Unleashing The Mix Voice - Transform Your Singing Forever - Tyler Wysong

[@ambientskai]

Holy shit. I think this is it I think this is the piece I was missing. All others were saying its something to do with the soft pallet, but going from E to A and then rising on the A into the soft pallet, I almost did it. This video is being saved, and this is being added to my daily practice. Thank you

[@anthonyspirlark]

Thanks!

[@tylerwysong]

Wow thanks so much 🙏🏻

[@PunkOffice1]

I bought "The Four Laws of Vocal Technique" and it was absolutely worth the money. The lessons are ridiculous and weird which actually make it fun! You can feel the sensations that you're "tricking" us into achieving with those exercises so its instantly rewarding. I run through all of them before lunch then again after lunch. I've only started this 6 days ago and its made a MASSIVE difference. I can sing all of Def Leppard - Love Bites. I could never do that before even with straining. I can also sing Frozen - Let It Go without having to push myself for the high notes. They just happen as easily as the low notes. I actually paid for 10 private lessons months ago with a local teaching school here in Melbourne and they were useless (no mixed-voice techniques) and cost a lot more than these lessons.

[@tylerwysong]

Wow! I am so grateful to hear this!! Keep up the amazing work!

[@PunkOffice1]

@@tylerwysongAny tips on adding rasp to mixed voice would be great. My fry is inconsistent. Sometimes I can add it to the high notes, sometimes its not there. Sometimes its there and I can't go back to clean (which sounds like I've damaged something)

[@bobbymarchesso434]

Where did you go, Tyler?! Come back! LOVE your videos and thank you so much for your instruction. The techniques that you show to be able to get into mixed and head voice and so helpful and simple....

[@tylerwysong]

Thank you for the kind words! I apologize for the lack of videos recently. My teaching schedule has been insanely busy so something had to give. 🙏🏻

[@bobbymarchesso434]

@@tylerwysong Totally understand. Paid instruction beats creating free content every time. Good to hear that you're busy doing you. Your courses are still available though, yes?

[@tylerwysong]

@@bobbymarchesso434 i appreciate you understanding! Yes absolutely all of my online courses are still available! They can be found on my website here: tyler-wysong.mykajabi.com/store Please feel free to reach out to me via email at [e-mail] if you have any questions. Thanks and Merry Christmas!

[@bobbymarchesso434]

@@tylerwysong Thank you and Merry Christmas to you!

[@mik1533]

That D5 holy moly

[@mrswagg22music]

just practice up and down the scales and it will be a breeze!!!

[@cupidok2768]

When I open my mouth do the slide it's a lot harder because the air pressure is different and it feels like all the air is leaaking out.i dont have enough air and i cant push down and get over the bridge

[@CANTsee_cartr]

slowly but surely i will find my mix

[@tylerwysong]

Of course you will!

[@messiah-lo5vm]

watching a tenor teaching others to sing in mixed… im jealous of you, must admit, the tone is perfect. no tenor no sweet highs (relatively).

[@daniellimarapino]

That was REALLY helpful! Muito obrigada from Brazil! 😊

[@Islamicsongs313]

Great video Tyler. Thank you

[@tylerwysong]

🙏🏻

[@FrancisNewman-j5k]

what a voice you got! i love your channel man i’m gonna be trying it out!

[@FrancisNewman-j5k]

and a great ending thank u for sharing your knowledge i never thought about the questions i ask myself im always thinking about the answers!

[@michaellang8224]

Great video, Tyler. I printed those same in images from Ken’s book (after you sent me the link) they’re hanging in my music room now. The exercise in this video is very helpful, I will make another short clip so I can practice daily with you (once lesson a week is not enough)… I mean, I’m sure it is but you know me , all or none. I’m obsessing daily over getting this mixed voice down.

[@tylerwysong]

Amazing!

[@kolored5]

I hope this works even for baritones like me

[@tylerwysong]

Totally will. I learned it from a baritone. It worked amazing for him.

[@kolored5]

@@tylerwysong wow that's a great news! I wonder how much can I go higher with mixed voice, B4/C5 maybe?

