MIX VOICE WORKOUT FOR GUYS (Build Mixed Voice in 10 Minutes/Day!)
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Thank you Spencer. It's a day later and what a difference in how I'm doing your mixed and advanced mixed for men today. I already have your SINGING IGNITION course on my list of things to do. Thanks
Funny thing is that when he says you got it I feel like yeah nice I got it wowwwww!!! Great lesson!
Amazing! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Wonderful lesson and the “feedback” is nice too. Feels like an actual lesson!
This is a great lesson! Thank you for sharing!
Man, this is amazing, you are a fantastic teacher. Thank you so much for this!
Wow, thanks! Glad you liked it!
This has helped tremendously lately. Thank you! Being an advanced singer already it never hurts to work on my mix voice!
Great to hear! Yeah mix voice is something that we can always work on and maintain.
Thanks Spencer! You are awesome! Thanks for making these videos! They are really helpful!
My pleasure! It’s so good to know they were helpful 😊
practicing this. this is really a great lesson. Thank you Spencer :)
Dear Spencer, your work shall be rewarded. 🙏
Thank you kindly
Was looking up mixed voice videos to help figure mine out, and i think i just found my new favorite vocal warmup! Honestly it felt like it fully warmed up my voice and got me in touch with my mixed voice far better than anything i’ve tried in the past. Gonna be revisiting this one a LOT, I can tell.
I discovered this set of workouts recently and I really love it. Main reasons are:
a: No "story teller bullshit" talking
b: straighht into the matter with no waste of time
c: Spencer is guiding you in efficent way simply with some short guidance comments
I will keep doing this for a few month and it will improve my singing
Such fantastic info Spencer! 👏🏻
Thanks so much, Hannah! I appreciate that 😊
I absolutely love this
So far the only video that works for me for mixed voice, ive been practicing with this every day for the past couple months, and I can feel and HEAR my progress!!
That’s fantastic! So happy to hear this
love love love this video. perfect length and hits all the right beats for me. definitely gonna be coming back to this one most days, thank you!!
Fantastic! What would you like to improve in your singing?
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio i'm trying to get myself used to tapping into my head/mixed voice since for as long as i could really remember ive just been pulling chest. that as well as expanding my range and solidifying what i've already got - my absolute highest is a D5 but it has very little power so im hoping to improve that!
That's really important! Feel free to book a coaching session with me if you want to accelerate that process:
www.spencerwelch.com/lessons/book-now/
I have trained along with several of your workouts. I like your approach. My impression is that you have a way of adding subtle details that other coaches miss. Things like " with a cry" or " keep it bratty" ....These different phonations for me personally seem to help strengthen and explore different areas of mask resonance. This gives me not only strength in my mix but allows for expression and tone beyond the note production itself in a relaxed way. I cannot express how much this seems to help. God bless you, brother
That's great to hear! I always appreciate hearing how these workout have affected people's voices and lives. Glad to help! Keep up the good work!
Thank you! I recently found my mix and I’m enjoying exploring it very much ❤
Wonderful! What kind of music do you sing?
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio mainly musical theatre and pop
Thank you so much! It helped me a lot!
You're welcome! What would you like to improve in your voice?
Thanks for this, and the dopy etc funny faces/styles really help to bring out the types of voice!
You're very welcome! Glad it helped
Thank you Spencer. Love the Nays. I swear by them for gaining range.
You're welcome! And yeah, NAYs are one of my favourites too 💪
Hey man, it's been three months.. how is it going?💪
Amazing ! The lip thrills really helps. Thanks !!
Great to hear!
I Just started getting into singing and your channel was the best
Oh I'm so glad you like it! What style of music do you like to sing?
Love these lessons ❤🙏💪
Glad you like them! What would you like to improve about your voice?
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Great Video, thank you very much!
Glad you like it! Let me know if practicing along to the video helps your range get higher and easier.
Amazing videos!
This is great. Short but effective - I use it daily. Thank you, Spencer!
I love hearing that! What would you like improve to in your voice?
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Looking to overcome some breathiness when in mixed and head voice.
Really important goals for a singer to have!
❤in 15 years trying to learn about head voice, this is the first time I managed to know what it is. Even better, I cn finally claim to have a head voice❤thank you so much..what it is better..best thigs in life come for free. 🙏
I'm glad you've had this discovery of head voice
Thankyousomuch🙏🏽🙏🏽🤘🏾🤘🏾🤟🏿❤️
You're so welcome!
thank you for this ！ Love from China！❤️
Thanks for watching! What style of music do you sing?
