How To Sing Better Now - Tyler Wysong 

It's hard to find mix if a student has an environment where they can't sing loudly. Once you find a place where you have privacy, half the battle is won.

Bro I don't know if it helps anyone else or not but just lemme tell you my progress due to your videos. Highest note eight months ago:- A4 Highest note now:- G5 And yes that's really my mixed voice.

great video, i love the examples!!! Thanks Tyler.

Thanks for being so clear and practical, and for not trying to "impress" everyone.... so honest and real. I really appreciate that!

Awesome channel! Thanks for all the explanations! Blessings!

Man, your video is sooooo helpful! Thank you very much

BEST MIX VOICE TUTORIAL HANDS DOWN. Gosh I've been looking for this forever!

This was very helpful keep making more videos like that ... I’m stuck in chest voice and you made me understand what mixed voice is so thank you dude

Love your videos - very helpful - thanks for sharing - keep it up. I'm a soprano - with a low speaking voice and a high soprano voice and putting my mix together has been a huge challenge - but it's been getting better slowly....

You are such a wonderful vocalist and teacher. So happy I found you here. Best explanation of mix voice on RU-vid! Then you go on to show us how to do it. Wow! What resonation. Love to hear that ping!! Thank you!

This has helped me MASSIVELY, thank you so much! I hope you get so many views for this. :)

Love the way you explain the voice. Mixed register is really tricky for so many people, often because of their dominant speaking voice position. The ‘feeling’ of mix can be so elusive.

Great info and beautiful voice!

thank you for the help!

Hey man, you're one of the best vocal teachers on RU-vid. These tips have been some of the most helpful I've come across. So many little ideas paired with concise explanations of the physical/anatomical side that get you to a good place for singing without making some of the crazy sounds some others teach that, though they occasionally can be helpful, usually are a lot less like singing than a lot of your ideas.

Very helpful. I was classically trained but now am singing in a rock band, so I need all the help I can get.

You're freaking knowledgable. The fact that u have great awareness to the nitty gritty process involved, that's just splendid. I may not understand the whole thing, but I get the overall picture, and that has already helped me a lot finding my mix voice. Great job and thank you👍

Very informative, clearly stated points. Your communication dtyle shows that you have mastered the subject you are talking about. Thank you

Great video and voice!!

GOD, This is the best video about of sing that i see, very very thank you! I look for this class to long time.

You just gained yourself a new subscriber!😁 Good job 👍

Thank you this help me alot.

Honestly it is one of the best mixed voice video on here, if not the best. While I'm sure you dive way more into details during in-person lessons (like how to really keep the right balance of TA and CT muscle, which is key to achieve such high bright mix), this is as good as it gets on here, and your brilliant sung examples are just the icing on the cake. SUBSCRIBED.

This guy deserves more views. I find all of his videos practical and reasonable to which every learning student would understand the how's and whys in the human singing voice. All his videos are very useful especially for beginners. Thank God for this man!

Great work! I really need this, especially the demonstration. Thank you. Your voice is amazing 😍😍😍

Appreciate the video!, you do it way better than other youtubers, they keep doing the "nasal" thing but never transition into actual singing like you do

Thank you, love that you're explaining more about the mix!

Awesome brother incredible advice

I love singing but have always struggled with it! This video is super helpful! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks 👌🏻

These workouts are really really helpful😄. Thanks alot Tyler........ Need more of useful classes like these❤

Excellent content, especially about your thinking process towards mixed notes

Thank you very much Tyler. No, you didn’t ramble, it was true nuggets if advice. Keep going.

Every video is incredibly informative and demonstrated. You can hear a huge difference between yelling out the mouth, and letting the sound migrate :D I love the fake bin in the background too ;)

Thanks for this. Can you make a video about different exercises that we can always go back everyday. Just to be sure we're practicing in the right way.

