How mixed voice can help a Baritone sing high!
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- Опубликовано: 8 апр 2022
- How mixed voice can help a Baritone sing high!
This song has long holds on A#4 and some quick D5 hits, which is way beyond the baritone range. But with proper mixed voice technique, it's possible to get there, knowing how to modify the vowels and thin out is really important here. Don't be afraid to sound bright, it's rock / metal after all
Like the song? It's my single Pneumothorax, available in all platforms, listen here: • Leo Maia - Pneumothora...
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I'm literally in shock
this is so high for a baritone, the fact that you did an A5 on your vocal range test video is just ........... I am speechless.
I just finished watching all your shorts because they are so beneficial. The thing is, my falsetto is extremely high for a male but my chest voice is fairly low with a G2 being the lowest. My break is at D4, and I can't sing pass it without straining, I can push my chest voice tho to the point where I lost an octave from my falsetto (I once pulled a C#5 for 5 seconds). Not doing it again LOL
can you please please do more videos on mixed voice, you seem to have a good teaching experience. Pleeeeease I beg 😔🥺
Yes I'll continue doing these videos for sure, whenever I have some spare time I record them. I'm sitting on a "how to approach singing metropolis pt.2" and another one on eagle fly Free, I just need to edit them
But for "finding" the mix voice I feel like the best ones are cry tone, squeaky door, cartoon character voice and the one about getting past your breaks through vowel modification and placement.
I'll keep doing them and posting them here!
I hope it helps you
@@LeoMaiaProg Thanks a lot for your kindness 🙏 ❤
Also I tried the squeaky door thingy and it actually worked but I found out it's pulled chest....
I tried to go past my break with airy quality and I ended up having the fastest vibrato ever, it was so incredibly fast. Using this technique allowed me to go to a Bb4 but after that I break....
@@amrm_a7771 so get used to that airy thing that gets you through your break and gives you agility. Then, start there and then add cry, add squeaky door and such, it will help build chord closure in the right coordination that is CT muscles dominant. If you just do these exercises but starting from chest then it's not the purpose of them.
This coordination where you don't break is mixed voice, you just need to shape it and get it to become more metallic
@@LeoMaiaProg do you mean that the airy A4s and G4s that I sung were in mixed but weak ??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Omg I am so happy right now I can't explain it by words 😢
So what I did is a weak mixed voice ......... Ok so I'll apply the squeaky door exercise on it ASAP. OoooooMmmmmGggg im so happy thank you so much you have no idea how much I appreciate you thaaaaaaankkssss. Bless you~🥰😇
@@amrm_a7771 well I have not heard it so I can't say for sure, but if it connects chest and head voice without a break then it's the vocal tract path where mixed voice lives
Bravo! I'm baritone too and just learning to sing in my mix...soooo hard
I spent so much time straining and thinking it was a tough exercise to sing high, until I found out how to coordinate the tone, mainly by working on my falsetto first and not worrying too much about sounding beefy and thick...
I heard someone say before (I think maybe bohemian vocal studio?) That singing is easy, learning how to sing is hard, and that's so true
@@LeoMaiaProg Thanks 😁 I'll work on my falsetto!
@@BrunoRakonic I got a couple other shorts here on what worked for me, it doesn't mean it will work for you so don't take my advice with any sort of authority, I'm just sharing what worked for me and everyone is different 👍
as a baritone, what helped me the most in finding my mix is the vocal fry exercise.
Nice! It didn't help me unfortunately... For me it was vowels
Your background cloth is same as my bedsheet and I sat on my bedsheet and saw your video
Omg i can't imagine it
😂😂😂
That's so good when people show examples using mixed and head voice in songs, because most youtubers only show the technique. Great Job!
Thanks! This is my own song and my original intent with this video was to promote it. Then I started doing videos on singing tutorials on RUclips and made sure to always provide raw singing into the camera in an untreated room examples of each technique that I share, hope it helps
Me again:) trying to learn mixed voice and all that 😅 trying to figure it out
Yeah takes some time to figure it out but when you do singing becomes so much easier!
Believe it or not, this is the first time I watch a fellow baritone perform it in a way I can understand... Thank you!
My first semi-successful tries were done by first singing in head voice and then adding compression and a bit more air flow. Any tips?
Yeah man starting in head voice is the way! My channel is full of shorts that provide tips so maybe you'll find some stuff there
Cheers
My chest voice (E2-G4). I can get as high as G5 with head voice. But like a tenor, I want to sing comfortably on G4s.