Really useful video. Ever thought about uploading audio of excersises to Spotify would be super handy! 🙂
Thank you. That's a great idea!
When he says now you should be in your head voice and I'm like "I've been in my head voice since the second scale". How can I change this?
From the first scale, the top one or two notes move into what is commonly the mix voice range for most men, while the lower notes are in chest. But as the scale modulates upward you should be allowing the notes in the middle of the scale to move over into mix voice and eventually head voice, as need be.
There are a lot of possible reasons why you might be moving into falsetto or head voice early. Some could be health-related and others could be just developmental, but I don't feel comfortable guessing.
If you don't already have a vocal coach, you can get help about this very issue by booking a 20-min trial lesson at my studio here:
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Es una Bendición haver encontrado a un Buen Maestro de este Arte tan Dificíl que es el Canto, Luciano Pavarotti decía que se necesita siete vidas para cantar ala perfección, Gracias Maestro Spencer,
Me agradece que le gustó el video
Thank you, Spencer. Great work out much appreciated. Love the hair.
My pleasure! Glad you liked it. The hair! 😂 💇♂️
I'm grateful for your training, thanks to you I get improved everyday, you helped me so much
Wow, so happy to hear that!
Thanks for this video, I've been doing this video along with the general mixed voice workout and head voice! It definitely feel like it's gotten to hit notes I would have not been able to hit otherwise. I just had regarding tone and developing a "beautiful" sound. When I'm singing, to me it sounds like I'm just speaking but changing the pitch for each word at rather than sing. Do you have any exercises/tips to help develop solid tone?
You're welcome, I'm glad this workout was helpful. I'm a firm believer than a free, natural sound that is rooted in your speaking voice is a beautiful sound. Stripping away unnecessary tension and clutter will uncover your true voice. If you would like some personalized guidance about developing your tone, feel free to book lessons with me here:
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Love it!
So glad! Which exercise worked best for you?
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Not sure which one worked best, but I've been doing them to this video daily for almost 2 weeks now and my mix voice feels really good. Got some compliments from my vocal teacher as well.
@@duktf4ke that’s wonderful news! Keep up the practice 💪
How do you ensure that you are getting it exactly the way it should be do we have to feel anything within our body
Spencer when the next video! Miss your new video. Hope you’re well
Pls make more videos for us 🤗🤗
Hey Spencer, Good day 😃. While doing this routine, as I go higher in the scale, I either have to squeeze myself, kind of yell and try so hard to keep up (I guess that's wrong. Isn't it?) or if I don't do that, and go on without forcing, my voice gets really shaky and windy. At some point, voice won't even come out🥲.Is this problem natural? Is it ok?
Thank you ❤
This is a great video man. Thank you! I was just wondering though, I’m quite a high tenor, does this go high enough to work on my mix?
Thanks! I'd have to hear you and work with you to know how high your mix extends, but for most high tenors, their mix is E4-G4 and their high mix or full head voice is A4-C5. Some of these exercises go as high as C5. Feel free to book lessons with me or join my course Singing Ignition to get a vocal program tailored for you.
Thanks Spencer! I've really been enjoying your videos! I have adapted this and the head voice work out to my daily routine! The nay works for me like a charm without any issue no matter the time of the day or my physical state but for some reason the gou and mum can be a hit or miss. Often in the morning I have a ton of rasp even when I'm not pushing too hard but when I come back a few hours later or again in the evening or even in some cases even from the start of the day everything is a lot smoother and I have no issues whatsoever and feel very comfortable throughout the whole work out. I'm confused about how this works and why I'm struggling sometimes and smooth sailing other times. Is it a lack of control / understanding what I should be feeling out or could it be that I am doing something wrong or is it just the fact that my voice is not warmed up enough yet? Maybe this is a complicated question to answer but I thought I'd ask anyway :>.
I'm glad you're enjoying the videos, Calum! Unfortunately, it's impossible for me to say for sure what's going on in your voice without hearing you and working with you in a lesson. I would just be guessing.
The most likely options are: a) you aren't warmed up when you wake up. The muscles in your larynx have gone lax as you slept and need to be activated once you wake up to build tonicity and fine control or... b) you have some sort of vocal health issue like acid reflux or dust mite allergy that beats up your voice while you sleep AND/OR... c) you lack the automatized coordination to efficiently close and vibrate your vocal cords on back vowels like OU and UH. It could be one or a few of those issues all at once.
