emxne OKAY BUT GUYS my favorite part of this video is the cat because I AM A CAT RUclipsR trying to make it in this hooman world. One day I might release a singing video ... meow knows?
Agreed! A lot of people don't realize that a nasal tone is most often the result of a really high larynx position not actually singing through your nose!
Growing up as I was singing, I was told that nasality was such a bad thing. I would try so hard not to do it. Later on I found that, of course, that isn’t true. I’m so glad that you posted this video since there might be others out there who feel the same way. Love love love your channel!
This is actually very helpful!! Thank you so much for explaining nasal airflow because I've been confused on it for several years and I've been stuck with a misconception that if you have air flowing out of your nose you sound nasally! Thank you for explaining how that's not always the case and that nasal airflow can actually help!
Ohhh shit finally our boy is doing these type of singing videos again!!!! 🔥🔥🔥😍 Now we just need a course or something more affordable than the lessons 😝🙏
Such an informative video! I grew up with classical training and was always told to sing through our throat only! I’m excited to learn more and expand my vocal ability! Also, to grow from the way I was taught growing up!
It's such a weird thing for classical singers to teach because it isn't even true, at least according the to research that has been done on the subject. Different vowels require different amounts of it- some have more some have less and some might not have any. But to say that it shouldn't be there are all is just not what the new studies show!
I agree! I was always just told that was what you were supposed to do! I’m glad people like you are talking about things like this because it’s very eye opening! At least for some people! Thank you for taking the time to reply to my comment :)
BASICALLY, watching your videos makes me rethink everything I’ve known lol. You make so much more sense than the people I learned from growing up. Only room to grow!!!
You finally gave me the answer, which is nasal airflow. Everyone says not to sing through your nose, but you clearly showed the difference between nasality and nasal airflow. Thank you my friend 😊
Makes sense as to why James Charles sounds flat and has that mouth-airflow only sound. Even when he speaks, he always sounds like he has a plugged nose to me. I don't think he naturally lets air out of his nose. I bet he could be a great singer when he learns this technique! Also I hope you make a vid with him!!
I just found an awesome singing learning course which I know you are going to love. The course teaches you how to sing professionally Here is the link >>> HootSing.xyz
It took me way too long to learn the difference by myself 😂 I was often told in secondary school choir by my instructor that I was ' too nasally ' or ' too airy ' and I was singing with my throat, not my head voice; it took me so much experimenting back then (even till now) to understand how to place my voice properly
This video sums up everything and clears up any doubts I had regarding the ' you sound nasal ' thing that I hear a lot - thrown not just to me but a lot of people I've noticed
Same. I spent so long (years) singing with all of the sound in my mouth and sounded like spongebob. Had no idea how that could be happening since I was doing what all my teachers said- sing with the soft palate lifted so no sound escapes the nose. It's frustrating because the science is there- teachers are just behind on the information because scientists aren't in the business of bringing their knowledge to wider audiences
Tristan Paredes And I'm glad I found your channel! The way you explain things to us is so clear and informative, I feel inspired by you to keep on practicing my singing, I hope that someday I will get to pass my knowledge to someone as well ^^
Tristan thank you so much for this video it helped a lot I never understood when people said he or she sounds nasal when singing but this video helped with my understanding of it and my singing thx again
I'm a voice teacher myself. Admittedly, I don't get much from your reaction videos and usually skip them (sorry!), but I've never thought about this in the way you described. I got a great deal from this vid. Thank you!
This is so good to know! I knew a woman when I was a child that had the most nasal voice ever, she sounded whiny and pretty terrible, so I taught myself to sing with my nose plugged so I wouldn't sound like her. 😂 I'm a soprano and sometimes come across as breathy, which isn't my intention. Thank you for explaining that if I allow air through my nose that I won't sound like I'm borderline crying. I know some gets through now but I'm going to allow more and see what kind of a difference that makes. I'm actually singing the National Anthem tonight for a minor league baseball team so you gave the perfect example!
Thank you! I actually auditioned a few months ago and got put on their list of regulars, so it's my 3rd time. It's a super fun outlet for me because my singing is usually done in the car with the radio or Disney songs around the house with my kids. 😂
I really enjoy these types of videos, please keep them coming and teach all the people like me who get confused by this stuff :D Reaction/analysis request: Mamamoo on Immortal Songs! My favourites are delilah, backwoods and love story of a girl. Thanks!
thaaaank u i love yooou I feel like, its so cool because as so many times u have told us theres people out there that spend all that money in so many teachers and stuff, and I just feel like theres this new generation of vocal coachs that are leaving behind unnecessary myths about singing, and its actually working, I watch u and another Mexican vocal teacher here on youtube and every video is so informative u know, theres material everywhere so Im glad we have u Tristan, thank u, Im from Venezuela btw.
