Inside this video I’ll reveal the # 1 secret to rapidly learn to sing with a mixed voice extremely well. You will come.
Learn to Sing with Mixed Voice
The #1 secret is summarized in two words: Let Go.
Let Go.
Let go of what?
Luke Skywalker was holding on to what he had always used. It was something he was trained in. He was familiar with it. He knew it worked. He trusted it. It was something he could feel, see, hear, handle and understand.
But holding on was his problem.
Only by letting go completely and absolutely could the release be filled with the real power available to him.
This story has application in singing and in life.
Learn to Sing with Mixed Voice – The # 1 Secret
The #1 secret to learn to sing with mixed voice it this: let go of tension in the first bridge of the voice.
In the first bridge let go of the extraneous neck muscles that surround and squeeze the larynx. This tension:
- Causes the larynx to rise
- Tightens and grips the vocal cords
- Prevents the ideal vibration and function of the vocal cords
How do you let go of tension in the first bridge?
When we feel the resonance shifting from chest into head we panic and then tighten up. You can counteract this automatic response with these exercises. These exercises release tension of the external muscles and allow the vocal cords to function.
- Bubble Lips
- Goo
- Bratty Ney
- Dopey Gee
Women begin at the F above middle C. That will take you through the bridge.
- Bubble Lips
- Goo
- Bratty Ney
- Dopey Gee
Tips:
Watch the videos at PowerToSing.com in the Knowledge Center under the Vocal Types for more in-depth instructions on these exercises.
Let go of anything else that creates tension in the voice.
Once tension is eliminated, you will sing easily from chest to head voice with a connected tone.
With some practice you will be able to sing with a new found power, in your natural voice, with increasing confidence and ease.
The simplicity of letting go of tension is more than most of us can easily understand or trust.
It is only after you let go that you experience the benefits.
The exercises in the Knowledge Center at PowerToSing.com are most helpful if used according to your vocal type.
Do you know your vocal type? If not, visit PowerToSing.com and take the PowerTest. Take the quiz and discover your vocal type. Then visit the Knowledge Center and watch the videos about your vocal type.
Download the exercises and start working on them. They will help you eliminate external muscle tension and develop your voice rapidly.
I’m Chuck Gilmore with Power to Sing. You can sing higher with beauty, confidence and power.
I’ll see you inside the next video.
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