[@tylerwysong]

If you are a true Bass then that would be very difficult, but if you are a baritone then you could do it. it might be challenging to sing songs that constantly live up there like Journey or Bruno mars, but you could sing up there for sure.@@kolored5

[@cstkch37]

​@@tylerwysongI'm actually a bass that learned mix through your videos but it's not always consistent. The struggle I have now is when I get sick, I have to relearn it. I have five kids so that doesn't make it easy haha

[@tylerwysong]

@@cstkch37 yea I feel that!

[@djhaughey1]

"...Where strength meets fluidity..." YES! Another great video!

[@tylerwysong]

Thank you!

[@YourLocalStrawberry22]

Thank you so much!!

[@tylerwysong]

Absolutely!

[@Guitand1178]

Hello Tyler, I'm making some progress with my mix voice now, but can you briefly try to explain how to get some compression to the voice, as one goes higher (tonally)? It's like the air kind of escapes unhindered - hope it makes sense - cheers from Denmark

[@artur2773]

Hello Tyler :), do you anticipate any christmas discount on courses? Best regards from Poland!

[@tylerwysong]

Yes absolutley! Shoot me an email over at [e-mail] And let me know what course you want and I will get you an early coupon code.

[@truescalerecordsphilgilchrist]

HE HIT THE DESK🤩 great video!

[@tylerwysong]

Thank you!

[@SalmanAli-lp6nz]

how to come over the flip if you have a flip/falsetto voice?

[@jeffreymeyer1191]

Is this what Elvis is doing in Heartbreak Hotel? Also does he transition out of mixed voice when he goes lower or does he stay in mixed voice? My voice is somewhat cracking when I go down. I feel like my mixed voice isn’t a meaty at Elvis’. Mine sounds closer to falsetto though it’s not. Also it’s much more quiet. To get the mixed voice more meaty, does this require some muscular development?

[@musicayterapiaxd]

I need online classes with you

[@tylerwysong]

@@musicayterapiaxd if you are interested in studying with me email me over at [e-mail] I have one spot for my two month plan open (8 lessons) the price is $1075 I’m looking forward to potentially getting to work with you.

[@lorraineburke-shapeupafter50]

❤❤Thanks so much.

[@ΝικόλαςΕμμανουηλΜπαμιατζογλου]

Could you please make a video on how to find head voice? I've been having a pot of trouble with it

[@stebolian]

Just yawn

[@robloyst4514]

What’s the first thing to kinda learn to not move the head while singing high notes. Like if I mute this, I would never visually be able to tell you are singing high.

[@TheNextBestMove111]

You a very smart man

[@kannachthemusiclover2869]

I try to do this but my voice always flip and crack unless I pull my chest which is obviously not a correct way to do it.

[@jtv7459]

I sing in mix but i struggled the i & u vowel

[@far1ander]

Funny thing: If I try to “mix” chest and head voice - I get both audible (chest and falsetto simultaneously, like two voices in unison)… 🙁

[@smnewc]

How loud are you singing? These arent super resonant right? Should we rely a lot on the mic?

[@chrischeng6431]

Hey Tyler, When it comes to high tongue dorsum/tongue fronting, does it also involve raising the larynx a little? Because I have started to think that raising the larynx is not as unhealthy or inefficient as some sources claim (such as SLS). On the contrary, it seems to help us produce higher notes more easily.

[@tylerwysong]

It definitely gets you away from the dopey sound!

[@chrischeng6431]

So, can I safely say that raising the larynx does not mean I am using the extrinsic muscles to sing? @@tylerwysong

[@tylerwysong]

@@chrischeng6431 Well I don’t know that I would go that far. I don’t think it’s that simple. As long as what you’re doing sounds good and feels good then it is good. Make sure it feels sustainable and repeatable!

[@ricardoshillyshally4593]

Hi Mr Wysong! Greeting from India! I visited your website and saw that you only have 2 month classes. Is there any way to pay monthly rather than every 2 months?I wish to take classes with you for the foreseeable future and hopefully for a long time, but I do not have the funds available to pay for 2 months, and it would be much easier to do so monthly.

