best 3 things on youtube: music, chris teaching singing, comments on chris liepes's videos. Everytime i click the video I learn and I laugh its awesome LOL
in 10 years Chris's videos are gonna be so extreme with techniques like " ok this first exercise might seem a little weird but trust me. I want you to take your shirt of and go to your neighbors house and scream obscenities at them."
Dude you are a wizard. I’ve had zero musical training in my life and I decided to try to learn how to sing during the covid outbreak. In 7 or 8 months or so I have improved SO MUCH, pretty much exclusively using your videos! I get compliments from my friends about how good I sound and I tell them, Chris Liepe look him up. This style of teaching is by far the best and has to at least cut the time it takes to learn in half, probably even more. I just wanna say thank you so much man and I look forward to learning more from you!
The tip on placing the vowel sound forward is something I wasn't aware of at all. This is a huge shift in the way I have been going about it with trying to create as much power and tone from the back of my throat, neck and tongue muscles. I can tell from your example that by placing vowels forward and mentally shifting the pitch to the front of your mouth on how clear and bright the notes get as the pitch is worked on and raised. Very cool. I am learning something every video and a lot from your "Discover Your Voice" course. Thanks, Chris!
I did some practice with your tips, especially in "get more confident with your voice in all registers" and I did this week. Well, I'm a baritone, a tenor told me baritono verdiano (agile) but I always stuck between regular baritone two octave from G2 to G4, sometimes an A4... Today, after a lifetime I sing I reached a B4!!!! And was good, full! Thanks a lot for your videos!!
Haha, loving the clucking, how you didn't crack (Laughing) until the last bit whilst doing this.... My neighbours must've wondered what the hell I was watching on tv. Your techniques are both crazy and totally amazing cos they seem to work. I notice an improvement and become more dynamic and becoming less afraid of singing high just by regularly watching your content. Keep on rocking ❤️
Man! How the hell can you do this on video without constantly cracking up!!! LOVE IT!!!!!!!!! (And yes it definitely helped with my hitting higher notes, I noticed the tension immediately when I focused on what I was doing)
Your advice (and demonstration) of how important vowel placement is in being able to sing it in any range with garbling it, was spot on! I'm pretty sure we've all experienced this, and some have already figured it out by process of elimination...but probably forgotten it (like me). So, thanks so much for this reminder! :-)
I love your unorthodox teaching methods because you have rubbed off on me Chris when I do warm-ups and exercises. The secret to a happy marriage is good soundproofing. Continued success with your RUclips channel. 🎶🎵🎤
Hi there, I'm a vocal coach from Germany and I recently came across your channel. I really have to say you are one of the best coaches out there. You know what you are talking about and it's fun to watch your videos and highly informative as well. I am a folk singer and I'm also singing ancient music,. but I always wanted to be a rock singer ;-) We will see, what will happening to me after working with these exercises. Thank you and greetings from Berlin.
The vowel placement is one of my struggles, and often I tend to have the sound going "behind" dragging me and adding tension. I have now applied your tips, and above all the third advice seems to improve the connection from the chest to the head, as well as freeing up from the tensions. Thank you Chris.
In one week everything changed by watching your videos. Not a really good singer at the moment but the doors are opened and now I’m doing things I thought I couldn’t.
I always appreciate how willing you are to do stuff that would embarrass me to do. Like doing weird stuff or singing bad on purpose to demonstrate. I mean that in a nice way and its something i admire and find helpful.
