Love the video, thank you. It took me two years for mix to happen consistently. I go to sing and I can't even sing like I use to. It's amazing man once you develop it into muscle memory. I am trying to teach it to others and a lot of people have problems with tension. The whole face needs to be relaxed to find that spot where mix is. I've watched your videos and Sam Johnson's videos. Then I hired a coach to make sure I found it and I did then it was consistent after that. I just like coming back to this cause you give valuable information that can help people grow.
I struggled with mix a lot and Sadly it seems like most people who crack it have a vocal coach which I don't have the means for currently so am teaching myself and don't get me wrong I am making a lot of progress but consistent mix is probably thw most difficult by far for me.
@@ruantristancarlinsky3851 Ok, so from every thing I gathered it's focus. I don't now how to teach someone this. For me I lean. Everything aligns and shit just happens but this is something difficult to find. You're still scared. I was terrified but now I am not. You learn to shut that shit off through the exercises. You stay in one spot and DO NOT MOVE IT. This is a way of life after and it helps with social things as well. Focus everything in the hum and that is your inner power/strength. What ever they call it. Got to get rid of the terms cause that makes it shut off.
Man I love your videos so much man, I appreciate the genuine interest and compassion you have for us self taught singers. Honestly I really struggle with mix, last year my mix was really strong and well developed but I seemed to have lost it completely. Just going up to an F4 is so hard now, I can only sustain it with falsetto. This mix voice thing ia definitely more a mental thing though. And the inconsistency really frustrates me so much especially when you see other singers do it so easily on command it can get pretty discouraging. So the advice at the end is really great because its easy to just beat yourself down and say to yourself "I'm never gonna get it" cause that's what I feel like sometimes...
Finally the question that has been in my head for the past 15years has been answered in this video. Thank you so much Tyler. I managed to finally discovered the pathway to my true mix voice placement. Finally I can sing some of Wes Hampton songs I have been struggling to figure out for so long😁. Greatly appreciate you bro. 🙏👊
I do a lot of rock songs, but I have bee using this technique to reset and buffer my tension through the set. I lose myself along the way but I seem to be improving across the board the more I learn to maintain this technic. Trick to singing live is to be aggressive in a total relaxed position. Keep the position at all times and Connection to the song will naturally bring about the entertainment side of you.
The secret behind this is the yodel and air support from your body while relaxing the throat. This very light burst of air and subsequent minuscule closure of the vocal cords is what allows to get to that pleasant sound without sounding like a yell.
This is an excellent video. I really like it when you demistify a couple of myths in particular being, "you must feel the cool in your back" and " sensation of a mixed sound is in front, or sitting in the bridge of your nose, or in between your eyes, or in between your nose and upper lip... bla bla". Brilliant explanation. What would be the pitches for a female voice for starting the jumps?
Thank you so much. I am so sorry I forgot to mention the female starting point in the video. I will get better about that in the future videos. For the female voice I would start from Bb3 to F4 and move up until the top note is around Bb4
Please Answer my question, What exercises led you to find your mixed voice? Maybe if I practice the kind of exercise that makes you find your mix voice,I can find mine
Hi Tylor. I need some clarity if you could kindly help me. For some reason I feel two distinct pathways moving up in my mix. One just above my hard pallet and the other just behind my nose. Are there two separate pathways and if so which in the correct one to sing through. And if not, why does it feel like two? Really appreciate your feedback. Much love and respect for what your doing. God Blesss🙏
Great video. As always! Whats your opinion about low larynx and open throat singing? Probably you coverd this in a video I missed :) Sorry if thats the case.
does the front of the mouth (cooling) include tongue, hard pallete, and teeth? I feel my inhale is a lot better when trying this exercise. I can flip without much or any break but it still sounds like head/falsetto.
My teacher says it sounds like my voice is less resonant when I do this type of mix technique, versus when my mix feels slightly more heady. My voice feels more contained and like I’m using less air when I use this approach. 🤔
@@tylerwysong I’m probably getting confused about what it’s supposed to feel like. Does it feel like your voice is being restrained in any way or do you feel like your voice is sending across the room with full power?
@@officialWWM I never said that I've tried the exercise. I'm just asking a question about to help people who may have that is thought or people who have a buteyko approach to their breathing.
I would say mix voice is a little bit softer than the shout. It’s always hard for me to answer these kinds of questions though without actually hearing you. It’s possible you are literally too soft in volume but o have kk way of knowing until I hear it.
This cooling trick is unbelievable
Dropping them jewels as usual Tyler! Thank you!
Love the video, thank you. It took me two years for mix to happen consistently. I go to sing and I can't even sing like I use to. It's amazing man once you develop it into muscle memory. I am trying to teach it to others and a lot of people have problems with tension. The whole face needs to be relaxed to find that spot where mix is. I've watched your videos and Sam Johnson's videos. Then I hired a coach to make sure I found it and I did then it was consistent after that. I just like coming back to this cause you give valuable information that can help people grow.
I struggled with mix a lot and Sadly it seems like most people who crack it have a vocal coach which I don't have the means for currently so am teaching myself and don't get me wrong I am making a lot of progress but consistent mix is probably thw most difficult by far for me.
@@ruantristancarlinsky3851 Ok, so from every thing I gathered it's focus. I don't now how to teach someone this. For me I lean. Everything aligns and shit just happens but this is something difficult to find. You're still scared. I was terrified but now I am not. You learn to shut that shit off through the exercises. You stay in one spot and DO NOT MOVE IT. This is a way of life after and it helps with social things as well. Focus everything in the hum and that is your inner power/strength. What ever they call it. Got to get rid of the terms cause that makes it shut off.
