Finding Your Mixed Voice : Vocal Register Singing Lesson

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Everyone wants that mixed voice. It makes sense, because all popular music is sung pretty much in that mixed voice.

What does “mixed voice” mean, exactly?

A mixed voice means that you're combining your natural voice—which we think of more as your chest voice, because when we speak we're going to be speaking in the lowest part of our sound, typically, and that's usually considered part of our chest voice—and then as we start going higher into the higher parts of our range, we go into what's considered our head voice.

Or it can go into a falsetto, a disconnected, not connected sound that goes up much higher. But then there's that place in the middle.

How do we bring the head voice and the chest voice together, to find that mixed voice? It is all about vocal posture.

If I'm not moving my larynx around too much, if I'm not changing my position, then my vocal cords have the freedom and control to be able to adjust to bring the head voice and chest voice together.

They bring the head voice down and the chest voice up. That's the way I want you to think of it. If you have any questions please leave me a comment!