Your 'experimental' sections in each of your videos are literally the one thing that sets you apart from other KZread vocalists. It's awesome to see you experiment and make mistakes, and know exactly how to go about actually LEARNING to really sound good. This is the only way to do it!

@jochem6292

4 жыл бұрын

Seeing him making a fool of himself really helps me make a fool of myself without shame its so awesome

@pedrokoury1352

4 жыл бұрын

Levi Johnson Yes! Exactly. Its amazing.

@pedrokoury1352

4 жыл бұрын

Jochem True!

@shredgod6394

4 жыл бұрын

Levi Johnson Yes! He makes it so you actually know what you are supposed to do and if you are doing it right....

@carmenaliciarondonrivas2173

4 жыл бұрын

Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else trying to find out how to sing high notes loudly try Proutklarton Awaken Wish Plan (just google it )? It is a great one off guide for discovering how to become a better singer without the normal expense. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my neighbor got excellent success with it.

I love how vocal coaches can shamelessly make all these strange noises that would be super embarrassing for normal people, all for the purpose of trying to help others better themselves. I love and respect that kinda stuff. Thank you for the video 🎼

@Yadeehoo

4 жыл бұрын

Agreeeeeeeeaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyy

@cheery-hex

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr I was laughing so hard thinking he sounding like a dying goat but it was out of pure appreciation LOL!

@UzairKhan-qd3xu

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah in a padded room ... It wont disturb anyone

@LT_Dangles_Music

4 жыл бұрын

@@lostalone9320 100%. great words of wisdom. one thing i talk about all the time is how peoples' performance is/can be hindered by insecurity. you see it when the music stops, and the vocalist is singing alone. there's a certain insecurity that creeps in when you can *really* hear yourself, and you're the only thing everyone else is hearing in that moment. specifically in younger vocalists this happens. when it comes to screaming, there's obviously a bunch of technique(s) included, but people who want to scream can't even get themselves to. they're like "i've tried! i just can't do it. my body can't produce those sounds". my theory is that most of the time this is due to mental barriers, and not being able to overcome the insecurity of hearing yourself scream for the first time, or whatever. knaw mean? just a couple things i've noticed, even back when i was really young. i sing and scream *all the time* , but when it comes to recording myself (or other people hearing me), if the music isn't loud enough in my headset, i find myself really struggling to give/perform at 100%. there are many things like this that i battle as a "young vocalist", and they're just things i need to *actually* start working on. doesn't help that the only way i allow people to hear my voice is through doing vocal covers. i technically haven't even "found my own voice" yet because i've yet to write my music. sorry for the novel! hahaha. just wanted to throw my couple pennies in there, and sometimes, once i get started, it's hard to stop XD. *if anybody has read this far, i hope you have a wonderful day :)

@BillStreetStudios

3 жыл бұрын

@@LT_Dangles_Music as a person who has been singing for 2 years I found that the biggest thing that held me back was precisely that: trying to avoid being heard. Once I started getting comfortable doing weird noises and making mistakes I started making huge progress. It's not easy, but if you can overcome that fear you can conquer the world. I thank myself everyday for being brave enough to do it. Performing in front of 100+ people and getting tons of compliments is one of the best feelings in the world

My Dad just asked "what the bloody hell is that noise?!" Where do I even start to explain.

@Stefan-

4 жыл бұрын

Ha ha !

@compulsivecommenter990

4 жыл бұрын

I'm learning to sing

@QueenRed2023

4 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@danieldeiparine5716

3 жыл бұрын

@@compulsivecommenter990 I think Im gonna change my name to "compulsive commenter" 🤣

@compulsivecommenter990

3 жыл бұрын

@@danieldeiparine5716 Ok why isn't your name changed then?

me in my head: that sounds nasal Chris: don't EVER say "that sounds nasal" me: oh, ok

@richardjohnson8991

3 жыл бұрын

I know this comment is a year old but this one sentence 100% unlocked notes I didn't know I could hit immediately

@sauloteodoz

3 жыл бұрын

I just quit a vocal coach lessons cause the teacher was ALWAYS saying that to me

@samuelramirez1541

2 жыл бұрын

Or like SpongeBob

@SP-mf9sh

Жыл бұрын

Lol I think some guys don't want to sing too high in the fear of "sounding gay" that they sing too mouthy. But they limit their range That way.. chris has helped me get rid of that fear too..because you can have a thickness to your voice in a higher range.

