I find this curious when you were talking about "My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark". I don't have any training IN VOICE (I've played wind instruments for years, so I can tell when I've hit a note), I've only ever sung for myself, but I have no trouble going back and forth between the "light 'em up' and the 'on fire'. I feel something in my throat shift when I go up higher like that almost like...I suppose a gearshift in a car changing gears, is the only way I can think to explain it.
A gearshift is a good description for switching from chest to a twangy/edgy head voice for a part like that. Doing that part in a full-sounding voice, over and over, is extremely difficult. Even Patrick Stump doesn’t stay in a full voice when doing it live, if he jumps up to the higher part at all. -Draven
Really only 5 comments? This is great advice. i love finding my new voice....Its taking a lot of highs and lows to find and Im still in love with music. Music is my religion and savior. Mixing is usually helpful. Don't lipsync. Warm up. Love the music more than the emotion will allow so you dont tear up and warble in feelings. And try not to ever give a bad performance if you find yourself on Mtv.
My 6th grade choir teacher told me I'd never be a great singer 😂. I was bummed at the time lol. Some fked shit for her to say to a kid. Gladly, I'm currently of the opinion she was mistaken :)
I find this curious when you were talking about "My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark". I don't have any training IN VOICE (I've played wind instruments for years, so I can tell when I've hit a note), I've only ever sung for myself, but I have no trouble going back and forth between the "light 'em up' and the 'on fire'. I feel something in my throat shift when I go up higher like that almost like...I suppose a gearshift in a car changing gears, is the only way I can think to explain it.
A gearshift is a good description for switching from chest to a twangy/edgy head voice for a part like that. Doing that part in a full-sounding voice, over and over, is extremely difficult. Even Patrick Stump doesn’t stay in a full voice when doing it live, if he jumps up to the higher part at all. -Draven
@@RockSingingSuccess appreciate the feedback, I enjoy your channel. 👍
Really only 5 comments? This is great advice. i love finding my new voice....Its taking a lot of highs and lows to find and Im still in love with music. Music is my religion and savior. Mixing is usually helpful. Don't lipsync. Warm up. Love the music more than the emotion will allow so you dont tear up and warble in feelings. And try not to ever give a bad performance if you find yourself on Mtv.
My 6th grade choir teacher told me I'd never be a great singer 😂. I was bummed at the time lol. Some fked shit for her to say to a kid. Gladly, I'm currently of the opinion she was mistaken :)
@@Maxxabstract I’m glad you think she was mistaken!
Great video. Just DM'd you!