This is helpful. I grew up singing in choir and was self-taught. I naturally tended to sing in a very classical style, but in my upper register I could feel that my nasal passages were closed and it's always bothered me. My definition of "sounding nasal" was the sound when you pinch your nose and dont allow air through your nasal passageways, so it's bothered me how I can't seem to open it up in my upper register. Inhaling through my nose helps, but I didn't know of any other tricks. Thanks!
You make the most sense and have helped me out in a few videos far more than the other "voice experts" that i have been watching on RUclips for years. God Bless I've subscribed.
I hope these singing lesson videos will become a staple in your account because I think this is exactly what I need to really finally get better. The way you explain things makes sense and is easy to understand. Thanks!
Your videos have helped me out so much this summer! I’m classically and operatically trained despite my want to sing musical theatre/modern music. I’ve never had as much as I do now watching your videos. I love that you explain and demonstrate exactly what you’re talking about and provide real evidence that proves your teaching! Thank you, Tristan!
I really like this way of teaching things where you actually show practical exercise instead of just using fancy words. Thank you! (Also I think it's super important for us who's native language is not english!)
i am so happy that you made a video like this! this has been something that i’ve been struggling with a lot, and your honestly help me so much every time i watch you! thanks!
It's interesting seeing and hearing exactly what the nasal airflow I've heard you talk about before is. It's also really interesting to realize that I've just always done that naturally. I've been watching so many of your videos lately, though, and I feel like even in the short time it's already improving my singing, and I think my music director for the musical I'm in has taken notice, so thanks man! You're helping me sound better before opening night!
I love this! There is so much I want to understand about my voice and identify the things that change when I do something different every time. Like ''Why this sounds different now? Why I can't hit it? Oh! If I do this I can! What am I doing that is working or not working?'' Your channel has been helping me a lot lately, I make notes and I practice afterwards. Things that I have always wondered but couldn't really ask google in the right way I finally find them here! I am so excited! Thank you, thank you, thank you! I love how excited you are while you react and explain videos, you motivate other people. So thank you again!
Thank you for clarifying. I’ve been having problems with hitting high notes and my coach always says “nasal airflow” but I wasn’t quite sure what that meant. I appreciate this :))
This was so helpful! I’ve been trying to learn how to sing now for almost 4 years and Im trying to learn more and more about nasal air flow and all. This was super well explained :)
Hey Tristan! I just want to say thank you for your educational videos and most importantly, your authentic personality. Over this year I've been working on coming out of my shell in the online sense and I've really appreciated your candid personality on camera. I recently started this channel to share my experiences singing over the last several years and give amateur singers some feedback on their vocals. Your videos helped give me the push I needed to share the lessons I've learned along the way. My original idea for the channel was to make song parodies but I decided to change it up and focus on vocal improvement among other things as I feel that's what would best represent my experience. My first video (along this new direction) will be up soon and I'd just like to invite other members of the tristfam to subscribe and be a part of this journey. Thank you all!
I've never been this early for any video and I only just found this channel. I'm just gonna pause the video and subscribe, like, turn on notifications, and save this channel to a folder on my computer because *god bless* I have never been more pleased with a channel.
Classical singers develop what they call 'squillo' which is a bright pingy sound (also called Singers Formant) so that their voices carry. It's basically twang/nasal airflow/whatever you want to call it but in italian... because they're classical singers... gotta be fancy.
I think it contributes to it as well but I don't think there are any direct studies on that subject. One day I would like to do some but for now RUclips is amazing 😂
I love how you explain things. I've been trying to stop nasal airflow cuz i thought it was bad in my lower range, but I'm glad it's normal because it's what my body naturally wants to do. more and more I'm seeing that my body knows wtf to do!!! and I need to stop trying so hard lol.
