How To Sing With A Mixed Voice | With Amazing Singing Examples |

Mixed Voice! It’s kind of a strange terminology. Aren’t all vocal sounds a mix in one way or another? Today, in easy to understand language, Dr Dan unravels the mystery that is mixed voice and gives a couple of suggested songs that will help you to access and practice a mix sound.
Mix, or mixed voice, is quite simply the term given to a mechanistic balance within the larynx. It’s literally a ‘mix’ somewhere between your chest voice and your head voice. On the surface of it, that’s all very easy, but the confusion for many is found in the very term itself - MIX, because essentially, every sound your voice makes is a ‘mix’ to one degree or another.
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[@lottiee255]

Going through puberty while being in a choir is rough

[@jackmanno4959]

Completely understand😅 I’m doing the same thing right now myself AND I’m in musical theatre which uses a lot of belting which I physically cannot do well at all yet...

[@yishaibasserabie5765]

Preach

[@YgorCortes]

I was blown away with how easily you were able to change between chest, head and mixed voice ON THE SAME NOTE. I though head voice was only possible on high notes and chest voice on low notes, but now you just blew my mind! 🤯 Your control over your voice is unbelievable! 👏

[@thamilini9436]

I really feel like when you said "I'm choosing what colours I want to paint the lyrics with" put things in perspective and made it easier to understand.

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video Thamilini. Thanks for watching.

[@lionsskyblue442]

7:41 your singing example gave me greater clarity on the differences, thank you very much

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video Lionssky Blue. Thanks for watching.

[@mrepix8287]

“Blend” is a good term because it would imply that the sound is blended between the two registers.

[@YgorCortes]

I like that!

[@TokenTeran]

That's good but it might get confused with the blend in harmony.

[@harrypotter3365]

It’s confusing

[@DanijelDakaMilosevic]

between your HEAD/CHEST video and this one, i FINALLY understand how this stuff works. thanks!

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video Danijel Daka Milosevic. Thanks for watching.

[@HIBYROSE]

Hi Dr Dan, Thank you So so So Much for making this video and responding to my comment. It's really Kind and generous of you. I seriously apologize for not acknowledging it sooner, and guess it was rude on my part to not have responded. I'm very Sorry. I have been so caught up in things like exams, applications, and job search etc that I completely forgot to tune in. Singing is very important to me and I'm glad that there are people like yourself Sharing their hard earned knowledge with us. Thank you again, A LOT, for helping us singers all across the globe☺😊.

[@heimaufnahme]

I haven't seen anyone here on YT being able to explain all of that in such a short, snappy and clear way!

[@KevinQualls]

Wow! THE BEST description of "mixed" voice I've ever heard...and I have watched tons of videos on mixed voice trying to understand this. Thank you, thank you, Dr. Dan!

[@DrDanRobinson]

You're welcome Kevin Qualls. Thanks for watching.

[@DrDanRobinson]

If you really want to develop your voice check out my comprehensive singing course for beginners - drdan.co/probundle

[@TreylonLewis]

@Dr Dan's Voice Essentials Could eating sugary, dairy foods and drinks have a big affect on my voice registers??? Also I'm 15 so I'm guessing puberty has a part in it too....right?

[@Christian_Girl120]

I took a test online and I was identified as a mixed voice. I was classified as an alto but oddly enough I sing soprano notes easier than I do the lower register. I'm older, almost 54, so I'm careful not to go too far beyond what I'm comfortably able to sing. I have asthma so that makes it more difficult. This is a very good, educational video. I needed more information on the mixed voice.

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video Amy P. Thanks for watching.

[@almur88]

I gotta tell, your vocal chord closure is absolutely wonderful. that's what vocal health sounds like. and your sound ringing in the area 3KHz+ is another proof of your healthy vocal tract pathways (primarily sinuses))) It's so rare these days, I'm sure you know. Hearing people speak one can easily say the kind of problems they have, either with nodules, swelling, uneven folds vibration or congested sinuses. Where can I see you performing, to hear more of you? thanks for great videos!

