How to Sing Like Tyler Joseph, Twenty One Pilots (Learn to Cry, Bright, Forward, Engaged)
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- Опубликовано: 6 янв 2020
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Tyler Joseph's blend of unique emotional abandon, precision, range and dynamics combined with that bright and playful vibe make up one of the most unique and compelling voices in todays music. Let's unpack his style using short studio recording examples. We'll learn from him, practice singing some lines like he would and then be inspired in our own singing along the way!
Make sure you watch this one all the to the end... Some good stuff in those later minutes :) Trust me, it'll be worth it (sorry its long) :)
Can you check out Paul Banks from Interpol?
21 pilots are amazing. Yea I agree
Chris! last time i see you in like 32k subs! but now...what have you done😂
ah yes 69 likes, perfect
"I wish I had a better voice" that's why we're here 😂
I'm glad you saw the irony in my first selection :) hehe Was hoping someone would point it out!
100th like
"as we learn to cry like Tyler joseph" Omg I think I just died
Me too
Now do "how to drum like josh dun"
😂
Just drum like Travis Barker
@@emmanuelmartinez100 travis and josh pretty much have the same style
@@thewalkthroughmusic i do agree guyz
just drum like Travis Barker with half the years of experience and training.
@@IsasHappyHour how drum like Travis Barker?
I can’t even imagine what it’s like to have a space to just scream like that without gathering some sort of crowd.
I probably wouldn’t need so much therapy. 😂
12:44 that's me after recording my voice.
"The dying cat technique" 🤣 Is that an official term since the Chris Cornell video?
Yes.
17:48 Literally me when I try a line for several times but still fail.
you can tell he is having fun while he is doing this, and that is what actually inspires the most
Great to hear!
Me trying to sing like Tyler: 13:02
YOU KILLED ME 🤣🤣
11:14 for me
the quality of this video is insane
Thanks for watching!
When I saw your Instagram ad
I was like
“Damn..I must look at Tyler Joseph a lot
Me: Trying to sing/scream like Tyler…
My Mom’s head: Is my kid okay?
My step dad: SHUT UP
Me: waiting until they leave the house to do this…
Get a safe spot to learn your shouting. maybe in your Car or something :D
literally me 3-4 times a week lol
I'm not even a singer. I'm a drummer, but I still watch every one of your videos because your approach to dissecting, understanding and implementing musical techniques translates into so many aspects of my life and teaching drums. And also I love hearing you sing and learning about different types of singing. It's just super entertaining and educational no matter what. Keep it up! I also have some fun drum videos on my channel if you're ever interested. Keep it up! I love what you're doing.
6:29 Tyler Joseph 's doing Chris Liepe
Brother! Talk about perfect pitch. When you're experimenting with your vocals, it's extremely accurate. I swear it's almost as if there was a vocal analyzer. Your lesson style is exceedingly engaging, and the over exaggeration of the concepts is useful for all listeners to understand. Absolutely nailed it!
Thank you so much!!
4:30 everyone in their rooms trying to practice sounding like Tyler Joseph
This was the best notification i've received. Thx
15:07 when mom comes home and you forgot to take the chicken out of the freezer
So has he always been able to do vocal fry naturally? In the song called “save ” by Tyler Joseph he screams like that and that was like maybe in his early 20’s or high school days.
He does it around the 1:26 mark in the song
@chris liepe
So happy I stumbled onto this video. Tyler Joseph and Tøp are the big reason why I want to take singing a shot. Very inspired by the duo. And his singing style is so unique to me. Love the study on this and will definetely watch some other videos. 😭
Wonderful! :)
This was really exceptional. TLDFR!
I am a fanatic for this specific band and man, and I felt like you explained his vocal attitude on this album so very well and this was detailed and helpful and really accessible!
I would adore a brief series of comparison videos of Tyler Joseph's vocal choices from his different albums.
For example, in his early work, he used a very exaggerated 'cry', plus a huge dose of 'whine', and a very crunchy vocal fry when in his most comfortable range for 'softer' tones (as versus a Bruce Springsteen crunchy semi-yelling singing, he was almost using a child-like or intentionally male pubescent-type crying/cracking voice that was, seemingly, able to be heard in it's resonance, at the same time it almost only seemed to exist in the inch or two between his lips and the microphone).
As a result, every vulnerable phrase he would sing would carry this incredible intimacy and personable quietness, as if he and the listener were sharing whispered secrets under a blanket late into a long night.
