Vocal Fry - The Underdog Of Vocal Exercises - Tyler Wysong

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[Chezame]

Love that you are getting more active 🔥🙏🏼

[samizaidi]

Bro I'm a new subscriber and I can feel the improvement in my voice in a very few days. Just wanna say thank you so much! People like you are Rare. 😇😊

[AsharpVocalAcademy]

Came for vocal fry exercises, left with a stern talking to myself 🤣 love it!

[louiseluna]

So glad I picked this video to watch today. Very helpful stuff about vocal fry. I'm a singer, and do my vocals and preparing to sing, or recording...there is a point where spiritual musical energy interacts with our physical body. And Tyler is right in saying that 'the philosophy' you sing to is how you will sing. Singing from our anus works. You can't go much deeper than that! Good luck to all!

[GingerWaters]

I stopped drinking 2006 and bought a digicamera with the money I saved first month, and started to make Youtube videos.

Then I quitted smoking, eating out and built eventually whole homestudio.

Once I had learned to live without consumeristic habbits, I left for travelling to see if I could survive as street artist.

And I did. I just published a home-live-concert of 15 songs about the journey of 7 years at depending only on my own luck and blessings.

My singing voice is now developing fast, thanks to tubers like you.

[constructapex]

Nailed it on the outro man, people wana say they cant afford somethin then spend x amount on alcohol n weed n shoes or tattoos; DONT GET ME WRONG LIVE YOUR LIFE but when it comes to music, it cant be sideline its gota be everything man, not everyone can afford it blah blah politically correct sheep edge lords will get their say BUT learning how to sing and scream dont happen when theyre not the number one priority. And still, not everyone can do it😅 good video man

[kralvltavin]

This is an excellent exercise! 👏🏾
Thank you for mentioning the nostril flare.

Update: OMG! This is the Supreme exercise! Makes quick transitions to different songs so smooth. Always get that opening note perfectly!

[weddingsandhotels]

Yooo dude.i struggled to develop my mix voice years.man but trust me thanks to you im getting more of a feel on mix voice.thanks a lot man 💙

[romanpaspolitak]

Apart from great exercises, Tyler, I really like your motivational speeches. Thanks so much, they both help🔥especially when I’m about to lose my confidence

[Whollyworshipministries]

Tyler …… great teaching. I love that you are focussing on Mixed Voice. I find it irritating when you edit the video. Visually, it is distracting when your hands jump and your body suddenly moves from one position to another. It’s like a song that jumps out of time. That’s just my personal feedback. I love your teachings.

[qhari]

Your “sniff sniff hold the sniff” thing has helped me a lot! What an amazing trick! Thank you SO MUCH, Tyler. Thank you so much 👍

[Gargouilleish]

Excellent motivational speech, you said it like it was. I would love more structured exercises to learn how to use fry in my singing (just a beginner; singing is part of my recovery from workaholism, it brings me joy!)

[jeankeljimenez]

I would love to hear you sing a cover or something. I agree your voice is beautiful! Hugs from Dominican Republic!

[viktorfang]

This is by far the best explanation of vocal fry. Thanks so much for sharing!

[toothless]

I connected my range a few months back and wouldn’t you know it, it was because of all the work I did with my coach and your videos! Great video as always

[davidcanaandaniel]

With fry vocal it's easy to learn whistle register and subharmonics... great tool each vocalist should master. Thanks for your video

[catherine]

Thank you Tyler 🙌🙌🙌🙏 such a great input, it helps a lot 🎼❤️❣️

[JoshBlandon]

“There’s a reason I want you to do this”. I love it 😂. I’m definitely gonna add this to my routines!

[vincentchen]

That is the edge of the voice I suppose

[fidrewe]

The voice teachers pointing this out where right. I couldn't see the connection immediatly, but it's amazing, how preserving the sensation of vocal fry and going up, you end up in mixed voice! A related exercise I like is starting with strohbass, making it as thick/chesty as possible and then transitioning up into mixed voice with that coordination. I feel like this helps me to get more "weight" and resonance into my mixed voice while keeping it effortless.