OK folks, time for the big debate(and my longest video!): falsetto or not? Let me first say that I have nothing against falsetto as such. It can add much beauty and emotion to a note but I don´t like whiny falsettos used just for reaching high notes that are harder to reach by mixed voice. Mixed voice is used by mixing the normal speaking voice (chest voice) with head voice (very simply put: singing from the throat), btw head voice is not falsetto but the term is often used as such in classical singing. Head voice is sometimes referred to as "open throat falsetto" because the vocal chords are kept "wide open" in contrast to falsetto where they are "folded". I may not have 100% correct answers here but I´m pretty sure about THESE notes. Some notes and singers are very hard to tell though (e.g. Tim Owens, Steven Tyler, Brian Johnson, "painkiller" voices used in speed metal etc.). While the difference between strong mixed voice and weak falsetto is obvious it´s much harder to...