Tiny Tim, born Herbert Butros Khaury, was an American singer, ukulele player, and musical archivist. Tiny Tim's unique vocal technique was heavily influenced by traditional pop music and thus his falsetto range. His hit song "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" showcases his one of a kind high pitched vocals.

Learning to sing like Tiny Tim is all about developing your falsetto range. To do so, start with Singing Carrots' Vocal Range Test. Once you have determined your vocal range, start with basic vocal warm-ups and breathing exercises to improve your range and breath support. For a starting exercise, try the Farinelli Breathing video from Singing Carrots' resources.

To properly execute Tiny Tim's unique falsetto style, it is important to learn about a few key singing techniques. The voice registers, especially falsetto, are important for mastering Tiny Tim's sound. Learn more about them with Singing Carrots' Voice Registers & Vocal Break article and the video Mixed Voice.

Singing Carrots' Twist vocal technique video can also teach you how to sing in the higher ranges of your voice. In addition, this article on Vibrato explains a bit about adding vibrato to your voice for a more unique sound.

To achieve Tiny Tim's unique sound, one must also have a good grasp of music theory. For this, a deep dive into Singing Carrots' educational singing course should do the job. In addition, Singing Carrots' song search can help you find songs that match your vocal range, difficulty level, and genre preference.

Finally, posture and stage presence play a big role in achieving Tiny Tim's unique sound. Proper posture allows you to take in more air, which improves your breath support. Singing Carrots' How Posture Affects Your Singing article explains more. In addition, their Tips for Performing on Stage article digs deeper into performing techniques.

To sum up, to sing like Tiny Tim, one must practice their falsetto range, familiarize themselves with their voice registers, learn the basics of music theory, and take care of their posture and stage presence. Utilize Singing Carrots' range of educational resources to achieve this unique vocal style.