Cuando cantamos notas altas tendemos a tensionar la cara y luego el cuerpo. EJERCICIO 1 Sonidos de gallina: Hay que dejar la cara como muerta: 3:23. Notarás que subes el rango sin esfuerzo (aunque no suene muy bien) haciendo un sonido nasal. Es un cambio enorme el subir el rango vocal sin tensar la cara. EJERCICIO 2 "Lanzar notas": Con la expresión facial muerta como antes, ahora cantamos con nuestro registro de habla natural y de repente lanzamos notas agudas, que no tienen que estar afinadas ni sonar bien (6:35), pero poco a poco practicando saldrán notas afinadas 7:55, luego hace una demostración de este progreso hasta 9:40. Este es un procedimiento que realmente hacen muchos cantantes profesionales. EJERCICIO 3 Sirve para distinguir nuestro tono de nuestras vocales. Cantar "Living free" porque tiene la sílaba "Li" y "free" que son difíciles de cantar en head voice. Si tratas de cantar estas sílabas en notas altas con la misma sensación de chest voice pero haciéndolo más alto acabarás tensando 11:10, porque he formado esa sílaba en la parte de atrás de mi garganta 11:37. Hay que cantar la sílaba hacia adelante (12:15), así la parte de atrás de mi garganta está libre para cantar notas altas independiente de la forma o postura de mi lengua, sin bloquear el flujo del aire con la parte de atrás de mi lengua, sin tensar el cuello ni la cara porque no quiero referenciar cuando formé esa vocal en mi chest voice
The timing of this video is uncanny because I was just complaining about how bad the word free sounded when I tried to sing "Free Fallin'" the other day. I didn't know why it was so difficult for me to get that word right, but now I think I know. It isn't that high of a note, but maybe my tongue is getting in the way even in chest voice. I can't afford your course, so I really appreciate these videos!
Now that's a very interesting approach. Relaxing my face is something I neglected in the past months. Thanks! Need to go back and rewatch your video on why nasal sounds aren't as bad as their reputation.
Really cool idea of separating vowel placement from tone. There are certain songs that I can always sing and they seem to lead me to really rich tones even in ascending passages that cross the breaks, but other times I feel things shutting down. I’m just starting to discover how to relax through the break from head to falsetto and open things up and get the kind of resonant timbre I hear from my favorite singers. Thanks!
So so true man. I used to push myself sooooo hard for "perfection". When I stopped "striving" for that perfection is when I really found my sound! Keep teaching bro!
Free is exactly what you teach its amazing the difference from pushing and forcing to learning how to let it happen. I am still not happy with the way I sound but have surprised some family members with my range now thanks Chris
Hey man, making the transition from chilled out singer-songwriter music to full on rock music. Have found your videos really helpful, keep doing what you do 🙌
Holy shit. After ages trying to get mixed voice above a g4 (I'm a bass / low baritone), I did the "free" exercise and subconsciously hit a mixed voice b4. Thank you.
Particularly the e vowel placement tip is so so so helpful. That bridge to mixed voice is so delicate, this will go so far to help preserve mine! Thank youuuuuu
OMG MAN YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH HELPFUL THIS VIDEO FOR ME! It's feels like illegal to access this amazing content. THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCCHHHH!!! Wish best for you and your loved ones
What's going on here? This works!! I was Bass baritone in high school. I binged your videos yesterday. Woke up listened to this one & found myself hitting notes I'm not supposed to. I checked my range 3 times B1 to C6, I've never done that, it increased both ends of my range B1 to C6! Now how to stay this relaxed? By the way I'm 67 years old🎉 this is a Christmas present to me
Thanks Chris, for putting all those videos out. With your exercises and examples i really start to get the gist of freeing my voice and those aha moments are amazing. You're truly a talent!
I'm the vocalist of a band in my school, I'm practicing for our first official gig as a band lol! I've always admired your videos, you really helped out self taught singer like me :)
These videos are exactly what I've needed; I've never given myself an opportunity to explore my voice like this, and in a short amount of time i am seeing wonderful improvements and hitting notes i assumed were out of my range. Thank you Chris!
Can't wait to try this in the car later! Been struggling to get past an F# comfortably for ages, thanks to your other videos I've managed to control the break of my voice past that note to get comfortable screams!
