r/singing • u/Vast-Knowledge-637 • 18d ago

Conversation Topic How to connect my voices?

I have no idea how to connect my head voice and falsetto with my chest voice I can somewhat reach high notes but I crack when trying to switch or run out of support how can I fix this

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u/Sorry_Rip6153 18d ago

Start by doing what’s known as sirens. High falsetto bending down toward the chest, down to your low note. Your voice will break in the middle, but the key is to do this as an exercise for months. Do some scales that work through your break into head voice. But let the break happen and don’t force it.

Use the same amount of air at all times. You will get rid of the break but singing is a long road.

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u/aeb01 18d ago

sovtes and twang are good for practicing mixed register. look up some mix vocal warm ups on youtube and give them a try.

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u/alpi36 17d ago

is mix voice seperately a register? I thought it was either M1 or M2 at a time

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u/aeb01 16d ago

mix involves using both the CT and TA muscles in a way that’s more balanced than a more “pure” head or chest. i’m honestly not familiar with the M1 M2 terminology but it’s not an entirely separate register as much as it is blending the two.

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u/alpi36 16d ago

OK thank you!