[@_pudu661]

Wow you can tell all that just by hearing someone speak? You must have fun watching auditions for singing talent shows lol

[@almur88]

@@_pudu661 well, first hand experience after intubation, had to learn all that to find out what went wrong with my own voice. The book by James Thomas " why is there a frog in my throat" helped a great deal too, just in case you are interested in the topic 😉

[@ricardobondocjr.3460]

On the first part of this video, I was doubtful on how this man will demonstrate the mix voice by himself. But when he started singing the song "Don't know why", I was blown away! OMG. He's freakin' good!

[@ekigbinigie8395]

You have not muddied the waters at all. You have shone like that into an area in which there is so much ch confusion. You have genuinely demonstrated that as Andy Follin puts it, the “mix” is not a place in the voice, it is a technique. Thank you.

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Dan, that was awesome. I wish you could have had a heavier weight male vocalist do this as well. I've always wanted to hear how that kind of voice would sound because I believe, (correct me if I'm wrong) they typically have a tougher time with this in terms of tonal similarity and consistency.

[@marinrealestatephotography]

Thank you Dr Dan for this (old by now) video. I am glad that you went in to the physiology of singing mixed as opposed to using abstract metaphors from sports or dance.

[@AmandaColemusic]

you make very complicated techniques easy to understand and apply!!! awesome channel!!! thank you

[@onthemagenta]

A “blended” voice. Ambiguous enough to be applicable in different situations but more precise than mixed or balanced.

[@DrDanRobinson]

I like your suggestion, Cora!

[@kareng.7773]

I understand everything better with your videos than with some music/vocal teachers in my own language, impressive! Thank you for your videos!

[@DrDanRobinson]

You're welcome karen g.. Thanks for watching.

[@francesprendergast1721]

Oh shiiiiiit the way you transitioned between the 3 was incredible!

[@TadeusOfficial]

Your Voice is So Perfect!

[@karinarojas3211]

I had never seen a better explanation of mixed, chest and head voice. I simply loved it. Thank you so much!

[@DrDanRobinson]

You're very welcome!

[@toyl6727]

This is a good video describing the difference and relation between TA, CT, and mixed voices

[@misukiylambertson2764]

Head dominant blend or chest dominant blend. Balance is a good term to use if it's a sorta half and half situation where it's maximum resonance while using both evenly.

[@misukiylambertson2764]

I used to, but lately I've been enjoying chest more.

[@misukiylambertson2764]

I'm a tenor as well haha. I use a chest dominant sound all the way past C5 a lot haha. I like rock and pop so it only makes sense for me to. Though I do a head dominant kinda belt too. I think it's unwise to limit yourself :)

[@johneduardoctavianoiv9749]

You're definitely the V O I C E doctor when you sang how chest, head, and mixed voice should sound. I recalled the difference between treble and bass when I fine tune my headset last week. 😆👍😁🎹❤️

[@anotherearth8142]

Life's unfair! Your normal speaking voice was mixed voice already😟

[@lauraliebeskindmusik]

So well described! Talk about this with students all the time and will surely have some better examples now!

[@fgffrfyydsgsguyijxse825]

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FALSETTO AND MIX I CANT FIND ANYTHING ANYWHERE AND IM SO CONFUSED!!🙏🙏🙏

[@DerekRoura]

Falsetto is produced with disconnected vocal cords, like whispering. Mix has connected vocal cords (a.k.a. adduction) and uses some shiny nasal resonance (but you definitely dont want to sing through your nose, just with it). That is the main difference, although there are more things worth mentioning that I won't mention for the sake of simplicity.

[@SYKNstudio]

fantastic demonstration. been looking for an explanation on Florence Welch's and Amy Lee's vocals because they moves around TA and CT powerfully.

[@SlickClicks]

Wow, this was amazing. Most intriguing thing I learned is that singing in a chest voice or head voice is independent of the note. Wow, now that I have seen it I can do it myself. Amazing stuff.

[@LymeStealsGodHeals]

My goodness, you deserve so many more subs! Loving your content, just recently happened upon it!

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video Lyme is Lame. Thanks for watching.