[@tylerwysong]

Hey Ricardo, please email me over at [e-mail]

[@igotbit9454]

which voice course of urs should i take if i'm a complete beginner. im having trouble deciding.. thx!

[@tylerwysong]

Hey I would recommend you go through the Vertical Voice Academy course because it’s very well rounded with lots of exercises that are perfect for beginners. Here is a link with a built in discount in case you end up wanting to get it: tyler-wysong.mykajabi.com/offers/dTye2GLr/checkout?coupon_code=VVAJAN Please feel free to email me at [e-mail] if you have any questions. Thanks.

[@zam7z20]

Make a video on how to listen a song as singers i find it no where

[@MsLCalli]

wow!

[@krissyphero]

For me it feels like there's two kinds of mixed voice: 1. pressed which people usually associated with belting (e.g. Justin Bieber singing a G4, Aj and Nick carter from Backstreet Boys singing their high notes, Steven Tyler screaming, Spongebob laughing), and 2. Flow phonation kinda like what you are doing (I think that's what you call it?) singers like Calum Scott, JC CHASEZ do that. There's a certain sound quality texture to these two things and feeling I feel. The first one feels more nasally like when you plug your nose in a swimming pool not letting water in or even when you're being carefree and "drunk" being loud and the 2nd one feels like the area in the back of my mouth stretches and adjusts kinda like a sphincter 😅 Also the first one feels like what my voice defaults to when I speak really high whereas the second one like yours really needs lots of training and mental training as well. Also, first one feels more limiting in pitch whereas the second one can take it higher and higher much more easier without force.

[@tylerwysong]

Yes totally agree with all of this!! Yes JC Is a great example of an amazing mix voice for sure!!

[@william91786]

I signed up for the free blueprint, but I wasn't directed to any videos. Anyone else have this issue? It showed up in Promotions folder if anyone else has this issue.

[@tylerwysong]

You will be emailed the videos over the next few days! Make sure you check your promotions folder. If you still don’t see them please email me over at [e-mail] And we will get it figured out. Sorry you are having trouble!

[@william91786]

@@tylerwysong Thank you! It showed up in Promotions folder. Looking forward to trying the techniques :D

[@tylerwysong]

@@william91786 Ok great!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@GingerWaters]

I’ve been developing strong falsetto by playing a ”lip-trumpet”, a kazoo resonator made from lips. That allows me to sing wide range, but the falsetto gap is still there. If I sing with words, it becomes yodling, playing around with that falsetto gap. It is also good skill to learn to make octaves or fifths with that gap. Now I started write own songs, and realized, that I can include all good ecercises into my songs.

[@kiddasupremo167]

may i ask if this is what bruno mars is doing🤔

[@tylerwysong]

I would say so, yes!

[@iinotnadiesszzx0300]

Hello, i can belt, but i pull my throat

[@Mike-ye6sl]

If you pulling throat,and you're voice feels tight and stressed, uncomfortable, you're voice won't last long

[@ronrobbins2737]

Great super-informative stuff from "the Master," thanks and I'm deciding which instructional course of yours best suits me. But please please Tyler (LOL) not "Roxanne," arguably Sting's worst songwriting example-though-he's-brilliant-of course. Imagine that "song" done acoustically with just chordal instrument backing . . . ugh. May I recommend for you instead, Michael MacDonald's "I Can Let Go Now" for instance? kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoSQqWyVat1-jsU

[@tylerwysong]

Ha! No worries! i will consider singing Michael MacDonald next time. i have always been a fan of his voice and music.

[@jeffreymeyer1191]

Is this what Elvis is doing in Heartbreak Hotel? Also does he transition out of mixed voice when he goes lower or does he stay in mixed voice? My voice is somewhat cracking when I go down. I feel like my mixed voice isn’t a meaty at Elvis’. Mine sounds closer to falsetto though it’s not. Also it’s much more quiet. To get the mixed voice more meaty, does this require some muscular development?