How To Find & Use Your Whistle Register & Tones (Massively Expand Your Range! ...Any Voice Type)

Wanna be able to confidently hit CRAZY high notes? How about combining your different registers and resonances (including mixed voice and falsetto) to sing C6 and beyond?

It's really not enough to be able to eek out a disturbingly high squeak once in awhile. We want to be able to use whistle tones in a musical, artistic way... That's where it all counts.

In this video I unpack how to not only find your whistle register and tones, but I also show you how to work it in with your every day singing!

Move over Mariah Carey and David Lee Roth :)

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This video is exactly how Chris guides you in discovering your voice with his course 'Discover your Voice' Sometimes it is the simple things that can make a world of difference.

I just finished the "Discover your Voice" Exercises/Videos/Feedback that lives up to the course's title. Notice the course title doesn't have the word "Singing" in it, but it does do what the title says it will do -- providing you the tools to discover your voice.

Chris' style of teaching is unique and what makes this path of discovery so eventful. Along this path you will see signs that say "noise" "Goofy" "Mickey Mouse" and "one or two line songs" that brings it all together. There will be a big billboard along this path with the words "Feeling" on it.

I can't sum up the course in a few paragraphs, nor can you discover your full potential watching one video. Instead, you are given the necessary criteria to discover your voice, and it's potential over a series of videos, exercises, journaling, comment/feedback (the feedback Chris provided to my comments in itself makes the course worth every penny) while having fun discovering your unique voice. Even though I finished the course, it is always there for me to access if needed. It was truly a journey worth every penny-Thanks Chris.

[connorcampbell]

Holy hell. This is utter insanity. I feel blessed by a higher power to have this ability unlocked.

[mileeye]

He's got an amazing singing voice, I guess not everyone is appreciating how really good this guy is

[overrotate]

Holy crap, you went full Mariah Carey there for a second. Amazing. Thanks for all you do to show us the possibilities of what we can achieve with our voices. 🍻

[Mansplainer]

Chris like what the heck. I didn't even know you had this register dude😱😱😱😱 That's crazy man. Really really love all this wisdom you share with us brother

[lyliatank]

i love you Chris, please don't stop teaching us your skills.

[sevennames]

No way. This is the definitive version of Chris Liepe!

[chadbierman]

HOLY! I thought guys couldn’t even do whistle tones! You hit an octave above my girlfriends highest note!

[bularecordz]

This mind-blowing Chris. I was never interested to be able to do this, but now I am. Great teaching as always!

[ahmadsukron]

Hi Chris. Thank you so much for this tutorial. I used to think that whistle notes are impossible for me to do since I am a bass. Now, I can access as high as F#6 (sustained) and B6 (briefly). I have seen many other tutorials, but only yours works well. Love. Love. Love.

[drigao]

Really interesting way to find it, I'm a "natural" whistler, so I did it since I was a kid, I remember I could sing together with Mariah all the time, when my voice changed due to puberty I thought I was going to lose it like most people said I would, but it the difference was that I needed to light up more my tone to reach the notes. I think my highest note ever was a A7, which was probably random since I was trying to sing a Eb7 lol.

[jamespaganas]

Not only was that an epic moment in that song, but the fact you wanted to demonstrate to others places you solidly in GOAT in my eyes. Brilliant!

[fenderfox]

Crazy Chris, these things you figure out with the human voice is insane. you have a very good ear and your making me listen harder to the vocalists I love and listening to how they get there sounds.

[shenghanwang]

This is the whistle tone tutorial that made the most sense in the 30+ I've watched and tried so far on this topic, inhale and exhale combined. It shows the bad noise we initially make (all i have at this point) and describes the process of progression from there with doable steps. If this is the quality of your teaching then I am buying Will & Elizabeth's course with you for sure. Much appreciated!❤

[waiifii]

Bro that final note in the intro.. yes please!!

I'm always so enamoured/jealous of female voice for the upper range they have. My time is coming 😎🤣🙌🏼

[Sulfire]

OMG it worked! 😮

This is amazing, Chris! Thank you so much for all the wisdom you pour out to the world for free!

Whistle register just like you described never made sense to me, but now I tried following along and I just got to hear it for the first time and I was mesmerized. Thank you so much for sharing this!

[legendaryblaze]

Bro the stuff coming out of this man’s mouth is incredible and what’s even more incredible is he’s showing us exactly how to do it

[joshuajohnson]

Bro is the most versatile singing teacher on YouTube.

[bnicolette]

This technique BLEW MY MIND. I've always been able to do whistles in the traditional approach so I gave this a try expecting it not to work but was so surprised. I also struggle to hit my whistles when summer hits because of allergies and did not expect to be able to hit them using this technique but I did! Granted, I can go way higher using the traditional technique BUT GET THIS I tested my "traditional" whistles after doing a few "inhale whistles" and I was able to access my full range of "traditional" whistles!!!!
So this is also a great warmup exercise for whistles. Thank you, love your videos!

[allengoodwin]

this is a better explanation than any video I've found so far....