If you continue to struggle with this issue, I suggest you get checked by an ENT doctor for potential vocal health issues that might be avoidable. The rest of these options are only alleviated through practice and proper vocal hygiene.
You can always get more personalized advice by booking an online trial lesson at my studio here:
spencerwelch.com/ko-trial-lesson
All the best!
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Thanks for getting back to me with your detailed response Spencer! I haven't experienced bad raspiness since the days leading up and after that day fortunately but I have had problems with acid reflux in the past! I think I am improving at doing the exercises though and getting better control over my voice! I've also signed up for a trial lesson with Ko this weekend :>. Looking forward to it!
@@calumecs Oh I’m so glad you’ve booked a lesson with Ko. He’s great!
I’ve struggled with acid reflux in the past too. Make sure you get the medical assistance you need for that. It makes a difference! Also those hooty GEE and GOO exercises can really help rehabilitate vocal cords burned through reflux.
after a year you are still replying to all comments. that's dedication
Yup, every last one. And thank you 🙏🏻
thank you :))
You're welcome! What about your singing would you like to improve?
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio yes
Not just for guys. (rename as low voices?) I sing alto in a small choir, 1st or 2nd, can remember parts and have a reasonabke range but break, and also maintaining low notes can be challenging. This workout has been great for working on the break. I also like another video describing as colours, and the visual of the wedge.
Thank you!
Glad you like it. Of course, I'd have to hear you to know, but altos are very rare (I've taught 12 in 26 years) so if you truly are one, that's amazing. However, odds are that you actually are a mezzo with an extension in your low range. In what notes does your break/passaggio start?
I've been doing this workout daily for about a month now and I can already feel some amazing progress in my voice! Thanks a lot! I do have a question though. I can get almost all of these workouts with relative ease through the whole range, but I can't seem to hit mixed voice in the "bratty nay". I end up either staying in pure chest voice or directly breaking into pure head voice. Does this mean I'm doing it wrong or is there something specific that I still need to work on?
Work on your chest voice more
Gooday sir! I have a concern about the transition from chest to mix, I kinda get the hang of it, it was smooth but what I did was chest - kinda like falsetto mix - head voice, was that right? cause when I use my full voice from chest to mix it just sound terrible TvT
Thank you Mr Spencer! I have a question, how long would practicing this take for me to have a strong enough mix voice to sing a high song? Like It Is Finished by Jimmy Needham which goes up to around G4
It's a great question, but unfortunately, there are too many variables to predict the answer: how experienced or inexperienced you are with mix voice, how often you practice, how perfectly you practice, how healthy your voice is, how many good and bad vocal habits you begin with, how much natural feel and intimacy you have with your voice, among other factors. My best advice is to begin where you are and enjoy the process, improving along the way, rather than trying to predict a finish line.
The “guh” sound was very hard for me however the “ney” sound was a piece of cake, does this mean my chest voice is thin enough and my falsetto needs to be brought down right???
It would be very helpful if you told us what these exercises are doing for us specifically. Like this specific exercise enables you to do this better.
For these videos, I prioritized providing a workout that singers can practice with everyday without thinking about it too much. If you are interested in diving in deeper to why and how these exercises work, I suggest you subscribe to my program Singing Ignition, where I provide tailored workouts to you every two weeks plus monthly live trainings with members. In my videos and these webinars, we dive deeper into vocal technique Here is the link to learn more:
www.singingignition.com
Is there any way to know I'm doing it right? Sometimes I feel like I can't tell
I had been able to sing mixed voice up to D5/Eb5 before I got COVID. Now G#4/A4 is my highest mixed voice. For any notes higher than that, I cannot control my vocal cord and my voice shifts into falsetto. Idk how to approach the higher notes so I found this exercise. I have no idea if it would help but I will try.
Did it help?
What is the benefit of the lip trill over just humming? My face starts to get tingly after less than a minute of doing this. Bratty nay makes my throat really tense :(
Pls do exercise mixed voice with diagprahm
I think i saw beyonce watching you as she prepped behind the scenes for her renaissance tour in the movie that came out late last year!
What?? In the movie Rennaissance? I haven't seen it yet. Do you know in which scene?
I do this exercise every day it’s enough for create my mix voice?
