I take weekly lessons with Tyler and this man has my voice seriously rocking and feeling healthier and stronger than I ever though possible. This stuff works. The sky is the limit - thanks for what you do, Tyler!!
It helped me!!!! In my case it's not as perfect as it could be yet, it's a huge step in my vocal journey. Practice is truely the key! Thank you from Poland!!!
Hi Tyler. Thank you so much for your amazing exercice. I have been working my mixed voice for 2 years and this exercice works very well with me. (sorry for my bad english) :)
Oh dude this is absolutely brilliant! I remember watching SSTV video of Shelby Rollins doing this exercise but she never got in depth like you did here so thank you so much for talking about this exercise in depth! Will give this a go once my wisdom toothache goes away. Been dealing with wisdom toothache for the past couple of days so I haven't been singing cause of it.
Oh Dude that videos exactly what i need so far! I am struggling with this things and trying to find balance resonance in the middle of my range it's really helpful ! Thanks again!
@@tylerwysong hey Tyler love your videos, Im missing this piece of info to get into my high mix. Tonally, what do each of the 6 vowels modify to? is in up high you sing ah but tonally its oo. cheers
I have a question: Is it a problem that I still belt during performances when I try to develop mixed voice and I've couldn't do it yet? I thought maybe my voice can't get used to the cordination when it's still belting all the time I'm singing full songs.
Ok seriously... so.. you are getting into an NG arl ch of the tongue.. then you are dropping the back. This is opening this space/track behind the lifted tongue. You also talk about when you go up... to feel it is opening up through the top of the head and down below the tongue. This sounds like you are moving that arched tongue much more forward. The reason I am obsessing on this is EVERY teacher says I have a "swallowed tongue". they did the hold your tongue and sing and lots of other strange things. but you seem to be REALLY playing around in this same space that no teach really fixed on me. So... this is FASCINATING!
that's interesting for sure. i have been able to get those overtones for awhile and just thought it was cool. but i stuggled sounding like you with that free sound. i feel like i can augment my chest with some head resonance and that allows me to get up to around a d5 with a ton of power and not that much strain...but it's never sounded free like yours where it just seems like you can go higher and higher and the onyl thing that changes is that it gets headier ( like whne you sang the "when a man loves a women" all the way up at the eb5") when i go up to that level if i lighten it up it cracks or i have to push to the point where it becomes uncomfortable. i feel pretty decent about my voice because i can go from about a g2 to a d5 in a strong appealing sound...but up above that b4 or so there is more push and less freedom than i'd like. i hope i can find that extra head resonance someday! lots of other teachers teach it like the 80s hair metal sound which i can kinda do but to me that just sounds like really compressed head voice. yours so clearly has that connection to your chest. if i get some money i might have to try hard to get some lessons with you.
Thanks so much! Yes you will get it. I did not always have high notes like I do now. Lots of practice and open mindedness have led me to feel like I can sing as high as I want. I'm still a work in progress though too! There is always another level whether it be technical or stylistic. This is why i love the voice so much, it seems you can never exhaust it's possibilities. Keep working at it and you will get it.
Dude you amazing..🤘🏼... I’ve been trying to find an accurate exercise n concept to develop the mix voice... but couldn’t really find it being explained so gud in a single video... you’re doing a great job man... love and respect from India..✌🏼... keep up the gud work
Hey Tyler, great video! I seem to have a problem with root tongue tension as in a lot. I've already looked at your video for singing without tension, but I cant seem to make it go away. Do you have any specific exercises to target root tongue tension?? And is there supposed to be a little resistance when you press up underneth the soft spot jaw or non is it suppose to stay completely relaxed throughout the entire range? Best regards Nicklas
Hi Tyler,thanks for your sharing, but when i do the ng sound ,my vocal cord will get a little tired not for too long,its normal?wish for your answer,thanks again
Hey Tyler, your videos are REALLY helpful! But I don´t understand one thing: I can get the first formant on the second or on the first harmonic in one register, e.g. in head voice. It only depends on the vowel (ah/oo) and it does not depend on head or chest voice, I´ve tried this in Voiceprint. Does this fit to your theory? THANX for teaching us so much!! Oliver
Yes!! you are opening a can of worms here! I'm finding that registration has a lot more to do with how we perceive sound so as long as you are amplifying the first Harmonic no matter the laryngeal mode it will sound like head voice! Really interesting stuff and a whole world of discovery there.