Chicken clucking composure...hahahah! Great talk. A detail I noticed is the soft palate. It's the gateway to all the little resonating chambers in the skull that allow high harmonics to be loud. It's like the tone knob in the back of the nose and the top of the back of the mouth. I find that bad technique for high notes involves singers, myself included before I discovered this makes the upper notes of their range sound like a stretch instead of soaring effortlessly. High strings are tighter, sure. But the only place that tightens for clear high notes is the place in the vocal folds making the primary tone. Everything else has to relax around it or the tone knob will turn all the highs down, and you're stuck in the chest stretching for things you could fly into by opening the tone knob. And thanks for the detail on face tension. I just now discovered my tendency to tense face when going for squeak range up above soprano. Tension in my head is in fact what pulls me back to my lower notes. The soft palate is really sensitive, so with a tense face it responds in kind, shutting off your tone knob and you're stuck in the mud.
Guitar or piano, dulcimer, etc: if the wood tightened in phase with the tightening of the tuning keys stretching the strings up to the high notes it would explode. Our throats are much softer than wood, but the concept applies. The vocal folds are the string, everything around it is the resonating box. Instead of the wood exploding, you just kill your range and high harmonics.
yes, I know this problem. When I sing in my higher range, sometimes it feels uncomfortable but when I do my screams which are in my higher range too, I don't have these problems. That's kind of strange. I'm about to fix this and this video was very helpful.
One of your best. I prefer it when you stay off the computer and do this sort of focused technique video. In addition to proper breath support, the thing I’ve noticed improves my tone and my ability to transition to head voice is keeping my soft palate raised. Early on, my soft palate would get tired and sore. Now it’s strong enough I don’t have to think about it and it doesn’t get tired.
Singing high is actually not a problem for me. I am at home there. But still, I always take something from your video with me. I love your videos. Above all, you are so personable.
The last thing you mentioned is my biggest problem and after almost 2 year of beginner singing i found it right now, In this time that I'm more focused in your videos i think that I'm finally making progress. you're the definition of "Coach", hope you have a great year.
AWESOME! LOVE the clucking. LOL This was SO helpful, Chris. I see now how to place vowels as I go higher. Thanks for the great insight. The note throwing was very cool too.
"remove your face" seems a little extreme for a voice exercise, I wasn't aware skin had such a negative impact on my tone. Thanks again for the tips, the paramedics will love this one.
The most important part of the video for me starts at 11:00. Muscle memory for notes and vowels in the chest and transferring the note up without releasing the chest anchor!
This was incredibly helpful! I was getting this high mixed voice axidentaly and was loosing it again getting back to belting. But with this crazy excercise now i can easily set this mode in my voice. Chris thank you so much :)
Sometimes i just feel like he's testing how far people are willing to go along with him with the different insanely hilarious voice practices.
Lmaooooo
I totally am. Waiting for that response where people finally throw up their hands and thumbs down it to death. haha
@@chrisliepe It’s genius lol
All vocal practice sounds insane to the outsider
I would think the same if it wasn't so damn logical based on what I already know lol!
Me: No mom, rock music isn't the work of Satan!
Chris: We're going to be removing our faces! *makes chicken noises*
haha
fuck yeah
LMAOOO i laughed so hard at that part
best 3 things on youtube: music, chris teaching singing, comments on chris liepes's videos. Everytime i click the video I learn and I laugh its awesome LOL
rofl lololol
in 10 years Chris's videos are gonna be so extreme with techniques like " ok this first exercise might seem a little weird but trust me. I want you to take your shirt of and go to your neighbors house and scream obscenities at them."
hahaha! That approach could definitely unlock some things in your voice with the right mindset!!
@@chrisliepe hahaha dig it tho. I’m actually recording vocals right now at this moment. Just taking a quick break. Thanks to your videos man!
