Mixed Voice and Belting: (BLEND the Approaches) How to Sing With Both. Expand Range, Sing Freely!

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Learn how to blend the feel and power of a Belted note or phrase with the versatility and range of your Mixed Voice! The result, when done correctly, is a beefy and free sounding middle high register that is sure to create some "money notes" in your singing! I'll show you exactly how I figured out how to blend the two approaches and how easy it is to start practicing!

[@pink-qx9ye]

I appreciate you doing this for free. You do it for the sake of the art, and not so much for a quick buck. God bless! 👍🏻

[@hybridmeteora5467]

This man deserves the best vocal teacher on youtube.

[@aragod10]

But... he's already a vocal teacher himself...

[@ulfrik7825]

@@aragod10 maybe he wanted to say "deserves TO BE CALLED the best vocal teacher on youtube" XD

[@Plafintarr]

To me, you are the greatest rock star of them all

[@chrisliepe]

Thanks so much for your kind words! I don't do Patreon but if you want to support me AND take your voice WAY deeper you can visit my website and check out my courses :) Just checkout chrisliepe.com

[@NelsonBlakeII]

Hey Chris, I've seen a lot of great vocal lessons on KZbin, but one thing really unique to you is how, as a guitar player, you've made the comparison to the human instrument. Usually when vocalists talk about tone, it's not the same as guitar players think of it. I now see, how character, percussion, tone, texture and dynamics are similar from vox to guitar. Thanks!

[@chrisrobson2203]

Probably the toughest lesson I experience is dealing with the way the wife looks at me when I'm making all these sounds in my studio or shower! I definitely need to develop a thicker skin or a don't give a s*** attitude about how I'm perceived by others.

[@chrisliepe]

Totally, that is the main prerequisite to a great voice. Stop caring what other people think and let it out!!

[@ratchet9868]

I had my first gig today, played it safe for the first song we did - sung it an octave lower. The performance suffered for it, i could have just gone for it but was afraid of two notes in whole song. Next time imma just say fuck it and go.

[@theophany1770]

ratchet9868 you could have the instruments tuned down maybe a half step. Bon Jovi sings Wanted Dead or Alive like this and still struggles with it a little. I’m singing it this way and my goal is to increase my range so I can sound great in it’s original key of D

[@ratchet9868]

@@theophany1770 i could, but we dont have the equipment to have seperate guitars and basses tuned down and tunung mid show can look very unprofessional. I just need to work on my mixed range as i can sing way higher but i have a weird gap in my range where i cant sing properly and i strain too much.

[@theophany1770]

ratchet9868 I hear ya. I’m just starting out trying to extend my range and singing songs outside of my range. Shinedown 45 is kicking my butt. Making great progress on Rooster and Man in the Box by Alice In Chains. Good luck in your endeavors!

[@hemantsingh5808]

This is hands down the best lesson on mixed voice on You tube. It explains exactly what I was doing wrong. I could already sing in the cat whine and yawn mix but now I am trying to get the bright chesty mix. Love it. Can't explain how good this lesson is!

[@minenkleadresse]

Finally I found a teacher that shows the sounds of the techniques!! Im jumping from teacher to teacher, but Im staying here! Thanks Chris Liepe! Great teacher!

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Awesome. So many singers try to bypass this middle area because it can be very challenging and involves the entire body and mind. You have to train to sing in this middle area, move in and out of this area, and to able to sit in this area. A perfect example of sitting in this area is singing the Chorus in Toto's "Africa." It took me a long time to get that one section reasonably consistent.

[@junaidesse]

With both techniques, cat sound and the yawny way, I'm able to get the gritty belts in both linkin park and slipknot songs. And reliably. Fucking amazing. Fucking amazing Chris.