[@tommypirone]

Great explanation! Thank you!

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video Tommy Pirone. Thanks for watching.

[@lalisamanoban9359]

I have a really weird mixed voice. Whenever I attempt to sing in mix, there is a fry-sound like mixing in also.

[@moiissnoneofyourbusiness8957]

Lalisa Manoban same. I have a very raspy singing voice which is not great for my mixed voice.

[@onlytalentedpeopleandhumbl9332]

isn't that a pulse register ?

[@toburae3870]

Oh goodness this video is SO helpful in identifying why I think people say I have a pretty unique voice. I think I naturally use a mixed voice on almost anything that I am singing with my own color/tone. In covers I can match the tone given, but my own is always described as "unique" so they encourage me to sing. I never heard or understood why, but I think this sound is not found easily in every song! Thanks, Dr Dan!

[@DrDanRobinson]

Tobu, perhaps the following playlist about vocal registers will prove helpful - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHmac6Gchdtoq5o

[@toburae3870]

Thank you so much. I love that even though you've been on KZbin for years already you are still attentive and give responses to honest questions. I've been binge watching a bit of you lately. Thanks again!

[@Qlcsy]

Dear Dr Dan! I struggel with my passagio for 18 years. As I began to take singing lessons, I literally head a break on that spot. Now I'm almost there to solve this issue, and after a lot of voice teachers I wanted to tell you, that is the best explanation of mixed voice I ever heard! Teachers and singers do speak about mixed voice and passagio in a misterious way and always on a theoretical level. In the last couple days I was thinking about, that I am not using a muscle somwhere that is needed to go trough passagio seamless, and then I found this video. I'm so grateful for it! Thank you!

[@DrDanRobinson]

You're welcome Qlcsy. Thanks for watching.

[@avasta.]

This lesson gave me the breakthrough in being able to understand mixed voice and find it for myself as well. Thank you very much Dr. Dan!! However I can't sing loud enough and it feels like i'm holding back a bit. Is there a specific reason for this? I can't seem to figure it out

[@goodtimes8229]

same

[@princekermit0]

posrure, breath support, relaxation of the chest, of the neck, of the throat and of the face.

[@4imee198]

Is funny this is the first series of a voice couch not boring or too long and more confusing I found on youtube. Thank you!!! You provide info in a understandable way!!! :')

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video 4imee. Thanks for watching.

[@JackDenning]

beautiful voice, really going for this same balance and control

[@markmiddaugh8203]

Some terms I use are chest voice with edge (bright) , dark edge and blend from m1 to m2 / Or Blend for short.

[@olitonottero7620]

This is the best and most thorough and detailed explanation I've seen so far, thanks for sharing !!

[@DrDanRobinson]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rachellekafton8534]

I totally understand this video without being confused. I love to sing and in the past I had been doing my best to discover my own voice. I just didn’t know what they were called. Now I know. Thank Dr. Dan for doing great videos

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video Rachelle Kafton. Thanks for watching.

[@80sMusicGirl]

This is great! Finally I understand the difference. You're awesome Dr. Dan, thank you!

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video Rosemarie Fullerton. Thanks for watching.

[@80sMusicGirl]

@@DrDanRobinson you're very welcome, I learn so much from your videos.

[@lancesukhu2869]

Clear and concise.

[@DrDanRobinson]

Thanks for watching Lance Sukhu!

[@thenarrator1921]

I wonder if we could name it *VK 1602 Leopard Tank* just so everyone in the future would get so confused and have a philosophical dilemma on the previous' generations' name trolling.

[@lizvillegas6603]

And then in a more distant future, when the term has been shortened in every day use and people will have forgotten the etymology, they will be even more confused as to why it's "chest voice, leopard tank voice, and head voice." :D

[@jonnybode]

That was awesome! You are the real deal. Thank you !

[@Timliu92]

Hi Dr. Dan, just wondering, is it me or your chest-dominant voice still sounds like a mix to me? Great video by the way!