Who did you hire as a coach to help get you there consistently?
Man I love your videos so much man, I appreciate the genuine interest and compassion you have for us self taught singers.
Honestly I really struggle with mix, last year my mix was really strong and well developed but I seemed to have lost it completely.
Just going up to an F4 is so hard now, I can only sustain it with falsetto. This mix voice thing ia definitely more a mental thing though. And the inconsistency really frustrates me so much especially when you see other singers do it so easily on command it can get pretty discouraging.
So the advice at the end is really great because its easy to just beat yourself down and say to yourself "I'm never gonna get it" cause that's what I feel like sometimes...
Exactly what i was looking for ....Tyler GOD BLESS YOU.
Excelente
muchísimas gracias maestro
Thank you for the great lesson!
Absolutely!
I was waiting on him to hit the desk!!! MY FAV PART😀
Yes!!!
Finally the question that has been in my head for the past 15years has been answered in this video. Thank you so much Tyler. I managed to finally discovered the pathway to my true mix voice placement. Finally I can sing some of Wes Hampton songs I have been struggling to figure out for so long😁. Greatly appreciate you bro. 🙏👊
I actually feel the cool at the front on my upper lip and up my nose... this is a brilliant video. I'm getting the mix voice masterclass. 👌🏼
Love you positive energy vibes
I do a lot of rock songs, but I have bee using this technique to reset and buffer my tension through the set.
I lose myself along the way but I seem to be improving across the board the more I learn to maintain this technic. Trick to singing live is to be aggressive in a total relaxed position.
Keep the position at all times and Connection to the song will naturally bring about the entertainment side of you.
The secret behind this is the yodel and air support from your body while relaxing the throat. This very light burst of air and subsequent minuscule closure of the vocal cords is what allows to get to that pleasant sound without sounding like a yell.
Always the best!
Thank you my friend!
Would you teach vibrato please especially how to control, slow the vibration to normal range? Thank you!
Wow!!! This one was awesome!!!
Yay! So glad you like it!
Wow this so surprisingly helpful! Thankyou so much! 🤗
This is an excellent video. I really like it when you demistify a couple of myths in particular being, "you must feel the cool in your back" and " sensation of a mixed sound is in front, or sitting in the bridge of your nose, or in between your eyes, or in between your nose and upper lip... bla bla". Brilliant explanation. What would be the pitches for a female voice for starting the jumps?
Thank you so much. I am so sorry I forgot to mention the female starting point in the video. I will get better about that in the future videos.
For the female voice I would start from Bb3 to F4 and move up until the top note is around Bb4
Is it ok to do vocal workouts with earplugs in, cause my ears ring from the small space I have?
Dang Tyler I got busted for my cooling of the back 😆 I love this tip, so good! 💯
So when we sing, where should we be feeling the sensation? In the front where the air hits or still at the back?
Please Answer my question,
What exercises led you to find your mixed voice? Maybe if I practice the kind of exercise that makes you find your mix voice,I can find mine
Hi Tylor. I need some clarity if you could kindly help me. For some reason I feel two distinct pathways moving up in my mix. One just above my hard pallet and the other just behind my nose. Are there two separate pathways and if so which in the correct one to sing through. And if not, why does it feel like two? Really appreciate your feedback. Much love and respect for what your doing. God Blesss🙏
I felt the "oo" in the front because i learned to form "oo" from "O" to keep an open throat.
I like how you know more with each video.
...What do you think about flageolet for mixed voice training?
Great video. As always! Whats your opinion about low larynx and open throat singing? Probably you coverd this in a video I missed :) Sorry if thats the case.
My mix is really inconsistent. Especially when I try to sing a song with so many lyrics.
Yes that’s very common! Keep at it!
does the front of the mouth (cooling) include tongue, hard pallete, and teeth? I feel my inhale is a lot better when trying this exercise. I can flip without much or any break but it still sounds like head/falsetto.
My teacher says it sounds like my voice is less resonant when I do this type of mix technique, versus when my mix feels slightly more heady. My voice feels more contained and like I’m using less air when I use this approach. 🤔
That's not how I feel when I'm doing it here. Potentially you are not achieving exactly what I am suggesting?
@@tylerwysong I’m probably getting confused about what it’s supposed to feel like. Does it feel like your voice is being restrained in any way or do you feel like your voice is sending across the room with full power?
@@trevorhyde1148 it doesn’t feel restrained at all. Feels like the room is blooming with me.
At the risk of sounding stupid, what is vocal cooling?
What if you inhale through the nose, the cooling and effect wouldn't be a in the front of the mouth
That’s a great question. For this particular exercise you would need to inhale through the mouth.
Then you’re doing the exercise wrong!
@@officialWWM I never said that I've tried the exercise. I'm just asking a question about to help people who may have that is thought or people who have a buteyko approach to their breathing.
what if i can do this, but sometimes it doesn’t sound as loud as always?
I would say mix voice is a little bit softer than the shout. It’s always hard for me to answer these kinds of questions though without actually hearing you. It’s possible you are literally too soft in volume but o have kk way of knowing until I hear it.
How can I sing mIx when my Voice FLIPs to Falsetto ...
Can you show us what not to do in a future video
Man, the constant jumping in and out of your camera shot is very distracting!
Really? I thought it was really cool!
@@tylerwysong yeah, sorry, I have ADHD and I found it very distracting.
No i think it looks nice
@@nahommekuria6088 why?
Dang man now I am also getting irritated by it.