Please do a vibrato lesson
hi Spencer ! great video ! ive been working on your video everyday religiously about 5 months now and my mix is improving slowly but surely . in an event if one is unable to lip thrill temporary , is there any alternative to lip thrill ? thanks in advance :)
Sure, there are tongue trills, straw phonation, humming, etc. All SOVT exercises do a similar thing, but each also has a unique angle.
Hi Spencer,
Great exercises.
Should all the excises apply with cry tone and pharyngeal resonance?
Not necessarily. Start by using it when I include it in a specific exercise. You can try it with other exercises, but ultimately, the goal is to be able to sing the exercise without an unfinished sound.
I'm loving this video, bookmarked. I have a question, I still have a break into head voice and if I push my chest more I feel somewhat of a tension, is it normal? Should I just keep practicing and the break will smooth?
Also, on a good practice schedule (once or twice a day) how many weeks does it take on average if done correctly?
Unfortunately, I can’t say for sure without hearing you and working with you in a lesson. In general, pushing up your chest voice and tightening your voice will just make your break worse. Instead, try to transition a bit earlier into your mix voice.
Have you seen this video about breaks?
How to Erase Your Vocal Break ruclips.net/video/I_w549666r0/видео.html
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio yes I've seen the video and I loved the Brad Pitt easter egg haha. On average, how much time do your student with correct practice take to develop basic mix voice?
@@AlexDicy It really depends on several factors including previous good or bad habits and vocal health. Some find something in one lesson with me and others might take a few months if they have strong habits or unhealthy vocal cords.
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Thank you very much
Is it normal for it to sound gritty when trying to hit the notes when not pushing?
Hi and thanks for this great video!
I have a question: during each exercise should I practice with full voice or voice with airy falsetto quality/head voice?
I am not sure if I am doing it right and with the "airy" voice I don't have troubles. I hope I was clear enough!
Thank you!
You are welcome! When you practice these exercises, aim to sing them at a medium volume from low to high notes. So try not to get louder as you go higher or breathier. Remember that full voice is not just your chest voice. It is chest voice transitioning to mix voice transitioning to head voice as you ascend. Listen to my demonstrations for direction.
That being said, it is common for the higher notes to start out a little lighter and "hooty" at first, because they are undeveloped. It's ok to begin this way, but slowly aim for them to reach that medium volume that your lower notes are starting at.
If you would like to get personal guidance about your voice, you can book a 20-min trial lesson at my studio here:
www.spencerwelch.com/ko-trial-lesson
Or you can sign up for my new program SINGING IGNITION where I listen to your recorded voice and choose a singing program personalized for you:
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Thanks for singing along! So which exercise do you feel was most effective for your voice?
The Gou one helped the most for a smooth transition into mix!
@@rasamasala Fantastic to hear! The OU vowel is powerful when it comes to acoustically tuning the mix voice.
The lip trill and tha gou!! Connecting everything to the feel of the exercises have made singing easy for me. I just have a question. So when I've been singing in mix for a while. My head voice goes away. Is that normal for beginners when starting off? Like will it eventually get stronger on its own?
Thank you so much for these great exorcises! Whats with the lift up your cheeks? Why is that?
Picking up the cheeks helps the lips stay floppy and easier to trill
Between Head voice and chest voice
Which of the two of those voice i can use to reach middle or high notes?
Chest voice for lower notes. Mix voice for middle to middle high notes. Head voice for the highest notes. Eventually all smoothly blended together. Watch this to learn more about mix voice:
Finding Your Mix Voice ruclips.net/video/DzXkKKPPQ1k/видео.html
Hi Spencer, I find the 1.5octave exercises rather challenging and flip into falsetto very early. Is there something I should work on before trying these mix exercises? Thanks
You could try this video to work on smoothing out the break:
How to Erase Your Vocal Break ruclips.net/video/I_w549666r0/видео.html
Feel free to book a lesson if you need more support:
www.spencerwelch.com/lessons/book-now/
I'm a tenor with more shouty tendencies in my speech than natural speaking and a chesty belting voice far stronger than the current mixed voice I have right now. Even though I was able to follow along with every exercise properly, is it normal considering my vocal tendencies to have a passagio area that is really quiet?
Often when our muscles have memorized approaching middle notes by pulling up chest, it's hard train them to do something opposite like mixing. I'd have to hear you to know for sure, but you might have to practice mixing twice as much as pulling chest to see things swing in the mix direction and build up that coordination.