[@pedrolucas-sr3jq]

Late , I know, but I think it is because his voice is naturally high

[@pedrokoury1352]

Timliu92 I also noticed that

[@juamachin]

its very subtle but if you pay attention it gets very clear

[@PatriotGuitarSlinger]

It's because his natural voice is high tenor

[@UzairKhan-qd3xu]

He is a tenor according to fach!!

[@Goggalor1990]

This is probably the most frustrating vocal concept out there. Everyone seems to have a different idea of what it really is, when it's being used, etc.

[@HVS.11.11]

yet again, wow. Had no clue i was singing mix/CT most of the time. I had no clue what ta, ct and mix was so great job explaining.

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video BAGS_OF_BISCUITS. Thanks for watching.

[@DFPSprite]

It may be interesting but when I use your vocal warm up files, vocal exercise five actually helps me hit the mixed voice without going completely off. It’s about understanding and being educated. I find things “click” once the knowledge is gained. Explanation and example are key for that. I’m very hands on and have to do it myself, it just has to click and sometimes that takes a bit longer. It’s a long journey that never ends but any information helps. Some things work better than others

[@DrDanRobinson]

Yes, Ally. Knowledge is often the key to unlocking the practical know-how. I hope more people come to an understanding about this important educational truism.

[@lucygreen8239]

Thanks so much Dan. Fantastic as usual. Could you show us a picture (drawing/diagram/chart or whatever) of where the AT and CT muscles are and what movements they make when they interact? It is the transition from one type of voice to the other than I find hardest. Easy to sing in one, or the other, but not to change between the two smoothly (I am a classical singer btw...) Thanks a million for your great work!

[@RandomVideos4U]

Can you do a video or series of what exactly happens to the air and the science of how the sound is produced in your voice!

[@DrDanRobinson]

RandomVideos4U, the following video may prove helpful - kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH3KcoSKgsyNbMk

[@samsschool3639]

Dr. Dan you speakng voice already sounds like mix?

[@jcee6886]

If they ever do the Neil Sedaka story you would be perfect to reproduce his vocals. I mean that as a compliment. Although he's before my time he's one of my favorites, also a prolific song writer.

[@rosieleaverton]

In a vocal class I took this past semester for school, I learned about CT vs TA, but could never remember which did what. Thank you for that clarification!

[@mountveggie]

Love the demonstrations, amazing! (And definitely made things clearer.)

[@graceweatherby5884]

Thank you very much Dr. Dan ! Your explanation which so cleared and easy understands.

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video Grace Weatherby. Thanks for watching.

[@ladylyonteeth3952]

What a beautiful voice you have. Serious lift. 👏

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video E Lyon G. Thanks for watching.

[@Hyacinth600]

Dr. Dan you have a sweet voice. Post some music videos!!!

[@DrDanRobinson]

Very kind Cherry. You can watch me singing live here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmm6foesa9mJZrM

[@peterrobannsobrepena6029]

You really have a nostalgic voice dr. Dan

[@DrDanRobinson]

Thank you, Peter.

[@markanthonyrico5523]

The best explanation and examples I've ever heard/watch Dr. Dan!!! You're great musicians and vocal teacher!!

[@DrDanRobinson]

Wow, thank you!

[@markanthonyrico5523]

@@DrDanRobinsonfirst of all thanks you sir for replying!! can you plss teach us how to use chesty mix!!!!😍😍

[@jzaylia1]

Wow. This was a great video. I love how you demostrated each type next to each other. Thank you!

[@DrDanRobinson]

Glad it was helpful!

[@xingyu315]

Hey Dr.Dan, I really want to learn to sing, but I'm not really consistent with my singing. Maybe sometimes I feel for myself I'll be singing good for one day, then terrible another day. Can I get tips on how to stay more consistent? Also my voice is relatively deep so I find it difficult to reach high notes, or have a variety of high notes to hit. I also need assistance on transitioning from low to high and high to low notes smoothly. Can I get help on these dilemmas? Thanks a ton. :)

[@devonj.g.6131]

ItsMe Calvin bump

[@MrVarsityphysics]

The term I would use is "distribution". All frequencies are present, but some are attenuated and others boosted. Like you're distributing power to frequencies in the target register.

