The heavier your voice type the more it will be bigger the higher you are?

Also the lighter your voice type the easier it is for agility,riffed phrases?

Also if u have a lighter voice type, is it easier to maintain high notes?

People always tell me I have a heavier voice, but in my head it doesn't really sound that heavy at all. Also my friend told me when I go for my very low notes compared to when I go into a light higher mix it sounds like two different voices. Is this normal?

These are tonal qualities or colors, that you are reffering to. Don't sweat it. I have a heavier type voice but I can hit soprano, alto and tenor notes better than some of these "categorized singers". Just worked hard and work smart. Just think lighter on the top. You don't have to force it. So if you are a heavier type tonal voice, you can just as easily hit thise highes, if you are willing to work for it ;)

JV

Thanks for the encouragement, I been trying to do some of david phelps stuff and well thats not happening . I notice when I sing along I end up causing constriction and frustration.

But the other day when I just relaxed I say a little verse of his song where it goes up to a high C, I was able to do it in a mix effortlessly. It was so goofy haha. Now I just need that all the time :)

Jaime's right. Don't even think about voice classifications.

And yes, it is perfectly normal for your low and high registers to sound different.

I was curious should you always aim for your voice to be placed in your face? Even in your chest and low chest?

i dont know... but i'm a bass and speak at E2, F2.. G2.. and i can place in the face. I can say that you'll feel
the sound in the nose even though wont be nasal.

but is possible.. even tough strange

Wow thats quite low, I definitely don't speak that low. I notice though whenever my voice isn't feeling so great or is tired or misused I talk much lower then I normally do. It also gets a huskier heavier sound to it.

No, aim your voice to be placed in the palate. The face sensation is just an occuring resonance from the voice. Some teachers miscorrectly force the voice forward into what they call the mask. You don't have to do that. Place it in the palate and you'll feel it in the face.

JV

Yes I struggle with placement as well but I think (correct me if I'm wrong) really focusing on the resonance hum exercise perfects it, or at least if I am struggling with placement during a piece of music I will stop and do a resonance hum for the line and it corrects it for the most part.