Singing with a mix means singing with a blend of chest voice and head voice on every note in your range.

For example, if you can only hit high notes in falsetto, that means you’re singing in pure head voice.

Or if you strain and go flat as you sing higher, that means you’re probably singing with too much chest voice.

But what if you learned to add a bit of chest voice to those high falsetto notes?

Or what if you learned to let in a bit more of your head voice on those strainy, flat notes?

You would end up with a mix of the different registers.

But even more important:

Learning to sing with a mix would help you eliminate the cracks in your voice and sing stronger across your whole range.

And with that strong and resonant voice, you’ll have the power to sing any note you want, whenever you want.

Sound too good to be true?

I promise you can do this.