[@stalinloo9298]

Man you're a genius I can't believe I have improved so much in just a short period of time. I already had some time singing, but I wasn't that good at thet moment of belting or putting a good tone, and thanks to you and your singing course I finally feel free while singing, and feel I'm actually improving, thank so much Chris, and I hope more people give you the chance to learn with your videos

[@junaidesse]

Breakthrough again! My God you are a gold mine sir, that keeps giving. I have bought your paid course but I want to give you more, for your work and heart. Unbelievable content. Love Chris. May you be well. You give others life.

[@michaelgingerich8250]

How to use your belting mixed voice to sing high notes like Sebastian Bach next please ? Songs like I Remember You and 18&Life. 😎😎 Love your videos man! Your amazing and helping me so much. Keep it up!

[@impressioned]

Yes! I want a vid on Sebastian as well 🤘

[@michaelgingerich8250]

Indeed. Fox. I just figured it would make a badass video. 🤘🏽

[@thesho-waz6702]

It was a little bit difficult but I completed this course. Always I had fun with his teaching. 😊👍

[@DerickBUrsua]

Thanks again Chris for another wonderful video lesson. I incorporated a ‘Robert-Plant-and she’s-buying’ to my exercise and i had the most comfortable g#4 the other day.

[@L2_Impart]

Finally, i can go upper than D5 without using head and sound like I'm dying

[@bryan39vs59]

This guy reminds me a lot of Devin Townsend when he uses his mixed voice technique. I'm starting to believe that you need to be bald to sing like that

[@chrisliepe]

Haha!

[@mohdaziziabubakar8556]

Ok, im on my way shaving my head clean..

[@aaronnelson6719]

Chris why are you so fucking cool. You’ve been a great teacher so far! Please keep doing what you do!

[@Mk-ki3lx]

This video may be 2 yrs old but this helped me discover and expirement with my voice and I found something new, this is amazing, thanks coach!

[@chrisliepe]

You're so welcome!

[@红牙4]

best vocal coach on youtube

[@MajicJonson]

Best teacher on KZbin by far

[@clea_cj]

Thank you so much for these vids chris. I've already got the foundation for my mix down, but this video has been so helpful to working on my tone.

[@chrisliepe]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sean_b_drummer]

You've really been nailing all of the stuff I'm working on lately, and it's been greatly helpful. THANK YOU! 🤘🏼🔥 Sliding up and down (legato style) on the scale is relatively easy. Now, how does one hit specific notes, say jumping by thirds. More like what happens in many songs. A great example I'd like to see you demonstrate is in the chorus of Alter Bridge's, Blackbird.

[@buggy627]

You have such an amazing voice dude

[@captaincalico1135]

A good way of adapting this would be to involve different vowels as you go through … so you get used to the feel of Vowel placement

[@thicbeauty92]

Thank you so much!! This is the video I have been searching for!

[@SukacitaYeremia]

I have a feeling that "Welcome to the Jungle" is a good song to practice this

[@chrisliepe]

absolutely!

[@SukacitaYeremia]

@@chrisliepe Oh Man, Led Zeppelin vs Guns 'n Roses. The revelations!

[@fahimmuchivocalstudio]

a bit late here today but I am gonna enjoy this video! sharing this with my singing buddies now on facebook :) like 58 from me :D

[@anton9690]

Very interesting lesson. Looking forward to start your course! Could you review the singing style of Matt Shadows (avenged sevenfold)? He uses a lot of belting + grit over mix voice. The Stage song could be a good example. Thanks for your awesome vids!

[@vestal9195]

Thanks Chris, I remember singing Alter Bridge songs in school and trying to hit high notes by using just my chest voice avoiding what (naturally) was mixed voice, but as I didn't know what it was, I quit using it. Now I feel confident enough to try it once again, thanks again for this approach!

[@chrisliepe]

That’s awesome! Glad to hear that! Here’s another video that you might enjoy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maDdloR3fr1nf7c

[@FirstNameLastName-sc2lm]

I paid SingingSuccess $190.00 for vocal mix CD training and NOTHING! NO RESULTS! Just a lot of big words and creepy whispering. -- CHRIS YOU ONLY TOOK 15min TO IMPROVE ME DRAMATICALLY!! THANK YOU SO MUCH.

