How To Sing Better - Passive Vowel Migration - Tyler Wysong

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[@dbanksey216]

I can thoroughly recommend the Mixed Voice Masterclass course

[@JiNKA]

Do you have any before and afters for us? I’d love to see how you’ve improved or what you’ve learned etc

[@tylerwysong]

Thank you so much my friend!!

[@catherine1565]

me, too - it‘s simply amazing❣️

[@kimho6349]

The video tips just keep getting better and better! Also loving the new cinematic effect with the lighting! Thanks!!

[@tylerwysong]

Thank you so much!!!

[@garethbarry3825]

This channel more than any other helped me find my mixed voice. I actually enjoy singing now. I wake up every morning feeling paranoid that it will somehow leave me lol!

[@tylerwysong]

Yay! So happy to hear!

[@lionnonny]

Haha I know, right?

[@christiansmakingmusic777]

Really and important breakthrough, the moment we realize that the vocal chords just buzz (more or less connectedly), the resonators shape the sound. I’m really liking your more intellectual approach to this. Hope you keep going.

[@catherine1565]

These are my most motivating moments when I find a new video by Tyler🙌🙌🙌🙌❤️ you always teach us very helpful things, thank you Tyler 🎼🎶❤️ it‘s sooo important to work on the vowels - I‘ll practice!!!!

[@veerendrashukla]

How about vowel "e" and "oo"? how should we take care of that in high range?

[@tylerwysong]

I’m making a separate video for those. Those two have to actively open as we ascend.

[@R.C.Bullar]

I like the new mic. definitely ups the quality of the content. Great video!

[@ethanl886]

this makes so much sense!!! ty :)

[@AbhishekSharma-gh9ws]

Hey ..can u please make a video on how a breath support feels like ..how do I know if I am supporting my voice

[@Rayan-dk7qn]

Like the new set up, so cool! anyways thank you for the tips always Tyler :")

[@lionnonny]

Thanks Tyler 👍 what's your preferred music genre?

[@cecilebagieu2174]

really really helpful! Thanks a lot! :-) A little question: when do you "change" when ascending? on which pitch the changes from feeling "ah" to "uh" and upper "ooa" should happen... for females and males... in the transition areas?

[@sandyyen4627]

another great video, thanks!

[@sandyyen4627]

Just a suggestion, as most of use headphones for your videos, please keep the volume of the demonstration as uniform or same as speech. The sudden surge of volume during demonstration is too much for the ear. This volume is damaging before we learn all these voice singing. Your demonstration has beautiful quality tone just the unbalanced volume compared to speech. Thanks

[@justinpaquette224]

I'm always greatful when I see a new video from you. It's like getting another piece of the puzzle

[@catherine1565]

same here 🙌🙌🙌❣️

[@MusicalVenture]

Man is this from Ken Bozeman? I'm trying to lean this technics about wispering, thank you!

[@tylerwysong]

Yes it is Ken Bozeman. I was fortunate enough to have private lessons with him for a while. I am always grateful for my time with him.

[@MusicalVenture]

Oh, thank you for the answer, I finished the first book yesterday (looks like I need the second one, I need to know more about "effects" and application of all this). I did not understand about passive migration from the book, and your video helped me a lot, cause I've finaly got it. The ah shape doesn't not change! But the vowel itself changes. This is a paradox! The same progression Ken Tamplin tells about (loft and hook). I still can't make it work, but I finally understand the direction. And I'd like to thank you more, I watched your video about breath support turning on after the lower part of ribs expands with the inhale. It was it! Everybody talks about belly, but it is not about the belly! My best wishes for you and your channel!

[@MusicalVenture]

Please @@tylerwysongdo more nerdy stuff if you can, this is so exciting! Nobody talks about this, but it is so important to understand what's happening

[@priyanshibhattacharjee3789]

Hi can you pleeeassse make videos for beginners too, and put it in a playlist 🥺🙏

[@tylerwysong]

Yes! Something I hav been thinking about!! What in particular do you think a beginner would find helpful?

[@priyanshibhattacharjee3789]

@@tylerwysong basics for complete beginner, like where to start from. Like how to stabilize voice for a standing note, focused voice, and all of those basics. 🥰

[@nathanaelselig8595]

Great video I liked it. When I try to do the passive migration I squeeze my larynx if I want to keep the same shape 😭

[@VPicksGuitarPicks]

Question... Are you here in Nashville? If so, I would love to take a 1 on 1 lesson with you.

[@tylerwysong]

Yes I'm just outside of Nashville in Spring Hill. Send me an Email at [e-mail]

[@VPicksGuitarPicks]

@@tylerwysong OK, thanks. I sent you an email.

[@icarus5676]

Tyler, again, i wake up with this perfectly set mix voice coordination and can do all sorts of pitch glides and inflections like you did on the aa vowel. But if i do them after 3-4 hours of waking up I can't! I tried doin the puffy cheek to relax my throat but when i inflect up in pitch there's like this point almost like a "break" from where a i feel a shrill buzz in my tone

[@angelkaterose]

Interesting! Are you more relaxed when you wake up?

[@icarus5676]

@@angelkaterose yes ig everyone is

[@angelkaterose]

@@icarus5676 Yeah, most people seem to have deeper voices in the morning.

[@tylerwysong]

Can you record yourself in the morning doing a song or an exercise in your mix and send it to [e-mail] I want to hear how you’re doing it before I can give an answer.

[@icarus5676]

@@tylerwysong thankyou very much! Will definitely do

[@Veyelet3]

big king!

[@j-chrisps3364]

when i go into mixed voice i sound super soft almost head like but it is 100% a different resonance than head voice just like you describe. What can i do to change this?

[@d.b.485]

Yeah now we see you, before clicking on the video. That’s your “business card”. 💪💪💪

[@tylerwysong]

That was seriously some great feedback! Thank you again for that!!

[@petersoar2886]

Vowels passively closing as you go higher is a sign you’re mixing rather than pulling chest. It blew my mind when I realised that. In order to keep the vowel the same, you have to pull chest. Also crazy. It’s Ironic, considering the credence a lot of sls teachers give to keeping the vowel sounds consistent as you ascend on a “muh” exercise for example. Mixing literally makes the vowels change. Haha.

[@nakotablue]

🐐

[@emalag999]

Don't you think you should credit Kenneth Bozeman for using his research? even when you say 'i think' @06:06 you're literally reading out of Bozeman's book

[@tylerwysong]

Yes I do credit him all the time. I actually study with him privately. He has shown me so much and I am so grateful for him.