@@tylerwysong Silly me, I should've known haha. But do you then tune to these harmonics according to the vowel? Like would it be a good idea to practise maintaining vowel couplings in the higher range involving the second formant?
@@CorneliusHDybdahl It depends, I mainly allow the vowel to dictate which harmonic will be boosted, for example for an "Ee" vowel it wouldn't make sense to tune the second formant to the 3rd harmonic in fact it wouldn't sound like an "Ee" at all anymore. So my answer is it depends.
@@tylerwysong right but I meant is it a good idea to practise maintaining the same formant coupling for a given vowel across different pitches in the upper range? Like suppose an /i/ had an F2 around H7, would it be a good idea to tune F2 such that it couples strongly to H7 for /i/?
Dear Tyler, I'm from India. I wanna book a lesson but everytime I open the link that you've provided, It shows page can't load. It's been more than an year of me trying to get my mixed voice.I've watched tons of videos on mixed voice but still can't find it. Don't know what's wrong with me. Hope to get a reply soon! Please help
Tyler my voice has gotten better! maybe someday I will upload a video of some covers I do and who knows? maybe you can give me some advice....lol. Thank you so much for giving us all these tools to work on our singing skills!
I take weekly lessons with Tyler and this man has my voice seriously rocking and feeling healthier and stronger than I ever though possible. This stuff works. The sky is the limit - thanks for what you do, Tyler!!
I really appreciate the kind words!! Thanks so much!!
It helped me!!!! In my case it's not as perfect as it could be yet, it's a huge step in my vocal journey. Practice is truely the key! Thank you from Poland!!!
Yes absolutely practice is so important! Thank so much!
Hi Tyler. Thank you so much for your amazing exercice. I have been working my mixed voice for 2 years and this exercice works very well with me. (sorry for my bad english) :)
Oh dude this is absolutely brilliant! I remember watching SSTV video of Shelby Rollins doing this exercise but she never got in depth like you did here so thank you so much for talking about this exercise in depth! Will give this a go once my wisdom toothache goes away. Been dealing with wisdom toothache for the past couple of days so I haven't been singing cause of it.
Oh Dude that videos exactly what i need so far! I am struggling with this things and trying to find balance resonance in the middle of my range it's really helpful ! Thanks again!
So happy to hear that!
@@tylerwysong hey Tyler
love your videos, Im missing this piece of info to get into my high mix. Tonally, what do each of the 6 vowels modify to? is in up high you sing ah but tonally its oo. cheers
Thank you for making your videos short, sweet and straight to the point -- and for making everything easy to understand for neophytes!
Absolutely, thank you!
Damn Those overtones!
Crazy right!?
I have a question: Is it a problem that I still belt during performances when I try to develop mixed voice and I've couldn't do it yet?
I thought maybe my voice can't get used to the cordination when it's still belting all the time I'm singing full songs.
How did I miss this video! Damn dude that's a good exercise, straight into an effortless yet full sounding a4 with this.
Ok seriously... so.. you are getting into an NG arl ch of the tongue.. then you are dropping the back. This is opening this space/track behind the lifted tongue. You also talk about when you go up... to feel it is opening up through the top of the head and down below the tongue. This sounds like you are moving that arched tongue much more forward. The reason I am obsessing on this is EVERY teacher says I have a "swallowed tongue". they did the hold your tongue and sing and lots of other strange things. but you seem to be REALLY playing around in this same space that no teach really fixed on me. So... this is FASCINATING!
Awesome tip! Tyler is a Vocal Coach you can definitely trust!
I appreciate that! thank you my friend!
that's interesting for sure. i have been able to get those overtones for awhile and just thought it was cool. but i stuggled sounding like you with that free sound. i feel like i can augment my chest with some head resonance and that allows me to get up to around a d5 with a ton of power and not that much strain...but it's never sounded free like yours where it just seems like you can go higher and higher and the onyl thing that changes is that it gets headier ( like whne you sang the "when a man loves a women" all the way up at the eb5") when i go up to that level if i lighten it up it cracks or i have to push to the point where it becomes uncomfortable. i feel pretty decent about my voice because i can go from about a g2 to a d5 in a strong appealing sound...but up above that b4 or so there is more push and less freedom than i'd like. i hope i can find that extra head resonance someday! lots of other teachers teach it like the 80s hair metal sound which i can kinda do but to me that just sounds like really compressed head voice. yours so clearly has that connection to your chest. if i get some money i might have to try hard to get some lessons with you.