THIS WAS SO HELPFUL! I KEPT MANIPULATING MY VOICE IN SO MANY WAYS AND WAS TRYING TO HARD AND KINDA FORGOT MY REAL VOICE. BUT THIS REALLY HELPED ME TO JUST SIMPLY SING INA RELAXED MANNER WITHOUT REALLY STRAINING MY VOICE AND I CAN SING HIGH NOTES WITHOUT TRYING TOO HARD OR DREADING IT.
not to be dramatic but I have PTSD from drama-infested musical theatre in high school and it literally turned me off from one of my favorite hobbies ever. Everyone in the department was a snake who judged others for their singing while never being open to criticism while also believing they were the hottest shit in the world if they got a solo in our small town theatre. They bullied me endlessly and I have literally been TRIGGERED by watching other people perform or sing because it just reminded me of these horrible people. I was actually scared to watch your videos when they started being recommended to me, but after I started watching them I realized how down to earth and sweet you are. This video really helped me and makes me believe that I can sing without having to be perfect or meet expectations. Thank you so much for that ❤️❤️
My mother telling me over and over again my singing sounded nasal (as a bad thing) is what made me quit singing, Thank you for this video, it literally gave me another point of view.
This video was crazy helpful! Apparently I don't use any nasal airflow when I sing because it was super hard for me to get it to kick in... going to have to practice that. More videos like this please!!!
Omg... Nick and I were literally just wondering what your thoughts on this were (re: Nasality comments on James Charles's video). The Great Tristan Provideth. I shall not want.
This practice is so helpful to me! I've been writing songs for the past year and wondering why they don't sound as good out loud as they do when I sing to myself. For example, when I first recorded a song I wrote called "Butter Knife," I notice that my voice was very shaky and that I was struggling to get through the song because I was singing with my throat. But after re-recording the song while singing with more nasality, I noticed a HUGE difference. My transitions were much smoother and it was much easier for me to sing the chorus.
Thanks for putting this together. I’ve been watching you recently (new subscriber ☺️) and I’ve been slowly gathering knowledge from each video I’ve watched. Lol I’m really trying to improve my voice, I’ve always wanted to be able to sing well and thought maybe I just wasn’t gifted like other people are. But you made me feel like anyone can do it and it gave me the drive to keep trying. ❤️
I recently had septoplasty on my nose, which has affected my nasal air flow, in the sense that I now have some, where before I could not breathe through my nose, and I’m having difficulty learning to sing with this added air. My voice does not sound as strong and your explanation makes more sense to me now. Hitting high notes is new and I have to train myself to use this nasal air flow instead of how I used to have to belt everything. It does seem a lot easier to sing now - other than having to retrain myself to this adjustment. You were very helpful and now I don’t feel as bad about the change in my voice.
I recently just found out about nasal airflow. An uneducated vocal teacher told me that I should never have any air flow come out of my nose, it was such a setback for so many years, I would literally plug up my nose and try to sing, because I thought it was the correct way. but now new-found knowledge has really helped me. ❤
Kristopharaoh yesss!! They would always stress "rib expansion," high soft pallet, relaxed tongue- no tongue tension, etc etc I'm sure some of this is helpful but I think some of it is bull.
I'm in a few choirs at my school and I always wondered why my "choir voice" and my "at home/cover voice" sounded considerably different, and why my at home one sounded better. Now I realise that for some reason when I sing in a choir I don't use any nasal airflow, but thanks this was very informative! :)
I really enjoyed this video and found it very informative. You broke something down so simply Which I always thought was so complex, thank you! Btw could you please react to Mamamoos immortal songs performances like Delilah and/or Way to Sampo??
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let's just appreciate for a moment how much your channel grew in this past months.
emxne seriously.
I came here few months ago and I am amazed at the fast growth of this channel.
Being here since the old name I’m legit so fucking proud
emxne OKAY BUT GUYS my favorite part of this video is the cat because I AM A CAT RUclipsR trying to make it in this hooman world. One day I might release a singing video ... meow knows?
Righttt I'm prouddd
emxne ikr it changed him for the good too, he was an absolute troll but with a message back then lol
Agreed! A lot of people don't realize that a nasal tone is most often the result of a really high larynx position not actually singing through your nose!
Drink every time he says nasal
Are you trying to give us alcohol poisoning holy shit
I don't want to die
Drink water cos it's good for the vocals lol
I'm bloated
Water
Did anyone else think that when he was talking with no nasal airflow, he kinda sounded like Donald Trump? Probably just me lmao
That's why he sounds like that 😐
😂😂😂😂
Tristan Paredes are you implying nose job or drug abuse?
