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Twang is super important when trying to harmonize with someone else. It's how you create your blend. I learned how to sing by harmonizing first so i picked it up naturally and use it to shape my voice around whoever i'm singing with, by using different percentages of twang like justin talks about.
Celine Dion has always been the best example of a popular singer that uses twang regularly to her advantage. I think a lot of people confuse it with her being super nasal even when she’s singing a mid belt like C5 or D5 with a very neutral placement just because of the way it resonates.
Thank you very much for sharing this exercise! It will help finding the right voice quality for high gospel songs (instead of switching to an sweet, angelic quality).
And an amazing singer! Have you heard Justin's range and how different he can make his voice sound. You got see this. Amazing: ruclips.net/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/видео.htmle
One thing no one talks about is using the Twang or Mix in a song that specifically goes up through the passagio multiple times asending and decensding. So the question I would have is how do you do that and keeping a consistent sound.
Thank you for the dalek! From now on I'm going to go with my favorite "exterminate " line not only for fun but in order to practice my vocal technique :)
It's an incredible answer! Thank you so much, Justin and Erin!)))
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Thank you for putting these singing lessons on here, really appreciate it! I have a public performance next Friday evening here in the Netherlands, using the Twang for Rock.
I just stumbled upon this channel and I just want to say that you have an incredible personality for teaching. You could teach singing to kids on a Nick Jr show and it'd be a hit.
+Alberto Hinojosa ...remember all the dark hours in your life - when you doubted yourself ~ not knowing that you were accidently right all the time..!! ;D
I was looking for information about estill voice and I found this video, I thought it was great and exercises too, you're an excellent teacher. Now I am following , greetings from Bogotá-Colombia
Thank you for the lesson I lost my voice since last end September but I build on a new speaking and singing voice with my logepodie therapist exersice more times everyday Im now in the part looking for twang thank you for explaining I hope I can do a part
There's a similar sound quality in Belcanto singers called "lo squillo" (clanging sound). Have ever listen to Mado Robin? In those times that quality was considered the most important feature to be achieved in a trained voice. Diction was very clear, the sound was brilliant whether you were an alto, a soprano, a tenor or a baritone. Nowadays coloratura sopranos seem mezzos campared to the singers of the beginning of 20th century up to the the thirties... Very nice job! I really agree with you that twang is essentially a feature of pronunciation, and if you don't understand and experiment it as a pronunciation ( as too many italian pop students do) it could be even damaging, when it is not...
Which is interesting to note regardless the use of twang in the oldschool opera singing is how it is possible to sing with a low larynx , Big pharyngeal space and also a narrowed larynx to add core in the sound to project
Hey. That is the first video I watched from you. You make me smile an learn at the same time:). I might get a bit addicted of your channel now. Thanx!!
LOL, that ending... Linda November is a friend of my family. I got to hang out at her house and listen to her play and sing some of her jingles (including Meow Mix, naturally).
Thank you so much! This was really helpful and I'm so thankful that you gave the numbers for the warm-up because that makes it so much more convenient for practicing on my own!
Me too! Have you heard Justin's range and how different he can make his voice sound. You got see this. Amazing: ruclips.net/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/видео.htmle
I'd love to see your take on "Inalare la voce"! :) Many people actually believe you're supposed to inhale while emitting sound or that it's the same as circular breathing, however I've understood this is not the case...
I know you don't really focus on this styling, but you tend to explain things in such a way that I understand them better. my question pertains to screaming vocals in general, I used to be able to scream very easily and with different tones, but I caught mono, and when I finally recovered, I couldn't do it anymore (at least very well) and all the tutorials out there teach how to do it better, rather than how to do it at all. my singing voice remains untouched however, and I'm unsure why that is.
I came upon your channel while looking up mandolin info. I haven't sung for 30+ yrs and had no desire to even THINk of changing that.anyhow, I have now been glued to my PC because you're channel is excellent. I laughed, I cried..I learned the actual science of singing then I swear, I swooned. twang is not an ugly hillbilly speech impediment :( It's a beautifully melodic sweet molasis pour of a reagional accent. ..just sayin I still think
@@NewYorkVocalCoaching yes, have forwarded your channel also to some fellow singers. I never had formal training but been a singer for a long time. I gotbsome damage and picked some youtube channels some years back. I think I have seen all of them, plus revisits. Pd my vocal nodes are gone btw.
I learned to twang when I was 14 or so by imitating some soul singers, but I have it up because it was too "feminine sounding" as I'm a natural baritone. Wish I gave it more attention back then instead of abandoning it ha.