@@yesilkurt8748 the key is head voice earlier from my experience
Cheers!
@@LeoMaiaProg Thank you.
Cheers!
That no matter what voice type you have
Absolutely!
Excellent.
Thanks man! Checkout the full song if you'd like ruclips.net/video/Zq0IRpYCulg/видео.html
Also on Spotify etc...
I would say thank you so much for your Mix voice videos, i hit C6 with maximum Heady-Mix
I am Low-Baritone
@@RayAndro2 nice! Glad it helps!
You’ve got the pipes, dude. 👍🏻
Thanks! 🤘
Great!! Congrats buddy
Glad you like it
Cheers!
Ive always found working with mixed range so challenging. I know my chest voice and where my middle crosses into head voice, but i am dreadful at blending between all ranges. Comfortably, my range sits between a D2 at lowest chest and an E5 at the highest mix that is mostly falsetto before im staring to get vocal strain, but blending cleanly from one range to another i find so challenging
Vowel modifications FTW if what's happening to you is what used to happen to me
Cheers!
@@LeoMaiaProg from my own practice diagnostics, I think you may be right! Please feel free to link me any videos you have which may help my technique! 🙏🏾
@@Andrewcb112 there's a bunch in the YT shorts channel, cheers!
@@LeoMaiaProg I will be sure to check them out! Thank you and bless you & this community of singers
I'm 14 and being 14 is so hard haha i need to transposed keys to sing with my comfortable range , i only always sang full chest voice since i still need to work on my fcking cracks when switching vocal register and when I'm doing falsetto it's so hard to sing since my voice is cracking when the note i'm using is too low. And i still can't find my Mixed haha, it's just so hard since I'm always cracking but it's okay at least i have a wide range haha
fantastic
Thank you! Checkout the complete song on my channel ruclips.net/video/Zq0IRpYCulg/видео.html
beautiful execute
Thanks!
Good shit man! Trying hard to perfect these techniques myself rn. You sound great.
Thanks bud! Cheers
Thank you for doing this! I have a decent head voice and falsetto but I had trouble identifying which mix is which, so this video is definitely gonna help me out! 😘
I see it as a constant mix that gradually changes from chest to head, so the higher it is the headier it is, the lower the chestier
The trick is modifying the vowels as you ascend in order to narrow them so they get thinner and your resonance gets headier
I once hit the santa fe high note and i think i did it in mixed voice on accident because i cant sing it
@@arthur_is_drawing2218 nice, you got the range just need to tame it
Your voice here gives me Roy Khan from Kamelot vibes for sure.
Nice, it's my own song pneumothorax if you'd like to check it out!
I'm a Tommy karevik fan tho 😅
Dude you’re awesome !!!! You better make music of your own bro if you don’t you’re insane just wasting all of your talent …. use the abilities that God provided you to sail through many decades in this life my friend. Go for it.
Thanks a lot! I appreciate it
This song I'm singing in this video is composed recorded and mixed all by myself!
I got 2 songs out as of now, the full songs are available in my channel with lyrics video and also available on all streaming platforms like Spotify and such.
Hopefully you'd like them! Let me know
Beatiful
Thank you! Hopefully you like the entire song also 🤘
I can do singing this while your singing.i think i can do mixed but my voice have so much grit when i do this
Grit should be intentional but some people have it as part of their natural voice, if you have it when you speak or when you sing normally, but if you have it only when trying to sing higher and it's not intentional then is could be a technique thing, try to be softer first
Just wow.
Glad you like it, it's the chorus of my song pneumothorax, cheers!
@@LeoMaiaProg Are you solo or with a band? Is this song on Spotify?
@@Kelly-wx9ry it's in Spotify search for Leo Maia pneumothorax
This is a totally solo song
Wow you are really good!! Im unfortunately I’m a bass, so harder to get those high notes haha
Don't let your vocal fach limit you! Baritones for example are not "supposed" to hit those notes either, but it's possible
If you can hit it with something like a very weak soft falsetto, than you can hit it with full voice like this with training and proper technique
And thank you!
@@LeoMaiaProg that’s actually really good advice thank you !
I wish I had such depth in high notes as baritone. Unfortunately the moment I enter G#4 and higher, my voice gets very whiny and childish sounding which makes a really strange contrast to my darker lower range 😒
That probably means that some mixed voice and vowel modification / vocal tract shaping would probably help
At this range I'm already singing very bright so that o don't carry the weight of my dark sounding chest that high and when I switch to heady mix and head the change is not abrupt, and proper vowel placement and soft palate and such really helped me go from a whiny bratty spread nasal head voice sound to a rounder fuller one while remaining very light
Nice 👍
Thank you!
