ONE WEEK Vocal Transformation Part One: Airflow Control
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- This is part one of my one week vocal transformation series working with my friend and fellow vocal coach Philippe Hall. I've known Philippe for a few years and he is an authorized CVT (Complete Vocal Technique) instructor, among other things. He is releasing an online course called "The Four Activities of Singing" that he and I have been talking about for years. This video is about the activity he called "airflow control". Stay tuned for the rest of the series, which will be released on a monthly basis.
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Very useful lesson, one can only correct mistakes by the help of qualified coach.
Excellent workout, others can surely benefit from this.
@@StudioWestLessons Thanks for taking time and replying I think other people will agree with me that we need more videos like this there are lots of good tips that we can pick up and bring into our singing techniques.
@@StudioWestLessons Exactly I also wanted to point out that one can also figure stuff by himself and not be physically present with coach...
It's ofc best to have a coach in person...
LOVE YOUR VOICE... BEEN FOLLOWING YOUR VOICE SINCE "3 YEAR TRANSFORMATION" KEEP UP THE AWESOME WORK!
Thank you for this. Frequently when coaches post sessions, the student already sounds like a polished professional. It’s refreshing to see you actually working through some challenges and witness the “before” and “after”. 🤙🏼
Lets gooo im gonna watch this episodes religiously i love this kind of content, you sounded great at the end btw :)
Wow! nice progress from te first video my dude!
Wow, this is awesome!
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Now this is a vocal lesson, very genuine and practical.
Something interesting about airflow is that every element (tongue, pharynx walls, palate, etc.) Modify its course/velocity-speed. So if you give more space behind your eyes the airflow is going to change, no matter what are you doing with your tummy. Nice teacher, I like his relaxed ways of working.
Great lesson on airflow control. Keep the videos coming. Great feedback at the end of the video.
This is GOLD!! Thanks so much!
This is a dope concept for videos. Keep doing your thing 💪🏾
What does it mean if I can't keep my lips fluttering during that exercise more than like a few seconds? Am I just not using enough air, or do I have cancer? Lol
PS Cancers not funny, sorry
@@StudioWestLessons Ooooooooooh
Thanks man,
This was so helpful. This was like my main question for a long while. And all I could ever find was how to have proper breath support.. like yes, I know how to breath in from the stomach, but how do you release it?! This answered it fully. Finally. Thank you
Oh Ive been preaching Clark Hall’s Airflow principles to the ends of the earth... absolutely magical stuff
Can’t wait to get into this video!
Dude when you hit that “that you feel the way I feel phrase” that shit was 🔥 🐐
Currently learning so much from you! Nice arms i mean voice. ☺️
Btw, Bruno doesn't sound much chestier to me, in fact he sounds more like head voice with lots of confidence and some dangerous airy mass, another guy in the song actually sounds more chesty thow it is still a mix...
@@StudioWestLessons yes... but I'ts sounds good as well. But there is lack of meaningful... just acrobatic. It is not bad at all, and I can't say you can't learn it... Pay attention to that part where your coach asked you to say the words with amotion? You need deeper understand of it perhaps. Michael Chekhov called these kind of exercises "inner gesture".
And also, what do Bruno's voice more beefy? He is singing professionaly like hell from his what, 5 years old or something? And now he is close to he's what, 35s? Don't you notest that rasp in his singing? I think it is from false vocal folds and it is worked for years kind of naturally, and this is along with confidence and some air as well which is hard to do safely specially at higher notes... So good luck Gregory, I'm excited.
That's astonishing! With all the knowledge you got and experience, you still work on those techniques, in all honesty there's so much to singing which confirms to that I have a long way to go. Thank you for the informative video.
@@StudioWestLessons you're such a lovely person, thank you for being the person you are ❤️
This is crazy good content, thank you. Seriously considering getting a lesson with you. Hopefully soon!
What happen to the other parts where are they haha
Wow this one was great Gregory, I dont know how i can wait a month for the next one :D but Thx for doing this! You're the best:D
Man I'm definitely hitting the lab for that f/v technique for the air flow
Welp, now I know I have a chronic over breathing problem. Seems this uncovered some of my own challenges to work through. Thanks Gregory for sharing!
@@StudioWestLessons Great point. Control I think is a better way to describe the issue I was having and am trying to correct and improve on now. I would take a sizable good breath, but feel so constricted with notes exceeding my second passage.
Great exercises. But how come that Gregory stoped controlling his beautiful voice? Through times of his lessons I put attention that at some point he become more serious and less playful. Can it be something emotional Gregory went through that influenced on the voice closing? Best wishes, Gregory is great singer and teacher.
Wow! This video is amazing, great help, and finally figure out a lot of question and problem of my sing.thumbs up!!!!
Love to see more please keep up we love you🧡
this is contigous phrase singing from KTVA terms
Have you tried singing the same high notes in a straw (in a glass of water) and then try singing? Amazing effect, regulates the air flow. But does it change the tone or mix quality?
Your vulnerably-transparent humility makes your content obtainable.
Thank you for that; it's the exemption not the norm.
What is the purpose of pinching the cheeks during the lip trill?
great concept!!
how can the heady mixed voice look's like a strong chest like dimash
Philippe who? Does he have a FB page or something in that nature?
Smokiness of bruno actually has a lot of effect on making it sound chestier
Wow, you’re tall!
Great vid! Brilliant format, good stuff.
Ah snap I be forgetting falsetto helps all parts of the voice!
Awesome vid, very helpful
Loved that video. I'm eager to see the next days (:
Thanks for sharing man 🙏❤️
Great video, it gave me a lightbulb moment
14:40 he sounds kinda like brad delp
Wow. Taxed
23:08 🤣😂🤣😂💪
Dude, I loved that video.
love this sort of video
1st comment let’s go
Very nice good job
Quality video again!
23:18 nicee
bro this is so good, what happened to parts 2, 3, and 4???
The footage got damaged and life got in the way unfortunately!
@@StudioWestLessons sorry to hear that, either way I wish the best for you bro! You've helped me a lot 😁
Were the lip trills all in falsetto?
@@StudioWestLessons sheesh I can't pull chest in lip trills and I think I'm mixing when I add volume to it
@@StudioWestLessons got cha I'll keep watching 👀
I love this so much! Thank you, it's so motivating and also very vulnerable to learn to sing right. Thank you :)
hello ! this video has helped improve my singing so much. i didn't even know i could do that with my voice. this entire time i thought i was belting but really i was using mix voice. thank you so much !!! keep doing what you're doing x
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