Get Rid Of Vocal Strain - Balanced Mix Voice - Tyler Wysong

[@frankfurter5598]

I bought one of Tyler’s singing courses about 18 months ago. I used those exercises every single day, and I’m singing better than I ever have. There’s no more stress when it’s my opportunity to sing at church bc of the hard work I put in with these different exercises everyday. Tyler helped me achieve mix when I have always struggled with pulling chest. I hit tenor high C in my song a couple weeks ago,and when I listen back, I don’t cringe. It sounds good thanks to Mr. Wysong! It was money well spent!

[@tylerwysong]

Come on!! This just made my day!! I am so grateful to hear this!! Keep up the great work my friend! 🙏🏻

[@DannyRodeck]

amazing! which of the courses was it?

[@Oryyyt]

Pls don't stop these lessons. They are superb! I feel like i'm very close to finally understanding what mixed voice feels like and I'll keep watching even if i reach my goal.

[@tylerwysong]

🙏

[@samuelferreira2619]

Finally I get the mix voice without strain. Thank u! ❤

[@mik1533]

I love that the french sound is the best of both worlds - ease of registration + resonance/ring. Gamechanger tip as always!

[@neilbonavita8623]

Tyler!!! OMG!! This video pushed me over the edge. This is the first time that my mix doesn't sound like a strong falsetto. My lower voice was so much different than my mix and head. now they are much smoother and my mix is so much clearer. you've mentioned this French ooou before but between your videos and my consistency, I am getting it. thanks so much

[@mv9787]

I’ve sang a lot on head voice, because it’s easy to sing quietly and I can hit high notes… and it’s agile note wise

[@suellenmaforte12]

Wow! I was looking for at least some real tips or run ins. But there’s a lot of verbal knowledge but no tips to trying something out other then posture. So this is great. Thank you for that

[@veronical.c890]

Thank you for the encouragement❤ I really needed it. Feel stuck in singing recently. I just made a plan for myself though, and your lessons are part of it😊. I just really LOOOVE singing, but body (and mind) get in the way.

[@officialWWM]

I love your lessons. I feel like you’re the one teacher I can completely relate to!

[@daniellimarapino]

So happy I found your videos! Thank you so much!

[@tylerwysong]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@DVNT]

"least sexy approach on YT" Chris Liepe "hold my beer"

[@tylerwysong]

Lol!!!

[@arunsujanakumar9858]

Was waiting for your new video! Thanks

[@jolim1755]

Thank you for this ❤

[@Lawproto90]

I like both your technical qualities and your human qualities. Getting the body out of the way of the soul and the encouragement to believe that anything is possible really resonated with me. Thank you!

[@ofmenandtortoise-anthonyco4856]

Love from France thank you

[@TylerMcKendreeJones]

From one voice teacher named Tyler to another: LOVE your videos! Thank you for being so generous with your insights!

[@fabiointoci]

You gave good advice about singing and life

[@jasoncolap]

The mastery is clear

[@soysinser]

Hy bro, thanks for your help!!, i learned with you. Let me ask you something: If i make a singing tutorial (my 1st one), would you help me with some advices?? regards from Chile-Southamerica. bug hugs brother!!

[@martinillumina1115]

Beautifully said and explained, Gr8 Message 👌👌👌

[@dbanksey216]

I Love these videos, because when you got it, it's easy

[@beeguy300]

Another excellent video Tyler. Would you recommend the buzzy card exercise using this mouth shape? Just an idea.

[@tylerwysong]

Yes!! That’s a great way to do it!

[@Melissa-ju1pm]

Bravo! 😂 This technique is interesting; will give it a try. Thank you!

[@raydavis5728]

Your videos are great plus I have one of your courses, my question is are you keeping that vocal posture through your mix and head voice? I'm having trouble pronouncing words while keeping that posture. I hope this makes sense

[@armaansharma7513]

What if my 'ee' isn't clear to start with ?

[@bboynewsboy991]

I just noticed this now, and I think I've been doing this all my life when singing, when I make the "N" noise and the "Th" noise, utilizing my tongue of course, i snort and you can hear it. Do you have any thoughts please?

[@たれかきたい]

hi mr tyler from japan! i'm making comment for the first time in a year! now i have a question. nowadays i accidentally hit A4 even Bb4 which i feel more chesty and on that note i feel rather good don't feel much strain or high larynx but yeah sometimes feel those, but i can't still hit mid-high range like F4〜G4 clearly those tend to be more high larynx and wobble despite that i could hit Bb4 isn't that mix? or belting? i tried to hit C5 occasionally more like chesty but heady or I fall into the thought of just hitting head voice. could you answer me? please?

[@Oberon90]

The Germans also have this Beautiful ue Sound in words like Übung(exercise) oder Übergang (Passage)

[@tylerwysong]

Yes that’s right!!!

[@christiansmakingmusic777]

A lot of those French vowels have a slightly dropped soft palate and a not so open pharynx. Is that the place your coming from?

[@tylerwysong]

No!

[@christiansmakingmusic777]

Emphatically. But faculty.las.illinois.edu/rshosted/docs/Carignan_etal_IS13.pdf Many exercises advocated by vocal coaches try building off of nasal resonating vowels like “NG”. The French “oe” vowel has some nasal resonance.

[@tylerwysong]

That is not my purpose here. i can't speak for the other vocal coaches you speak of but I can say that it's not what I am going for here. I just wanted the high fronted tongue and rounded lips.

[@EhsanSaid-y8j]

Are these exercise for people who never sing ?

[@tylerwysong]

@@EhsanSaid-y8j they could be yes

[@devjetgyan3240]

Jai shree ram ♥️ Love from India This is my first and very helpful video 👍👍

[@Lanessan]

I think I just leveled up

[@hollyhergott9960]

😂🎉❤😊😅😮