Guys... We've found him. The golden nugget of singing. The one singer to save us all!

@Aryanof99

4 жыл бұрын

He certainly is 👍👍

I have a masters degree in solo singing. I teach classical singing in a music high school and I teach popular songs (rock, pop...) in my private lessons in person or online. I got to say, I've watched a lot of vocal coaches and teachers online and, even though I hate to say it, but a lot of them don't know what they are talking about or teaching others. But you my friend know what you're doing, a lot of the things you teach I also tell my students and I'm glad that you encourage people to experiment with their voice, that's the only real way to improve, and not to be scared of sounding silly. Keep up the good work and all the best to you!

@chrisliepe

4 жыл бұрын

Means a great deal! Thanks for the comment!

@HofTheStage

4 жыл бұрын

@@chrisliepe no problem, keep it up!

@jordanbarney8629

3 жыл бұрын

That’s a wonderful brand of authenticity for your channel!

@iiraianii1488

3 жыл бұрын

Who else would you recommend for singing?

@Gomba13

2 жыл бұрын

I have much more experience learning languages than I have learning to sing. The being-afraid-of-sounding-stupid bit applies to language learning too, I know exactly what you mean. How did I manage to learn to speak seven languages? By stopping to care about how stupid I might sound to others, or rather, by assuming that I sound stupid and accepting that as being perfectly okay. As I progressed, the overwhelmingly positive feedback from native speakers of languages only reinforced my acceptance of sounding stupid, helping me to pick up speed in learning.

I love how you represent the "ugly" side of discovery. How you show the process of finding the sound first. It's a very realistic example and says directly, "Yeah, its going to sound bad, weird and you're going to screech for a while. But it has to happen." This really sets you apart from others that hand you scales and numerous other drills. You perform the journey and difficulty of discovery to prepare the viewer for this realistic kind of practice necessary to develop further into their voice. That's why I'm watching you now.

@chrisliepe

4 жыл бұрын

So glad this is helping you! Exactly the kind of perspective I hope people get.

I'm too scared if I do these exercises that a hunter would take me for a old dying hyena and come and shoot me

@chrisliepe

4 жыл бұрын

That would probably happen!

@Cilloux972

4 жыл бұрын

@@chrisliepe 😂😂

Dude!!! Since always I wanted to hit high notes but never thought I could actually do it. My falsettos were really high, but I never heard my actual voice with ressonance on a high pitch. There was a ceilling that I couldn't get pass. Doing what you showed us in this video made me do it. What I always thought was impossible just happened, thanks to you! I'm insanely grateful!! Almost cried when I heard myself produce a high note like that!

@chrisliepe

4 жыл бұрын

YESSSSS

@brunoabbade129

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome!! I still feel like there's a ceiling blocking me. Could we talk and maybe share experiences? This would be great!

@lannythe6741

4 жыл бұрын

Same here.A bit shocked actually.I don’t have a beautiful voice,but I can hit some high notes I couldn’t do before,from this experiment.Hard to believe.lol.

@darylkenny4562

4 жыл бұрын

It's a work in progress for me. Thanks to you I'm learning how to mix my voice. I get it sometimes and it's like oh wow now how did I do that? It's a really unusual feeling. The resonance from my chest voice in my head sometimes makes me feel kinda dizzy, like I've put my head inside a church bell and someone rang the bell. On one note in particular it's an interesting experience for sure.

@santimedina4443

4 жыл бұрын

Marcelo Tavares did u get it instantly?

1:06 “Helps you to last longer” Tell me about it Johnny

@jhason1005

4 жыл бұрын

Lol! I died!

@limaceaae

4 жыл бұрын

Lol, I though the same here.

@r4lion23

4 жыл бұрын

HAHAHA

@ThiHaGadgets

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha

@lopper7408

4 жыл бұрын

I've thought to Johnny

It's pretty unbelievable how much FREE content there is for learning to sing or to make music in general. It's the greatest thing that came out of youtube

Where have you been all my life??!! I have been trying to figure this stuff out for years, paid good money to teachers, spent hours practicing, and you just got me there in MINUTES!! I just have to relearn all my muscle memory I’ve built up in countless hours now....

@chrisliepe

3 жыл бұрын

That's great to hear!

This is GOLD. Just remember to be careful when experimenting and change your technique if you feel you're forcing it.

