How To Build Mixed Voice | Mixed Voice Exercises | Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy

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How To Build Mixed Voice | Mixed Voice Exercises | Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy

I personally believe that "Mixed Voice" may be one of the most

misunderstood and elusive concepts in singing.

And here's why:

Coaches love to use buzz words and fancy phrases about singing to make themselves look like they know what they are talking about.

I'm not kidding.

It's called "Tribal Knowledge / Job Security."

Do you know what a funny explanation is for an expert?

Someone that knows a "little" more than you.

This way they can wow you with "bafflegab."

But have you really looked closely to see if these self proclaimed

experts have truly apprehended the concepts and methods they teach, demonstrating first with their own voices and then with other students proving out what they teach?

This is actually a major reason I started KTVA.

In all my years of singing, touring, recording and teaching, I cannot

tell you how frustrating this was for me.

I have studied under the world's greatest vocal coaches and most of

them had conflicting and or very incomplete information. Few of them could actually sing (and even if they did, was it something I wanted to sound like?)

So at KTVA, I go out of my way to show you what is legit and what

isn't, with a view towards helping you get past all the bafflegab and

get straight to great singing.

With that said:

In this video, I discuss "Mixed Voice."

What is it?

How do you get it?

How do you apply it?

I demonstrate it (not just in this video but many others on my youtube

channel and in my singing course).

Getting to mixed voice is a process.

You must build it in stages.

AND

It MUST be consistent with building the rest of your voice correctly.

After you have established the strong building blocks for singing:

1) Support

2) Upper torso relaxation response

3) Open throat technique

4) Breath control

5) Building chest voice

6) Building head voice

7) Building the passaggio bridge

THEN you can start to "mix" between your chest and head registers.

This folks is the correct and only way to build healthy long lasting mixed voice. (I cover all of this in my singing course)

I hope you find this free tutorial helpful and I look forward to great

singing with you!

Also here is some more of my stuff on Mixed Voice to also check out:

KenTamplin Vocal Academy - Where The PROOF is in the SINGING!

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