I’m a tenor and I can barely go above G4 coz I still haven’t figured out mix 😭
Plenty of short videos on the channel that may help!
how are you tenor if you aren't comfy around g4?
You're a baritone
@@HellenGuzman-zo5zinah, when some people start out they are ultra chesty with underdeveloped muscles
years ago i also couldnt, now go all the way up in chest voice, well not FULL CHEST VOICE, its always thinning out a bit as you go higher, but defently im in chest voice belting g4, a4, b4
Teach me 🥺
Plenty of videos on the topic on my channel! See if any helps 🙌
Wow
Glad you like it! Maybe check out the rest of the song!
Cheers
I cant sing same. Im baritenor(F2-C6) Chest voice (F2-E4) Belt (F4-B4) or mixed (F4-G5) but i cant use all my voice range because im newbie in vocal (7-8 months)...
You should be able to get mixed up to your belt range so you can choose when to belt and when not to, as belting is a choice, not a means to an end
Most of my channel is full of shorts to help people control this high range, mixed voice and such, maybe it helps you better control this amazing range that you have!
@@LeoMaiaProg oh, ok. Thanks bro 👍😎
You added distortion into your vocal quite much so i couldn’t regconize which type of mixvoice you used.
I added just a bit of it and only in some select vowels, it's a song about pain and anxiety that I felt with a collapsed lung, so it needed a bit in the chorus
The distorted guitars bass and synth in this, paired with the poor quality of the audio on this mobile phone produced video (it's downloaded from instagram) might make it harder too...
But if it all sounds like one single full voice, then the technique is working! It's about not being able to identify when gears are switched, but I highlighted in the video text when I did the switches
can u give me a quick tutorial on how can i sing in heady mix sir
Plenty of quick tutorials in mixed voice on the channel!
Hi man I think your vocal technique is amazing you developed an incredibile range. I sing too and I think I'm pretty similiar to you in terms of voice and tessitura. I know that you are a low baritone and you can sing a low D2. I can do that too but I think I'm just a little bit lower than you becouse of the tone. I always considered myself a bass baritone for some reason but I'm pretty lighter so someone can confuse me with a classic baritone but truly I'm pretty low. Sometimes in the morning I get C2 but usually I have a C#2. My high break is around B3/C4. My highest chest belt that I can reach is F#4 max G4.
I have just one video on my channel singing a low song just for fun. Can you tell me what you think about my voice? I'm a bari/bass or like dramatic baritone?
I would be very happy if you will give me a feedback.
I'm not the best one to categorize your vocal fach, that is important for a classical / opera singing to match characters to singers where color and chest resonance really matters.
As I'm a contemporary/rock singer fach doesn't really matter (I've let that negatively impact my beliefs and limit myself for a long time, but not anymore)
My low notes and breaks are same as yours
My tip to you is just ignore vocal fach altogether. Focus on where your breaks are and how to change your resonance / vowels and placement according to them and go sing whatever your range allows you to
@@LeoMaiaProg Got it thanks I appriciate a lot your advice. I mean I really need to improve and you are such an ispiration. I love contemporary rock music too but also some old blues stuff. In the other hand I also love a lot of folk music and acappella stuff. I was really obsessed in learning the mix voice long time ago but for now I just stopped to do bad things like belting notes like crazy becouse didn't sound good at all and it's pretty risky if you don't know what you are doing.
I think you know David Khan He was introduced in mix voice at college and now He literally can sing wherever He wants in his high register.
You guys are my ispiration becouse singing high is a thing that I always struggled and you give me hope. I will do all of that too one day.
Dude how
Bunch of technical tips in my YT shorts!
A Ma Zing!
Bro I'm a tenor and you sing higher than me man my voice needs to get to stepping but anyways got any tips for singing in chest better my highest chest note is a B4 flat and I can hold the higher notes pretty but when I sing I can't seem to get over F4 without holding the notes, how do I make my higher notes in chest more effortless?
Answer is to use more head voice... At B4 I'm already almost at full head voice
The channel has tons of shorts content about mixed voice so you can find many tips!
i’m hearing axl rose
I find my tone to be very different but cheers!
How does your mix sound that loud ? I’ve found my mix but but it’s as loud as when I speak maybe less
Well there's many things to it.