@stebolian

3 жыл бұрын

I feel.im not as bright and my voice seems a little hoarse ..although it doesn't hurt. I'm kind of doing old grandpa Simpson voice but struggling to brightening or free it more. I'm making the right connection but it's a strained feeling like pooping .

@Liz-iu5lx

2 жыл бұрын

@@stebolian sing with a slight “smile” (activate the space behind your cheeks/nose), also don’t forget the breathing support (no tension in the thoath, more air)

My mom walked in because she thought I was watching porn and then she saw Johnny Sins

@rafliavriza3651

4 жыл бұрын

Wh-.. Why did your mum knows about Johnny Sins?

@rieara9437

4 жыл бұрын

@@rafliavriza3651 dun dun dun!!!

@acousticsound7

4 жыл бұрын

@@rafliavriza3651 lots of moms are corrupt

@Alpha-Andromeda

4 жыл бұрын

... if you vocal fry while watching porn, no wonder your mom’s worried about you. 😜

@Gamingslave

4 жыл бұрын

.... And then she thought she was right?

Regarding sounding “too nasal”, I think M. Shadows of Avenged is a good example. If you’re familiar with their catalogue, you’ll know that the first two albums had abundant screaming, and both the singing and screaming sounded fairly different from the rest of their discography. After their second album, Shadows got vocal instruction from someone who had coached Axel Rose in the past, iirc. And the next album, their breakout album City of Evil, marked the most drastic vocal style change of the band’s history. Shadows was more nasally and more gritty, and frequently utilized his mixed voice to allow himself a greater range. And his mixed voice is VERY nasally. It’s clear that he had completely accepted that, in order to get the distortion and the mixed voice range and control that he wanted, he had to place his vocals in a very nasal space. At times, it’s almost cartoon-y how nasal his voice gets, but (in my opinion) it just works for the album because it’s controlled, deliberate, and consistent. The important second part of this story is that-although he was incredibly nasal on City of Evil-for their next album, like two years later, he had essentially *mastered* his mixed voice. He was able to sing those higher notes with tone and control and distortion equal quality to his chest voice. That album and the several years after it are when his voice was at its strongest; Self Titled, Live in the LBC (truly unreal vocal power here), and to a lesser extent, Nightmare. It seems clear to me that he had accepted that, in order to be the best singer he could be, he needed to strengthen his mixed voice starting in a gentler more nasal space, and then move to a more open tone as he became more skilled and his voice became stronger. So even if you sound “too nasal” at the beginning, it’s important to develop the vocal strength and coordination correctly, and allow your voice to become stronger.

For the last year or 2 of becoming a self taught vocalist I was so disappointed in my progress and tone until I found your videos. Thank you so much for being generous and handing out very valuable information for FREE. You're amazing for helping us musicians who haven't found our voice yet. I'm getting closer now and I thank you a lot for that. Your videos are so helpful and productive.

The only vocal channel in youtube that really made a difference in my singing

i always thought that high vocal range was the kind of thing that you born with and just a few had it. now you are proving me that i can do it and it's helping me a lot . thanks!

@Gomba13

2 жыл бұрын

The more I listen to great singers intently looking for what makes them sound great, the more I realize that it's pretty much about technique. You can actually hear it when you hear great singers speak. We always find their voices to be special but they sound so ordinary when they speak. That's because their voices are often much more ordinary than we believe them to be. A lot of what we attribute to their individual voices is really just technique. You can shape your voice, a bit as though it were a sculpture.

@Rippersauc3

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gomba13 beautifully said.

Seriously, I feel like I’ve been waiting for this video since I was 13. This was the first time I felt like mixed voice is something I could actually do, and not just an arbitrary concept. Thank you for posting!

Your falsetto is better than mine. I have an amazing Chest voice. I am 80 years old. I started to have voice lessons about 1 year ago. I can sing (forever?) with my chest voice. I think my voice coach has given me this with exercises.

He sounded like micky mouse when talking in falsetto

@kita9620

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed hahah

@katrinacoronado334

4 жыл бұрын

I was gonna say the same thing 😂

@xaptronic

4 жыл бұрын

Huah Huah!