@@lessandra602 relax bud.
@@allstar4065do i know you?
Growing up as I was singing, I was told that nasality was such a bad thing. I would try so hard not to do it. Later on I found that, of course, that isn’t true. I’m so glad that you posted this video since there might be others out there who feel the same way. Love love love your channel!
the same think thank tristan you enlightened me
😔👍👍👍
Boi it's actually amazing how much info you can give in just a short video
I’m learning more here than in other classes! Thank you!
Okay 👌🏽
Im always surprised at how easy it is to understand the concepts and try them out straight away when watching ur vids. Ty so much for this!!
Love how you keep these videos short and to the point while still giving plenty of examples!! Makes them very engaging and easy to follow.
I always thought I sing wrong when I sing nasally. Wow. Thanks man..
This is actually very helpful!! Thank you so much for explaining nasal airflow because I've been confused on it for several years and I've been stuck with a misconception that if you have air flowing out of your nose you sound nasally! Thank you for explaining how that's not always the case and that nasal airflow can actually help!
Tristan videos are so useful, I learn more here than at school.
Mack Duran im dead 👏
0:25 Queen Cat jumping into the spotlight hahaha
😂
Ohhh shit finally our boy is doing these type of singing videos again!!!! 🔥🔥🔥😍
Now we just need a course or something more affordable than the lessons 😝🙏
Working on it :D
Such an informative video! I grew up with classical training and was always told to sing through our throat only! I’m excited to learn more and expand my vocal ability! Also, to grow from the way I was taught growing up!
It's such a weird thing for classical singers to teach because it isn't even true, at least according the to research that has been done on the subject. Different vowels require different amounts of it- some have more some have less and some might not have any. But to say that it shouldn't be there are all is just not what the new studies show!
I agree! I was always just told that was what you were supposed to do! I’m glad people like you are talking about things like this because it’s very eye opening! At least for some people! Thank you for taking the time to reply to my comment :)
BASICALLY, watching your videos makes me rethink everything I’ve known lol. You make so much more sense than the people I learned from growing up. Only room to grow!!!
Great video on something that isnt addressed enough, keep up the great work man!
You finally gave me the answer, which is nasal airflow. Everyone says not to sing through your nose, but you clearly showed the difference between nasality and nasal airflow. Thank you my friend 😊
Makes sense as to why James Charles sounds flat and has that mouth-airflow only sound. Even when he speaks, he always sounds like he has a plugged nose to me. I don't think he naturally lets air out of his nose. I bet he could be a great singer when he learns this technique! Also I hope you make a vid with him!!
MellowJelly He has made a couple
sara 15 they meant a video with him, not a video reacting to him lol
@eli watson sure, that video came out after my reply though.
I just found an awesome singing learning course which I know you are going to love.
The course teaches you how to sing professionally
Here is the link >>> HootSing.xyz
Fuck James Charles
It took me way too long to learn the difference by myself 😂
I was often told in secondary school choir by my instructor that I was ' too nasally ' or ' too airy ' and I was singing with my throat, not my head voice; it took me so much experimenting back then (even till now) to understand how to place my voice properly
This video sums up everything and clears up any doubts I had regarding the ' you sound nasal ' thing that I hear a lot - thrown not just to me but a lot of people I've noticed
Same. I spent so long (years) singing with all of the sound in my mouth and sounded like spongebob. Had no idea how that could be happening since I was doing what all my teachers said- sing with the soft palate lifted so no sound escapes the nose. It's frustrating because the science is there- teachers are just behind on the information because scientists aren't in the business of bringing their knowledge to wider audiences
Tristan Paredes And I'm glad I found your channel! The way you explain things to us is so clear and informative, I feel inspired by you to keep on practicing my singing, I hope that someday I will get to pass my knowledge to someone as well ^^
Tristan Paredes appreciate your comment here
@@tristanparedes spongebob you kill me so true
this. is. so. important. #nasalairflow
Really? Damn Ive been trying to avoid it so much. :/
Tristan thank you so much for this video it helped a lot I never understood when people said he or she sounds nasal when singing but this video helped with my understanding of it and my singing thx again
That thumbnail is *iconic*
"WHAT THE FUCK IS UP KYLE, WHAT THE FUCK"
It looks mid sneeze and it’s PERFECT
@@yes-ij1xg 💀💀💀
I'm a voice teacher myself. Admittedly, I don't get much from your reaction videos and usually skip them (sorry!), but I've never thought about this in the way you described. I got a great deal from this vid. Thank you!