You're really good! The first vocal coach I see to cite Dr. Ingo Titze and describe Mixed Voice in terms of balance between TA and CT, with a proper tuned larynx! 👆🏽💯👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Great video! Liked and subscribed!

Awesome

Thanks for a video

Thanks for the great explanation. Have more exercises for mix Voice?

Amazing exercise!

Each video that i wacth i give thumbs up

Another great vid. Would love to sound half as amazing as your upper mix

Wow this dude is really smart and that is a fantastic way of explaining mixed voice elements as well as this exercise is REALLY well put together. This is the first video I"ve watched by him and this is incredible. Hard to follow at times but I've been doing voice lessons for 10 years and I"m really impressed.

I am 82 years old. I started to sing February 2019. I always could sing good for low pitches. My best tone is around C3 and I started with a low note of C2. I now go down to B flat 1. I could only go up to D4. I now have good sounds to above C5. I can give straight chest up to G#4 and on a good day A5. I note that I have several breaks in my voice as it changes tone quality changes from Bass Baritone to Baritone and from Baritone to Tenor and from full chest to mixed. My mixed above this is very beautiful as my coach usually stops at C5 but I can go higher. I note that my falsetto goes to about D6. i am practicing by singing Sunrise,Sunset an octave up following a soprano. I now can sing The Music of the Night with many changes of chest to falsetto and back.

I will practice this and see my progress :)

I liked your presentation. I do what you talk about but I didn't understand as well as you explain.

yeah great tip!

Hi Tyler, You have an amazing technic and your advices and exercises are really good, so thank you. My singing teacher has exactly the same “references” (Ingo Titze etc) and bases his technic on a physiological approche (like Estill, CVT...). I love the lessons with my singing teacher and I also love to see and listen other teachers who got real good technic and learn from them, at home haha Anyway. I can hear that your first mechanism (chest voice/talking voice/or other term you use) in your middle-low range is really... I don’t know... good... meaty haha... I don’t know how to express it haha. Your talking voice/your tone is very “present”, with a really good closure of the vocal chords, and ,here comes the question and suggestion: could you talk about how to renforce this first mechanism/talking voice/chest voice in a next video ? Thanks again for your work and your contribution to the “vocal world”, I saw A LOT of videos about teaching vocal technic, and your approach AND your demonstration are making me writing my first comment on RU-vid !

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The problem with this exercise is that already starting with a lip drill I can either be in the head voice doing it or in chest voice, So already from there people are going to have very different experience. for example I started to do this exercise straight on A4, And it was easy I was in a light mix because I started my lip drill in a heady voice. But then I decided to do the exercise along with you from the low notes and of course I started my lip drill in chest voice, and from there it was hard for me to go up, the mix didn’t happen.BUT! If starting in a heady voice the lip drill, from there it is very easy to get to a mix, i would say it light nix, but it is mix. So great job on the exercise! Just needed some precision about the lip drill

Thank you so much my coach! Could you make a episode about the vocal fry in helping create mixed voice 😁

How is this fella not on broadway or the west end! Unbelievable vocals!

Hey Tyler! Im so impressed to find this information! It is all intuitively thought but hearing it from someone else helps allot! I can do mix well now in exercises , but my problem is that in songs i can not switch freely between registers. So its either i have to sing whole song in the mix, or just straggle and stop, realizing im pulling chest etc. Please, do a video on changing registers in the song ! Thank you!

Super helpful video bro, found my mix in 2 days, rocking f5 with tons of volumne.However i can only sing ahh ohh and such. It just beak down whenevr i sing something else

Amazing stuff! Where did you learn all this?

Cool demo. Do you know how to belt or do you only mix?

Hey man! I absolutely love these videos. I’ve always been a baritone who could sometimes sing G’s but I’m at the point now where I can sometimes mix up to around high C but it feels really strained because there’s too much chest and I can only do it on a couple vowels but ANYWAYS. . . I was wondering if you think that basically anyone can “become” a tenor by just learning how to mix? Or is that decided by how much thyroaritnoid (sp?) muscle engagement that they are able to keep incorporated in their mix?