As if he were sitting in the center of a natural amphitheater and speaking or singing sotto voce to himself, and almost weeping simultaneously.
All of the techniques I have written about above, were very evident on a few songs from the Self-Titled album and also on Vessel (& Regional at Best, although the mixing and production on that demo really 'stole' a lot of his different vocal abilities, because it's almost too difficult to discern his voice..which should be expected being as he did most of the production himself with substandard equipment).
Later on, after the album you chose samples from for this video, which are all from Blurryface, his voice really flowered.
On Trench, and most especially on the remixes, the reimaginings of certain songs, the acoustic renditions, and so on, you can see that he has removed a lot of the endearing techniques that were hiding his true voice, and he plays with skills I don't know if he had the confidence to employ before. In particular, there is a video called 'Tyler Joseph strips down their hits, the Storyteller performance'..something similar.
Its brilliant. I think you, being such a talented technician yourself would thoroughly enjoy it.
I apologize for the lengthy post. I just really learned so much and was so pleasantly surprised and impressed with your abilities, I just had to share.
Muchlove, suki
Man thanks so much for the information. This will be immensely helpful for a follow up video to this one you've enjoyed. I appreciate you!
@@chrisliepe Right back at you, my new friend!
You just made my week! Thank you dearly for the validation!
Hope you have a lovely day!
Muchlove, suki
it was so cool to watch you pick him and his voice apart like this, thank you for it
Finally, I waited to this breakdown sooo much!*-* He's my biggest inspiration in singing!
Has such a unique, clear and bright tone. And also one of the most recognizable and original voice in today's music scene.
I love how you emphasize the point of the “sing like” videos. It’s always good to think about incorporating styles and bettering yourself rather than “copying” another artists ✌️
This is a fantastic video Chris, there is a little bit of everything going on: belting, mixing, distortion, nasality, cry and larynx position, great!
OMG I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS SINCE I SAW YOUR VIDEOS FOR THE FIRST TIME LIKE 8 MONTHS AGO, I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AND I LOVE TYLER, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thankyou so much Chris! I've been wondering what Tyler does with his voice when he sings. Thanks for this amazing video!! It helped me alot :)
Right on! :)
hell yes! you keep doing all of my favourite vocalists, thanks so much chris! your videos really inspire me to get better
Good!
amazing video!! he inspires me so much and it's really cool to learn how he does it
I REALLY REALLY LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
Try taka's voice from one ok rock, his voice is like an angel
This is amazing!!!😍
Thank you so much for posting this!!!!!!
Awesome stuff mate!!
Awesome man!!! Great choice.
You’re the real deal my man. This is the first video I’ve seen of yours and I’m subscribing!
I’m auditioning for The Voice on the 18th 🤞
good luck man!!
I’m late to this comment but I’m curious how the experience was. I’d love to hear the story🙏
YES!!!!!! Thank you very much, he's my favourite singer.
I loved this whole video! I don't know a thing about singing but this was so informative. I have to say, I really admire Chris for being silly with the dying cat and "cry" technique to teach us.
this is one that I've been waiting for sksksk love your vids
You are amazing! keep doin this stuff:)
Outstanding Vocalist,
Outstanding way to explainin what Tyler does
No Jumpsuit scream:(? would love to hear your take on that.
Agreed
Oh, I was waiting for this video
Would love to see a short ‘singing bio’ video on how long you’ve been singing, how you learned - such great content
i love this man and his videos, you’ve taught me so much and continue to teach me so much more! honestly would’ve never gotten better at my vocals without the help of these videos
just incredible man... thanks for the video
Bruhhh you singing Goner gave me chills. Great video
The title should have been "How to cry like Tyler Joseph" 😂
Love your videos. Thank you ❤
Great idea :)
Okay, might actually have to check out some Twenty One Pilots now! Good stuff!
Chris, I love your work! Keep it up!
Thanks so much! :)
OMG Thank you so much, Chris! :D
Chris , you’re a dude. Love it. Really appreciate how you just go for it and have fun “IM SOOO SAD” 🤣. Sooo good.
I played your videos to my vocal coach and she loved your approach.
Ahhh how was I late for this one? So good!
Do a how to sing like james hetfield pls
Really useful. Thx for this video :))
Big thanks for this video!!!🤩
😊
15:10 I was waiting for the kool-aid guy to bust through your wall 😂😂😂
great work, you are master!