Wow! I've been doing this exercise for years I had no idea n
Hahaha I find this future prediction kinda funny but true
@@chrisliepe the one who feels shame he doesn't feel art. You're the man, respect 🙏
I liked the video just cuz of this sentence:
"Singing ist not about achieving perfection" (0:34)
Thats exactly what I needed to hear.
Dude you are a wizard. I’ve had zero musical training in my life and I decided to try to learn how to sing during the covid outbreak. In 7 or 8 months or so I have improved SO MUCH, pretty much exclusively using your videos! I get compliments from my friends about how good I sound and I tell them, Chris Liepe look him up. This style of teaching is by far the best and has to at least cut the time it takes to learn in half, probably even more. I just wanna say thank you so much man and I look forward to learning more from you!
This is great to hear!
The tip on placing the vowel sound forward is something I wasn't aware of at all. This is a huge shift in the way I have been going about it with trying to create as much power and tone from the back of my throat, neck and tongue muscles. I can tell from your example that by placing vowels forward and mentally shifting the pitch to the front of your mouth on how clear and bright the notes get as the pitch is worked on and raised. Very cool. I am learning something every video and a lot from your "Discover Your Voice" course. Thanks, Chris!
You're so welcome!
Can anyone expand further on how exactly the vowel is placed “forward”?
Man I was having a bad day, but those chicken sounds really brightened my day thanks Chris 😎
Any time!
Oh. My. God. The vowel placement was spot on how I choke all high notes. Guess I got my homework tasks clear now.
I'm a voice coach myself and I admire your work, lots! Thanks so much for the inspiration you pump out in every vid!
So nice to hear! Thank you!
As someone who's been struggling to sing higher for a while now, I appreciate every video you release on this topic.
GOOD! hopefully, one of these videos will cause an epiphany for you!!
I did some practice with your tips, especially in "get more confident with your voice in all registers" and I did this week.
Well, I'm a baritone, a tenor told me baritono verdiano (agile) but I always stuck between regular baritone two octave from G2 to G4, sometimes an A4... Today, after a lifetime I sing I reached a B4!!!! And was good, full! Thanks a lot for your videos!!
Haha, loving the clucking, how you didn't crack (Laughing) until the last bit whilst doing this.... My neighbours must've wondered what the hell I was watching on tv. Your techniques are both crazy and totally amazing cos they seem to work. I notice an improvement and become more dynamic and becoming less afraid of singing high just by regularly watching your content. Keep on rocking ❤️
“I Want You to Remove Your Face by Clucking Like a Chicken: a Memoir”
Great video!
hehe
“Experience your voice and sharing that experience” instead of focusing on hitting specific notes is such a great ideology
I will be singing for an audience for the first time in a very long while. Thank you for these sessions!! EXCELLENT working with you!!🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Man! How the hell can you do this on video without constantly cracking up!!! LOVE IT!!!!!!!!! (And yes it definitely helped with my hitting higher notes, I noticed the tension immediately when I focused on what I was doing)
hehe... ZEN clucking!
Your advice (and demonstration) of how important vowel placement is in being able to sing it in any range with garbling it, was spot on! I'm pretty sure we've all experienced this, and some have already figured it out by process of elimination...but probably forgotten it (like me). So, thanks so much for this reminder! :-)
I love your unorthodox teaching methods because you have rubbed off on me Chris when I do warm-ups and exercises. The secret to a happy marriage is good soundproofing. Continued success with your RUclips channel. 🎶🎵🎤
I don't know how you come up with this stuff, but it works and you are a genius 😂
It's been some years I managed to make higher relaxed notes and I cannot agree more with him. Trust this guy.
Teacher: It's about the emotions!
Also Teacher: *chicken noises*
my neighbors are gonna think I'm crazy. lol
This is hysterical and absolutely spot on for a lesson! your ability to get students to understand new concepts is amazing.
I totally love how you are not afraid to let go even if it is perceived "goofy". great.
Wow! That “living free” example is pure gold!! Cheers from Chile Chris!
Glad it spoke to you!