The first exercise i found that works for me. Practicing everyday with Spencer’s vids now
Awesome to hear! Feel free to book private coaching or subscribe to Singing Ignition if you want to really accelerate your progress!
Great exercises!! Thanks for sharing them! I have a question, what's the difference bewteen the cry sound and the bratty sound? I mean, whar effects do they produce in the vocal chords? Thxs!!
Thanks! Without getting into the details, both the "cry" and the "bratty" sounds help bring the vocal cords together, but the "cry" tends to do this with more depth in the voice.
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Thanks a lot for the clarification! :)
Can you do one for vocal tone plz
Thanks for your suggestion
When i sing nay, I'm laughing so hard🤣😭🤣🤣
HI Spencer, thank you so much for your posts. I love this one but can't figure out where mixed voice is for me. I seem to move into falsetto and can't tell the difference. I've watched all of your mixed voice videos but still can't figure out how not to go to falsetto. How does one do that?
It can take a while to develop your ear to hear this. Watch this video to hear the difference between falsetto, head voice, and mix voice: ruclips.net/user/shortsnKpcCctvgV8
I'd have to hear you and work with you to know what you're currently doing and what you need to do. Feel free to book lessons with me or subscribe to Singing Ignition: www.spencerwelch.com/lessons/book-now/
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Spencer, that short video was really really helpful. Now I understand why I couldn't figure it out. The demo showed me that I'm getting more skillful in all of the. It was super helpful to hear one note sung with different voices. Bravo. I look forward to having a session with you some day. thank you
@@neilbonavita8623 glad the video helped clarify things a bit
its so hard reading all the comments of people succeeding bc it’s dawning on my that i will probably never be able to mix 💔 i’ve tried everything and it just isn’t working
Honestly mixing is a subtle thing that many people won't find solely through a RUclips video. It took me years to develop it because I had a lot of strong habits. You probably need one-to-one private coach to guide you into it. Let me know if I can help.
Hey Spencer, I’ve been doing these exercises and head voice exercises for maybe 2 months, but there is not that much of an improvement. My voice sounds very airy. And when I try to sing a song, I always have to do these warmups. Unlike before puberty where I could just sing a song from start to finish with no struggle (especially Bruno Mars songs). But I also think it’s because my voice started changing in August of last year. I’m 15 at the moment and I remember you saying somewhere that it takes years for the teenage voice to develop. What do I sing for now then? Do I just lower the key? I can sing songs in lower keys but it just doesn’t hit the same as the original key if you get what I mean.
Yeah, if you are six months into your voice change, it doesn't surprise me that your voice is still airy and adjusting to its new size. I've seen some guys take 6 months to a year to start seeing some progress, and after that, if you are getting the right training and feedback, things slowly start to get easier. It's about a 10-year process for the male voice to completely settle, which doesn't mean you can't build your mix voice before that. It just means it takes patience. What other artists other than Bruno Mars do you like? You can practice scales that go up into your high register, but you will definitely need to sing in lower keys for a while.
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Oh wow, 10 years? That’s a very long process. I enjoy Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Steve Perry, Freddie Mercury, Sam Smith, Charlie Puth, and Ne-Yo. They all sing in high registers though. So usually I’ve been singing a lot of John Mayer because he sings with a low chest voice and because he uses falsetto, which prevents me from straining my voice.
@@itzcarter8957 10 years is for the voice to fully settle, but male teenagers can develop and start singing songs in mix voice long before then if they’re getting good training. Feel free to book lessons with me or my associate if you want to learn more.
A couple questions. Roughly how many days would it take to build a good mixed voice if I were to do this once a day everyday? Also should I swap out the same stuff for different vowel/constant sounds for them later and try to remove the dopiness after I get comfortable with the exercises with minimal breaks? I will hope that you answer these. It also may be a good idea to make a video on how to sound like Chris Cornel when you sing
Some people can find and build their mix voice in a few months and some take a few years. It really depends on where they start, how strong their bad habits are, how often they practice, how well they practice, how healthy their voice stays, and how much they train with an experienced vocal coach.
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio OK thanks for the answer on the first question, Can you answer the second one (when I get comfortable should I try to substitute the exercise pronunciations with vowel sounds and even consonant + vowel sounds)?