[@chrisliepe]

hehe that's SO cool to hear!! If this video really resonated with you, consider checking out my full course (and about half what you spent on SingingSuccess :) www.mymusicalvoice.com/p/discover-your-voice/

[@JonnyJaneYouTube]

Hey, Chris, I love your videos for you really show the process of finding the feeling and sound instead of just talking. I wonder if you want your videos dubbed to russian. Not much useful info on rock vocals in russian, and many people here don't understand english enough to get what you are saying. If you are interested in subs or dubbing, I'm here for you

[@chrisliepe]

Jonny Jane interesting! What would this involve?

[@JonnyJaneYouTube]

@@chrisliepepretty much nothing but me translating your videos) we can try starting with me making subs to one of them (you choose which) If it works fine, we'll see what's next

[@ShubhamBedi]

My neighbors are gonna love me

[@mingglan2360]

U r great sir

[@chrisliepe]

Thank you!

[@Aseyona]

Hey chris, can you do a video about warming up before going on a studio session or a live session?

[@chrisliepe]

Great idea!

[@imranhelmi1319]

love your new intro

[@johndove343]

Hey Chris. Thanks for another great video! Do you think you could cover head voice development? I havnt been able to improve that on my own, especially range.

[@chrisliepe]

Good idea!

[@RoowRamona]

These videos are awesome great job chris! Thanks for this. What about one about how to sing like jared leto?

[@TheInuzuka666]

I really loved that song at 1:32. Is that a Chris's song?

[@chrisliepe]

It's just something I made up for the intro of the video :) Not a real song. Glad you liked it!

[@TheInuzuka666]

@@chrisliepe So sad, i really liked it. I was repeating that part all the time haha. Love your vids! You're helping a lot of people in their singing.

[@Campsub]

Este ha sido el video mas dificil de aprender, no porque no lo entienda, es que aqui se usa mucho el soporte, y como lo unes con tu voz de pecho, es dificil no tensar. PERO SIII SE PUEDEEEE, VAMOOOS, PRACTICE PRACTICE!!!

[@MyndMythos]

Chris I need help right now. When I try to do the warm-up, some notes start cracking and it just sounds very ugly where you can’t even tell what note I’m trying to hit. How can I fix this?

[@chrisliepe]

Let it happen... especially during warmups. The time for warming up is NOT ever the time to try and "hit" notes. See my videos on warming up on the channel :)

[@larslenard6725]

My range is E2 (D#2 on a good day) to e4 (f4 on a good day). I guess Im a low baritone but I can easily hit an f#5 in head voice reliably or a high G if I really push. I tried mixing looking at your video around g3 and onwards but I still sound very “heady” and Im not quite sure what to do....

[@chrisliepe]

Embrace the “run for the border” Chris Cornell sound to start with! From my mixed voice video. Stop thinking about what the pitches are. Just go for it without the mental burden of “can I hit THAT note”

[@arosonomy]

It may not be what we want. But that's whispy sounds all I'm getting lol Trying to smooth out the flip but it's obvious like a slide whistle

[@Naypa11]

Hey Chris, is it normal to experience fatigue in the larynx? I am not hoarse so to speak, and I can sing in chest and head fine, its just seems the larynx is too fatigued to assume/mantain the posture of mixed voice.

[@chrisliepe]

You should only feel fatigue in your lower abdominals. I encourage you to join my free course to learn how to focus on the right muscles! :)

[@Naypa11]

Hey Chris Liepe! Great stuff, got another question. So i've discovered how to do these two approaches, I'm able to get these notes from the transition from falsetto, head, and the chesty mix. I'm also able to transition from the two feelings of mix. With time, will it be easier to sing in this feeling? At times I can feel my neck not being as free as it should be because my support is unwilling.

