How to Connect Your Chest & Head Voice Seamlessly (BLEND 4 One Voice & Versatility) 2 Key Exercises 

If you haven't signed up for Chris' course, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? I learned more in the first few weeks of his course than I did in 8 years of practicing on my on and already, I'm shocked by how much I've improved as a result of his course. THANK YOU CHRIS!!!

It’s amazing how I can really understand n feel what u explained.You’re a great teacher.

Holy SHIT!! This is fixing my passagio support issues almost instantly, I’ve gotta put some work into this. Don’t stop ever making videos, you’ve got the best content and teaching style on RU-vid!! Much Love

i almost never sing because my clean voice just breaks up all the time and i sound like thrash. initially i thought i just have an incredibly small range and that i can't shift up or down too much, i just scream myself through some metal whenever it's the time for karaoke but this channel helps me a lot into understanding how to actually use the voice. even though i almost never sing clean, i still find a lot of those concepts very enlightening and i think i will be able to start singing soon after watching all the content from here. THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN! You deserve MUCH MUCH MORE viewers and subscribers

Wow this really helped to be more fluid and relaxed with my transitions! This has been the single most helpful video I've ever come across. Helping nail down some Robert Plant covers.

Can you explain the concept of tenors shifting to an "aww" space when they transition through the passaggio in chest voice? I think understanding that would help baritones to alter the space of chest voice to carry it up similar to a tenor.

I am also a big fan of your's Chris. I've had so many big breakthroughs since I started following you and taking your course. This particular video finally helped me begin to smoothly expand my range into my mix and head. You are such a great teacher and give techniques and suggestions, sometimes weird, that really help. I am so grateful for how you teach and how you break singing down into so many learnable pieces and skills. My favorite thing about you is how you've helped me love playing with my voice and exploring. I went from not singing at all anywhere to noodlingaround with singing in the car, supermarket, while walking, at home, in the shower. All over! My other half feels like they are in the twilight zone w/ my alien sounds. Thank you Chris! Thank you for your skill, kindness, knowledge, heart and being in it w/ your students. Love your spirituality as well. thanks

Would you ever consider doing a video about how to unlearn bad singing habits and start developing the right ones? I might know a guy who needs that...

WHOA. That headvoice exercise at the beginning going down - holy crap sticks that's magical

I really love your content, even though it does seem like I will never be able to sing.

Thanks Chris. I'm playing around with some early Micheal Bolton Rock tunes. Man, he has/still has some serious Rock pipes. He has such a well developed chest mix.

Prior to stumbling on a video from you yesterday I was trying to practice with Ken Tamplin’s videos. I think you’re a much better teacher (for me at least). After this video I was connecting to things I’d learned in earlier lessons in person from teachers and feeling much more confident. For me, I lose my technique by psyching myself out mentally and forgetting to connect with my body properly if that makes sense. I’m subscribing and excited for more. Thank you!

3:05 I do that all the time when I stop myself from singing too high thinking someone is going to hear me lol

Can you do a video on how to sing like the singer of Karnivool? He's an very interesting vocalist who use head voice most of the time and sounds totally different from others

This was really great. I’m just getting into my chest voice after singing in head for so many years and not engaging the chest and what a world a difference it makes to add some meat to the head. This really helped me break down the difference between the two worlds of head and chest and how to approach the head, when coming from chest. I like the analogy of giving chest voice gas, and when going into head, let off the gas. Great analogy!! Great video. Thank you so much ♥️🙏🏾

Great teacher . Straight to the point

I always find the answer to my questions in another video.

such a great video again bro thx when my financial situation is finally healed up I am goin to immadiatley buy your course

For someone who sometimes obtains mix and sometimes doesn’t, this is the perfect video!

..by the way I just saw a live performance of Lzzy Hale for the first time. I think she has a lot of great qualities that you could pick up on and include in your lessons.....just a suggestion about so many great singers, including you!!! Thank you, so much, Chris!!

After all these years, I was able to sing high notes because of your lessons . Thank you Chris.

you are amaing.

The last exercise was a bit harder for me because I automatically mix lower at around C4 so I can't seem to push my chest voice up there and get the crack. First exercise was incredible already noticing improvements. Thanks!

MAN i already commented on 3 videos at least but i cant say that enough, Chris, You are an amazing singer and teacher and what i think it makes you so good is that you actually don't get too worried about a lot of terms that normally just makes us more confused. You just go for the sound, and thats music, thats what actually matters!! I thnik its amazing when you demonstrate the process of getting the technique, it motivates me a lot because I start the same way you show in the beginning and i know that practicing a lot after some time ill be singing the same way you demonstrate at the end!

It's much more specific when the demonstration is dry. I love how you are implementing some nasalised Twang into your falsetto demonstration. That mix of quality gives more stability and brassy punch to the acoustics. Great vid.

