The Complete Mixed Voice™ vocal technique is a vocal technique formulated by Jay Jae,

after he have learnt from over 13 different vocal coaches

and spending over thousands of hours observing and analysis great singer's live performances.

Jay Jae have learnt from some of the best vocal coaches in the world,

including vocal coaches from Italy, Sweden, France, United States, London, Korea, China and Singapore.

He has also learnt from vocal coaches who have been trained by the vocal coach of Michael Jackson, Seth Riggs.

Afterwards, he extracted out what was useful from all the vocal coaches, rejected what was useless and added in his own insights,

after cross-checking the vocal techniques he have learnt against vocal techniques used by great singers like Bruno Mars, JJ Lin, Sam Smith, Ed Sheeran, Shawn Mendes, Harry Styles, Jungkook... during their live performances.

Jay Jae then consolidated and refined all his learnings and packaged them into ONE coherent vocal technique called the Complete Mixed Voice™.

The Complete Mixed Voice™ Vocal Technique is for you if:

1. You are naturally born with a low or deep voice and you want to be able to sing high notes as well.

2. You always have to switch to falsetto or head voice to sing your high notes, because you don't know how to stay in your real mixed voice to sing those high notes the way singers are doing originally in their songs.

3. Your voice always break or feel strained when you try to belt powerful high notes, and it gets tired very easily.

4. You don't have consistency in your high notes. Some days you have absolutely no problem hitting high notes, but on other days (especially without warming up), that same high note becomes difficult.

5. You find it easy to sing on open vowels (e.g. AH), but your voice breaks or strains when you try to sing closed vowels (e.g. EE, OO) on high notes

6. Whenever you sing high notes in your chest voice / mixed voice, you cannot control it's volume and it usually gets very loud. If you try to reduce the volume, then your voice just breaks into a falsetto.

7. You have a weak falsetto or head voice.

8. Your chest voice is too loud and your falsetto / head voice is too soft, so when you try to switch between them in a song, there is a break and very obvious change in the tone of your voice, which doesn't sound smooth.

9. Your larynx rises when you try to sing high notes, and you know you need to keep it stable and neutral instead of letting it rise up, but you don't know how.

10. You have been singing for years now, yet you still struggle with high notes.

While conventional mixed voice definition suggests that mixed voice is the region of voice between the chest voice and the head voice,

Jay Jae's Complete Mixed Voice™ vocal technique advocates the novel yet proven idea that we are able to sing in our mixed voice throughout our entire vocal range,

from the lowest note in our vocal range all the way up to as high as our currently level of Complete Mixed Voice™ vocal technique mastery allows us to.

Since you are singing in the same voice (Complete Mixed Voice™) throughout your entire vocal range, there will be no breaks in your vocal range, unlike conventional vocal methodologies which separate the voice into chest voice, mixed voice and falsetto / head voice.