@bryandemond1

4 жыл бұрын

I had to come back to find this comment once i heard it. 👍🏿

@user-rk6fi5us3b

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed

I'm imitating 8:16 and my mom entered my room asking what's happening to me

@direnfooch

4 жыл бұрын

I can't even watch the rest of the video, I can't stop laughing

@jamesa.1345

4 жыл бұрын

It blew my mind

@choochd

4 жыл бұрын

DEADDDD

@boymikaa9375

4 жыл бұрын

Lmaooo been laughing like a fool in public due to this comment looooooollllllllll 😂😂😂😂😂

@warningchimes24

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like Robert Plant getting tortured

My chest voice is so huge and resonant that it's like a black hole, making my transitions sound like a car wreck and making high notes harder to achieve. I''ve been working on bringing my mixed voice down to the lower notes. It's so hard, but I'm seeing great results, with a brighter, louder tone and bigger range. Your video reminds me to use vocal fry to get it done.

my sister is very concerned for me right now as I imitate this

@chrisliepe

4 жыл бұрын

Haha!! :)

SAY HEAVEN!!!!! HOOLY SHHHT SAY HEAVEN RIGHT NOW!!!!!!

I accidentally discovered this register in my own voice the other week. Haven’t yet managed to commit it to muscle memory but I’m really excited for the versatility I will achieve in the future! Thanks for putting it into context.

@jeppy9450

4 жыл бұрын

Hows your journey mateee??

@newmarsvolta

4 жыл бұрын

Tsukasa Love ABC i feel like I’ve made huge improvements in technique this last year. Becoming aware of what I’m actually doing inside my instrument has increased my range, bettered my tone and allowed me to start exploring things like vocal runs. Trying to stay in the “growth mindset” at all times 😊 hope u are improving every day in your own journey!

EXCELLENT VIDEO!! I FINALLY discovered my mixed voice and used it! I sang burn from hamilton and i don't break anymore! my singing is smoother, more natural, i don't scream anymore! That was my first time using my mixed voice and I was so proud to use it for the first time!! the first video that ever helpled me with mixed voice! That's day 1 using my mixed voice so I don't master it at all but I can't wait to sing with mixed voice tomorrow. This video kinda changed my life, thank you!

The moment that mixed voice appears is when I know I won't stop singing. Thank you for this enlightenment!

This totally made sense to me, and I'm sure my neighbors enjoyed the sounds coming from my side of the shared wall! Chris is a great teacher.

Cover band musician here. I have to be honest that I hated singing before your videos. I tried to sing backing vocals and such but they were just disaster. With the help of your videos I have been able to discover the singer in me. Obviously I'm not a lead singer or anything like that. But still, you have taught me how to use my voice safely and how to discover the sounds from my body. I am more than grateful to you.

Dude is a vocal guru holy s***. Actually shows what you need to do.

"She's vegan, she's an atheist, a crossfitter... 6:05"

You're a hero, never thought I could even hit the first notes from Immigrant Song but I did just following your explanations, it felt so weird and good having such a relaxed way of singing high

This is absolutely incredible! I'm just a year into singing and discovering and training my voice to my head voice is the most difficult thing I'm seeing but the way you are demonstrating this it's phenomenal and understandable I have a different awareness about it thank you so much wow!

Another great video Chris! I love how you use 2 of my favourite singers as examples, especially the segment with Cornell, it’s so cool to hear the roots of the incredible, power and range that Cornell grew into.

Just rocked out with you ...... I learn each and every time, glad to be part of this....thank you criss...pure gold content.

I finally know what a mixed voice is!!!!!! Thanks to you 😄

Omg it works! I've never thought I could go higher than my chest voice limit with this tone. Nice job Chris! Thanks!

Dude your videos i feel like they are giving me the pieces i was missing to fully developing a voice i can sing with. Really!

you’re incredible chris, thank you so much for being you!!

I have watched dozens of videos on “mix” and heard numerous voice teachers and singer friends try to explain it, and none of them could present it in such an easy to understand way AND demonstrate how to find it. I thought it was another singing myth because I’ve found it so elusive. Thanks!

@chrisliepe

4 жыл бұрын

Sweet!!

It took me about an hour to realise it is two cams in the same place on different angle, not two different rooms.

Your videos....PLEASE don't stop making them. You're SO helpful and SO knowledgeable and the way you go about teachin is so nice

This as been one of the most helpful videos I’ve ever come across. Ive been training for a couple years now but recently just trying to reinstate my own knowledge on the voice especially the mixed and your way of explaining and demonstrating is amazing. Thank you!!!!

Holy shit. Cornell's godly voice decoded.