Hi there, I'm a vocal coach from Germany and I recently came across your channel. I really have to say you are one of the best coaches out there. You know what you are talking about and it's fun to watch your videos and highly informative as well. I am a folk singer and I'm also singing ancient music,. but I always wanted to be a rock singer ;-) We will see, what will happening to me after working with these exercises. Thank you and greetings from Berlin.
The vowel placement is one of my struggles, and often I tend to have the sound going "behind" dragging me and adding tension.
I have now applied your tips, and above all the third advice seems to improve the connection from the chest to the head, as well as freeing up from the tensions.
Thank you Chris.
Wow, 2 minutes into the video and he already points out a mistake I've been making helping me get rid of it. These videos are so helpful its crazy
NICE
In one week everything changed by watching your videos. Not a really good singer at the moment but the doors are opened and now I’m doing things I thought I couldn’t.
I always appreciate how willing you are to do stuff that would embarrass me to do. Like doing weird stuff or singing bad on purpose to demonstrate. I mean that in a nice way and its something i admire and find helpful.
Cuando cantamos notas altas tendemos a tensionar la cara y luego el cuerpo.
EJERCICIO 1
Sonidos de gallina: Hay que dejar la cara como muerta: 3:23. Notarás que subes el rango sin esfuerzo (aunque no suene muy bien) haciendo un sonido nasal. Es un cambio enorme el subir el rango vocal sin tensar la cara.
EJERCICIO 2
"Lanzar notas": Con la expresión facial muerta como antes, ahora cantamos con nuestro registro de habla natural y de repente lanzamos notas agudas, que no tienen que estar afinadas ni sonar bien (6:35), pero poco a poco practicando saldrán notas afinadas 7:55, luego hace una demostración de este progreso hasta 9:40. Este es un procedimiento que realmente hacen muchos cantantes profesionales.
EJERCICIO 3
Sirve para distinguir nuestro tono de nuestras vocales.
Cantar "Living free" porque tiene la sílaba "Li" y "free" que son difíciles de cantar en head voice.
Si tratas de cantar estas sílabas en notas altas con la misma sensación de chest voice pero haciéndolo más alto acabarás tensando 11:10, porque he formado esa sílaba en la parte de atrás de mi garganta 11:37. Hay que cantar la sílaba hacia adelante (12:15), así la parte de atrás de mi garganta está libre para cantar notas altas independiente de la forma o postura de mi lengua, sin bloquear el flujo del aire con la parte de atrás de mi lengua, sin tensar el cuello ni la cara porque no quiero referenciar cuando formé esa vocal en mi chest voice
Garsias
@@VeronicaRodriguez-yq1zx lo hacía por mi pero me alegro que ayude a otra gente
Agradecido Luis, ojalá te pueda encontrar en distintos videos de este maestro para entender mejor lo que nos enseña
In love with the song 'I'm living free"!!❣️
The timing of this video is uncanny because I was just complaining about how bad the word free sounded when I tried to sing "Free Fallin'" the other day. I didn't know why it was so difficult for me to get that word right, but now I think I know. It isn't that high of a note, but maybe my tongue is getting in the way even in chest voice. I can't afford your course, so I really appreciate these videos!
Now that's a very interesting approach. Relaxing my face is something I neglected in the past months. Thanks! Need to go back and rewatch your video on why nasal sounds aren't as bad as their reputation.
Really cool idea of separating vowel placement from tone. There are certain songs that I can always sing and they seem to lead me to really rich tones even in ascending passages that cross the breaks, but other times I feel things shutting down. I’m just starting to discover how to relax through the break from head to falsetto and open things up and get the kind of resonant timbre I hear from my favorite singers. Thanks!
You are a very inspiring teacher not only for singing but for self-expression too!
So so true man. I used to push myself sooooo hard for "perfection".
When I stopped "striving" for that perfection is when I really found my sound!
Keep teaching bro!
