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Short answer: you *can’t*

This video transformed the way I sing

Incredibly beautiful song and the guitar is amazing. I listen to it several times a day. You are excellent.

At around 3:34, are you going into a falsetto or are you pushing your chest voice?

Do you have any tips for articulating when singing? My producer says my articulation sounds lazier (i’ve been practicing vowels) how do I articulate the words correctly while also using vowels?

Yes

Yup

My first teacher told me the same thing. That I would never be able to sing high parts. It made me doubt myself for years.

Woahhh

Thanx

This guy saves me every time I panic about my technique, I watch his lessons of the course and after a couple minutes it clicks again. But… It’s a hard thing to make it muscle memory

9:07 (to 9:20) So true! That continues talk about ‘open throat’ technique was a a bit counter-productive for me in my goal to be able to sing higher notes correctly. What I learned from you to achieve that, does not feel like an open throat to me. I wouldn’t describe what I’m doing with those two words. Although I now understand that people who use the term mean the same thing, I couldn’t understand them. Language can be quite confusing.

let me thank you so very much, today I was able to hit all of Outshined notes and I felt so good, and it's mainly beacause of your videos, you might not see all of us but we are all very thankful of all you've done <3

Great. Thanks!

Thanks for this. Paul Rodgers is so great. Your voice is excellent.

This is cool, I feel it!

Dude awesome info as usual. Have you talked about vibrato? Yours is great

Awesome tone man! 👍

It would help a lot if you showed the vowel-placements needed for the F4-B4 range

Sentensed!

Love this discussion!

hearing you calling it super old-school metal hurts my soul man!

Awesome!!!! What do you use for drums?

Nice. On my side there are lot of things that came in late. Still not mastered yet. Raised soft palate. Diagonal and back. Someone else told be a tube. Guess what, combining those tips started to make some sense. It’s not coming easy though. But it’s coming. I’ll get back to those vowels soon. Still messing with raising soft palate and diagonal and back atm. 🤷‍♂️

Nice! I always think of man in a box. Feed my eyes becomes “fade” my eyes. Love your work. Keep it coming

Much wisdom in this video. Really appreciate all your insights brotha! 👍

Man...I'm really confused about how I missed this one. This is some great stuff!

Awesome choice for a demonstration… love this song

Opening the mouth wide when singing high, why do pro's do itz is it to prevent possible nasality? So they have a narrow space inside the mouth, tongue raised high, and resonance feeling in the front of the mouth, but they open the mouth, not to make a bigger room inside the mouth, but just at the tip to remove nasality and make it clearer? Is that a good assesment?

Can you sing OPEN arm's

Well presented 👍

How bout one for Shannon Hoon ?

I thought up a good anology for mix (i think😂) holding a chest note, and trying to move it to falsetto without going up in pitch. That is basically what cry does. Ut moves you closer to falsetto (stretching the folds) (i think😂) works very good for me uf i want to sing ed sheeran stuff. Hold a note in a early mixy range, and try to slowly go to falsetto while holding a steady pitch. 🎉 I do struggle not to do exactly that going up in pitch tho, singing low range rock songs where it is pure chest, i cant maintian chest. Like bryan adams stuff, i mix and i sound like a boy, instead of a man.. i am stryggling so hard to understand how to get harder and looser vocal fold closure, and how to maintain thicker folds going up towards where my tenor mix range "should" be. I can sing the pitches fine, it is just too thin sounding

And i'm back on your channel! Singing is a journey haha, so much of singing information gets misunderstood because of where you are on the singing journey. I have struggled with tongue root tention without knowing it, and today learned how to actually feel placement correctly. And i am back, and i actually understand this alot better now, because i can feel the resonances inside my mouth when chanign vowels! Hope to be able to sing like you in about a year!😂 thanks for all these cool videos!

Great video wow

The professor of metal at Hogwarts🤘

Though he's an outlier I do think Layne was out singing his drums and guitar lol

So I'm not sure if I'm getting the placement but when it's forward placement should you be feeling the vibration and singing like on my teeth kinda? Lol hard to explain

Everyone else playing checkers. This dude is playing Chess

Amazing video

Leaning more towards the shorts now? I love the in depth lessons i feel like i learn so much useful stuff to work with lol but shorts definitely got benefit too i get it. Fast useful tips

I have someone in my family who is a fine opera singer. She sings without showing any effort. She seems to just inflate her lower body and let it deflate like a balloon. That is what I see. She probably does more like using her belly and muscles in that area.

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I can relate! ...got the same book and had the same point of confusion.... "wait why am i singing 'goo'?". I'd power through the exercise but had no idea that the sound was trying to train subtle muscle co-ordination... and then knowing that still doesn't help - how do I know if I'm moving the right things in the right way!? may as well be invisible!

Hi Kegan, this might be a long shot, but I'm at my wits' end. Do you have any advice for me where to look for the cause of my problem, as you speak about hurting the voice? Here is some context: I've been on my vocal journey for approximately 5 and a half years now after I was asked to join a band as the lead vocalist for a Red Hot Chili Peppers cover band. That journey has gotten me into singing and gigging quite a lot, broadening our repertoire from just Red Hot Chili Peppers to general covers and eventually even our own music. The problem, which I'm still coping with, is that I have had consistent (almost daily) throat pain for the past 3 years. My singing teachers have not been able to identify the cause, and neither have my speech therapists and ENTs (my vocal chords are still in great shape). At this point, I have given up on singing daily for quite a while already, as singing starts hurting me after only 10 minutes of doing it, and only sing when we meet up with the band (weekly) and at gigs. My voice is generally destroyed for three days to even a week after a gig of 2-3 hour sets. Now, I don't think I have ever managed to connect my chest voice and head voice without "flipping", which gives me the feeling that I have also never actually managed to use head voice. In this case that would mean that I have been using my chest voice (up to A4) for all this time singing. I've got another gig coming up tomorrow night and I'm already dreading the aftermath, but I don't think I could ever give up on singing, although this has been physically and mentally draining me for a very long time. I hope you reach out to me. Cheers, Melody

brilliant

HOLY COW YOU UNLOCKED MY MIX WITHOUT SOUNDING LIKE A HELIUM BALLOON AND HURT MY VOICE

finally someone who doesn't consider twang as a synonym of forward placement!!