[@DrDanRobinson]

Yeah, this suggestion is a possibility.

[@martinfield1202]

Like your scientific approach. Thanks. Try 'bridge voice instead of mixed voice,

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video Martin Field. Thanks for watching.

[@coylerhythm-blues3958]

Love the tutorials and lessons. Easy to understand and result oriented...Thank you Dr. Dan

[@DrDanRobinson]

Glad you like them!

[@JaydeeFox-gn7wy]

Thank you so much for this great video. I know what mix is and what it feels like but still, there are some hardships with it and it is always very cool to hear how I could imagine it in another way. Imagination is key in my opinion. But also I like how you demonstrate the differences because you can explain till your mouth runs dry but a sound says more than thousand words. So thank you for doing what you do :)

[@williamsmith5253]

This was really great! Love the way you made this clear by helping me feel all the ranges with examples, the really helped, subscribing.

[@DrDanRobinson]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Christian_Girl120]

This is how I was classified. I have asthma now so it's not as easy for me to sing songs I used to be able to. This may help me. Every little bit will help me!

[@paulng1600]

Especially love the demonstration portion of this video Dr Dan!! Thnx m8! And your voice is extremely high!!! XD

[@ijones_88]

I hear the words you’re saying but I still can’t seem to get it

[@goodtimes8229]

I completely agree, although he definitely did a good job explaining...

[@yoseph2570]

I wanna practice mixed voice but I'm sick 💔

[@goodtimes8229]

I feel you, dude. Get well :)

[@yoseph2570]

@@goodtimes8229 I GOT BETTER 😁

[@goodtimes8229]

@@yoseph2570 YEAH! good for you ;D

[@mfkato]

Best video on KZbin about mixed voice, period. Dr. Dan, I'm having a hard time singing the chorus of A-Ha's Take on Me. The lower and higher notes are ok but there's one note on my bridge that I can sing pushing my chest voice, but would like to sing in a mixed voice, as the original singer does. The transition from "me" to "on" ("Take me On") is very difficult for me. After that part I think I can sing it just fine. Any ideas on the exercise I should do for this specific transition/notes? Thanks a lot for the really awesome content and high production value!

[@DrDanRobinson]

mfkato, the following video about transitions may prove helpful - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4PTfnt4qtekd9U

[@laurabernay]

Hi Dan, have you done another video giving exercises to specifically get the student to achieve these sounds? Great overview thanks.

[@DrDanRobinson]

Hi, Laura Bernay. You may find my online singing course helpful - drdan.co/onlinesinginglessons. Feel free to check it out sometime. The first module is free to preview!

[@slipkorn420]

I like all your explainer videos, but this one is particularly difficult. Your natural voice is pretty high pitched which makes differentiating chest, head and mixed voice incomprehensible. :/ Thanks for all the videos :)

[@DrDanRobinson]

You're welcome post-rock. Thanks for watching.

[@NicolleMosquera]

Amzing video Dr. Dan! As always super helpful : )

[@Roses1401]

Thank you very much for a again awesome video Mr.Dr.Dan!!!

[@elizabethsydnor4136]

Dr. Dan, this is my first time watching your teachings. I thank God that you are simple and easy to understand. I need that!

[@DrDanRobinson]

Glad it was helpful!

[@huss2600]

Thank you!

[@DrDanRobinson]

You're welcome Huss. Thanks for watching.

[@martinfield1202]

Thanks your explanations re vocal chords is more explicit...how about the bridge voice?

[@DrDanRobinson]

"Bridge Voice' might work!

[@KevinQualls]

Thanks, Dr. Dan. I think I'm getting it. I am able to sing in both CT & TA but I have often wondered which is best. So, since it is the artist's choice, I guess I should just pick the best one that fits the song and style I'm singing it in.

[@JustACoupleKids2]

Hi Dr. Dan, your videos are really helpful. To answer your request I think mix voice is a proper blend of chest and head voices to creates sounds that are different from those 2.