I am on week 2 of your singing course and can't believe how much more range I have from discovering my mixed voice from these videos and starting to learn proper technique from your course, I am no longer reaching for notes and songs I would strain to sing are now easy. Thank you so much, I'm excited to improve even more by week 12!

@chrisliepe

4 жыл бұрын

YESSSSS:)

Love your philosophies and adjectives! The best vocal teacher I've ever seen!

Chris, you make these tough noises come easy! Watching you experiment really helps to guide the process of learning; thanks for another great video!

There are a number of exercises which help teach moving in and out of mixed voice and getting comfortable doing it...but this is the most practical explanation I have seen so far. Good job with describing the dictation of sounds to make it easier to hit the mix voice.

Wish I had a music teacher like you 30 years ago! Love your approach.

your channel is SO GOLD omg. loving it

I love this! I've always learned better this way. Once I understand how anything feels, the learning comes so naturally! Thanks!

Man you can explain stuff so well and your approach is brilliant. Watching 5 clips from you taugth me more then all singing lessons I have ever taken. Thanks a lot and keep it up! 🤟🏻

Chris, I can’t tell you how good it feels to finally figure out where my mixed voice is. I had found it without knowing it a few weeks ago, and today when I was watching this video I did what you said and found what I had been doing. What’s great about it too is that there seems to be some natural vocal fry in the sound of my mixed voice and it’s making it sound very powerful. Thank you for this, everything feels like it’s working well because of you.

Thank you! This is what i've been looking for in vokal lesson videos. Showing instead of telling, making noises and making foundations to build upon. This is cool, i'm learning!

Just started tour videos recently and my man your teaching grabs my attention and is establishing something in me that i never knew was there.

I am so glad to have found your channel. I’ve started taking voice classes to get back into singing after 20 years. My voice is extremely rusty, but this video is already helping me improve. Thank you so much!

Thank you Chris! This actually helped me quite a bit! For a while I´ve been struggling with this technique. Then I just did quieter and softer in my high range and then tried doing what you showed in your belting video and boom there I was singing a high note pretty comfortably. I mean it doesn´t sound "good" but I´m getting there!

Finally some clarity! You’re incredible! No one on KZread comes even close. Thank you so much!

I've watched so many videos on head and chest voice and never understood where they blend but this has given me great insights.

I'm so happy I discovered this channel in a search. You're doing something I don't think anyone else is doing! This helps so much more than all the anatomy talk you usually get.

@chrisliepe

4 жыл бұрын

YES

Wow.. thank you so much.. I’ve been singing for years! And have been trying to sing in my my mix for so long ! I couldn’t get it and I would always crack, I’ve seen so many videos and none really helped me and the way you thought this technique is the same way I approached learning guitar it’s crazy! Thank you!!!

Holy cow, what a video. I’ve done elements of this for years, but never quite put it together conceptually, and there in a few minutes, you’ve made me a better singer, six months from now or so :-) . Fabulous work, thank you

You have the right balance of explanation and demonstration. Thank you for this amazing content!

8:39 me trying to talk to girls

Hey Man, thanks a lot! Not only you are providing great information and awesome explanations, you are aslo mitvating me in this uneasy task of learning to sing. Thanks to you I feel like I can get there, even though there was no indication of doing so previously. Your lessons are exactly the material I needed!

thank you so much man, ive been singing for 5 years hitting high notes pulling my chest up and i have always wondered how to do that mixed voice cuz im still confused after watching multiple vocal coaches videos about it, this ones the best one i have got and i will practice and experiment my voice from now on! thanks a lot man.

I've been trying to learn to sing the past month or so just trial and error and experimentation. Your videos I've found have really helped me put my voice together now that I understand more what it is I'm doing, and how it is all working in cohesion with other techniques, rather than me just blindly doing guess work hoping for a better outcome than I already had. Thanks a ton, and keep up the great videos.

I learned how to use the vocal fry, mixed voice and all that stuff thanks to your tutorials. This is freaking amazing, I totally didn't know this feels this simple singing high notes. Literally today I sang a full chorus of some song that was with high notes and did it absolutely without any tension.. Of course I practiced so long before but today my voice finally adapted to it and now i do it automatically. And it didn't hurt my voice at all.. This felt so freaking amazing realizing that I'm here now

Oh man i stumbled upon your channel at work and i was so absorbed i started doing the cat sounds on your other video i might get fired but man great channel tha nks

Best video about mixed voice for sure. The way you explain it is perfect.