1- is not that loud, not much louder than firm speaking voice
2- there's a microphone, compressor, EQ, doublers... My voice is not louder than a 100w Marshall
3- I share all the techniques that I use for mixed voice on RUclips shorts on my channel, maybe it helps!
A MA ZING
Obrigado pelo apoio!!! Se quiser ouvir a música completa está no Spotify, RUclips, etc... E a minha segunda sai dia 5 de agosto, dessa vez em português!🙌
How long did it take for you to get this good at mix voice? I have a pretty good falsetto and a decent chest voice but I just don’t understand how to mix them.
Well I sang for 10 years without even knowing that mixed voice was a thing. Once I found out that it existed, took me like a 3 months to find it for the first time, once I found it, some extra 6 months practicing it and studying it every week, sometimes daily, to get to this point. I still have a lot to improve
I share on my channel as RUclips shorts (and also on IG and Tiktok) the most important things or realizations that helped me have the biggest step increases in my evolution. Things which took me months to figure out that if someone would have explained to me like how in explaining on the videos (which is how it finally made sense to my brain and my own false kinestesia), it would have saved me a lot of time of trial and error. It has apparently helped plenty of people based on the feedback in receiving, so maybe it could help you as well!
Sicc
Glad you like it! You can check out the rest of the song that has some other interesting vocal lines on it
I think im a bass then
@@lowgradetriplea1620 could be but only matters in classical context
I love this song?!
Nice I'm happy you like it! Cheers
What notes was ? I'm baritone can't go higher than g4 😭 plzzz help how can i use mic voice
I'm a low baritone as well! In this video the chorus is hitting A#4, B4 and D#5, D5
I have other short videos on what I do to get there. It's about getting your head voice strong first and only afterwards using compression on the mixed range to get these types of notes.
Of course this is over simplifying, there's vowel modification as well which is very important as you need to narrow your sound, narrow your vocal tract as you go this high and trying to sing wide will make you strain.
As you get the right technique you stop trying to push your chest voice up, but if you keep just doing the same thing and trying to push and get your chest voice stronger that's just gonna make mix impossible, it is about balance and with a weak head voice and strong chest voice you can't balance, chest willl always overpower and win and it will make you break
@@LeoMaiaProg thank you man i just tried what u said i used head voice then pushed head voice a little I'm able to sing c5 and c#5 easily for the first time 😭😭😭 tysm ❤️❤️🙌
@@devilboymanish9165 that's wonderful! At first it will sound bratty and whiney, but hey you can sing Judas priest and led Zeppelin on it, but as you learn to modify the vowels and shape your vocal tract it will start to get rounder and more resonance and sound thicker, but as long as you're using the head voice muscles like that you won't strain
B4.
I can go Up to Bb4 on chest, C#5 balanced mix, All the way up to A5 in Heady mix.
Parece até o cantor do angra no rebirth kkk
Pô, não pesquei a similaridade não!
I think I have a weak mixed voice the highest I can sing in average is a C5 but pushed with strain on a beat is a Eb5/D#5 and once I peaked a F5 but I’m only 16 and don’t want to damage my voice any tips?
There's no such thing as "weak", your vocal muscles are as strong as they need to be. It's a matter of muscle memory and coordination, it's not strength, you don't need to go to a vocal gym
Singing should not be pushed, you need to properly support (it's NOT pushing from your belly, but rather keeping the air in), not yell and stretch your vocal folds by using your CT muscles (head voice muscles)
For me, it's a matter of support, using head voice, vowel modification, resonance placement and vocal tract shape that will make my voice with a lot of head on it sound good
I have many tips on it, literally almost all of the channel shorts videos are about tips on achieving this, maybe one of them will help you
Name of the song?
Leo Maia - Pneumothorax
It's my own song, it's in the description too, lyrics video in this channel but you can find it on Spotify or whatever other streaming platform of your liking
Lmk if you like it!
Plz give me some advice to sing mixed
Almost all my shorts are advice on it!
How can i eliminqte the grit?is there something you can teach me about it?
It really depends where it's coming from. It could be from compression which the solution is to relax a bit your air pressure and let yourself get thinner and lighter, it could be coming from placement that is too forward and for that the solution would be to raise soft palate a little more and get a bit rounder placing a little more internally, it really depends where it's coming from...
What ocatave does balanced mix rest at
Depends on where your breaks are!