I'ma Old School Hip Hop fanatic and a rapper too. But after listening to Chris, I'm thinking about switching my genre.

I’m still patiently waiting for your songs to drop!!! I’m losing patience Mr.Liepe!!!! I’ve learned so much from you and the course, thank you so much!!!❤️

i love you so much your videos are the best

I just need somewhere to yell like this without someone calling the police

Chris i have a video suggestion: how to stay powerfull ( without distortion ) while singing high notes, there is a video kinda similar but i think u can do a better job explaining how

Once again an awesome video that will help me to get that smooth transition between headcand chest. Your videos have really helped Chris - how about a video that shows how to create a really low chest voice like the guy from the crash test dummies?

Love the new Intro

Final i found 🎉 thanks yo so much 🙂

I remember someone asking about how to sing like nothing but thieves and this has to be the perfect example of that

Legends say that if you practice Chris' methods but you do not join his free vocal course for the right support, a ghost will come to your house each night and practice all his singing techniques in your bedroom and you will never EVER be able to close an eye again unless you can teach the ghost good support... Because the ghost won't succeed in any of the excercises due to not having the right support and the curse will be lifted once he is happy with his sound and no pain in the voice!

When you're sliding up, it kind of reminds me of people imitating an air raid siren.

👍 Chris’s videos make me feel I can sing better and sing as a professional. He gives me confidence. Thank you! 🙏

Just discovered yout channel from the collab you did with recording revolution. Good stuff. I've been yelling in metal bands for decades, but I'm trying to actually learn to sing pitch, and find what my actual voice is. I think your knowledge will help. Thank you.

Love it!! I am starting to feel more freedom.with my chest and head voice need to work.more on vowels. But adding distortion I don't feel ready yet I want to "master" the clean part first

Your videos are my daily dose of voice training.

You make it very easy to understand

My voice coach (classical style) teaches me a lot of the same stuff you teach Chris, and she always says "Singing is a lot of buggery" meaning we actually often fool the listener that we are NOT in fact singing in head voice when in fact we are (during the highg notes) by: 1) Blending with a little bit of a chesty sound by adding "twang" to head voice 2) Smooth out the transtitions with proper breath support so you never notice the singer going into head voice From a singers perspective, its a lot like moon walking, looks cool as hell from the outside but when you learn to do it its a bit lack luster :)

it works. thank you Chris

Chris, I would LOVE to see a video about musical theatre style singing specifically! The very clean belty bright mix, little-to-no distortion. (Thinking like BEN PLATT, Jeremy Jordan, Ramin Karimloo)

It would be really interesting to see a video on Brent Smith from Shinedown. He seems to effortlessly transition between ranges and add both grit and clean resonance whilst maintaining massive power, and his baritone sound. I feel all of the Shinedown songs are challenging in many ways, both melodically and physically as he seems to sit in that "difficult range" for almost every song! Him, Chris C, Myles K, and Layne S are definitely my favourite singers, so it would be interesting to see your opinion on his stuff for Shinedown and Smith & Myers (more recently).

I was just thinking today when recording, how singing the upper register is loud but more relaxed than TALKING! Watching this video i wonder if it is hard to talk so much, then do an accurate mixed voice singing example? That alone may be more challenging than just singing !

You are great! God bless you and yours Chris 🎶👍✝️❤

Another greatat lesson, Chris!!! I think I'm "lucky" because among many other things, this actually doesn't seem to be too difficult to get it down (for me personaly)....but I might not be hearing myself...I wish I had more time to take your courses.

Look at the ratio of likes to dislikes. You’re killing it Chris! Great stuff.

Wtf, I just started watching you like a month ago and I watched very few of your videos, but the difference is huge and for a first time I sang something (Since I've been loving you - Led Zeppelin) and it doesn't hurt my ears that much on a recording. So THANK YOU. Edit: I wish I had more time to watch you, but my little amount of free time I spend mostly on learning guitar :(

Thank you, I was actually waiting for this video, cause I feel that I know the concepts of head, chest, mix, but still can't blend them together. I love your work.

This was the missing link for me. Thanks, Chris! :)

bravissimo Chris. Soprattutto gli esempi che dai sono davvero illuminanti!

Sounded kinda like deep purples singer awesome

Wow. I can do these :) Thanks for the inspiration, Chris! In fact it helped me to get back into vocal training (though I was doing not your excercises - watching your experimenting with sounds helped majorly)

My break is horrendous... I feel like this episode was huge. Gonna be busting this exercise out a lot in the car 😝

Hey Chris just watched chest to head transition vid 👍 I found it very useful particularly for GNR songs in the cover band. On that can you crack out a vid on how to best nail your own sounding axl rose style to sound great for a pub crowd. Cheers mate 👌

Nice Intro! Thanks as always...