This was the best video I have come across explaining mixed voice, and how to evolve toward finding it.

I have never made this much progress in half an hour, IN ANYTHING!! I owe you.

So what I learned from this is that I already know how to use my mixed voice for the high notes but need to learn it in my chest register, great vid the examples really help

This is the most amazing channel. This advice is like gold

thank you for helping me find my mixed voice man. Your tutorials are different but super effective.

Man, this has been the technique i've been searching for for years. I've been wondering how to bridge the gap between head and chest for so long. You've literally just unlocked so many creative doors for me mate.. Thank you.

Hello Chris, your video is awesome..in fact, this was the one I was searching for years and I can say finally I got it..I'm an Indian classical vocalist and I use to struggle hitting higher notes..but now I have a key to expand to a new vocal range..Love from India💓

Genuinely a fantastic tutorial - I'm hitting highs with nowhere near the amount of discomfort I used to feel, in fact it's downright pleasant. Thank you, Chris.

You are such an enrichment for this platform!

i’ve actually been experimenting a lot with my mixed voice lately and i think i’ve finally started to find it and my voice sounds so much better on higher notes than it did when i just pulled up my chest voice

Months struggling to get my mixed voice, 8 minutes into your video and... I simply got it. Now i just have to work on It. Sir, thank you really much. This is pure gold. Also, sorry for my english if i made some mistakes, i'm from Italy

I love having discovered this channel and finding out all these names and terms. I'm self taught and I remember the day I discovered what I guess I now know to be my "mixed voice" it completely blew me away. I didn't understand exactly what I was doing or how I was achieving it, but suddenly I find I have a vocal range of 3.58 octaves and I'm just floored xD Mixed voice. The more you know.

I love your channel. been trying to master my voice for the past 3 years now

Chris ! You Are a real talented teacher thanks a lot . you help me to go higher in my voice without forcing. Greeatings From Argentina

i'll definitely watch this over and over.

Chris, you are a gem!!! So generous, so courageous and really cool!!!! THANK YOU!!!!

THIS IS THE MOST HELPFUL SO FAR! NOW I REALIZE THAT I HAVE BEEN DOING IT BUT NOT QUITE CORRECTLY. YOUR CRAZY SOUND EXPERIMENTS MADE ME IMAGINE PROPERLY HOW TO DO IT. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

I've just hit the notes for Cornell's "You Know My Name" using what I've learned from your videos! Thank you so much man, a tear came into the corner of my eye when I finally did it!

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Oh... AWESOME! Thanks for sharing!!

This is brilliant. You helped me a lot, Thanks bro keep on with that great job!

Wow, I’ve been searching for hours and hours and even considered buying a singing course, but, this just made a whole lot of sense. I’ve heard from a lot of other videos which explain it in a way where it doesn’t make as much sense. For instance, how hear voice “resonates” in your head and how you can really feel it but it just never really made sense how one would be able to do that. I mean, it does, but the other explanations I’ve heard just didn’t make as much sense. But, before I go off on a tangent, I thought that this video was just awesome and had good examples and explanations to really clarify the difference between these three different terms. Awesome job and thanks as well!

Bro THANK you for making this video!! I've been trying to find my mix for years with no success, and this is the first explanation I've seen that actually makes SENSE! You've changed my singing journey forever my friend. So grateful! Keep up the good work!

Man, you're literally the only person on KZread who could clearly explain the mixed voice. I've seen so many videos with just chit chats and no specific examples. I think you've helped to find my mixed voice. BIG BOW and THANK YOU for that :)

@chrisliepe

4 жыл бұрын

YES!

Dude!!!!! How can I double like this video?!! Thank you for sharing your wisdom :)

This is a really amazing video on mix voice. It's helped me find my mix and though I've not figured out how to actually use it in a song, I'm confident that I will.

This is the video that did it! Thank you for your help, now I just have to strengthen it!

So glad KZread recommend this video❤️

WOAH! Your explanation is amazing... very different from other teachers. Cant wait to apply this exercises :)

You are far and above the best vocal coach I've found on KZread, as you give real solutions for how to achieve new registers like mixed voice where other instructors just tell people to do scales until you stumble across mixed voice.

Your teaching technique is fantastic. Almost 30 years of trying to overcome the bridge and I still find your guidance awesome. Subscribed immediately. Thank you.