[@chrisliepe]

Yes, it takes lots of time and proper practice, even once you start to understand the concepts!

[@kowal_blake]

In which video did You show the yawn mixed voice technique? I cannot find it

[@chrisliepe]

I actually cover this at length in my Discover Your Voice course.

[@jmerdsoy]

As soon as I go for the upward scoop, I crack. I can't seem to get up there unless I slowly ascend from the bottom of my range. I also seem to be able to get a better mix when I get above the high G - B range. Am I weird?

[@veryhairylarry1036]

nice

[@Greatlakeskyle.]

Hey Chris I have a video idea that I would greatly appreciate if you could cover. I want to learn how to polish and double track two vocal tracks together kinda like Chester b and how he recorded vocals for example like breaking the habit chorus. Or whatever tips you have that would get me a little closer to it.

[@chrisliepe]

great idea!

[@Greatlakeskyle.]

Chris Liepe I know that kinda deals half with what DAW you use and half how you lay down vocals but I really appreciate whatever advice you could lend. Thanks for all the free helpful techniques no one on here does it like you.

[@jackmighty2215]

whats the song at the beginning of the video called??

[@arnolddimailig1926]

Hi bro can you teach a cover song Open Arms please..

[@disturbed4everluke]

Great stuff as always ton of production value and interesting approaches. How do I know if I'm in a mix or a belt? I can go up to a c5 consistantly and on a good day a c# or d natural. And it doesn't hurt I mean sure if I just sang 50 c#5s in a row I'd experience fatigue and some strain but I can sing high for hours before any fruggyness comes into my voice. Do you think I'm in mix? I feel a ton of resonance on my face and a very high ring...if I sustain and move my tongue I hear whistle notes like tuvan throat singing. If I push higher than a d I however it does turn into vocal fry screams. I can sing down to a2 g#2 consistantly if that let's you know where my belt should end. I'm happy with my voice I sing in 3 little bar bands but I want to know if I'm missing something. I can sing something like show me how to live with a very chesty strong loud b4 over and over without strain. Thanks a bunch in advance

[@justinstorm]

Hey Chris, I am subscribed to the free your voice course, the second video, I can't seem to access, it says 'coming soon'.

[@chrisliepe]

check your email Thursday and an invitation should be there for the 2nd video. Check your spam/junk just in case it made it there.

[@justinstorm]

@@chrisliepe You were right, I just found it in my inbox. Thank you.

[@ozanberkkaya151]

Is nose flesh affect belting and mixed voice? I cannot breath normally.

[@6hypnone]

Feels like that 'middle' voice resonates a lot in the sinuses. I've always had all those 3 (chest, middle/mixed, head). When I'm loud there, it like...vibrates in my sinus area. However, still cannot go between or change them w/out a 'break' sound. Even though i can, like you, make some of the same pitches in both. Plus, I cannot make the middle, or I guess mixed, very loud. Or not as loud as chest. I cannot feel what I'm doing wrong :(

[@chrisliepe]

It takes time and practice and patience! Don’t give up. :) Keep at it and you’ll keep seeing results. (Have you checked out my free vocal course yet? I think you’d appreciate it a ton. It’s linked here in the description of this video.)

[@6hypnone]

@@chrisliepe Already done! Unfortunately w/the lockdown, I'm never alone to practice!

[@tron600]

Danielle M play the lesson while you drive around in your car, it’s the best place to practice :)

[@ferdiannugraha1150]

hi, im trying to do the cat sound, i can do it right, but sometimes when im in mid area, i feel fry in my voice that is very annoying

[@chrisliepe]

Let it happen. It’s ok as long as it doesn’t hurt! Don’t try and force anything :)

[@kingjames3591]

When I do the whole dying cat or yawn for the mixed sound. It’s just not clear. Those fry sounds are there and I don’t quite understand why. Is there anything I may have done that caused this?

