Voice Techniques: How to Match Pitch | Singing | Vocals | Voice | Berklee Online
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In this video, you will learn some helpful exercises for matching pitch. Jeannie Gagné demonstrates the importance of both mental and physical preparation for singing a pitch, and what happens with your breath when a pitch is out of tune. In addition, you’ll learn some basic interval workouts to help you match pitch.
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About Jeannie Gagné:
Jeannie is a world-class vocalist who has been teaching vocal lessons and performing for more than three decades. She has sung with Philip Glass, Cher, toured with reggae legend Frankie Paul, and opened for Barenaked Ladies. She has sung on movie soundtracks and on dozens of recordings, been featured on television and radio, and traveled worldwide to teach and perform. On RUclips she's known as The Vocal Genie. Her three solo albums highlight her four-octave range and unique vocal style. Jeannie also co-founded Berklee College of Music’s Performance Wellness Institute, where she is a professor on the voice faculty. She is the author of two groundbreaking books, Your Singing Voice: Contemporary Techniques, Expression and Spirit; and Belting: A Guide to Healthy, Powerful Singing.
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Voice Techniques: How to Match Pitch | Singing | Vocals | Voice | Berklee Online | Jeannie Gagné
This is amazing! I realise now I need to put so much more effort into getting these skills in tune before I worry about my singing!
I have a cappella tryouts coming up and I have to match pitch so this really helped!! Thank you!!
Thank you! Good luck.
I have auditions coming at the end of the week, its to place me in a high level choir.🤞 im so nervous
Wow! She knows her instrument so well; being able to be purposedly out of tune isn't as easy as it looks. I think I will aim at having more confidence, but I wonder if too much technique gets in the way of emotions...
It's easy for me! Lol. I've been told I'm typically out of tune. Consistency is tough! It seems I'm either too confident or too shy, depending on the song.
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technique FREE's the emotion. Because you have control.
Thank You i really enjoy this video. I am going to keep watching and try to apply this techniques.
Wicked stuff! Love this!
Wow!! You taught me so much in under 4 min....my mind is blown 😃😊🙌✨thank youuuuuuu
I really don't understand how to tell what vocal sound goes with what piano sound. I never learned to sing before so I am very confused.
Damn she makes music look very easy
Thank you so much for these!! I think everyone around me appreciates it too lol
I love the way you teach
she's beautiful sensitive teacher thank you
LOVE your tutorials AND you sang for Philip Glass!
Great video!
a note for myself: 2:44
Oh..she sings so good
I love this
Thanks!
are there certain words or letters that are best to practice matching pitch with? For example, I sings "Deeeeeee" and my tunner is pegged out on E somewhere in the 390 range. When I then try to match that and sing Eeeeeeee, I think I come up with an A or A#. Do Rey Me Fa So La Tea - is just all over the place. So I guess my question is how to practice that, my goal is to be able to sing at a 5th or a 3rd of what my buddy sings at when we play guitar. I believe I am a tenor - at least that was what my piano teacher said.....thanks
Evan
Would you be interested in making a video that plays lots of different people making a middle C or E, one after another, quickly and separately, so we can focus on hearing the timbre and vocal tone over the intended sound. I think it would help in zeroing in on some of those finer qualities in learning to make sounds that are fuller or richer, or some indefinable qualities that would be illustrated in such an example~
2:07 THIS BLEW ME AWAY OMG
What do we do if it is an ear thing? Like I can't hear if I'm off or not. I had to use a tuner to try this.
Same. I’m always just guessing where the note is.
I love studying vocals
Psychic Dove same
How do I switch between low and high notes smoothly and rember notes so I can sing them back
😍👌👌👌👌
Do you have to be a good singer to go to this collage or do they have vocal coaches?
Hi Nate, thanks for your question. No, you do not need to be an experienced singer. We do offer a Voice Technique 101 course. Voice Technique 101 is an introductory course designed to teach you how to make your voice sound more powerful, how to use vocal technique to expand your range and expression, and how to become more confident in vocal performances. This course is a fantastic starting point for anyone wanting to make the most of their voice. Learn more here: berkonl.in/304kWw2
how to machine music with my vocal
Does she give online voice lessons?!
You can learn more about the course she teaches here: berkonl.in/2oUV30j
anybody hear mario in that? btw she's very good!
She's an absolute expert
This was impressive as fuck. Wow.
Just started pitch matching,Think it's stupid!!
I haven’t watched the whole thing yet, but like anyone else just go by the vibrations in your skull, and getting it to match the vibration in the air.... cause that’s what I do...
5% huh.. just wondering where that math came from
The piano is not in tune with itself.