REAL Vocal Coach Reacts to Loren Allred Singing “Never Enough” Live
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- Vocal coach and singing teacher Matt Ramsey reacts to Loren Allred singing "Never Enough" from "The Greatest Showman".
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The david foster live of Never Enough by Loren is the best! Very informative reaction btw!
Cool, thanks!
Thanks for mentioning that she wasn’t auto tuned etc. gives me hope. Thanks!!!!!
You're welcome
I'd love to see you react to her version on David foster live, is insane. She does it so amazingly.
I'll check it out
So great that it's not autotuned 💕
yes!
Love your videos Matt! 🤗
Glad you like them!
Great reaction!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks
I love this song
it was stuck in my head for a while
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Man, whoever edited this is really cool ;)
gotcha!
Thanks. Now when my choirmaster says I'm flat it just means I am authentic :). No, seriously, I have sung for choir and when he ever he says I'm flat and I'm like 'eh? that sounded great'. So it's not that I am really bad, because it dented my confidence a bit. To be told you are flat seems awful but I hear now that it doesn't mean you are a bad singer. Just don't do it all the time!
all singers hit a bad note now and then
An amazing reaction as always❤❤ I'm still waiting for the Little Mix reaction... It's been 5 months :')
But who's counting, lol, no seriously, coming soon if they don't get blocked
Leave the auto tune turned off, let the reality shine through
D3 and that belt (mix)... my G3 even could never 😂
maybe with training?
I would love to hear you do some analysis on Faouzia.
she's already here, check it out
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Glad you liked it1
Gonna support you all through out 🙂🙂🙂🙂❤️❤️
Hi! Could you maybe maybe react to Smother me by Olivia Nelson?
I'll check it out
CUPLERIAS GALA PREMIOS CERES BY DIANA NAVARRO 🙏🙏
thanks for the suggestion
Hi! Please react to Lani Misalucha - Whitney Houston Medley 14 years ago. You'll definitely enjoy it. 😀
keep watching!
Do you think Dimash uses autotune in his life performances? He always sings so perfectly that it seem almost impossible without autotune.
I've never heard him use it
@@ramseyvoicestudio What do you think about this "evidence": ruclips.net/video/RuRTjcEWCLk/видео.html
I'm not reopening this topic any further, it''s too volatile and we don't need that in our lives, in my opinion
Please react the version of marcelito pomoy of never enough
I'll check it out
@@ramseyvoicestudio tnx
Agoney a young Spanish singer with a great voice has just released two songs live together with Vevo. Could you react to them please? They are called "Más" and "Edén"
I'll check them out
@@ramseyvoicestudio 🙏💓
i hope you could have a reaction on Melanie Martinez
thanks for the suggestion
Hello, could you react to one really cool singer, Jamie Miller, please? I think you'll like him a lot. It would be awesome to learn some tips to sing like him
I will check it out, thanks
Hello just wanted to say I enjoyed ur video and I do short song covers if ur interested 💖💖
thanks for watching
The expectation should be the singer can sing. It's a shame that there is a justification or explanation for the use of Autotune. Just a shame. I grew up in a time when musicians played their instruments and singers sang. There was no thought about "fixing" the sound.
I understand, but sometimes if it's used purely for effect and not as a "substitute" for skill, I'm ok with it
@@ramseyvoicestudio I respect your point of view, but I want to hear musicians play and singers sing. There's nothing more gratifying and impressive than hearing a musician own his/her craft whether it's an instrument or a voice. Sinatra, Ella, Tony Bennet, Joe William's, Robert Plant, Whitney, Ann Wilson, Etta James, Joe Cocker, Steve Perry, Pavaroti, Placido, etc. This list is endless of beautiful, and unique voices that were there for listeners to enjoy in all their purity and imperfections.
Respectfully,
R
@@rjvsmb Exactly, it's the flaws and imperfections that attribute to the voice and sound. There are many pop/rock bands from the 70s/80s/90s where the singer couldn't sing well, but the limited vocal ranges defined the sound of the bands. I'd rather hear someone sing and go out of key than autotune vocals personally.
I agree if it's used to correct pitch