I dug, I found, I appreciate, thank you

This video is excellent. SO specific. Perfect.

Awesome !! And I experienced a double voice at the crack point !!! Very funny

love it

Very nice tutorial!

Just came across your channel while looking for a video to improve my vocals... I really like your channel.... I hope I be able to improve too 🙏

Can you make a video on how to make notes that you can only sing with a lot of distortion cleaner?

Can’t thank you enough for the progression I’ve been able to make with your videos in such a short time man. 💯 Can you make a video on how to sing/scream like Danny Worsnop? His older stuff preferably, he’s got some mean low and high screams that I’m dying to learn.

Hi Chris! Always love your videos! Surprised to see this video receiving so little comment though! I’d like to ask how different it is in the sensation to bridge into head voice using this nasality as opposed to pushing up using mixed voice? Since the bridging that you demonstrated here sounds less intense than most of the mixed voice that you do in other video! I’m asking because I have tendency to transition into head voice much earlier since I want to avoid my vocal break, and I think I can do reallly compressed head voice, but I’m kind of stilll stuck in head for quite a long time, and I really want to sing in powerful mixed voice as well.

Your movement whilst singing reminds me of a more reserved version of the late great Joe Cocker. As for the video itself, thank you for putting this out, whenever I've done vocal warm-ups and such, trying to sing little bits here and there, I've always had a pretty hard break between my chest and head voice. I just need to find time alone to practice more!

Really good demo, thanks Chris!

chris i would like u to react to zayn malik bcause i confused wht he most use it , whether he use mix or falsetto or his own chest voice

6:51 circle of life

thank you! very useful

Hey Chris! Thanks for another incredibly helpful video. The day-to-day of singing can be frustrating sometimes when I'm always worried about the reliability of whatever I'll be able to sing or record. Will definitely include these exercises in my days going forward. Also, would LOVE to see you analyze Tilian Pearson of Dance Gavin Dance's voice. Their songs are fun to sing bc their songs are pretty much entirely in mix voice, and Tilian himself has a very interesting buttery, raspy-yet-smooth vocal tone. Worth checking out!

hey Chris, have you thaught about making a tutorial of Ian Kenny of Karnivool? keep up the amazing work, peace out :)

Chris I got an ad from you when I opened this video lmao. Alsoooooo I’d love if you could dive in to Lawrence Taylor’s (While She Sleeps) vocals, specifically on SO WHAT? I know there’s a lot of layering going on there, but his screams are so unique and the grit he gets is insane. Take it easy

Hey can you analyze Peter Cetera?

New sub!

Thanks for sharing.

I didn't know Christopher Daniels can sing 😂. BME! kidding aside thanks for helping me bridge my chest/head

Excellent clip.

3:21 You sound like Elmo here lol 😂

Lol! I was thinking about if you were going to do a new video of this in the morning 😂😂

Just what I needed😼😼

Yeah, but what biceps exercises do you do?

One of the first pieces of good advice I got from my vocal coach, the late, great Dini Clarke was, "KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF THE MIC" as much as possible. That's what mic stands are for. Hands on the mic increase risks of unnecessary distortion.

How tf did he do that, this man's a genius

Hi Chris, ages ago there was a video where you demonstrated singing the same pitch but with different vocal weights?? Can you remember where it is?? I can’t find it :) lovely videos x

i can transition from chest to head voice and vice versa but i don't sound that loud. Am i doing something wrong??

This is pure gold, thank you!

Can anyone explain how one makes a note shake? Like almost like an echo.. I’ve seen 0 videos explaining what it’s called or how to do it.

Hey Chris, thanks for another cool video! Reminded me of the time you talked about easy techniques to quickly prepare your voice and you gave an example of some Bruno Mars song (can't remember the exact video though). BTW, can you maybe do a video on Billy Corgan? I know that he's not the greatest singer, but his intonations and loud \ quiet parts are really interesting, also where he almost whispers (like in the beginning of the Disarm).

So its not just about the air output, its about a smooth flow in a single note, to whichever pitch change... gotta be confident and believe in oneself... ahh mann

Wow it's hard to switch from head to falsetto without that break in between

Please make the same video but adding grit!

Could you explain the role that the faringeal resonance plays in transitioning from chest to head? Thanks =)

amazing thumbnail...

It's harder for me to go from head to chest, but I can almost with no effort go from chest to head, why's that and any tips

Hi Chris! Man, almost everytime I change from head voice to chest voice my voice does something like what you did in 3:57 !! How do I correct that? Thanks for another awesome video :D

Lol your own ad popped up

Great video Chris! Sometimes I have trouble singing in my chest the seconds after singing in a mixed voice, what can i do?