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Mix requires some very special vocal warm ups that give you perfect control over your chest voice and head voice.And one of the best ways to do that is to work with silly or ugly sounds when you do vocal exercises.So if the next exercises seem funny to you, don’t worry, they are.In fact these silly sounds are the best way to blend the chest and head voice.So without further ado, here’s my favorite exercise for singing in mixed voice.One Silly Sound to Sing in Mixed Voice Immediately:1. Say the word “Nay” (as in “neighbor”) out loud at a comfortable volume.Now, pretend that you’re a little brat on the playground and say the “Nay” in a bratty way. The sound should be very nasal and witchy sounding.2. Next, find a comfortable note at the bottom your voice (try E3 for guys and C#4 for girls) and sing that note out loud on a bratty “Nay”.3. Finally, sing the bratty “Nay” on an octave repeat scale where you replace each note of the scale with a bratty “Nay”.Don’t worry if you don’t have a piano.Here’s a video to walk you through the exercise:How to Sing High Notes without Falsetto--Works for Guys and Girls!As you’re singing this warm up, make sure to keep the sound very “bratty” and bright-sounding.This bright vocal sound is the key to growing your voice through your vocal break.And I promise, once you’ve done this exercise a few times, you won’t believe how much vocal control you have over your break.Vocal Control Step #5: Sing with a Resting LarynxThere’s no getting around it:As you gain the vocal control to sing with mixed voice, your larynx is probably a little high.Don’t worry if you haven’t heard of a larynx before.Let me explain:Your larynx is the hollow muscular organ in

Contents My Devices FAQ My Devices Portal Adding New Devices Removing Lost, Stolen and Unused Devices Managing Mobile Devices Additional References Communications, Services, and Additional Information Cisco Bug Search Tool Documentation Feedback Frequently Asked Questions My Devices FAQ My Devices Portal Q. Why do I need to use the My Devices Portal? A. Depending on your company policy, you might be able to use your mobile phones, tablets, printers, Internet radios, and other network devices on your company’s network. You can use the My Devices portal to register and manage these devices on your company’s network. When you use a laptop computer, mobile phone, or tablet to access the Internet, you typically use a web browser on the device itself. The first time you try to do so using your company’s network, the system will automatically guide you through registering and installing the required software. You may not need to use the My Devices Portal to register those types of devices. However, once you register them, you can use the My Devices Portal to perform operations such as remove them, mark them as lost, or reinstate devices that were marked as lost, once they are found. Other network devices do not have web browsers on them because they need access to the network only to allow you to perform activities such as listen to music, print documents, and watch videos. If you want to add these types of devices to your company’s network, you need to use the My Devices portal. Q. Why do I see different types of information display for Device ID? A. When you add a personal device, it displays on the Manage Devices page and is listed according to the device ID you entered when registering the device. However, devices often have multiple device IDs (for

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