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@saltyaddicts5791

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Thank I'm struggling to push forward and I just don't know what I'm doing wrong. Honestly I'm doing all the steps and still not getting any improvement. 😔💔

I’ve only been able to start unlocking my mixed voice about a year ago. And what I found is that it is not only a new separated tool, but that it has also made my tone richer and better when I sing in head or chest voice. And it also contributed tons to my vocal freedom.

I had vocal lessons with a coach and he said I was mixing but I was quite new to it at the time. You're able to sing high notes lightly and go into them with power if you want. I like a lighter approach. It took three years but it was worth it for me. Probably another three for stability/flexibility.

Mixed voice is something I seem to have learnt by accident before I even knew what it was and had even gotten serious about singing. I don’t really know when or how I learnt it but I think growing up on and singing along to a lot of 70s and 80s rock helped to embed that mixed voice sound in my brain. Then I began drawing on that music in my own songwriting which required me to sing in mixed voice in order to get the sound I was hearing in my head. It was quite a pleasant surprise when a year ago I first heard mixed voice demonstrated in a KZread video and realised I could do it no problem (although to be fair, it did still need some fine tuning). In fact, I actually have to be really intentional if I want to sing something like “the scientist” the way Chris Martin does it.

This is another good thing to be reminded about. As well as knowing that it is still important and helpful to have a mixed voice. I do keep working on that. Ever since I got connected to this amazing teacher. Thank-you.

I don’t even keep up closely with the current top-40-style pop so this was informative to me about both current trends and the value of mixed voice. It was really motivating to hear that once you’ve learned mixed voice well (in 3 mo to 3 years), you can look forward to having it for the long haul. Thanks, Matt! I like how you don’t make singing sound easy (because there’s work to be done) but you also take away some of the intimidating myths that make it seem out of reach.

This is the right video for me.Thanks.

i have listened to many different vocal teachers but you were my first so i will always come back to you

3:43 Wow! I'm hoping to sing like that at some point.

💯😎 Lit the artist has uploaded 🎶🎶

I got two momentum program ads in the same video. I oficially hate them now. Will be back to comment on mix voice after I calm a bit.

thats excelent

Hi Matt!

the weeknd is my absolute role model, yeah i love his style, i wanna be able to mimmic and do exactly what he does with his voice, its frikin beautiful and then develop my ownstyle

Do you regard the voice Peter Hollens uses at around F# in a song like his Loch Lomond or Amazing Grace as mixed voice or is he in what you would call head voice there?

Does Adam Lambert know his voice is no longer sought?

Of course it is.

Those you mentioned are exceptions. Most definitely use mixed voice like Bruno mars Chris brown, if anyone sings mostly in falsetto are singers like prince, Maxwell pharrell Williams

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Mix is healthier than “pulling chest” too high to belt ie YELL. Hello, nodes & polyps.

@geespar1

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There is such a thing as healthy belting, which isn’t just yelling, it’s a legitimate technique and doesn’t damage your voice, in fact it strengthens it

@recklesjocano513

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@@geespar1 what technique it is?

@geespar1

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@@recklesjocano513 it’s based on correct support and thinning out the voice as you go higher, there are videos on KZread about it and good coaches that teach it

Can a typical male tenor develop chest voice to easily sing through G4 without belting?

@dkgdarkness1586

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Yes with practice

@starman2420

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Thanks!

@deathrattle216

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No. Anything above F#4 is pulling chest for an adult male. You should be tilting and more CT at that point. You'll destroy your voice ego straining to feel "authentically" tenor.

@dkgdarkness1586

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@@deathrattle216 you can get up to A4 healthily with good technique it just takes time and practice. As long as you're not singing A4 in chest voice all the time you'll be fine.

So breathy singing is the trend now ?

I find that in the music after the mid 2000s and later, they overdo the auto tune. It makes singers sound like robots. A little auto tune is okay.

OMG I KNOW THAT GUY 🥰🥰🥰

I work too hard to take falsetto singing seriously.

@timotialban2688

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Yeah, it's ugly and lame. When I hear it, I ignore it and don't do it. I don't want my voice to pick it up and "learn it" as a correct thing and risk it becoming automatic.

You probably won't respond to this bro and that's ok😊 But how much is a lesson? I never had one in my entire life. And I don't have a camera just a phone .

@huss2600

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He's got a website that shows how much, i took a lesson with him, can't remember the cost so you will need to check.

@saltyaddicts5791

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@@huss2600 thank you for letting me know. I've been at this for a few weeks and doing all the exercises even sometimes when my throat hurts I still do it because I just have the dream of singing I'm obsessed with it.

@adsonxo

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@@saltyaddicts5791 hey man, please dont do it if ur hurting ur throat...watch some videos how to do it, some technique videos will be good to go, i recommend watching spencer welch...it should be completely pain free....it should feeli like ur talking but just with extra steps...please dont hurtyourself, u might permanently damage ur voice ty

U r brutally honest

this sucks. this craps