Tristan has a ton of vids in his arsenal that aren't just reactions and are actually really helpful and thought-provoking. :)
...how about you stop skipping the reaction videos then JT ya lil shit
The reaction videos actually are helpful
Tristan pls don't stop doing reaction vids they are so amazing!!! I love all your content 😁
Most the reaction vids have at least one lesson in there somewhere. Sometimes more. Not an emotional reaction, a coach reaction video.
Omg this helped me so much. I've been watching you for a while now and my vocals have improved a LOT! 😂thank you so much!
This is so good to know! I knew a woman when I was a child that had the most nasal voice ever, she sounded whiny and pretty terrible, so I taught myself to sing with my nose plugged so I wouldn't sound like her. 😂 I'm a soprano and sometimes come across as breathy, which isn't my intention. Thank you for explaining that if I allow air through my nose that I won't sound like I'm borderline crying. I know some gets through now but I'm going to allow more and see what kind of a difference that makes. I'm actually singing the National Anthem tonight for a minor league baseball team so you gave the perfect example!
Good luck tonight! :)
Good luck!!!!
Thank you! I actually auditioned a few months ago and got put on their list of regulars, so it's my 3rd time. It's a super fun outlet for me because my singing is usually done in the car with the radio or Disney songs around the house with my kids. 😂
Oooooooo girl... that blonde bleach hair was a choice
David Cuellar Choices
great explanation
I really enjoy these types of videos, please keep them coming and teach all the people like me who get confused by this stuff :D
Reaction/analysis request: Mamamoo on Immortal Songs! My favourites are delilah, backwoods and love story of a girl. Thanks!
thaaaank u i love yooou I feel like, its so cool because as so many times u have told us theres people out there that spend all that money in so many teachers and stuff, and I just feel like theres this new generation of vocal coachs that are leaving behind unnecessary myths about singing, and its actually working, I watch u and another Mexican vocal teacher here on youtube and every video is so informative u know, theres material everywhere so Im glad we have u Tristan, thank u, Im from Venezuela btw.
This is helpful. I grew up singing in choir and was self-taught. I naturally tended to sing in a very classical style, but in my upper register I could feel that my nasal passages were closed and it's always bothered me. My definition of "sounding nasal" was the sound when you pinch your nose and dont allow air through your nasal passageways, so it's bothered me how I can't seem to open it up in my upper register. Inhaling through my nose helps, but I didn't know of any other tricks. Thanks!
You make the most sense and have helped me out in a few videos far more than the other "voice experts" that i have been watching on RUclips for years. God Bless I've subscribed.
I hope these singing lesson videos will become a staple in your account because I think this is exactly what I need to really finally get better. The way you explain things makes sense and is easy to understand. Thanks!
Your videos have helped me out so much this summer! I’m classically and operatically trained despite my want to sing musical theatre/modern music. I’ve never had as much as I do now watching your videos. I love that you explain and demonstrate exactly what you’re talking about and provide real evidence that proves your teaching! Thank you, Tristan!
OMG that clip of your old videos
I really like this way of teaching things where you actually show practical exercise instead of just using fancy words. Thank you! (Also I think it's super important for us who's native language is not english!)
i am so happy that you made a video like this! this has been something that i’ve been struggling with a lot, and your honestly help me so much every time i watch you! thanks!
It's interesting seeing and hearing exactly what the nasal airflow I've heard you talk about before is. It's also really interesting to realize that I've just always done that naturally. I've been watching so many of your videos lately, though, and I feel like even in the short time it's already improving my singing, and I think my music director for the musical I'm in has taken notice, so thanks man! You're helping me sound better before opening night!
I love this! There is so much I want to understand about my voice and identify the things that change when I do something different every time. Like ''Why this sounds different now? Why I can't hit it? Oh! If I do this I can! What am I doing that is working or not working?'' Your channel has been helping me a lot lately, I make notes and I practice afterwards. Things that I have always wondered but couldn't really ask google in the right way I finally find them here! I am so excited! Thank you, thank you, thank you! I love how excited you are while you react and explain videos, you motivate other people. So thank you again!
Oooooooohhhhhhhhhhhh!
Now it makes sense
I just found your channel yesterday and I am completely obsessed!!