I suffer a bit of air leaking in my chest voice (mostly on the upper notes), is this a good excercise to fix it? Also the first time I did it, I noticed a fatigue sensation in the throat, is that ok?
How do you sing the same note in twang instead of head voice (or falsetto in my case)? how do you adjust "brightness" of the same note? is that even possible? I'm confused.
The new book by Justin Stoney "Sing Like Never Before" is now available! 🎶📖🎤
A vocal pedagogy book like none you've ever seen!
Learn more at singlikeneverbefore.com or get your copy on
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I love that Leonardo Dicaprio is teaching me
Justin did a Leo parody. Check it out. ruclips.net/video/7fCHriJOl80/видео.html - NYVC
Haha, it's funny
That, or Loras Tyrell...
Now that you tell lol
There I was thinking that was shaggy.
Twang is super important when trying to harmonize with someone else. It's how you create your blend. I learned how to sing by harmonizing first so i picked it up naturally and use it to shape my voice around whoever i'm singing with, by using different percentages of twang like justin talks about.
Amazing Mark! We are so glad to hear about your vocal journey and successes. Happy Singing!
Markus Wyld I still don’t understand what twang is
Rochelle Miller look at belting videos and you might be able to tell the difference
@@rochellemiller7467 Do you know yet, a year later?
This guy is like the best voice coach on RUclips. Man. This is really good. Well explained - he can actually sing, etc. damn.
Oh and he is funny as well. MAN. I'm sold. :-)
I laughed hard when you pressed those dissonant notes on the piano right after imitating the 'nerd' sound.
me too! 😃😆😆😆
Justin, you're a top lad, best person ever.
Celine Dion has always been the best example of a popular singer that uses twang regularly to her advantage. I think a lot of people confuse it with her being super nasal even when she’s singing a mid belt like C5 or D5 with a very neutral placement just because of the way it resonates.
Great thoughts Raz! -NYVC
Y'all saw the way he snatched that paper off the piano at 0:35? There's even enthusiasm running through his hands! 😂😂
He has a degree in Musical Theater. Can you tell?
I aspire to have that amount of Life
this video was too enjoyable to be called a lesson. your videos are awesome, keep it up Justin!
Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback Leo! -NYVC
Thank you very much for sharing this exercise! It will help finding the right voice quality for high gospel songs (instead of switching to an sweet, angelic quality).
So glad this helped! -NYVC
Those characters were great, haha
Simply amazing! Thanks for posting it!
I think Sergej meant to say he is from Murmansk (with a "k" at the end)... 🙂
Yeah ;)
A great teacher!
also a good actor
BIG LIKE
And an amazing singer! Have you heard Justin's range and how different he can make his voice sound. You got see this. Amazing: ruclips.net/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/видео.htmle
Can you increase the volume in the video?@@
One thing no one talks about is using the Twang or Mix in a song that specifically goes up through the passagio multiple times asending and decensding. So the question I would have is how do you do that and keeping a consistent sound.
Great question - Be sure to send it to questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com. Thank you for your enthusiasm! :)
8:57 start
😃 -NYVC
Thank you for the dalek! From now on I'm going to go with my favorite "exterminate " line not only for fun but in order to practice my vocal technique :)
Haha! Nice! -NYVC
congratulations!!!! you've done 77 videos of awesomeness
Have you seen the video of Justin singing? ruclips.net/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/видео.htmle
oh my days, I've been looking for something like this all summer, thank you so much!!!
Thank you so much for explaining what is Twang!! I've been searching forever!!!
never stop doing this along with what you love
It's an incredible answer! Thank you so much, Justin and Erin!)))
Thank you for putting these singing lessons on here, really appreciate it! I have a public performance next Friday evening here in the Netherlands, using the Twang for Rock.
I just stumbled upon this channel and I just want to say that you have an incredible personality for teaching. You could teach singing to kids on a Nick Jr show and it'd be a hit.
Can't fool me...this is Dicaprio before he got into acting....
Yes! Check it out. ruclips.net/video/7fCHriJOl80/видео.html - NYVC
Agree hahah
I love the characters you did with twang. Impressive.
So glad you enjoyed this IO! -NYVC
1:15 was funny... hahaha...
Good tips. This is totally useful. Love to see your tutorials...
I already do this, and I never knew about it, all my life has been a lie.
+Alberto Hinojosa ...remember all the dark hours in your life - when you doubted yourself ~ not knowing that you were accidently right all the time..!!
