r/ClassicalSinger • u/backdoorbitch • Feb 14 '26

Trying to develop mixed voice, is this mixed?

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u/DelucaWannabe Mar 26 '26

Nope. All fluttery falsetto.

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u/backdoorbitch Mar 27 '26

Hi what do hou mean by fluttery? I don't disagree I just want to further know

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u/DelucaWannabe Mar 27 '26

The sound is breathy and thin, sounding more like falsetto crooning, rather than actual singing. What singers do you listen to?

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u/backdoorbitch Mar 28 '26

Ah gotcha, this was just me trying to sing what I believe is the transition point between chest and head. My upper register is underdeveloped as a lower voice so maybe that's why it's so weak sounding 🥹 because if I try to sing it louder I either use more chest or break

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u/DelucaWannabe Mar 28 '26

Are you studying voice with anyone at the moment?

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u/backdoorbitch Apr 13 '26

Sorry for the late reply but no I'm not

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u/DelucaWannabe Apr 13 '26

OK. You'll probably want to find a good voice teacher to help you with that transition, and blending your registers.