Is that why when I'm in mix my ee and oo wants to go to head voice before the other vowels? The other vowels feel like I can stay in mix longer before going to pure head voice

Hey Tyler, you helped me so much with mix voice because I was struggling to find it. After I finally found it and start to sing with it it feels so much different , I know that I’m in my mix voice but every time I start to use it I can only sing open vowels! It feels like I’m struggling and when I go into my mix I can’t use vibrato or project any words because I have tried that and my voice feels so heavy or it just disconnects and turns to head voice. I feel really stuck and disappointed. I would really appreciate it if you’d help me!

Do the exercises in your course include a voice accompaniment or is it just the piano?

Hi Tyler Your video helped me a lot!!! But I feel like after I do the straw exercise my voice become hoarse do you know maybe what could go wrong? I notice also that the layrnx raises up while doing it but I try to keep it down as much as possible can you give me some advises and tips?

Should I be keeping my larynx low/neutral and should I be trying to fix it if it’s high when I try to go into mix?

Hi! Which song did you use on lesson end? Thanks

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how do you make your vowels sound better? - basically translating the exercises into songs

Hi Tyler!! I have a question, when my voice get tired my mixed voice is shaking or wobbling and I can’t control it, what exercise do I need to do to strengthen my mixed voice??

For me not only does ee and oo want to got to mixed voice early...but then they want to also go to headvoice early. How do i keep my ee and oo in mix as long as the other vowels?

Do you have a video on incorporating consonants like c, g, b, j, t etc?? The ones that restrict airflow for a brief moment. I crack out of my mix whenever I add these types of consonants.

I am a person who likes to sing, but it seems there is a whole labyrinth of highly complicated technique involved. Would probably take me years to grasp what it all means. But however, I just sing in the way I feel and some days it works and other days I can't get it to pan out right. Yet I have made six videos (so far) if anyone wants to check them out (on my channel). They are not really my absolute best but I had a go and made an effort.

I can get into that mix sound on ee and oo. But I can not on open vowels. I dont know why it is. I would LOVE to be able to work up there on the open vowels but so far I have not mastered that yet. HELP!!!!

Hey Tyler thanks to your video i've discovered my mixed voice, the only problem Is that i can go only up to C#5 and the sound is too much thin, i can use It until A4/b4, but up Is too much thin....Is this because i've started to use my mix voice recently in your opinion? Can you give some exercises for have more volume in mix voice ?

My problem is I can't tell whether I'm already doing things correctly and my mix just doesn't go that high or if my chest voice goes up to A4 and I've never even mixed. I have zero issues in any part of my range up to A4. I can sing from A3 to A4 on any vowel, at different volumes, sirening, holding A4, without cracking or yelling, but it all falls apart at Bb4, like there's a wall between the two notes.

Is really hard for me to find the mix configuration, I think I'm always stuck in chest voice. I'm going to try this and then I will tell how it went. Is too hard to find a video like this, thanks for doing it.

This is really cool but how you enter the mix voice without notes before for example in the chorus of the song without by Mariah Carey? How do you find that coordination if the first note you have to hit is one in the mix register I mean a note you can't hit in the cheat voice?

For this to work, does my falsetto and chest voice need to overlap? Mine barely does as I can barely belt an f#4 at the top of my chest voice, and sing a mild, decompressed F4 at the lowest on my falsetto. The thing is my larynx is pushed very high at the top of my chest and is very low at the lowest part of my falsetto, so I don’t understand how I get get one note with 2 registers. To sing the same note in each register would mean very different larynx positions. If I flip(yodel) through registers with the same larynx position there is about an octave difference in notes.