Feel free to try different consonant/vowel combinations as long as you can stay in a similar feeling
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio ok thanks so much
Hi coach, how do i know im doing the training correctly? especially on lip thrill, i feels like im not doing mix, feels like i use head voice (falsetto)
I'd be happy to help if you want to book a voice lesson:
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Without hearing you and working with you in a lesson, I can't know for sure what you are doing. Everyone is different so the answer is always "it depends.
Are you male or female?
Do this work for a baritone like me? I have like the biggest passagio ever, so I'm really trying to erase that and to work my mixed voice.
The principle of mixing remains the same for every voice type, but the specific application to your voice may differ. Feel free to book a lesson if you need specific advice about your voice: www.spencerwelch.com/lessons/book-now/
my layrinx gets too high when im doing the "gou" exercise and i just can't do the exercise, any tips?
There can be several possible reasons why your larynx is going high, and I'd have to hear you and work with you to know what is happening. Feel free to book a lesson with me to get into it.
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After practicing, will the techniques in this video happen automatically to help our mixed voice or will we need to incorporate them consciously? :)
It's a little bit of both. Usually consciously until they become unconscious habits.
Is the 'cry' method to help keep the larynx down?
It can :)
So do you do this once a day, or can you do it more?. I always want to know what the end goal of these exercises are?. Is it to build the muscles of the throat responsible for mix voice, so it makes mix voice easier?
I suggest at once per day 4-6 days per week. But you could practice it more than once in a day if you leave a few hours in between. Morning and afternoon would be great.
These exercises are designed to build and train efficient muscular and acoustic coordinations that encourage mix voice. Simultaneously, they discourage unwanted tension. As you recruit the right muscles, undesirable muscles are less likely to jump in and compensate.
So if you're in the upper register and use your head voice.....is that good? Or is the purpose of the exercise that this ultimately will become mixed voice by practice?
It depends what you call head voice. If it is falsetto-like, then that's ok to begin with, but eventually you want it to be a true, connected head voice on the highest notes. You can check out my video "What is Head Voice?" to hear examples of the difference: ruclips.net/video/iW3vUlaplQE/видео.html
Currently struggling with getting out of a thin mix on the high notes. Does anyone have any advice?
I can think of at least five possible reasons why that might be happening. I'd be happy to assess your voice, tell you why it's happening, and give you personalized exercises for it. Feel free to book private coaching with me: www.spencerwelch.com/lessons/book-now
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio I would book one but unfortunately I’m very broke! Lol I’ll keep practicing and hopefully I get out of thin mix.
Hey spencer, ive been trying to do all the vocal exercise on several of different videos and I still am not able to find my mix and I have zero clue what I'm doing wrong and I don't know how to fix it
Don't feel bad about it. Just singing along to an exercise on RUclips won't work for a lot of people, because often it's not the right exercise for you at this stage in your development. Or it is the right exercise, but you're not doing it the way you need to. Either way, you need more personalized attention and feedback to see results, so I'd be happy to work with you in private lessons: www.spencerwelch.com/lessons/book-now/
Quisiera saber Inglés para verme todos los videos de voz mixta en inglés ..... 😢
Pues por lo menos GEE y NOH son internacional jaja
Spencer your the Best 🥰
Aw thank you! What exercise here worked best for you?
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Hello Spencer i make 15 years afghan musik, all the years i pull up my chest voice in the high notes. Last time my voice started to breaking off sometimes, i show your Videos and praktice this Video and Head Voice 7 min for Guys every morning in my Car on the Way to work and Back. Thank you Spancer i find my mix voice, in high notes i switch in the mix voice that is gerat. Sorry my english is bad i hope you understand me.
If my voice often breaks in the transition from chest to head voice (especially on the “nay” exercises) am I doing something wrong or should I just keep working on the exercises?
It's hard to know why your voice is breaking without hearing you and working with you in a lesson. There can several reasons why but they usually boil down to 1) putting too much effort into it or 2) not putting enough. Did you see this Short of mine that addresses this? ruclips.net/user/shorts2Q2QRKPTXcA
I cant do it! Either its to high or im not doing it correct! im so confused and frustrated because ive tried so hard but nothing works
Don’t feel bad. Most people won’t learn how to do it using only a video and no personalized feedback and guidance. Feel free to book lessons with me or subscribe to my academy Singing Ignition
lip trills tear my throat to pieces. I haven't seen any results yet but all that battering has to have an effect.