;D
I love this channel!!!! You explain everything so well.
thanks bro you and so many other yuoutube artist are giving me free vocal lessons. and they definitely work if you put in the time
I was looking for information about estill voice and I found this video, I thought it was great and exercises too, you're an excellent teacher. Now I am following , greetings from Bogotá-Colombia
I have struggled with this for so long but finally get it. There is NOTHING you cant teach
I am doing this exercise and I was able to vocalize to an E above high C! tried it legit and who! my nose is vibrating! thanks Justin!
Hi Dabney! Thank you so much for your support, we are so glad you enjoy VLTTW and wish you much joy and success! Incredible progress! :)
YES GIRL GOOD JOB!!!
I love how you give examples❤💪
We're glad it helps you, Roselyn! Thanks for watching! -NYVC
Woah, good job on the Maria twang WSS example. You can really hear the difference in how the twang makes the ampacity go up for a more direct tone.
So glad you liked it MH! -NYVC
Justin ... you have helped me more than any focal "coach ever! God bless you keep up the great work ... I enjoyed every tip & lesson !
Thanks! Have you seen Justin's vocal training course: voicelessonstotheworld.com/page/vocal_course You'd really like it. So helpful. -NYVC
Thank you for the lesson I lost my voice since last end September but I build on a new speaking and singing voice with my logepodie therapist exersice more times everyday Im now in the part looking for twang thank you for explaining I hope I can do a part
Keep up the amazing work Tanika! -NYVC
@@NewYorkVocalCoaching 😊🙏 thank you ferry much if my voice is back I will post
There's a similar sound quality in Belcanto singers called "lo squillo" (clanging sound). Have ever listen to Mado Robin? In those times that quality was considered the most important feature to be achieved in a trained voice. Diction was very clear, the sound was brilliant whether you were an alto, a soprano, a tenor or a baritone. Nowadays coloratura sopranos seem mezzos campared to the singers of the beginning of 20th century up to the the thirties... Very nice job! I really agree with you that twang is essentially a feature of pronunciation, and if you don't understand and experiment it as a pronunciation ( as too many italian pop students do) it could be even damaging, when it is not...
I’m so happy I found you on my vocal journey!!!❤
We're so happy to be with you on your journey! 💙 -NYVC
Omg thank you so much! That's exactly what I've been looking for! You're awesome! God bless you!💖
Which is interesting to note regardless the use of twang in the oldschool opera singing is how it is possible to sing with a low larynx , Big pharyngeal space and also a narrowed larynx to add core in the sound to project
Exercising with you is fun! Thanks brother :)
Hey. That is the first video I watched from you. You make me smile an learn at the same time:). I might get a bit addicted of your channel now. Thanx!!
I love Twang! I'm a Texan!
LOL, that ending... Linda November is a friend of my family. I got to hang out at her house and listen to her play and sing some of her jingles (including Meow Mix, naturally).
great advice on speaking voice before singing
Thank you so much! This was really helpful and I'm so thankful that you gave the numbers for the warm-up because that makes it so much more convenient for practicing on my own!
Awesome! So glad you liked it Madison! Keep up the awesome work! -NYVC
omg i could listen to you all day. x
Me too! Have you heard Justin's range and how different he can make his voice sound. You got see this. Amazing: ruclips.net/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/видео.htmle
I thought this was a very common thing everybody did, didn't even know it had a name -- I've been doing this my entire life.
When is this dude's broadway? He is the most expressive dude ever.
I love this guy so much.
We're so glad you're here, Tavish! 💙💙💙 -NYVC
Phantastic, thank you! 🎉🎉🎉
I love your videos! Amazing!! Thanks for demonstrating after you explain things. It is awesome! Subscribed!
you explain very well. got me from the start. I liked the different examples you give too. Thank you so much
Thanks for being here! :D -NYVC
Fantastic episode Justin! Thanks.
So glad it helped you! Thanks for watching! -NYVC
Justin, your videos are amazing! These lessons are very informative and fun at the same time, you rock!
Hi Jose! We are so super glad you like them! YOU rock! -NYVC
I'd love to see your take on "Inalare la voce"! :) Many people actually believe you're supposed to inhale while emitting sound or that it's the same as circular breathing, however I've understood this is not the case...
Interesting! We'll keep that in mind for a future episode Jose! -NYVC
bless you Justin
Justin appreciates your kind words, Jan! -NYVC
I know you don't really focus on this styling, but you tend to explain things in such a way that I understand them better.
my question pertains to screaming vocals in general, I used to be able to scream very easily and with different tones, but I caught mono, and when I finally recovered, I couldn't do it anymore (at least very well) and all the tutorials out there teach how to do it better, rather than how to do it at all. my singing voice remains untouched however, and I'm unsure why that is.
