the Opposing Ways to EXPAND your RANGE (easy way to find mixed voice)

[@chrisliepe]

Learn to use the muscle positioning and support necessary to build your own, flexible and expressive mixed voice. Join my free course! chrisliepe.com/free-your-voice/

[@thiagopena3258]

Hey Chris, which of these musical styles that start with B is your favorite: ABC Mouse, Britney Spears, Blink-182, Bullet For My Valentine, Beastie Boys, Bizaardvark, Blur, Bring Me The Horizon, Butcher Babies, Bon Jovi, Bone Thugs N Harmony, Billy Joel, Billy Idol, Boys Like Girls, Bob Marley and Barry White.

[@thiagopena3258]

Hey Chris, can you pick your favorite style please?

[@veenoir1991]

Welcome to the video, where we get to hear chris talk like patrick starfish.

[@AtomizedSound]

He’s done that in other videos too…part of the exploration with a low larynx

[@johnpochologaviola7361]

one is patrick, the other one is spongbob/squidward mix

[@Langley_Ackerman19]

Hahaha accurate AF! 😂

[@J_Rock_]

Lemongrab as well

[@BoonXBane]

ahh yes. The Patrick Mixed Voice and the Spongebob Mix Voice

[@NTCHuy]

Just watching this guy make weird noises is enough to make my day. Not only that, it is also very useful to find your own voice.

[@KEPSAGAMER]

"Is this a chris liepe vid on mixed voice?" "No! This is Patrick"

[@ChangtseQ]

Skip all the video and just go to 6:26 thats all you need to know.

[@datalteamofficial2940]

😂😂

[@TheAlam0]

Watching this made me want to try this right now but im in the middle of eating breakfast. Thank you Chris for the great examples!!

[@shredgod6394]

You’ve explained this concept numerous times. But this is probably the best one. Shared to all my friends who like to sing.

[@KiddosKudos]

This is the best explanation and very applicable approach for entering the vocal mix, both for pop and rock songs thingy. You're a very good vocal coach Chris. Well done! 🎉🎉🎉

[@AlidLB]

so basically patrick's voice vs spongebob's voice

[@chrisliepe]

Hehe. That’s a good way to look at it!

[@stenmartens7179]

lmao it's funny because its true 😂😂

[@MichaelBizaare]

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[@mauricehoss4402]

Thank you Chris, I’ve actually just unlocked my mixed voice, feeling super free now! 😌😤

[@zip753]

This is brilliant! I've finally had a chance to experiment louder and I feel like I've learned a new way to mix with the lower placement, this is fantastic! I never imagined that I can lean on the lower resonance more without strain, but with more projection. I also find that it made me open my mouth wider and that added stability to my transition. Aaaaand it even helped me find a consistent way to get into the fry scream (I think) which just feels like a different way of going into the mix now 🤯This is an amazing gateway, thank you so much, Chris!

[@BrokenHeadphones]

As always, high quality material just in time I need it, nice!

[@homelanemusicworks3335]

another killer one man, thanks a lot, great perspective

[@Nobody_24157]

Awesome video Chris! I think the Bruno Mars technique is probably the most useful to learn all around. It ensures that your tone will sound pleasant to listen to throughout your range. It’s also easy to balance your voice and hit higher notes using that technique. The other tone is very useful for adding variation and things like grit which makes you sound more interesting.

[@raefvn]

Love your videos, man. . I feel free

[@raefvn]

My voice and self confidence has levelled up!

[@KimCruzes]

Never leave us sir

[@cathysnider8717]

Wow Chris fantastic comparison and instruction. Definitely a watch again and take notes video. Super useful Thank you 🙏✨

[@oskari3659]

Distorted high pitch singing is the one that I can't quite nail yet, otherwise I can sing very high and this video explained very well why. So now I guess I will be practicing the Sam Carter type screaming over Burn the Witch lol.

[@Amante_de_la_Reina]

With the 'Tom's approach' ou use your light mix voice and it really differs. Still you said about it and it is really can be used, but more chesty mix is often sounds better.

[@constipatedlenny2544]

Didn’t know Chris could pull off Patrick and SpongeBob impressions.

[@zinflaneur]

I've been struggling to find my fry scream due to having been trained to sing in the yawny position (bruno's example) so with this I finally understand what is mainly the problem

[@LichtenfelsAndre]

Klasse, Chris! Danke für dieses coole Video. Beste Grüße aus Deutschland 👋

[@HeraWinER]

Great video per usual. Thank you, Chris.

[@hugsie-music]

This is absolutely amazing

[@whatevsimbulletproof]

Thank you!

[@-breakofdawn-]

so helpful, thank you so much!

[@jamesrara]

loved this one. Sometimes going into that dirty -YEEEAAAAAHHHHHHH- hurts a bit, or gets me feeling scratchy. I try to do that mixed voice high approach with Greta Van Fleet (singing like Josh feels close to impossible) but that's the only way for me to get up there haha

[@nullifier_]

I need a Chino Moreno example of this

[@OkizemeMaster]

Thanks for the video!

[@mocha7024]

M shadows voice placement is very nassaly on city of evil, would love to see you breakdown the wicked end!!! super nasally lol

[@norbertprebeck2024]

Super!

[@ErikWiliamCruzDelgadillo]

You should do an analysis of Hyde's voice from the bands Larc en Ciel and The Vamps. He uses a lot of resources and approaches in his singing.