Thank you for clarifying. I’ve been having problems with hitting high notes and my coach always says “nasal airflow” but I wasn’t quite sure what that meant. I appreciate this :))
I live for this channel, tbh. Thanks for the tips,man!
This was so helpful! I’ve been trying to learn how to sing now for almost 4 years and Im trying to learn more and more about nasal air flow and all. This was super well explained :)
Hey Tristan! I just want to say thank you for your educational videos and most importantly, your authentic personality. Over this year I've been working on coming out of my shell in the online sense and I've really appreciated your candid personality on camera. I recently started this channel to share my experiences singing over the last several years and give amateur singers some feedback on their vocals. Your videos helped give me the push I needed to share the lessons I've learned along the way. My original idea for the channel was to make song parodies but I decided to change it up and focus on vocal improvement among other things as I feel that's what would best represent my experience. My first video (along this new direction) will be up soon and I'd just like to invite other members of the tristfam to subscribe and be a part of this journey. Thank you all!
I've never been this early for any video and I only just found this channel. I'm just gonna pause the video and subscribe, like, turn on notifications, and save this channel to a folder on my computer because *god bless* I have never been more pleased with a channel.
Classical singers develop what they call 'squillo' which is a bright pingy sound (also called Singers Formant) so that their voices carry. It's basically twang/nasal airflow/whatever you want to call it but in italian... because they're classical singers... gotta be fancy.
More of these lesson videos please??? Holy shit. Ever since I started watching your vids my singing has improved so much, this is amazing
It's funny how I was questioning why I was singing so nasally and than you uploaded a video on this. Thanks for the help sensei!!!!
This was really helpful!! Also I can't believe how much your channel has grown
Omg your hair😂👏🏻
Ana Maria our boy needs a haircut pronto
Nasal airflow gives that ring quality 💍 I've missed this videos 🙌🙌🙌
I think it contributes to it as well but I don't think there are any direct studies on that subject. One day I would like to do some but for now RUclips is amazing 😂
I love how you explain things. I've been trying to stop nasal airflow cuz i thought it was bad in my lower range, but I'm glad it's normal because it's what my body naturally wants to do. more and more I'm seeing that my body knows wtf to do!!! and I need to stop trying so hard lol.
Dude I live for your singing lessons, please keep them coming!
im so glad i found your channel because i feel a lot more confident now that i know more information on singing even if i havent improved
THIS WAS SO HELPFUL! I KEPT MANIPULATING MY VOICE IN SO MANY WAYS AND WAS TRYING TO HARD AND KINDA FORGOT MY REAL VOICE. BUT THIS REALLY HELPED ME TO JUST SIMPLY SING INA RELAXED MANNER WITHOUT REALLY STRAINING MY VOICE AND I CAN SING HIGH NOTES WITHOUT TRYING TOO HARD OR DREADING IT.
not to be dramatic but I have PTSD from drama-infested musical theatre in high school and it literally turned me off from one of my favorite hobbies ever. Everyone in the department was a snake who judged others for their singing while never being open to criticism while also believing they were the hottest shit in the world if they got a solo in our small town theatre. They bullied me endlessly and I have literally been TRIGGERED by watching other people perform or sing because it just reminded me of these horrible people. I was actually scared to watch your videos when they started being recommended to me, but after I started watching them I realized how down to earth and sweet you are. This video really helped me and makes me believe that I can sing without having to be perfect or meet expectations. Thank you so much for that ❤️❤️
My mother telling me over and over again my singing sounded nasal (as a bad thing) is what made me quit singing, Thank you for this video, it literally gave me another point of view.
yes! actual singing guidance, like you used to do all the time! This is what I like(d) about your channel. More like this. plz!
This video was crazy helpful! Apparently I don't use any nasal airflow when I sing because it was super hard for me to get it to kick in... going to have to practice that. More videos like this please!!!
Tristan! I love how educational AND funny your videos are! You should do a video singing with the Smule karaoke app!
Oh my god I died at your "reading the research" throwback. Crazy how far you've come. Love all your videos
This video is gold!! I’ve had so many voice lessons and this was how I was helped to find my sound.
2:46 yes human detected! not a robot and moments like this make your videos feel like we are there with you. one million subs is around the corner.
I am SO glad you did that! Your videos are right to the point. Thank youu!
Thank you man, u saved my mental health
i love listening to people who specialise in a field who actually know what they’re talking about
My mind keeps getting blown the more I watch these video. The human voice is epic.