+A7XEvanescenceFan Be sure to send your questions directly to Justin at questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com! :)
So fun!! I love your video!! You are amazing!!
This made my day!!
YOur the answer to my prayer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for sharing this up...
🙏🙏🙏 -NYVC
I love the way he teaches
Thank you so much! -NYVC
@@NewYorkVocalCoaching thanks for replying plz make more episodes of this i literally love this
I came upon your channel while looking up mandolin info. I haven't sung for 30+ yrs and had no desire to even THINk of changing that.anyhow, I have now been glued to my PC because you're channel is excellent. I laughed, I cried..I learned the actual science of singing then I swear, I swooned.
twang is not an ugly hillbilly speech impediment :( It's a beautifully melodic sweet molasis pour of a reagional accent. ..just sayin
I still think
So glad you found your way here! It was meant to be! Hope you subscribed. More wonderful stuff coming soon! -NYVC
Ohhh. I wish I could have that great teacher as my coach.
Aw! Justin appreciates your kind words! -NYVC
this is the smallest sound of video on RUclips, but you're a very great at explaining btw
Excellent lesson! I love the fact that he uses technical terms even though I don't know what they mean. It just makes me trust him more LOL!
Thanks for the lessons by the way
Thanks for watching! :D -NYVC
You're a gifted teacher bro!
Thanks so much for your kind words John! -NYVC
another video that really helped me! amazing! Thanks Justin!
Thanks for watching, Jun! -NYVC
You deserve more subscribers! thank you so much!
Thanks for watching, Vic! -NYVC
Super helpful. Finally get it! Seemed mystical before!
Yay! So glad this was helpful, Daniel! -NYVC
Been several years watching these on occassions. Thanks
We're so glad to have had you as a fan for so long! :D -NYVC
@@NewYorkVocalCoaching yes, have forwarded your channel also to some fellow singers. I never had formal training but been a singer for a long time. I gotbsome damage and picked some youtube channels some years back. I think I have seen all of them, plus revisits. Pd my vocal nodes are gone btw.
This is awesome news! We're so glad your voice healed! And that the show has been helpful to you! :D -NYVC
Priceless!
You're priceless Eli! -NYVC
awsome job! Thank you!❤😊
So glad you enjoyed it Aika! -NYVC
Oh man, you are perfect
YOU'RE perfect Sima! -NYVC
Great stuff and clear explanitions! Thank you!
So glad you liked it Inna! 😄 -NYVC
Is this based on the Jo Estel methodology? Narrowing of the epiglotis is definitely the way it's done.
Pray for my neighbour guys 🤣
HA! 🤭 -NYVC
I love this man!
I learned to twang when I was 14 or so by imitating some soul singers, but I have it up because it was too "feminine sounding" as I'm a natural baritone. Wish I gave it more attention back then instead of abandoning it ha.
Yeah finally Sia! You are the best Justin!
😸 -NYVC
you're awesome justin. thankyou
Wonderful teacher
I suffer a bit of air leaking in my chest voice (mostly on the upper notes), is this a good excercise to fix it? Also the first time I did it, I noticed a fatigue sensation in the throat, is that ok?
1:15😂😂😂best reaction!
Excellent Thanks!!!
Awesome video! Also really funny haha
two words for speaking in twang: Jerry Lewis (when he is in his weird"hey lady" character)
Very informative, easy to learn 👍
So glad to hear it! Keep up the amazing work Ratna! -NYVC
😂😂😂😂 Justin nothing else I can say except this Word>>>[I love you] I love how you hit the keyboard suddenly, Hhhhhhh
Great!
😄 -NYVC
GREAT - thx so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:D -NYVC
I love this neverending happyness
We're so glad you enjoy the show Madame! -NYVC
Just made me realise I use so much twang when I sing, can be very piercing but hey, great video.
Twang is great Gigsand! -NYVC
Thanks for your amazing videos!
You are so welcome! -NYVC
Thank you for your videos! I love them. You are adorable
You're so kind Tamara! Thanks for watching! -NYVC
How do you sing the same note in twang instead of head voice (or falsetto in my case)? how do you adjust "brightness" of the same note? is that even possible? I'm confused.
After your Lessons i feel a bit better. I would Like youbti bei my teacher
Aw! We're so glad Johanna! We hope our resources continue to help you! :) We're here for you! -NYVC
Great video. You’d make a fantastic actor.
He was an actor back in the day! :) Maybe you'll spot him in a movie! 😂 -NYVC