on, brother!
This is super! Thanks I’ll get working on it ❤
i think i already told you a few times already, but you’re awesome!
Hi Tyler.
You sir are a 100% fantastic teacher and a genius.
I never knew that by sticking you knuckle between your teeth would stop you larynx rising.
I can now glide up and down through my range with much improved airflow and smoothly.
Thank you so much for being here.
I just LOVED this video. What a great explanation, maybe one of the best I've ever heard for mixed voice! Thanks so much!
Good one Tyler!! thanks again.
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This is very helpful! Wow 🤩
Tyler, this is a home run of a lesson. So much great stuff. Thanks for sharing the lesson.
Thank you soooo much for this video! Exactly what I needed to get this world of formants (just starting to read about it).
Thank you so very much for your content! I started working with your videos and mix voice masterclass only recently and i´m really grateful for all the knowledge you share for free. I learned a bunch already and i always go back to your videos because they help the most. Thank you for sharing this path. i´d love to hear original songs with your voice as well.
Also what is up with your crazy vibrato, do you do that on command or is this just a byproduct?
Hey Tyler, I feel like this was in response to my recent email to you lol
You definitely explained what I was stuck on here. Of course, I m only one of 1000’s who struggle with mix so thank you for putting this out for us lost children of Mixed voice singing!
You got it brother! Keep going!
Good job, Tyler. And thank you. 🤜
Dude. This was game changing. I used to stress high notes (D4-F4 and above; I’m a Baritone) but after this, it’s INCREDIBLY EASY. You’re a genius. You’ve saved me so much time, thank you so much.
🙏🏻
Another great video ! Is this knuckle approach to prevent gripping and tightening but encouraging passive acoustic transfer to upper register? Do you know any free spectrogram I could use to practice and visualise this? Keep on going Tyler, you´re the best!
Hi Tyler! Which program did you use to perform the harmonic / formant analysis, please?
It’s Estill Voiceprint
clever method of teaching, thank you tyler
Awesome, thanks!
Absolutely!
Great stuff! I felt like you brought in the spectrograph for me. Looking forward to our lesson on Friday!
Yes sir!! Looking forward to Friday!!
Just saw the whole video, genius. And thanks for an objective way to get mix voice and to verify it, gosh I've always been so frustrated about vocal techniques being so subjective. Thanks! WWhat plugin do you use to check the formants and stuff?
The Software he is using is "Estill Voiceprint". Alternatively you can use Overtone Analyzer or Voice Vista
The knuckle tip is great stuff, it really helps if you find you start splatting a little on the high notes. We all have that tendency to go wider when we go higher. This shows you don't have to. You can relax and just allow your voice to rise to unbelievable heights! I kind of glazed over on the spectrograph stuff... sorry... Always love your content though!
Waw first time "when a men loves a women" is explained to me . And makes sense.
Great.
Das war sehr hilfreich. Dankeschön. Toller Content. 👍
I simply love this, thank you Tyler❣️Now, I‘ll stay disgusted but concerned when it comes to powerful singing😊 Great tip as always❣️
Thank you my friend! Yea go get ‘em!!
Great lesson! Thanks!
I hate the most is when I'm trying to sing head voice , when there's a high notes it just goes back at falsetto
I needed this ❤
Your videos are always so good. Thanks
Thank you!!
Awesome
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My girlfriend is a singer and we tried this. I said hey stick this in your mouth and boom instant head voice! Awesome!
Shit i always switch to head voice😂
Sometimes a little ridiculous is just what is needed 😂
Touching the knuckle with the tip of the tongue was really helpful
Yes!!
@@tylerwysong thanks
Honestly how does anybody can give up singing? I’ve been doing this already for ten years, started from absolute zero all by myself, thousand hours I thought I sound like shit, but give up?? How? It’s just with me everywhere and everyday
I still have very much to learn
On my turnover, I encounter unavoidable distortion or a static sounding noise. I can't seem to sing around it either...argh
Wow your mix voice is so strong, loud and beautiful! I want it too. I can sing without breaks in my mix, but my mix is not strong, it's on thy light side. And I want to make it stronger. Do you have a video how to make your mix stronger when you already conquered the break in the passagio but your mix is just on the light side?
Bro can u help me,
I can only connect my chest and head, with a very weak voice.i don't think it s a mix, just a connection if I sing very low volume. This also is rare.
There is a fine break between them
Can't find my mix, can u recommend a video?
Im stuck too and its frustrating to the point of wanting to quit@shayaropinthechat5513
How can I find a spectrogram like that?
@@caleb4521 it’s the Estill Voice Print one.
If you have a Mac then this works great unfortunately if you have a PC then for whatever reason they have a completely different GUI and it’s different than what I’m doing here.
So if you have a Mac grab it if you have a PC then I would not recommend.
Hey Tyler, which Spectrogram website/app are you using ?
Am still not getting it😢
Just keep playing around, you will get it!
11:26 this is all the evidence you need to know that this man legit
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Seems great but I think there's just way too much advanced jargon that makes it hard to relate
I didn't find that to be the case for me, but if it is for you then that's ok.
I'm beginning to think I just don't have a mixed voice. Its just not there.
It has to be developed, that’s totally normal.
@@tylerwysong That makes sense, but I have no idea how to do that. Every youtuber has different advice and I don't know which one is correct.
@@RutabegaFarmer Yes every one can be an “expert” now. It does create lots of confusion.
I am a certified instructor and have been doing this for over a decade. You can have confidence in the things I teach.
However I always say don’t be anyone disciple just be a good student. There is a lot of trial and error that goes into figure out your own voice. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes. The mistakes are what will guide you to the solution. Hang in there and keep going.
@@tylerwysong That's good to know! I'll check out more of your videos. Hopefully I'll do the exercises right.
What’s the software called?
Estill Voiceprint. Do not buy if you have a PC. I have heard it is totally different. I have a mac.
When a man loves a woman is NOT a Bolton song! It’s a Percy Sledge song from the 60’s which Bolton stole until he was forced to give credit to the original artist. The original was better anyway.
James… no one ‘stole’ the song. Bolton simply recorded a cover of it in 1991. Many vocalists had done covers before that (Bette Midler, Jimmy Barnes, Joe Cocker) and continued to do so afterwards. Why wouldn’t they? It’s a classic.
To be precise, the song was written by Calvin Lewis & Andrew Wright and originally recorded by Percy Sledge in 1966. No one was ‘forced’ to give credit. The song belonged to Atlantic records and the original writers who were from the band ‘The Esquires.’
9:00 it would be nice if you showed your spectogram graph for the sounds from this exercise and not just the completed high mix voice
Can you explain why that would be helpful?
@@tylerwysong to see how volume and pitch affects the graph, specifically for this “mix” placement
@@kkkbuta5 You should be able to have flexibilty. Nothing is fixed. You should be able to sing it soft, medium, and loud on all pitches (At least in the appropiate tessitura, mainly above middle C). Easier said than done, but that would be the ideal goal.
@@tylerwysong I’m talking about how in this video you have shown the high volume high pitch spectrogram. But none of the others. I’m simply pointing out that showing a spectrogram of softer lower mixed voice would help people know if they have the right placement or not
@@kkkbuta5 It looks the exact same though.