[@chrisliepe]

It might be that you're relying too much on your neck without knowing it Have you taken my free vocal course yet? this'll help you dial in your energy!

[@kingjames3591]

Chris Liepe I just signed up the other day and will be doing that any time I can. Thank you for the reply.

[@MusicMan121]

1:40 Dude on the left won't let me hear what dude on the right has to say.

[@pallina06]

Ciao Chris. spesso ultimamente quando provo a cantare una canzone, ho sempre l'impressione che mi manchi il fiato o che non sia a mio agio. ma non perchè la canzone sia particolarmente difficile.. ma perchè da quando ho cominciato a prendere lezioni, cerco di rispettare la corretta respirazione ecc ecc e non mi sento a mio agio, ho paura di sbagliare e sbaglio... che consigli puoi dare in questi casi? grazie!

[@chrisliepe]

Hi Chris. often lately when I try to sing a song, I always have the impression that I am out of breath or not at ease. but not because the song is particularly difficult .. but because since I started taking lessons, I try to respect proper breathing etc. etc. and I don't feel comfortable, I'm afraid of making mistakes and I'm wrong ... what advice can you give in these cases? thank you!

[@chrisliepe]

I think, given your struggles, that my free voice course would REALLY speak to you where you are at! You can follow their link in the video info of this video and you’ll get the course delivered to you by email! See you there :)

[@pallina06]

@@chrisliepe thank you! i'll do

[@Gilly999999]

9:50 reminds me of a hyena D: Cool animals

[@pedrokoury1352]

Fabian Gilson Perhaps you have just come up with the name of the exercise!

[@reigaming7564]

can i ask… how to belt and squeeze our diaphragm?😢

[@chrisliepe]

Check out my video called “how to belt” and then join the free course linked in the video description! :)

[@briarrose7016]

Your voice is like a mix of Jimmy Gnecco (kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6OyfoN3Zb5jo5o) and Adam Lambert and it's a bit freaky! In a good way. I'm going to use this video to help with projection, I feel like I can't project anymore on so many notes.

[@ratchet9868]

First?

[@JohnFuckingDoe]

So you're saying sounding like a dying cat is good while singing? By that logic, I'll be a superstar

[@chrisliepe]

Haha!

[@rrsepicchannel7194]

Hi Chris, my 6 year old son discovered your MJ videos and now is learning techniques to sing through you. His favourite thing to do is make garageband tracks, he is a real music lover and you are helping him to discover and hone his musical ability. THankyou so much for inspiring him further. Much respect.

[@repita21]

3:03 (dying cat sound) 3:21 5:00 5:22 (belting sound) 6:00 (belting sound with added dying cat sound) 7:09 , 7:45 , 8:24 (going up with no goal pitch, still dying cat) 8:40 11:35 * 12:06 * 12:23 12:50 13:32 * sensation of belting happening like ball in front of mouth with either ugly mix sound (blend them together)

[@mileeye1409]

Man.... I don't see anyone explaining better than this man right here... Best lessons ever

[@citizen6610]

I love it when you use words like imagen, energy, force and feeling. That means that you can visualize what you are doing, and doing a damn good job teaching us how to do it. Thanks 🙏🏼

[@coldmoonlight6361]

7:08 - 7:52 In that moment, I was suddenly playing The Legend Of Zelda - Ocarina of Time.

[@Juwuancho]

Where I should start? I don't have any idea of singing...

[@chrisliepe]

Start with my free voice course. It's linked in the video info below the video player on KZbin!

[@Juwuancho]

@@chrisliepe Thanks man, I'll do it :)

[@tigermccarthy359]

Love these lessons. Do you have anything planned for clean singing? Also any lessons on how to correctly pronounce vowels and consonants?