Can you PLEASE react to Mamamoo immortal song performances
This was helpful as hell...THANK YOU!!! Please keep doing more of these! :)
i’m not a singer but when i do it randomly (quite badly too) i sound nasally so thank you for this video ❤️❤️
Omg... Nick and I were literally just wondering what your thoughts on this were (re: Nasality comments on James Charles's video).
The Great Tristan Provideth. I shall not want.
CRAMD Voice Lessons I was looking for you! The Charles provideth aseth well. (And doesnt cost a smsll fortune)
I needed this so much. Great content.
Thank you for making videos... genuinely.
thank you for this lesson!!
Thank you i didn't really know about this! I think it will help me a lot!
Can you please react to MAMAMOO - Delilah or Passion Flower. Or my personal favourite Backwoods.
PLEASE DO MORE SINGING LESSONS. THESE ARE AMAZING
Hey thank u so much tristan that helped sooo much love ur vids. Been watching u for a while now and u have helped my sining voice soo much!❤❤❤
please more of this type of videos I love them!
Hi can you react to Mamamoo live performance on Inmortal songs 2?
My fav are Way to Sampo and Love story of a girl!
These are so incredibly helpful - thanks a whole lot mate
This practice is so helpful to me! I've been writing songs for the past year and wondering why they don't sound as good out loud as they do when I sing to myself. For example, when I first recorded a song I wrote called "Butter Knife," I notice that my voice was very shaky and that I was struggling to get through the song because I was singing with my throat. But after re-recording the song while singing with more nasality, I noticed a HUGE difference. My transitions were much smoother and it was much easier for me to sing the chorus.
Great tips!❤️ trying to improve my voice and my vocals and this helps
Last time I checked u had like 500k subs and now 800k 😱u are growing so fast. I’m proud of you.
Thanks for putting this together. I’ve been watching you recently (new subscriber ☺️) and I’ve been slowly gathering knowledge from each video I’ve watched. Lol I’m really trying to improve my voice, I’ve always wanted to be able to sing well and thought maybe I just wasn’t gifted like other people are. But you made me feel like anyone can do it and it gave me the drive to keep trying. ❤️
Can you please react to Mamamoo’s immortal song performances “Delilah” “Backwoods” and “Dancing to the rhythm”
My choir teacher has us do the sign and the the n release to the ah but he never fully explained why. Now it makes sense thank you!
I recently had septoplasty on my nose, which has affected my nasal air flow, in the sense that I now have some, where before I could not breathe through my nose, and I’m having difficulty learning to sing with this added air. My voice does not sound as strong and your explanation makes more sense to me now. Hitting high notes is new and I have to train myself to use this nasal air flow instead of how I used to have to belt everything. It does seem a lot easier to sing now - other than having to retrain myself to this adjustment. You were very helpful and now I don’t feel as bad about the change in my voice.
Now i want a full cover of Star Spangled Banner *IMMEDIATELY*
Youre giving me sm help i swear. English isn't my first lenguage btw but youre making everything so clear to me♡ youre brilliant♢
Omg this was so helpful 👏🏻🙌🏻 your videos help me out so much and are so easy to understand
I love this (also you’re close to 1M)
Please react to Mamamoo's Immortal Songs
I recently just found out about nasal airflow.
An uneducated vocal teacher told me that I should never have any air flow come out of my nose, it was such a setback for so many years,
I would literally plug up my nose and try to sing, because I thought it was the correct way.
but now new-found knowledge has really helped me. ❤
Kristopharaoh yesss!! They would always stress "rib expansion," high soft pallet, relaxed tongue- no tongue tension, etc etc
I'm sure some of this is helpful but I think some of it is bull.
I asked this question a hundred times finally !! thank you !! ❤️❤️❤️ 😂😂😂 i didnt understand 😂👌🏻
I'm in a few choirs at my school and I always wondered why my "choir voice" and my "at home/cover voice" sounded considerably different, and why my at home one sounded better. Now I realise that for some reason when I sing in a choir I don't use any nasal airflow, but thanks this was very informative! :)
Thanks for explaining that in an understanding way!
I love your videos bro👍
You sing like an angel
I really enjoyed this video and found it very informative. You broke something down so simply Which I always thought was so complex, thank you! Btw could you please react to Mamamoos immortal songs performances like Delilah and/or Way to Sampo??