YES
Being Loose and Projecting the vowels forward is an instant improvement for me, i never thought about it before. Thank you! :)
Free is exactly what you teach its amazing the difference from pushing and forcing to learning how to let it happen. I am still not happy with the way I sound but have surprised some family members with my range now thanks Chris
You are so welcome!
Hey man, making the transition from chilled out singer-songwriter music to full on rock music. Have found your videos really helpful, keep doing what you do 🙌
Awesome, thank you!
Holy shit. After ages trying to get mixed voice above a g4 (I'm a bass / low baritone), I did the "free" exercise and subconsciously hit a mixed voice b4. Thank you.
I appreciate all that you do Chris. A national treasure.
Particularly the e vowel placement tip is so so so helpful. That bridge to mixed voice is so delicate, this will go so far to help preserve mine! Thank youuuuuu
OMG MAN YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH HELPFUL THIS VIDEO FOR ME! It's feels like illegal to access this amazing content. THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCCHHHH!!! Wish best for you and your loved ones
What's going on here? This works!! I was Bass baritone in high school. I binged your videos yesterday. Woke up listened to this one & found myself hitting notes I'm not supposed to. I checked my range 3 times B1 to C6, I've never done that, it increased both ends of my range B1 to C6! Now how to stay this relaxed? By the way I'm 67 years old🎉 this is a Christmas present to me
This is awesome!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks now my neighbors think I’m on crack 😂
Thanks indeed... I've learnt that it's about taking it simple!
Thanks Chris, for putting all those videos out. With your exercises and examples i really start to get the gist of freeing my voice and those aha moments are amazing. You're truly a talent!
This was the single most useful singing tutorial I have ever received 🙏🏾
I'm the vocalist of a band in my school, I'm practicing for our first official gig as a band lol! I've always admired your videos, you really helped out self taught singer like me :)
Good luck with your gig man!!
To be fair, I was just listening to SOAD, so the chicken exercise made complete sense
RIGHT?! ... YES
Fuck the System is the perfect song for this.
These videos are exactly what I've needed; I've never given myself an opportunity to explore my voice like this, and in a short amount of time i am seeing wonderful improvements and hitting notes i assumed were out of my range. Thank you Chris!
Can't wait to try this in the car later! Been struggling to get past an F# comfortably for ages, thanks to your other videos I've managed to control the break of my voice past that note to get comfortable screams!
You're one hell of a coach in many different ways.
Thanks for sharing.
Chicken clucking composure...hahahah! Great talk. A detail I noticed is the soft palate. It's the gateway to all the little resonating chambers in the skull that allow high harmonics to be loud. It's like the tone knob in the back of the nose and the top of the back of the mouth. I find that bad technique for high notes involves singers, myself included before I discovered this makes the upper notes of their range sound like a stretch instead of soaring effortlessly. High strings are tighter, sure. But the only place that tightens for clear high notes is the place in the vocal folds making the primary tone. Everything else has to relax around it or the tone knob will turn all the highs down, and you're stuck in the chest stretching for things you could fly into by opening the tone knob. And thanks for the detail on face tension. I just now discovered my tendency to tense face when going for squeak range up above soprano. Tension in my head is in fact what pulls me back to my lower notes. The soft palate is really sensitive, so with a tense face it responds in kind, shutting off your tone knob and you're stuck in the mud.
Guitar or piano, dulcimer, etc: if the wood tightened in phase with the tightening of the tuning keys stretching the strings up to the high notes it would explode. Our throats are much softer than wood, but the concept applies. The vocal folds are the string, everything around it is the resonating box. Instead of the wood exploding, you just kill your range and high harmonics.
amazing! I don't even speak English but I understand all that you talk (sing) about, thank you so much, this video is more than useful❤
You're the man, hope one day to meet you in person. Thanks for the tips.
