How To Find Your Mixed Voice (The REAL Way most vocal coaches don't tell you)

FINDING YOUR MIX VOICE (1 TIP TO QUICKLY FIND MIXED VOICE!) // Want to learn how to sing high notes without straining? Then you need to learn how to sing high notes with mix voice! This video explains what mix (or mixed voice) is and gives you 0 mix voice exercises to find your mix voice.

Because you can get all the different vocal exercises from other vocal coaches, there are a lot of good mixed voice vocal exercises out there. And honestly most of them are good. But no matter how good it is, if you can't access your high Complete Mixed Voice™ Placement, then those vocal exercises wouldn't be effective for you.

In this video I show you a FAST and the MOST accurate way I know of to access your mixed voice FAST and PERMANENTLY.

Once you understand what head voice Placement can do for you in terms of finding your Complete Mixed Voice™ Placement, then you will be able to access your Mix voice fast.

And mixed voice singing will give you the ease of your head voice while bringing the fullness of your chest voice to your songs.

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[jgtv]

Anyone who reads this comment, I found this video as a legit one among hundreds of vocal tips and technique videos I've watched from different channels since the start of my vocal training and journey for the past few years. As a vocal athlete struggling with the mystery of mixed voice and belting, this video instantly improved the resonance and solidity of my weak middle or mixed register, and almost eliminated my vocal breaks. Kudos to you, sir!

[piano]

This actually worked for me! You are the best- out of the hundreds of singing videos I have seen, you are the most helpful with explaining open throat and mixed voice. Thank you very much!

[NickiBora]

It's amazing how you explained this thing so simply. Didn't even see a single video like this anywhere. You literally saved a lot of my time which I was about to waste again

[pedroguzman]

You are by far the best YouTube vocal coach, I get your explanations very quick and they also explain and don’t just give exercises stupidly, thank you, you deserve so much more views

[FirstNameLastName-sclm]

I can’t believe I just found this video.
Dude I can’t thank you enough for sharing this information!!! Everything you said and described, I 100% relate to! It was like you were in my head or knew my journey of trying to access my mixed voice! THANK YOU SO MUCH AND IM EXCITED TO GET COPIES OF YOUR TRAINING AND COURSES! I am completely inspired!!!!

[longjohn]

finally no BS course. Thank you very much, Sir. One of the most valuable tips I've ever seen

[aesth_clouds]

So I struggled more than one month to find my mixed voice, and then this 15 min video literally helped me find it instantly. Thank you so so much! <3

[ceciliaulag]

8:28 This part really relates to me
I've always had a mental breakdown. I want to sing many songs but the songs are not within my range for the high note higher than my range, i just do it with head voice or falsetto. My range that I can sing comfortably is from G3 to C5 higher than that I feel like my throat is being pulled. sometimes I can find my mix and I can feel it. but after that i lost that feeling and need to find it again and sometimes the tone that comes out is not what i wanted.

[danielkoo]

Omg i just realized that I've been humming in my mixed voice all this time, but I never actually found a way to bring it out. This helped immediately!! Thank you so much!

[goldenkookie]

You are really SMART and such a PROFESSIONAL underrated vocal coach.

You helped me a lot THANK YOU SO MUCH . Now no more hide and seek with my mixed voice . :)

[xiaodidi]

This technique is exactly how I found my mixed voice. The high head voice placement is the key, and once there's compression is applied, the mixed voice comes in naturally and easy.

[guzelbsk]

I really like your energy, thanks for sharing this precious knowledge with us <3

[rodolfoantunes]

wow that actually really worked, I have tried a bunch of different methods and weird exercises but this gave me an anchor point to find this new placement every time, great video!

[nishitbijaka]

i ama complete beginner and just got compliments for singing and started yesterday, found this and i actually just now got mixed voice i hope you get alot more view. Thank you so much

[thesaneparty]

Yep- I think Paul McCartney might be a great example. I don't think he ever sang a note in chest voice; but always stayed in what I called "strong falsetto", which is why he doesn't sound like he's switching gears. Some great singers do switch gears (Elton John on "someone saved my life" central park is a good example- watch when he hits the notes "anymore"). Trying to develop low notes in "high placement" might be a good strategy for folks to get there also.

[caseycasey]

I was skeptical during all the hype and long build-up- but my voice is transforming after applying the trick. It's been over a year since starting to learn how to sing and this video has given me my biggest a-ha moment yet and unlocked the part of my voice that I had been searching for.
Thank you!

[LilRedFoxPictures]

You are so fun to watch! haha, this is such a great lesson, thanks Jay Jae! Such a funny guy, love it

[HappilyAnonymousGirl]

Usually when I try to sing it hurts my throat. I’ve had this issue for a couple of years now, and I’m not sure exactly how it started or how to fix it.

Doing this actually didn’t hurt at all and I was very surprised by that. I thought for sure it would, but I think this might be the one exercise to actually help me.

Thank you ❤

[KDmadness]

I hope some of you find this comment, because I wanna assure you that what he’s telling you is powerful. Basically I had found this out myself, and as I watched this video it aligned exactly with my own technique. For a few years now I’ve been gradually improving by mostly just feeling out a way to sing clearly and powerful while just singing to songs. And just like he mentioned in this video, some days it’s like a switch flipped and I was singing effortlessly in a brand new tone.

So only recently I discovered on my own how to get that tone again: warm up into songs with a very compressed head voice. You could literally just hum it if you want. But what I feel with this is like a bubble in my throat that is compressed, and then I’ll let out only a small amount in a head voice placement. If I’m correct head voice and is sharper than falsetto, falsetto is breathy while head voice is sharp with no breath.

I’ll also do it in a raspy way too, while keeping the compression very tight. After doing this for just a few minutes, it’s like I get a nicely balanced tone and even natural vibrato. Another way of putting it is it’ll just make your tone powerful because instead of trying to belt out pop songs, I could hit the notes without even singing that loud just because of my high placement compression. I hope all of you take this lesson far and hopefully I helped more of you understand it by explaining it in my own way. This may just be the secret to singing