[@chrisliepe]

Yes! Check out my Jeff Buckley video and my After Screaming... Clean Up Your Singing! :) thanks for watching

[@MyndMythos]

Hey Chris. I’m starting to get better at developing my mixed voice. I’m now able to hit notes more frequently rather than something I’ll only hit once in a while. However, they still sound a little strained and is still in the process in sounding more powerful. I came back to ask about the mixed voice warm-up. I found that using the “yawning” method working a little better for me than the “dying cat” one. I wanted to ask do you recommend I stick with using the yawning method for my warm-ups or is it better to still use both approaches? I also wanted to ask through time, will those stained high notes become more comfortable for me to sing to the point that I can reach even higher notes later on the more I push through? I know it might sound a little silly but keep in my mind I never took my singing seriously until just under a month ago. However, In just these past few weeks, I’ve learned and improved so much just from watching a lot of your videos already. Keep it up and I wish you the best, Chris. I don’t know what would happen if you weren’t around to inspire people to sing at a faster rate. I would also love to have a shoutout from you for my progress in my singing by singing the song “Your Love” by The Outfield from now (which I recorded an awful snippet of me singing it) to how I’ll sound a few months later. Again, thanks for everything Chris 😌😌😌

[@chrisliepe]

Always practice as many approaches as you can while being intensely introspective with your practice sessions!

[@ryanvalen2774]

Love that sound man, very Jeff Buckleyesque near the end gave me chills!

[@matheusdeangeliferraz4019]

man unbelievable how identical to chest voice that is! amazing chris, once more showing a technique i was searching for since i was 15 years!

[@chrisliepe]

Happy to help!

[@kentreap]

Epic. As always

[@Gott6666]

I don't get it. Dying cat and yawning takes place in the back of the mouth/throat whereas belting takes place infront of the face. Right? So how to blend that?

[@propergunjah8726]

I discovered my mix in the beginning of my adventure with singing but I have no idea how to use it other than singing rolling in the deep by Adele on my better days. On my worse days horse won't let me hit the note on: aaaaa aaaa aaaallll. 😆

[@charlita25]

Lol 😂 “dying cat 🐱 mix “

[@quwane]

1:33 WOW So freakin beaootyful

[@lenkakralickova7933]

I can sing in a way of the dying cat, pretty high tones and it sounds strong :-) but how to make it a nice tone and colour in a normal non-rock song? 🙂

[@terribleligadelmal4541]

we need a a how to sing like Russel Allen from Symphony X

[@sjkotey5265]

How you take the self shame away so simple yet so geniously. Thanks Chris. You make me having fun making music again.

[@dominikotocan1348]

Hey Chris, I have a few suggestions for your "how to sing like..." videos. Bon Jovi, especially their older stuff like Santa Fe, Miracle etc. Nothing More (Johnny Hawkins), I especially like their This is the time and I'll be ok songs. Black stone cherry has some interesting distortion or grit or something, I can't identify it correctly. Songs like Born to die, Change, Me and Mary Jane are good examples.

[@aragod10]

I LOVE YOU. YOU HAVE MADE ME BELT A CHESTY D#5!!!!AND THE BEST PART IT DIDN'T EVEN HURT A LITTLE!!! THE KEY ALL ALLONG WAS ADDING COMPRESSION TO MY ALREADY WELL DEVELOPED HEAD VOICE

[@musicval7462]

Hey I'm new in singing since two months. I'm beggining to grow my head voice, because I have a really underdevelopped one, do you think once I'd have developped a better one, I would be able to mix higher ? my highest note in head voice is C#5 and I struggle to do it, but my highest belt was A#4 2 days ago. Is it possible to grow head voice to like E5 or G5 ?

[@jamesscrbacic9948]

how about a breakdown of Jeremy Jordan?

[@pedrokoury1352]

Man I didn't think it was able to teach so well the way you do, through your approach. It's so intuitive and centers around feeling alot, which I love. I had never heard the terms cat (or dying cat) or yawn before your videos, so thanks!

