Struggling to "Find" Your Mixed Voice? Watch This Video.

I'm just going to put it really simple for you you really only need to worry about chest voice and falsetto okay so what's chest voice and what's falsetto in case you don't know well chest voice is the voice that I'm speaking in right now it's it's can be very soft like this but it can be very loud yelling at you use chest voice is you're basically your speaking voice your yelling voice that you're calling out voice that you're like hey what's going on that's my chest voice this is my chest voice it's basically chest voice is your real voice the voice that you use your real voice your full voice um falsetto is this voice that you use when you're speaking to a small animal hey hey when you speak when you imitate Mickey Mouse ah or you speak to a small animal hey what's going on basically that's falsetto but falsetto can also be strong too it can be yeah it could be that as well but that's still falsetto it's just louder and stronger okay so basically you've really only got those two like techniques to or registers as they really called vocal registers chest voice falsetto they're the real ones you're really gonna train and um well you might you might be thinking okay well what about these other things I've heard about what about head voice mixed voice all of those things are included in chess voice and falsetto and I'm going to explain so firstly let's talk about mixed voice mix voice is the big thing that you're going to see on the internet you're going to see like oh you know the secret to the high range is mixed voice you know you gotta the reason why you're straining in chess voice is because you're trying to take chess was too high and you've got to find your mix voice I'm gonna say this mixed voice is a really well developed chess voice okay now why do I say that because at First You're Gonna feel like your chest voice sucks you're gonna feel like you you hit a wall and you get stuck you strain you've got this thing called a vocal break vocal break is that area where you feel like your chest voice just hits a wall and jams up and then you have to ah and flip to fall Center and go higher that's a vocal break and everyone on the Internet is going to say things like oh you know you gotta you gotta try to smooth the vocal break and transition into they're either going to say your mixed Voice or your head voice they'll see those two but let's just talk about mixed Sports first as you develop your chest voice more you're gonna get your chest voice to the point where it doesn't get stuck it doesn't jam and you can just take it really high and you you can do it loud you can do it medium you can do it softly and you can just go all the way up to your high range without a break or anything like that oh once you can do that people are going to start telling you that you're you're in mixed voice they're going to start saying hey you've got a great mixed voice well actually it's just your chest voice and you just develop your chest voice and the and this is all mixed voice is the way you get mixed voice is by developing the chest voice and learning how to take it up higher and making sure that doesn't strain or Jam or get stuck or anything and once you can do that people will call what you're doing mixed with so mixed voice is just a well-developed chest voice that functions really well and could go into the high range doesn't Jam Up Mix voice is a chest voice right and the reason why it's important to differentiate that is because the way you get a mixed voice is by training chest voice it's not by trying to train some other voice or anything like that so okay so you don't have to find some you don't have to find your mix or find some other voice you just go to learn how to develop chest voice head voice that's an that's a funny one head voice actually has two different definitions depending on who you talk to and so this is where it gets confusing the first definition that most people use now when they say okay you go into her voice they're actually talking about falsetto right they'll say but that but they they will say they're not talking about falsetto but they really are so you know they'll go like ah chess voice ah what I just did there was I went from chest voice to fall Center okay people will say oh you went from chess voice to head voice okay well then if that's head voice what's falsetto then and then they'll say well head falsetters this ah it's it's really weak and Airy but head voice is ah it's like clear and bright actually they're both the same sound it's just one's more developed than the other so if I go Ah that's a weak undeveloped falsetto and ah is a more strongly developed falsetto uh people will call that head voice but really it's still falsetto okay now why is it important to to differentiate that well if somebody says go to head voice and they say it's not falsetto but it really is falsetto then it confuses you because it makes you look for this other voice that doesn't exist right so really what I'm doing there ah is just nicely developed it's just developed really well and strong um still fall Center now some this is where it gets a little bit frustrating sorry I'm out of focus here um is that some people will say oh well you know if you keep going from chest voice to head voice it will build your mix voice this won't happen okay it will not build like a a it won't that won't become chest voice okay that won't become ah it won't become chest voice right so that falsetto is falsetto chest was chest voice now it doesn't mean that falsetto is not usable or helpful it can be but it won't somehow like grow into chest voice all right so that that's that's that you know you got your chest voice which is the same as mix Boys you've got head voice which is the same as falsetto now there is another definite definition of head voice out there and that is actually a different it's not falsetto it's this so what am I doing there well I'm doing I'm taking my chest voice up some people would say I'm going to mix voice and then some old school people say you go in the head voice now we just talked about head voice being falsetto well there's another definition of hair voice where they're actually saying when you stay in chess voice and go high they call that head voice okay are you getting confused yet that's why I don't use these terms okay so because it's confusing so when you take your chest voice up like what I just did there and it doesn't strain doesn't get jammed up they're going to call that either mixed Voice or they're going to say it's connected head voice um one of those those things so let's just get rid of all of that stuff what I really did was I tucked up my chest I took my chest voice up it didn't strain didn't get stuck that's really what I did I didn't go to a different voice chest voice and we got falsetto um and so those are the real terms that I want to really get across to you if you want to learn more click the link Down Below in 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Channel: Phil Moufarrege

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Length: 7min 14sec (434 seconds)

Published: Mon Feb 13 2023