How To Sing High In Mixed Voice

Mixed Voice: Strengthening Your Chest Voice for a Seamless High Range

The Truth About Mixed Voice

At first, developing mixed voice can feel frustrating. Your chest voice might seem weak, and as you sing higher, you may feel like you’re hitting a wall—forcing you to either flip into falsetto or struggle with a break.

Many vocal coaches online will tell you to “smooth out the vocal break” or “transition into mixed or head voice.” But the real solution is different.

How to Build a Strong Mixed Voice

The key to achieving a powerful, seamless range isn’t about escaping chest voice—it’s about developing it. As your chest voice gets stronger, it stops getting stuck. Instead of jamming or breaking, it continues upward effortlessly.

When trained correctly, you’ll be able to take your chest voice high—whether singing loudly, softly, or somewhere in between—without cracks or strain.

Mastering Your Voice

Mixed voice isn’t a magical vocal setting; it’s the result of building your chest voice to handle higher notes with ease.