A Singing Trick That Really Works - Vocal Tract Stability - Tyler Wysong 

Most selfless teacher. He provides, period. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with everyone without holding anything back.

Thanks Tyler, you are the best teacher online. Your tips have helped me a lot

love your approach and perspectives dude, i watched millions of singing videos by now, in your videos i finally find some new stuff ;) thanks man!

I've just discovered that kind of excercise by accident yesterday. Great vid. Thanks!

It ‘s crazy the amount of things that make sense for me in this vid. Thanks dude!!!

You are the best vocal coach I have stumbled upon here! So glad I have 👍🏾

Great vid...thank you so much!!

Oh man, you are a genius in your ability to send the right message to a listener, I even feel light in my head every time you highlight these points I had been moving around and had not seen Do not change shape cause it causes yelling! Many years I’ve been mislead to the thought I need to open it more and more! Such a pleasure to listen to you! I’ll watch every video I’ll finally sing, I’m sure now!

Love it! Such a great tip❤❤❤

ah that's why my coach tell me to do scales while biting an ice cream sticks, thanks Mr. Wysong!

Durante mucho tiempo estuve buscando una respuesta a la forma de emisión de las vocales. Tu video es una excelente propuesta para este tema. Contiene además las razones que fundamentan la propuesta de una forma estable de emisión. Felicitaciones y muchas gracias, Tyler. M e he suscrito a tu canal. Saludos desde Chile.

Your videos and teaching is legitimately some of the best teaching of any type of knowledge I've ever experienced. I've been singing for 6 years 2 middle school 4 high school and my high school teacher was great he was a good teacher but he didnt really teach too in depth he mainly chose warm ups that would give us certain feelings and told us how to use those feelings in the muscles to change our singing. I had been using the change in muscles and feelings unconsciously knowing how they can change my singing but never truly understood them or what specifically they are or how to use them even better. Thank you

Very interesting!!!! The part on manipulation I can attest. I do that when I overthink singing lol great video

All the vocal coaches videos I watched, you are the one describes the sensation of the body when singing most accurately and clear

I now understand Ventriloquism

I like that you focus on one Topic (Mixed Voice) on your channel. It's really helpful and understandable for intermediate Singers who already mastered things like pitch and Breathsupport. Many clever and true quotes in this video.

great video, looking forward to the video on Ooh and Eeh, Those vowels mess everything up for me

Thanks tyler. I have high pitch..tone..now i learn how to make it stable because sometimes if i change my mouth opening..the sound changes as well..thanks i learn from you.

Explanations are worth their weight in gold. I never thought to use the neck stretch as a way to put the larynx on a leash. Awesome as always man :)

Your videos are gold :) it looks easy when you do it. When I try this, keeping the vowels shapes I feel some pressure wants to add when I go higher and I struggle xD

Like the sensation of a grin in the soft palate. Gives me something to focus on to maintain the shape. Thx

You would really be amazing in lessons!

Holy crap youve made my life so much easier with just this video alone

I replied your comment on the other video just now.. Talking about reaching c#5 with mix.. What i didnt mention is i can do it easily (easier than before, i only can reach G4 before with mix) but i get tired easily too.. No strain, just tired.. (i know something is wrong) but this vid already gave me the aswer that i want.. My bad habit is, the higher the wider i open my mouth.. Thats why im easily gettin tired.. AGAIN, Thanks alot! 😭 U r the best coach for mix n highnotes.. Easy to understand ❤️ *sorry for my bad grammar 😭

why doesn’t this man have more subscribers than he already does

I learn voice primarily from Victoria Rapanan but I think you've also got some ways of explaining certain aspects of singing that I get a bit better. This video really helped me keep the notes more stable. I understood this to be summed up as literally "holding the note". Freeze the position of the omboucher and larynx. Not tense, but to completely carry the note.

Glad you switched to the sm7b. Audio is sounding pretty great, huge improvement on the louder examples.

I thought you were a baritone. 😭 you were a living proof, that a baritone can reach high notes without sounding heady and adding body and power to the voice. I just read your reply... Great teacher and #VocalCoach! Keep it up and thank you!

I'm also thinking about this from the last few days, about how you we position our mouth especially in our choir singing we definitely need this same position to achieve the same placement

interestingly, my natural tendency was to keep my mouth static and not so open, i guess because of low confidence. but many of the vocal coaches instruct people to open their mouth vertically or smile, so i followed it, and it tend to work in allowing me to go higher with less strain.... now you advice me to go back to neutral :x this hold the sternum trick is amazing! i got from G2 to C2 only by holding the sternum down! where can i see more about how it works?

Great vid.

This is so noble, to give credit to Ken Bozeman If I finally learn to sing, I will give you credit on my channel too😊😊😊

It's coming, slowly but surely!!!

Awesome, just yesterday I thought about working more on my high registers like head and flageolet

I would love a list of great books and authors from you. I try and write down when you drop them. But they are all just tossed off. A list would be brilliant!

Great video Tyler. I was just wandering yesterday when you would upload a new one and here you are again! I guess this is about letting the acoustics of the vowel take care of itself when changing registers right? It feels so good!. One question I have and will appreciate your comment is this. At around 9:20 you mention relaxing the upper sternum a bit, in order to reposition larynx height. Although this is so effective ,I wander if this is in contradiction to the "noble posture", (high and comfortable sternum), desired for vocal tract free functioning.

Hi Tyler. In trying to get my head around changing / adjusting my falsetto into mixed voice (I generally sing classical music) I think this video might have done the trick! Thanks.

Very cool

Thanks!

Oh Tyler what would i do without you

Great!

Hello Tyler, do you have a video that talks about how to take care of your voice?

I think it might be useful to create a video which goes into the affects that you use, just so we can get a better idea of how that functions.

I have a very strong mixed voice and can sing most rock stuff in that area. What I don’t seem to have is any kind of head voice. If I try to sing something light and high, no sound comes out. I would love to learn how to develop my head voice for lighter pop songs :/

Ok, i get this and it's working, but my question is, when do i apply the opened throat with an wide opened mouth?

I always feel the tension in hitting high notes..and its not stable when i manipulate something to hit the notes not allowing my vvocal cords do its work

Sir I have an issue. A few months ago I used to practice falsetto...i did get a little bit better at it but now whenever i try to sing high notes sometimes my voice just turns into falsetto(or cracks). Or maybe it's just the break between my chest and mixed voice i don't understand. I couldn't help it. Sir, Please tell me what to do.

Choose the shape, dont change the shape, and feel the light buzz

Sir, I have a question.. Plz rply.. Are you a baritoner?!?! .. Cuz I wanna know my vocal type, My speaking voice is same as yours.. So I'm asking you this.. Thanks in advance!

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I like your videos but they’re very wordy.