For me, it sits between like E4 and G#4
How do i know if im in mixed or just head/falcetto
Here's mixed voice vs pulling chest: ruclips.net/user/shortsvTh_HwB5_6w?feature=share
Vs falsetto it's about the feeling of connection with chest voice and having full chord closure, the feeling of compression and not an airy sound, with the right vowel resonance and such
Of course, lyrical baritone. The timbre is similar to Chris Cornell's.
I wouldn't consider myself a lyrical baritone, I can sing a mean phantom of the opera and get my voice very dark and round at the baritone range, but as I go up into the tenor range I have to rely on head voice and allow me to be thinner, like Geoff Tate and such
I find it that baritones, since they need to use more head voice sooner, appear thinner and more lyrical at the high range than tenors as tenors can get more chest up to that range, but if I would sing opera with a low larynx and maximum unplugged resonance, I'd stick to the baritone range and my voice there sounds more like a dramatic baritone would sound, I'd probably be more comfortable with these kind of roles in an opera context (where these labels actually have meaning)
@@LeoMaiaProg, i dont hear deep overtones in lower register which Ivan Moody, Howard Jones or JP Leppäluoto have. I dont even say about bass-baritones such as Peter Steel, Fernando Riberio etc.. You have typical lyric sounding chest's voice.
@@user-nq7os9te9d this is not my lower register, my lower register is below C4, my first break is at B3-C4 and my deep voice lies between D2-C4
@@user-nq7os9te9d the people you are listing do not sing opera, the lyrical vs dramatic etc labels only really make sense within a opera context.
For example, here's an old recording (before I really knew how to use mixed voice) where I start in my deep voice: instagram.com/tv/CSUf-vaF7mt/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
@@LeoMaiaProg, i listened your songs and didn't hear this notes.
Could I apply this to Emo and Pop-Punk vocals?
Absolutely!!!
@@LeoMaiaProg Nice! Thanks dude!
@@docmcfly3933 you're welcome, check some of my other shorts with some tips on how to do this and you may see how it fits well these contemporary genres, hopefully it helps as well!
@@LeoMaiaProg You bet! Thanks a ton!
po cara, eu também tô tentando aprender a cantar na mix, mas nem perto eu chego kkkk, ouvi falarem que tem que treinar falsete e tals
Transformar falsete em voz de cabeça conectada, a tal da head voice em full voice eh um dos primeiros passos sim. Praticamente todos meus shorts são ensinando detalhes que me fizeram aprender a técnica só jeito que fez sentido pra mim
That a Lewitt?
Yes, love it
Whats that song called
That's my own song.
You can find it in Spotify, RUclips or what now by: Leo Maia - Pneumothorax
It's about my own spontaneous lung collapse
And here's a lyrics video for it: ruclips.net/video/Zq0IRpYCulg/видео.html
I’m so confused on what makes head voice and mixed voice different?
Terminology is a problem on singing techniques always, each line of study calls differently, but for me it is a balance of the TA and CT muscles, that allows you to place your resonance higher and sing higher without losing your full voice in a connected manner
Head voice on the other hand would be CT muscles only and sound thin and disconnected in comparison to mixed voice
@@LeoMaiaProg so in this case would head voice be what many know as falsetto?
@@Jferraro24 in some terminologies, yes it would, but I myself like to think of falsetto as just the false folds, it sounds more airy and weak, and I like to call a CT dominant voice with true vocal folds engaged and chord closure as head voice, like the highest notes in this video, but hey, that's just terminology, the important thing is to sing and sound good within the style that you're singing, and for me, that is rock / metal so having a little bit of chest voice / TA muscles in my high ranges paired with a lot of stretch and flexibility from the CT muscles is what helps me sing high even having a natural lower voice
But in this video you don’t explain “how”
Yes, it's not a single thing that can be explained in one single 60s video. My channel is full of shorts explaining how from multiple angles, hopefully that helps
Cheers
Would've helped if the freaking music wasn't so loud in comparison to the voice. Where's the balance in that?
It's in the right balance for the genre - prog rock / metal
Vocals are easy to distinguish in every speaker I tried and I haven't seen anyone else who couldn't hear the vocals well
@@LeoMaiaProg I'm watching on my ph. Yes I can hear you changing pitches barely, but as this is a coaching vid. specifically for improving singing then it is vital we hear the voice well above the music. It would be advantageous to hear the voice without music first ...then later add the music. Perhaps there are others who'd like to hear your voice more above the music but did not bother to take the time to comment. I perfectly accept your right, on your own channel, not to take on this suggestion - and I thank you for your work so far.