Thanks so much! Yes you will get it. I did not always have high notes like I do now. Lots of practice and open mindedness have led me to feel like I can sing as high as I want. I'm still a work in progress though too! There is always another level whether it be technical or stylistic. This is why i love the voice so much, it seems you can never exhaust it's possibilities. Keep working at it and you will get it.
I can confirm that one is really great!!!
Yes!!!
Dude you amazing..🤘🏼... I’ve been trying to find an accurate exercise n concept to develop the mix voice... but couldn’t really find it being explained so gud in a single video... you’re doing a great job man... love and respect from India..✌🏼...
keep up the gud work
Oh wow thanks so much for such kind words! I am so happy you are finding my videos valuable!
Hey, this is another great video I have watched from you. I will start putting it into practice. Thanks so much.
Nice! Love it Tyler!
Thank you!!
Thank you! ❤
The best
Wow thank you!
you are amazing,bro! greatings from ukraine
Thank you1
Hey Tyler, great video!
I seem to have a problem with root tongue tension as in a lot. I've already looked at your video for singing without tension, but I cant seem to make it go away. Do you have any specific exercises to target root tongue tension??
And is there supposed to be a little resistance when you press up underneth the soft spot jaw or non is it suppose to stay completely relaxed throughout the entire range?
Best regards Nicklas
Hi Tyler,thanks for your sharing, but when i do the ng sound ,my vocal cord will get a little tired not for too long,its normal?wish for your answer,thanks again
Hey Tyler, your videos are REALLY helpful! But I don´t understand one thing: I can get the first formant on the second or on the first harmonic in one register, e.g. in head voice. It only depends on the vowel (ah/oo) and it does not depend on head or chest voice, I´ve tried this in Voiceprint. Does this fit to your theory? THANX for teaching us so much!! Oliver
Yes!! you are opening a can of worms here! I'm finding that registration has a lot more to do with how we perceive sound so as long as you are amplifying the first Harmonic no matter the laryngeal mode it will sound like head voice! Really interesting stuff and a whole world of discovery there.
You mentioned the second formant is very important for the mixed voice. What do you do with the second formant? Do you tune it to the third harmonic?
Depending on the vowel it will boost either the 3, 4, 5, or even occasionally the 6 Harmonic.
@@tylerwysong Silly me, I should've known haha. But do you then tune to these harmonics according to the vowel? Like would it be a good idea to practise maintaining vowel couplings in the higher range involving the second formant?
@@CorneliusHDybdahl It depends, I mainly allow the vowel to dictate which harmonic will be boosted, for example for an "Ee" vowel it wouldn't make sense to tune the second formant to the 3rd harmonic in fact it wouldn't sound like an "Ee" at all anymore. So my answer is it depends.
@@tylerwysong right but I meant is it a good idea to practise maintaining the same formant coupling for a given vowel across different pitches in the upper range? Like suppose an /i/ had an F2 around H7, would it be a good idea to tune F2 such that it couples strongly to H7 for /i/?
Dear Tyler, I'm from India. I wanna book a lesson but everytime I open the link that you've provided, It shows page can't load. It's been more than an year of me trying to get my mixed voice.I've watched tons of videos on mixed voice but still can't find it. Don't know what's wrong with me. Hope to get a reply soon! Please help
So sorry the link isn't working for you try this one,
tylerwysongmethod.com/shop/
Or you can email me at bookingtylerwysong@gmail.com
Thanks
So physically you lower the soft palate?
Only temporarily but yes.
2:19 2:50
yeah singing is cool and all but how did you produce that motorcycle sound at 1:52? riddle me that tyler =p
Hahaha I will never reveal my secrets.
Tyler can you please smile a little in your videos . I feel you're a little bit intimidating
Ha this is actually really good feedback! I'm working on it!
Tyler my voice has gotten better! maybe someday I will upload a video of some covers I do and who knows? maybe you can give me some advice....lol. Thank you so much for giving us all these tools to work on our singing skills!
Yes absolutely, upload something!