CRAZY TRICK to Find Your Mixed Voice!

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Many singers have a very difficult time finding notes in their mixed voice or middle voice.

The mixed voice allows singers to go up to high notes with incredible power, but without straining.

But the problem is that finding mixed voice can be hard to find. Today, I'll share one of my favorite secrets for hitting higher notes easily that I learned from the actor Chris Tucker.

[nicethaddy]

Unconventional tricks like these can really help inexperienced singers learn how to push past the mental wall!

[jcbs]

dude this is genius. never though chris tucker would help me sing better. good one!

[Larax]

This is much easier to understand than others. I have been trying to find an easy explanation like this so I can save my voice when hitting anything above a C5.

[scarcat]

I’m not gonna lie I was skeptical but it actually worked

[gamegeek]

If you're going to suggest the exercise, I strongly believe you should show off a strong example of a mixed tonality. The tone in this clip is very treble-y and lacks the characteristic darkness of a proper mix. It might be fine for a musical theatre or pop style mix, but it is very insufficient for, say, a heavy metal tenor style mix in the style of Michael Kiske, Geoff Tate, or Hansi Kursch.

[matt-dw]

Adding to this, mixed voice is not a "light" phonation. It can be trained to sound like such, but it is basically belting but with vocal tract modifications and requires very strong adductors to allow you to ease off while staying connected. Trying to literally find a middle ground between head and chest voice as a starting point is not going to work

[rhey]

ive been trying to find my mixed voice, but if apply it when singing i felt like I'm doing it wrong, 😂

[ManojPandey-omhd]

It works, I can really do it thank you soooo much 😀😀☺️💜

[ChesterHandman]

Knowing nothing at all about anything I'll say, this is pretty clever.

[virtualpaddock]

Quite similar to how I finally discovered mixed voice after ages of trying with exercises - though for me it was imitating legendary motorsport commentator Murray Walker going: "Oh, it's Tarquini!"

[memoryhero]

_Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth?_

[geespar]

If you can already copy this in your speaking voice it’s simple, if not (like me and I suspect many other baritones) then it isn’t going to work

[emilyrose]

How do you apply mix voice to actual songs? I can now only do it in exercises

[json]

So all the time I spent watching that movie when i was a kid was actually productive

[jamiegavinvega]

OMG THIS WAS RHIS FIRST THING THAT MADE ME GET IT

[PhytonG]

Thank you so much, this is works on me. I feel like I haven't change register to falsetto, but my voice is in the middle of chest and vocal crack sound. This is the first time I discovered this, usually I use my vocal crack register to sing higher, but it really makes neck tense. But this is different. I could adjust the tone with the "yaar", but I still can't use this in a song. Could you gave us an example how to use this in a song? Many thanks

[selda_KZ]

Then how do we know if it's really the mixed voice we r singing?

[silentwolf]

wait i have 3 different voices i can speak in a baritone range a tenor range and an alto range is that just me controlling my mixed, chest, and head voice?

[YoungFox]

Am i doing this wrong? Because no offense but this is not helping me at all and im super desperate

[Guy-bmwh]

This is mixed voice, that's mixed voice, and apparently everything is mixed voice. Load of pure bullshit.