[@ianinaharms]

Such a beautiful manner of speach you have)

[@PedroPlanas777]

Excellent videos Dan, keep it going with this great life mission. Jesus with you!

[@PedroPlanas777]

Sure my friend. I am learning good stuff, you are blessedly talented and it is really nice that you share it with others. Thank you very much!

[@patram57]

Hi Dr Dan love you videos can you do a video on how to develops and strenghten the mix voice.

[@KeeNation1]

great vid the part at the end when tou said that usinf ta ct or mix is the singers choice helped me alot because all three can be sung on just about any average pitch i use to think there was a right or wrong

[@SG-hf8pj]

Singing a male female duet in your range can help give direction to where you switch you timbre.

[@pallavthapa8862]

Awesome video as always. Thank you.

[@violetsky5202]

Dr. Dan, I was most intrigued about how you said it can be learned to sing higher (than the natural break) in chest voice or lower in head voice. That just blew my mind. How is this possible? Do you have a video that covers this? I would LOVE to be able to sing higher in chest voice.

[@DrDanRobinson]

Violet Sky, the following video about Voice Registration (with Exercises) may prove helpful - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXKqg2tnhqt8oJI&list=PLZFx6cLexy5G_dU1vJUwAsMGOQbMGt8fT

[@violetsky5202]

@@DrDanRobinson thank you so much!!! I will check it out!

[@xolarike]

Hello doktot Dan! Thank you for great videos! For me mixt voice is a technique a method to sing from the bottom to the top without any problems!

[@DrDanRobinson]

Staffan, the following video about Voice Registration (with Exercises) may prove helpful - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXKqg2tnhqt8oJI&list=PLZFx6cLexy5G_dU1vJUwAsMGOQbMGt8fT

[@anshrohilla53]

I have problem in changing from head voice to chest voice .can you tell me some exercises to practise this

[@DrDanRobinson]

Perhaps the following video will prove helpful - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4PTfnt4qtekd9U

[@princekermit0]

redefinition: A Voice B Voice AB Voice as labels Definitionally, an A voice is στήθος-αρχή-ήχος. or transliterated would be stetho-peege-eehose in English words as, chest sourced sound pronounced as ste tho pee gee hoes the B voice is: κεφάλι--αρχή-ήχος (transliterated kefáli archee ihos) Head sourced sound. the AB Voice is: στήθος-kαι-κεφάλι--αρχή-ήχος chest and head sourced sound pronounciation: ste tho keh ka phee los as an adjective, simply add the suffix "ic" Stethokekaflo-ic

[@dr.williz7665]

Holy tenor

[@detroit.symphony4801]

Doctor Meow holy tenor is right! 🤯

[@AnnaPrzebudzona]

So that is why the Nora Jones's song was a mystery for me. I've tried to sing it so many times and each time I was disappointed with my sound. The song's range seems perfect but I can't get that mixed voice sound, it's either chest which sounds to harsh for this song or head voice. I hope one day I'll be able to sing it as beautifully as you (and Norah).

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video Anna Bis. Thanks for watching.

[@ahava77]

Thank you! GREAT video

[@DrDanRobinson]

You're welcome ahava77. Thanks for watching.

[@cedzimagination]

Incredible video Dr. Dan ...

[@DrDanRobinson]

You're welcome Alpha Beats. Thanks for watching.

[@ashleypena7444]

GREAT VIDEO! WATCHING ALL YOUR VIDEOS!

[@missread5932]

Very easy to understand . Thanx

[@DrDanRobinson]

Glad to hear that

[@tylerjump2409]

I would say the term "bridged voice" would make since, since it bridges the gap between head and chest

[@lisatuijonathan7247]

Love all your work!

[@dhanjitnath3677]

Am I the only one what cant see the difference ??

[@maureensoltar1379]

Excellent. Best explanation of vocal registers I've heard in 20 years. I wish the "vocal" teachers I've had the years had explained it like this. I would have saved a fortune in money and frustration. Thank you Dr Dan🎼

[@DrDanRobinson]

I'm so pleased you enjoyed the video Maureen!