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What kind of mixed voice do they both use? There was quite clearly a half-metallic sound in they mixed voice. There is no restraint quality. 7:53 Is that different from the pharyngeal voice?

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Cornelius, this is a glorious analysis. I absolutely love that you can describe AND demonstrate what we're hearing as well as what we're _not_ hearing. Please make more of these, this may just be the best resource of its kind on RUclips.

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Probably one of the best analyses I ve ever seen on utube..congrats!!..I ve learnt a lot.

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would this be the same technique that jeff buckley often uses in things like the higher louder parts of lover you should’ve come over?

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Cry mix at 1:26? :D It was so perfectly executed <3

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That F2/H3 is hella good ❤ (if I’m not mistaken, it sounds like that tuning to my ears)

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Could you tell me which of the four vocal modes are used in the final sentences? The tone seems noticeably different from the earlier parts.

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Epic, indeed...lol Cornelius

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Love me some LOTR. Lovely cover!

you have such a clear way of explaining singing, it's out of competition!

Hi Cornelius, when i sing in breathy falsetto I find it quite exhausing. I don't mean running out of air quicker, rather my voice just feels like it's been through a workout. I dont think im straining though... Do you think im doing something wrong or does it just take practice for the voice to get used to breathy falsetto?

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I think it is a common misconception when people consider mixed voice as something that's hard to find hence, it is considered as a "holy grail" in the singing world and becomes a widely discussed topic in the singing community. A lot don't realise that they are probably in that coordination already when they sing. Coz i think when we sing in our middle range, (for guys maybe around C4 - G4) we might be already centralising the vowels, increasing twang, in which it most likely introduces LCA activity in the process. Maybe the difficulty comes in sustaining and controlling it, when there's lack of support or when they're timid, they unconsciously use alot of valsalva. And that's when they consider it a pressed or squeezed chest voice.

Hey Cornelius! I would like to ask, when I am learning the CVI process, I want to make a neutral sound, but every time I want to make a high sound, I always feel that my chin is using force, I read in the book that this is incorrect, but this kind of use of force is not that I intentionally use force, but I feel that when I pronounce the sound high up, it will drive my chin to use force. I'm not sure if it's just my jaw using force, it's just that I feel some driving tightness in the back of my mouth. And I also feel it when I use the Twang. Is it possible that the mouth is very relaxed when making neutral sounds? There's just no force at all. None at all.What I'm asking is how do I produce a correct neutral sound, at least with a support point, because before when I produced high notes it felt like I was overdriving when I used the bite position as a support point, and I'm also asking if this is related to resonance? Is it about needing to get my resonance in the head and not in the mouth.

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Could you tell me what metal in curbing and overdrive should feel like?

Why don't you give exercise.. explanations should go with exercise

I have a question, is there any way to lowering larynx while singing?

Excellent! Can you demistify vibrato next please

Loved the analogy with archery! Makes it so much easier to visualize the relationship between body posture and vocal placement. Amazing content as always!

i watched this like 10 times now, and trying to make a huge all encompassing visualization, awesome stuff cornelius!