Learning to sing like Twenty One Pilots is a great way to develop your own style of music that traverses multiple genres. Vocalist Tyler Joseph has a distinct style, combining pop, rock and rap into a sound that is uniquely his own. His vocal technique is characterized by his falsetto voice, his ability to rap fast, and his distinct tone and texture.

To begin, it is important to understand your voice type and range. You can take the Singing Carrots Vocal Range Test, which compares your range to famous singers and helps you determine your voice type. Then, you can explore the range of Tyler Joseph to get a sense of where your voice sits in comparison.

In terms of vocal technique, Tyler Joseph uses a lot of falsetto, which is a technique that uses the head voice instead of the chest voice. You can learn more about vocal registers and the vocal break in this Singing Carrots blog on Voice Registers. Also, Tyler's rap technique is admirable. You can study this by using the Singing Carrots pitch monitor exercise, which lets you see your sung notes on a virtual piano. That way, you can train yourself to rap in the proper key. Check out this Singing Carrots video tutorial on how to rap or sing fast for tips on mastering speed.

Another key to Tyler Joseph's unique vocal style is his tone and texture. His voice is often raspy, but he still manages to keep his pitch in tune. Pitch accuracy is important for Twenty One Pilots' music and you can practice it with the Singing Carrots pitch accuracy test. You can also learn more about resonance in this Singing Carrots blog post on Resonance in Singing.

Finally, when learning to sing like Tyler Joseph, it is important to choose the right songs to showcase your new skills. Try learning some of his popular songs, like "Stressed Out," “Heathens,” and “Ride.” You can find the vocal range and sheet music for these songs on Singing Carrots' Songbook, where you can create your performance set.

Practice is key when it comes to mastering your vocals and Singing Carrots' pitch training offers interactive vocal warm-ups, pitch visualizer, and exercises for range and agility. Vocal distortion and growling can both be beneficial techniques to add depth to your voice and Singing Carrots offers exercises for learning both.

Remember to take care of your vocal health during the process and use Singing Carrots' Educational Singing Course to learn the basics of singing theory and practical tips. By following these steps and utilizing Singing Carrots' resources, you can learn how to sing like Tyler Joseph of Twenty One Pilots and become a unique and successful vocalist in your own right.