@@mymai5859 this is more of a promotional performance video than a coaching one tbh, it's the actual song recorded that's on Spotify that you're listening to, just as a demonstration that baritones can hit high pitches with mixed voice and not about HOW to achieve mixed voice
I have plenty of other videos on tutorial and coaching on the channel tho, this one was posted before I started coaching videos I believe (mainly because people liked it and asked for tips so I started)
Cheers!
@@LeoMaiaProg My apologies. You do sound great & popped up in my feed as I'd been looking at singing clips. I wish you great fortune in your endeavours. You have without a doubt a great voice 💐💜💐
@@mymai5859 thank you! 🙌
I have my mix but i think it sounds abit more like my head voice how do i make it balanced?
Vowel modification!
@@LeoMaiaProg okay!! thank you
Bro not even trying …
It's a lot of mental effort here to get the right coordination, but singing is never a physical hardness 🙌
@@LeoMaiaProg yea that’s what i have found and that’s why crowd pressure makes it hard to use the right technique if it’s not perfected
You cant even tell you are abaritone
I can, and I am telling you. So easy to sing stuff like Rammstein, E2s all day
Ok what’s the song
The name is Pneumothorax and it's linked on the description
ruclips.net/video/Zq0IRpYCulg/видео.html
Also available on all platforms
@@LeoMaiaProg thank you for that and your performance was awesome.
@@agirlfrommars3441 thank you! Really appreciate it, it's my first song so this means a lot to me
I really hate when tenors/Baritenors with more body to their voice try to pose as baritones. An A5 as a britone..? Yeah ok. The most we can do as a natural born baritone without falsetto is A4, MAYBE C5. If you're going above the 5th octave you are not a baritone. Or you have unique anatomy. So annoying.
I didn't mean to annoy you, but I think you are conflating vocal fach with range. Range is range, and that includes your falsetto. Typically baritones have more range than tenors because there's more vocal chord mass to stretch with CT muscles. What you're seeing in this video is a bunch of CT muscles and head voice in the top notes. These are notes that I've spent 15-20 years not being able to hit, thinking my classical teachers imposed vocal fach would limit me. Vocal fach only matters on a classical music context, where you need to fit the color of the characters and hit such notes in a certain register with low larynx covered style of singing, which really defines if you'll be able to cut through the orchestra frequencies in the unplugged environment with not microphones or not. But in a rock context, against guitars with a microphone, you switch to a higher larynx position and emphasize the second harmonics of the voice, which allows you to sing with head voice and still be super heard in the context of the mix.
A natural baritone cannot sing a C5 without falsetto, you are totally right, I cannot sing it without head voice at all. I switch to full head voice at G#4. I start mixing at C4. I go as low as a C#2 on my chest range. I've been classified as a baritone my entire life being told I couldn't sing what I wanted to sing until I found the right techniques to make my head voice and mixed voice sound how I wanted it to. What you're hearing in this video (top note being a D5) is not chest voice until the very lowest notes. Once I learned that I could just use my falsetto and add chord closure through cry and shape the resonance through vowels to sound like this, I finally sang what I wanted to sing. I had to stop trying to sing chest voice and just use head voice way earlier to get there.
Didn't mean to annoy you.
Cheers have a great day
@@LeoMaiaProgI appreciate you explaining that to me.
Sorry if I came across disrespectful
You're not a baritone
I am. Feel free to disagree with all my singing teachers
@@LeoMaiaProg I will
I think you are tenor .Baritone can't go up to Bb4 with chesty mix
I disagree here, the A#4 is not very chesty but I could even belt it very chesty, it's very thin in comparison to how thick and heavy my chest voice is. I have another short video in the channel with my vocal range demonstration and you can see how thick and heavy my C2 is
Baritones can mix past the tenor C with technique and practice. Vocal fachs doesn't really mean anything for contemporary rock singing, it's only important for opera, with a mic and technique, a baritone can sing almost anything... It's not a limitation, it's a system to match characters and singers, based on where the singer has the most resonance and color (in this case, my voice is more powerful and resonant in the baritone range, it's also where I'm most comfortable). In order to mix high like this I lose some volume and resonance which would make me not able to sing opera in this range, but with a mic, we can sing anything
Another example of a channel of a baritone that can sing pretty low and has insane high mix range is "Bohemian Vocal Studio" check him out for an example on how high a baritone can mix 🙌 he has some pretty good vocal covers