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Thanks to Tyler, I can now get into mixed voice! I'm a deep bass so this is crucial and I literally struggled after a middle D or E when I first started singing. Now I can hit a G# semi consistently and can get up to a B on occasion but I have to work on staying in it consistently and smoothing it out. My issue is that literally only about 1 minute at a time can I hit a high mix but after, it will begin to fry or crackle and it feels different. It doesn't feel like I'm straining but I noticed only my right side feels like it's fully contracting. Is that normal? It's the same when I cough and when I drink cold or hot liquid. I only feel it on the right side of my throat. I hope I'm not broken lol

12:26 when I make that sound, I feel very insecure, like I will lose control of my voice. I guess, I have to let go of that feeling of inhibition if I wish to sing in mix register.

I think I'm starting to get it. Is it normal to have some sort of "flip" though? It doesn't feel like a complete flip over like a full falsetto. But instead of collapsed feeling it feels floaty? And in order for me to get there, I kinda have to do this "switch" from a heavy tone to kinda like lighter coordination. It definitely creates a piercing sound though... If this isn't it, can I build off this and make it stronger? also my tone up there is slightly husky but still bright. maybe because I haven't used this coordination before ? Kinda feel like my vocal cords are slightly touching and buzzing.

My mix is heady but I need a balanced mix..can i get it???

This video makes a lot of sense thanks! I am just struggling because when I “mix” those higher notes up to an A there is no break and it feels resonating towards my temple instead of my chest, but it does not sound very full and satisfying like when you demonstrate it. I sound wide/pinched/cutting. Do you think I am on the right track and the more full vocal quality will come with practice or am I probably approaching it wrong??

without a teacher its so difficult learn mix voice :/. I love your videos. Saludos desde chile

Could you make a video about vocal distortion? How to sing like Adam Gontier, Chester Bennington, Chad Kroeger... please

I don’t know what you mean when you talk about the vowel being formed or tuned properly. My concept of tuning is pitch related. How do you tune a vowel? I would also love a video about how to understand voiceprint better. I know it will show mix when the wave oscillates between the 1st and 2nd harmonic. But, being in mix doesn’t mean I’m in correct resonance. Is there a way voiceprint can show me better resonance?

Sir,I can't do chest voice above g3 if I keep raising it,it will get me to mixed voice on a4 but,I can do mixed voice above c4 without any pressure and if I do puffy cheek like you teach,it sounds connected but for example if I do it from c3 bring it till g3 and then will jump on a4 but without break into falsetto So on my opinion my problem is my chest voice limits are above g3 below c4 and for that I have to do it as mix voice but my mix voice not enough closure to do it because when I bring it down it will go to vocal fry Please help me sir,I’ve been searching it for so long..

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Why does my voice crack in between the two registers? What am i doing wrong? :(

DUDE how many caps u have ?

‏‪16:38‬‏ I feel this sensation on my head when i sing with vocal chords closure, even in chest, it is very unpleasant feeling, it hurts my ears, all my head buzzing, and i think this is why naturally i never used it, i know it sounds better, but what can i do about the physical bad sensation?

Does this mean I need to change the shape of the vowels to closer to ee/oo so they mix earlier or easier?

My brain vibrates when I go too high and it makes me loose sleep for some days

Please demonstrate how to sing.. "Dear God" by avenged sevenfold

What scale are you playing at around the 9:50 mark?

My head hurts when i try to sing high is it normal ??

Hi, when I get into theses really high regions my voice starts cracking. So I can't really mantain the pitch constantly. But like there is no sound coming out periodically and it sounds kind of distorted. Might my voice be damaged or is it just not trained enough yet. What can I do? Thank you

Hey tyler I noticed when i try to do the puff cheeks and go up. My voice cracks in the middle (like goes from mid to high) instead of it all blending together you can tell im switiching into high voice at an instant. How do I fix this?

Good mix of brains, knowledge, presentation, and heart. I'll be back. PS I subscribed. You should too.

Do you give lessons over Zoom or something like tht?

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