Man you make things look so easy...
duuude!! You sounded just like him with that Stressed Out clip
Thanks so much!
Came from the Instagram ad, you instantly had me at "tyler joseph" 😂
It’s a good and not rushed, don’t feel the need to keep vids shorter.
One thing I struggle with watching RUclips tutorials is volume.. would you be able to dedicate a whole video comparing volumes and how they feel? Speaking whispering notes clean and aggressive with and without rasp etc.. decibels on an iPhone app in same position maybe too
Or in Car Radio are great vocals
I looveeee this videoooo ❤❤❤
I'd love to hear you unpack Bjorn "Speed" Strid from the band Soilwork. They have a lot of screaming, but the cleans are amazing, especially songs like Stålfågel, Full Moon Shoals, As We Speak, and Nerve. These songs have vocal parts I think you could appreciate, and it would be really cool to hear a breakdown of those segments. Keep up the fantastic work, I'm learning a lot from your videos!
Hey Chris, incredibly insightful and helpful video as always! Could you do a "How to Sing Like" video for Jesse Lacey of Brand New? I particularly enjoy the raw emotion he puts into his screams/voice, and am curious as to how to go about approaching his particular style safely. Thanks! Oh another one would be Of Mice & Men, both the screams and clean vocals :)
Bravo !
do how to sing like Oliver Sykes from Bring Me The Horizon please!!!!!
Octavio Baldovino yeah you’re right
Great video, I love this series! Could you please do one on Nate Ruess?
thanks dude, this may or may not be helpful. I juts started watching it :P but I'm sure it will be. you're Gerard eay one was amazing
Genius
Thak you so much!!!
This is probably the best notification I’ve ever received thx so much.
m2 man
hi there xd
@@KaiMusicProductions lol I just got this notif now 😂😂
I would love to see a video on how to sing like Caleb Shomo.
Thanks
Awesome video as always!!! Very good. Would you do Tim McilRath from Rise Against? Ive asked before but Idk Id just love to hear your take on his voice i guess and im kinda curious how to go SO high and SO fast and SO powerfully
Damn that's awesome
I've done some tracks feom this artist. Never really put much thought into but great breakdown. Let's hear some Mike from Faith No More! Love singing me some Mike.hahaha
Much luv Bro!😎
how to sing like Oliver Sykes from bring me the horizon, or Danny Worsnop from Asking Alexandria, or Aaron Gillispie from Underoath (also The Almost)
still loving all your videos, cheers from Spain
... but I'm always in "Cry Mode"!
Also could you do video on practice routines that are not loud, so we can do them everyday to keep your voice ready without being a public nuisance? (if there is any!)
Check out my video: "Every day do THIS for your voice"
I'd love to see a Sing Like Michael Jackson
Thanks For This😍🔥🇵🇭
Increíble voz
You're very inspiring, every time I want to start singing but I'me too shy.
100% Tatassioide DOOO ITTTT 👊
@@CavinaCave I will I promise, I hope at least
Love your singing techniques videos, maybe one from aussies Karnivool's lead singer Ian Kenny next? I'm sure you'll enjoy doing that one
Chris, I always wait for you to end up being hoarse; but you won't! really really good singing technique!
if/when you do a Serj Tankian video, can you talk about the growls he does in the Suite-Pee breakdown? I have no idea how to even start to try to make a sound like that
I'd suggest Matt Shadows from Avenged Sevenfold. Would be great to dive into his singing. Love your stuff
I really liked the video, but I think I can't make that scream in the middle , I'm not even close to doing that haha
Oh yeah
I've been listening to so much Amy Winehouse lately. her voice was so unique :') would like to see an analysis video on her voice
Hey Chris I got one for you. Can you do one on Noddy Holder? That guy had one of the most amazing voices I've ever heard I'd love to hear your take on him 👍
AMAZING! Do you have any tutorial of how to scream like you did on Farily Local?
Sweet video !
Btw what's the song in the intro going "it's all for the love" Or something like this?
dudes a genius
now I know now why I couldn't sing this song! I have a bright tone but I didn't do all the other schtuff!
Pls do a "how to sing like keith buckley" from everytime i die. Awesome voice with much stuff going on.
Nice video, please can you do a "sing like Tim mcilrath (rise against)". I love how he sings
To me (never had lessons) it's more difficult to sing "you're the judge" than "set me free". I think it's a high note but mixed, and certainly not agressive
I love you bro