[@-Lelouch-vi-Britannia-]

Hi Chris! can you make an analysis on ''Asphyxia'' by Cö shu Nie. Love your videos:)

[@arinamartens6858]

Please make a video reviewing vocals of Landon Tewers from The Plot In You, I haven't found a single video about it, and he's an extraordinary singer! You can take their banger "Feel Nothing" as an example, or something more new and wild like "Forgotten" or "Don't Look Away". Also their "Swan Song" album is reeeally good. For me, his semi-distorted vocals is the most interesting one, like "So sick of backing down that I might just spill it all..." lines in "Feel Nothing" song. Thank you a lot!

[@megarockfreak]

I have a best friend who sings many times at my home and we both have much fun with it and your videos. but the one question is that her teacher says she doesn't have a mixed voice which I don't believe. She is a soprano. But the teacher says that's not bad that she doesn't have a mixed voice. But she can belt very high. Aretha franklin respect is a song she can sing. And also almost the higher notes of Dimash's sos. What's happeining? btw She doesn't train her vocal break that much. I think... I ask this to help her.

[@chrisliepe]

It would be completely fair to say that someone who has not trained "mixed coordinations" does not have a mixed voice. Mix isn't a register in and of itself, rather... it is a set of trained muscle coordinations that allow you to blend or mix your head voice and your chest voice! So what she is saying is accurate for her, but she could go down the road of training those muscle memory positions into her voice and then she would have a mixed voice. Hope this helps!

[@megarockfreak]

@@chrisliepe Thanks for the fast response. I'll look into that and don't try to push anything. It looks like she still has to discover the advantages of the mixed voice. Although her high belted notes are absurdly relaxed in her full chest voice, I'm sure with the expension of her mixed voice she will have more colour in her voice. And It will even sound more agile in the future and more freeing.

[@yello4433]

chris you should check out RIB:Yuhki, he's absolutely nuts

[@Githian]

I think I've done most of this subconsciously, but useful video nonetheless.

[@johnpochologaviola7361]

sometimes its hard to know for me to identify if im in head voice or mix

[@chrisliepe]

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[@aarondavisish5868]

My problem is I can't seem to keep my larynx down as I go higher with Burno Mars Style. Even when I really try to focus on maintaining that yawning feel my larynx still ends up going way up.

[@philn6350]

Yep. Same.

[@insanejughead]

Yo, Chris! I've been following your channel and advice for just over three years now, and I have one major concern that ALWAYS happens with my voice. I have a problem with mucous in my airways. It manifests even worse when I'm doing cardio at the gym, but when singing from low to high, I can feel where it is constructing my ability to sound and feel "open". Hot water and a hot room work the best, and anything allergy medicine related is spotty. Any advice on this?

[@HeraWinER]

Following because I have the same thing. Mine is silent reflux, might be worth looking into.

[@lei5072]

Exactly my problem too...

[@diannheto]

Sir, thankyou so much. Can you make vocal tutorial For singing in bridge, i have litle bit strugle when I try to pronounce " E" like " we" she" and other words

[@beehype46and2]

Comment for da algorithm Streak count: 416

[@peaceachen4603]

hi chris , can you do a vocal analyse video base on an indonesian singer named ' judika ' ... tq .. hehe

[@Weiers7466]

I seem to keep falling down vocally. I'll take singing super serious and eat and drink accordingly, but when I get good and comfortable, there's this arrogance that comes over me that makes me feel unstoppable. I'm not sure if because of the arrogance I push too hard. Maybe I slip out of technique without even realizing it until it's too late. So with all that said, how can I overcome this vocal arrogance and do you struggle with it too?

[@summermuse2013]

PLEASE DO AALIYAH!!!!!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@sportmaniac10]

Chris! I need you to stop making awesome videos!! I’m tired of being taught proper technique and saying thank you

[@Xinbaset]

FAR MORE ACCESIBLEEEEEEEEEEEE 👹

[@breakalegfpv9532]

Bruno with curlers hurts my soul.

[@Memu_]

Why?

[@veenoir1991]

​@@Memu_ cuz he's a beautiful mf lol

[@Memu_]

@@veenoir1991 But why would that hurt their soul?

[@veenoir1991]

@Memu_ well they could mean it makes them sad. Kinda pearl clutchy. or all gushy..like when you see someone who just does that cuz how cute they are. ever hear stuff like "he's so cute it hurts"?

[@Manu-c5q]

hey man, you should listen bomber by tatsuro yamashita, he is a great singer and guitarist

[@mahdiof_tube]

Master, is it possible to change the type of voice with practice? (e.g. baritone to tenor)

[@chrisliepe]

No it’s not, but voice type isn’t as limiting as you might think. See my video on how to sing higher as a baritone!

[@mahdiof_tube]

@@chrisliepe thanks a lot

[@maulaahmad2542]

Can you analyze shaun munday please?

[@TheBcoolGuy]

Thom's nae Yoker man. He dun't belong there.

[@Angela_Fleming]

😎💕

[@jacobc5957]

2:15

[@valtryudin6591]

Everytime he goes high like that, he sounds so much like Chester Bennington

[@BloodyShedProductions]

Please react to Today I Saw The Whole World by Pierce the Veil

[@einbenutzer17]

Chris Cornell- sunshower please ! 😅

[@dezbop9809]

Came in at a 100views

[@beback_]

Given how Thom Yorke totally lost his voice by his mid thirties, we probably shouldn't imitate his technique.

[@chrisliepe]

There are lots of reasons people lose their voices. And plenty of other vocalists who utilize the bright brash sound to get into a mix voice. Bruno also uses this technique from time to time. See his most recent release, die with a smile, his big high sigh going into the instrumental.

[@leevannavarro8882]

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