[@jasonbediako2144]

Hey Chris, just to clarify, let’s say my highest comfortable chest belt is an E. I’ve tried to compensate for higher notes with a mix, however, the most comfortable lowest note in my mix register is a B, anything lower is likely to crack. So is this the video intended to bridge that gap to hit the notes between the E and B powerfully without strain?

[@chrisliepe]

Yes, this video will help with that!! Also, you can check out this one for more: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpDam6hvg9qgpM0

[@SydiusVideo]

Thank you

[@benjohnson7823]

I often break when doing the rise upwards using the second method. Am I doing it wrong or have I just not exercised the muscles enough?

[@chrisliepe]

Victory favors the patient! :)

[@afterrockradio1328]

this makes so much sense ...best lesson so far !

[@jagshrapnel]

Great channel! Could you do a video on the screaming/crying sound Prince does? Like on Purple Rain, Darling Nikki, It?

[@cncshep]

1145 just bad ass bro :-)

[@SaturnineXTS]

Holy cow, I'd kill for those beautiful high notes : c

[@6hypnone]

I find when I'm at top of my chest voice which is quite loud, and I switch to what I think is mixed, there's substantial drop in volume. Higher mixed voice I feel that resonance in my nasal area and it's ok. But that lower mixed is quiet. But a high chest almost makes me cough, like maybe I'm pushing too much or shouldn't even be trying that. So I end up in this quiet mixed w people liking my singing, but saying I'm too quiet. And it defines me it seems. And I hate it. For instance, sans the overhyped whistle and melisma, Mariah seems all chest... I never hear a break when she sings (esp in the 90s). Is she just blessed with that ability?

[@chrisliepe]

You’re probably switching to a supported head voice rather than mixed if there is that much of a volume drop.

[@6hypnone]

@@chrisliepe well what I'm perceiving as my actual head voice is def in a diff place in my throat than this. Perhaps I'm some kind of mutant!

[@emkstr]

Is there anything wrong with using chest when you have the pick of either based on your range? Obviously the key is developing a usable mixed voice, but I unlocked my mix about 15 years ago and still don't like it. I occasionally do get pulled chest, which I know is the big problem people have when they won't use their mixed voice, but generally I'm not doing any pulling.

[@chrisliepe]

As long as you can do it sustainably and without competitive tension, you're good to go!

[@yousaf653]

When I practise mixes voice exercises, but my voice still flips into falsetto at f4#. What should I do? I've watched ur video on mixed voice but my voice always breaks at the passagio no matter what I do

[@chrisliepe]

Keep experimenting! You’ll get it! Have you got the dying cat sound?

[@Advanceyourenglish5]

Chris Liepe the same happens to me but at G#4

[@yousaf653]

Chris Liepe I can't do the bright sound and take it up. Sometimes I can, but most of the time it'll flip into falsetto or I'll lose the cord closure. Even if u try hard to keep it

[@robertmonthe9750]

Isn’t bad , strengthen that falsetto and make it a beautiful clear middle voice by coordinating your chest voice in

[@lifewithabel7654]

feel my love by Adele is an example of where you can use your head register. “ I know you haven’t made your mind up yet , but I will never do you wrong” instead of belting that line. Try using your head voice and cross over to chest. This does take a lot of practise and it will expand your vocal range.using chest voice for belting can be really bad in the long run and you can damage your voice.

[@raffleis8568]

Chris, in this video, are you using your vocal compression?

[@chrisliepe]

Yes!

[@sage_morei]

Jared Leto & Jeff Gutt please:)

[@chrisliepe]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fonLnJKgmZmtjcU I’ll add Jeff to the list :)

[@michaelvalentine5019]

I did the "dying cat" thing and now my cat is freaking out!

[@chrisliepe]

Mine does that too :)

[@MikeBeats]

Man for me you are the best vocal coach in youtube 👌