How to Find Your Mix Voice - part 4 - Putting It All Together - Jeff Alani Stanfill

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Appreciated Jeff.

[@andrewsnee]

This was immediately helpful to me with my bridge. Thanks for putting it up.

[@JeffAlaniStanfill]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!!

[@ghenevoejovi8964]

Jeff such a gift to all singers..Godbless sir

[@JeffAlaniStanfill]

Thank you so much!!!!!

[@lukekent9687]

Nice one! Great combination at the end!

[@JeffAlaniStanfill]

Thank you Master Luke!!

[@neilbonavita8623]

muh muh muh muh muh muh muh muh muh eh ee oh oo oh ah eh ee. I'm writing it here so that I can read from it until I learn it. Great stuff Jeff. thanks. I'm loving your series on the mix (as well as pretty much all of your videos. I'm so grateful that you are gifting us your work.

[@JeffAlaniStanfill]

Thank you Neil! I’m glad you’re enjoying and learning from the series!

[@beachbarlouie]

Lucky for me it's at the top.

[@neilbonavita8623]

I'm redoing this after having been away and just stumbled onto the rib movement trick. Wow , does that help. I love your stuff, Jeff. Thank you

[@debravogel6455]

Another excellent tutorial! Thank you! 🎵🎵🎵

[@JeffAlaniStanfill]

Thank you so very much ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@RyanofRose]

Best video in the series yet Jeff! I hope the algorithms catch these videos because they're truly great. EDIT: I'm editing this comment for new viewers to stress once again how cool this is. The concepts you are demonstrating here are things you don't normally see on other singing youtube channels and they are concepts you would learn in voice lessons after you've already been studying for awhile. This is available for free on youtube with detailed descriptions of the concept and application on screen during the demonstration. An absolute gem for serious singers, I really hope it gets some traction.

[@JeffAlaniStanfill]

Thanks SOOOOO MUCH!!! You are a Rock Tenor Rock Star ⭐️

[@lukekent9687]

Completely agree with you here Ryan! Jeffs channel and his private teaching which I have benefited from is a true gem to those who discover it!

[@Petelaosound]

Awesome

[@JeffAlaniStanfill]

Thank you 😊

[@Petelaosound]

@@JeffAlaniStanfill you’re welcome

[@Petelaosound]

@@JeffAlaniStanfill picked up a thing or two from your vdo.

[@Petelaosound]

@@JeffAlaniStanfill I’m vocalist myself

[@Petelaosound]

@@JeffAlaniStanfill some of my songs but in Lao 🇱🇦kzbin.info/aero/PL8WQS8I7axPacweD-7gnz_YUpTUeYDx5Z&si=AGMT9fX8RrWf8aSB

[@beachbarlouie]

Yeah! Today I was able to correctly sing with mixed voice the highest notes in the muh muh muhs. That took some practice! But since this video is only a month old, that is not long. I was able to work myself up higher and higher. Thanks Jeff.

[@JeffAlaniStanfill]

That's great! 😃

[@beachbarlouie]

It took me five times to get the "muh eh ee oh oo oh ah eh ee" part. I have a better mix all ready.

[@JeffAlaniStanfill]

Yay!!!

[@beachbarlouie]

Hello Jeff, at 13:00 during the exercises I noticed I crack coming down from the higher notes. While I descend, the first few notes are strong but then it's like I have a mixed voice transition with a break. It that possible? It's seams I have enough air, until I get to that point. But afterwards the rest of the notes come out even and clear.

[@JeffAlaniStanfill]

What I see in most singers I teach is that they support the sound going up but drop their support coming down on a scale or phrase. Be sure you are engaging your core on the descent and come down slowly to navigate the break. Hope this helps! 🎄🎸🕺🎶🎶🎶

[@beachbarlouie]

@@JeffAlaniStanfill Your nothing but help. That is what I tell everyone. I will practice the support going down slower until I have better air control. Up is easy now. Thank you.