So good. The “throw a note” seems so Freddy ❤️
Puts it all out there and I can appreciate that.
yes, I know this problem. When I sing in my higher range, sometimes it feels uncomfortable but when I do my screams which are in my higher range too, I don't have these problems. That's kind of strange. I'm about to fix this and this video was very helpful.
Good!
One of your best. I prefer it when you stay off the computer and do this sort of focused technique video. In addition to proper breath support, the thing I’ve noticed improves my tone and my ability to transition to head voice is keeping my soft palate raised. Early on, my soft palate would get tired and sore. Now it’s strong enough I don’t have to think about it and it doesn’t get tired.
Nice, glad you like these videos... they are some of my favorite to make as well!
I had such a hard time getting through even the first exercise because I'm laughing too hard
:)
I just had to subscribe - the videos are great !
Singing high is actually not a problem for me. I am at home there. But still, I always take something from your video with me. I love your videos. Above all, you are so personable.
Glad your enjoying! Thanks for watching!
This dude is a hero.
:)
Amazing tips Chris, as usual. Strong medicine!!! Kudos
The fact that he doesn’t bust out laughing blows my mind haha
I love this. It’s brilliant. Thank you for sharing your techniques. This is so unorthodox yet so on point. Wow!
Your teaching techniques are the best.
TOTALLY loving your Train of thought with singing❤
The last thing you mentioned is my biggest problem and after almost 2 year of beginner singing i found it right now, In this time that I'm more focused in your videos i think that I'm finally making progress.
you're the definition of "Coach", hope you have a great year.
I added a good 4 notes from learning how to sing compressed, clean notes!
Great job!
Wow, this video actually opens a new door to me in singing
Amen, to that opening statement Chris.
Cool!🎉 Im living free and louder now
DEAR GOD THANK UUUUU
AWESOME! LOVE the clucking. LOL This was SO helpful, Chris. I see now how to place vowels as I go higher. Thanks for the great insight. The note throwing was very cool too.
I'll never thank enough JustinGuitar to have invited you! You're a gem! Thanks for all you do Chris!
"remove your face" seems a little extreme for a voice exercise, I wasn't aware skin had such a negative impact on my tone.
Thanks again for the tips, the paramedics will love this one.
haha
Me: *does nothing*
Chris: So, what you’re going to do is remove your face...
Me: I’m going to learn how to sing from this guy.
YES
Jeff Buckley was great at throwing his voice high and landing comfidently.
He sure was!
Thank you so much! You gave things a name for what i have yet only experienced as a kind of vague feeling 👍
"We're going to maintain the cluck like a chicken composure." This may be my new life motto! It also really helps, so thank you again Chris!
Chris Liepe: the mayor of Singville
You are officially my vocal coach! And hopefully in person soon too!
Awesome! Glad to help, looking forward to working more with you!
People: how can I extend my range with 2 octaves?
Chris: It's very simple, you just need to make chicken noises for 3 weeks
As a person who listens to Fishmans, I find this helpful.
The most important part of the video for me starts at 11:00. Muscle memory for notes and vowels in the chest and transferring the note up without releasing the chest anchor!
YES
4:22 this brought me so much joy today was very helpful also
1. Chicken
2. Throw notes relaxed
3. Forward placement
This video is valuable for both information and comedic relief 😂 ive never been more entertained by a vocal excercise
I was waiting for you to throw that first note scared like it was going to hit me hahaha! Anticipation!!
I checked to see if this released on April Fool's Day. Great info. And highly entertaining
From Russia with love Chris. Thank you for everything.
You're so welcome!
02:46 I'm telling my kids this is David Draiman of Disturbed
MUSE vibes xD Really nice teaching.
This was incredibly helpful! I was getting this high mixed voice axidentaly and was loosing it again getting back to belting. But with this crazy excercise now i can easily set this mode in my voice. Chris thank you so much :)
Every thing makes sense .
I just love your approach to singing so much!
Love from Kenya! ❤️