Does my head voice improves overtime cuz I can hit really high notes using my head voice but I sound like a girl 😅 will it become stronger and more masculine with just exercises?
Great question. If you are training with exercises that are right for you, then your head voice can get stronger and fuller. My head voice started similar to yours and then grew from there. Everyone is different, so that's why your exercises need to be personalized to you.
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Hi I think I'm a baritone question is it normal to touch with a mixed voice A5 but a little drilled?
Sorry, I don't know what you mean by "drilled." A5 is not a normal note for most men to sing. Do you mean A4?
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio I wanted to say that I arrive with a mixed voice A5 not A4, I just force myself a little to get the grade
This lesson is really helped me alot in developing my mix voice. I am so thankful.
Please keep making videos like this 😃
I have a doubt. It is written 10 minutes/day. But I felt that would not be enough, so I had been practising along with this video twice or thrice a day ( that makes it 20 minutes/day )
By doing so, is there any vocal health-related problem? Is it wrong or right to do so?
Please do clear my doubt, Sir
Thank you.❤
Thanks for your question. Are you practicing it twice or three times in a row? Or are you spacing out your practice throughout the day?
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio No, not in a row. Once in the morning and and the rest in the evening.
In general, you will get better results practicing more often for shorter amounts of time in one sitting. Depending on your level of experience, 15-20 mins in one practice should be enough. If you want to practice more than that, repeat the practice at a different time of day.
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Okay sir, thanks alot. I am looking forward to develop my vocals with you classes. 😀😀❤❤
Great! If you want to really get everything out of my video workouts, check out my program Singing Ignition. I listen to you sing and then choose the exercises and workouts you should be practicing with:
www.singingignition.com
I have never been able to do lip trills. Any advice? Anyone?
There could be 4 or 5 different reasons why you're struggling with lip trills. I or my associate Ko would be happy to help you sort it out if you'd like to book a lesson. You also could replace the lip trill each time with a different semi-occlusive exercise that you CAN do like a tongue trill or straw phonation exercise.
www.spencerwelch.com/ko-trial-lesson
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Thanks a lot
Nay one looking for going up... I am pushing to hit the note am I doing right or should I just stop. But then I would stop at 2 or 3 scale change only
Are you asking if it’s correct to push on the high notes when you are singing the 1R NAY exercise? Are you getting louder on the top notes? Does your voice feel tight or uncomfortable singing this exercise?
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio well yes it's like I am unable to find the mix. Either I have to push my chest voice or just switch to head but that soothing mix voice is just saying"no" to me
Pushing up your chest voice definitely won't help you find mix voice. I would have to hear you and work with you in a lesson to know for sure, but you may have to start with your head voice and work on slowly building that up. You might want to try this video:
How to Erase Your Vocal Break ruclips.net/video/I_w549666r0/видео.html
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio thank you so much! ❤️
This might be a stupid question but in every voice video I've seen, the vocal teachers always talk about the first, second and third passages. What exactly are they?
A very good question actually! Passages are transitional regions in the voice where the singer moves from one register or "voice" (like chest voice) to another.
Thank you so much, that explains a lot 😁
You are very welcome!
Is it okay to use nasal resonance as i use mixed voice?
Because of the small openings at the nostrils, the nose is not an efficient resonator. Most sound waves that enter the nose through the nasopharynx are lost. So vocal resonance is best produced in the throat and mouth with some sound leaking into the nose. Do you feel that your singing is quite nasal?
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio yes sir I'm sorry if this comment is reply is so long thank you spencer❤️❤️
Quick Question:
Whenever i sing nearby of my persagio my sound gets kinda raspy vocal fry-ish. (Never happens in chest or head voice only around my persagio)
I can sing through that with a little bit usage of support so the tone gets clear but whenever i sing quiter it cracks around.
What could possibly the cause of that? Happy about every advice, cheers.
I can think of 3-4 reasons why this might be happening, but I’d have to hear you and work with you to know which it is. Otherwise I’d just be guessing here. Feel free to book a lesson or subscribe to Singing Ignition so we can sort this out
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Thank you for the fix answer!
Definitely gonna check out Singing Ignition. 25 Bucks per Month for real Feedback is cheap as it can get.
Considering that in Europe the normal price per hour for a teacher is ~50-80€ I am very excited about the progress I can make with your program!
@@SpencerWelchVocalStudio Is there any possibility to pay with PayPal instead of credit card?