Keep recording yourself and rather than giving up, hear what it is you don't like, research how to fix it. Practice, practice, practice. Try plugging 1 ear w your finger while you sing, it really helps you hear yourself better.
Hi, Ramsey -- Here's a method I've used to help dozens of long-time non singers realize they can warble. Instead of asking Mr. I Can't Sing to match a tone on piano, which sets them up for failure, I ask them to make a tone, any tone (I might have to model what I mean with my voice). When they make some sound, I say, "Good can you do it again and hold it for a few seconds?" When they do, I do my best to match their tone with my voice. Just matching one tone usually makes eyes light up. From there it's on to "Can you make another sound . . . then a different one?" Again, I may have to model sounding two different notes. Whatever they do, I match their tone. Laughter ensues, and so does the realization that Mr. Can't Sing actually can. What do you (and your gentle viewers) think of this method? Thanks for reading this.
@@pedro-ehlamaar8084 greetings, "tone deaf" is an interesting term that can have different meanings. Anyone who enjoys music and can tell one song from another isn't really, truly, deeply tone deaf. What most us who label ourselves as tone deaf have trouble with is just what you said, "Making a tone with our mouth that matches another tone." Often the trouble has a physical component -- we don't have the muscle control to make the matching tone. I am that way when it comes to whistling, and my brother, who is a fabulous whistler, has the problem when it comes to singing. When I try to whistle a tune, my tongue simply isn't agile enough to make the right note. It's not that I think I'm an OK whistler. As I whistle, I know I'm blowing out almost random sounds, even when attempting to whistle a familiar tune, like "Happy Birthday." A hopelessly tone deaf person can't tell one song from another. This is very rare, and I doubt anyone interested in music -- as you obviously are -- is really tone deaf. One way to check this is to noodle around on a piano. As you hit successive notes, see if any of the combinations familiar, like parts of a song. If that is the case, you aren't tone deaf. In fact, you are making music -- with your fingers. Again, the problem is physical, with your "mouth," not your ear. Another way of putting this is that anyone who thinks they are tone deaf because they sound "bad" when singing isn't, in fact, tone deaf. What they need is to improve their ability to make matching tones. If you have access to a piano type keyboard -- and there are several, free, online -- like this one www.onlinepianist.com/virtual-piano you can make progress and have fun by noodling around, making some tunes -- and then, when you feel like it, without the pressure of someone else commanding you and listening to you -- just make a tone and see if it matches. If it doesn't, no big deal. Just scootch around inside your mouth and make a different tone, and then another. Eventually you will get the knack of making matching tones. oh, by the way, in addition to the difference between whistling and singing and making music with fingers, some people who have trouble making tones with their mouths can be quite good as hummers. peace, keep on warbling -- dan
I think your use of the word tone is incorrect. You mean to say pitch. Tone is about resonance, timbre... Makes it more difficult to understand the lesson, and adds more confusion than should be. Remember you asked...
@@dandamerville You are assuming that tone deaf is the same as completely deaf to tones. Just like with vision, people can see better than others, hearing too, does not require a person to either hear or not hear. There are degrees... fine tuning between semitones may actually be impossible for some people who have a hearing impairment of several kinds of impairments that exist, and are not fully understood through research to date. So it is possible they hear example of which note is higher or lower, but they cannot distinguish if they are too sharp or too flat. The myth of tone deaf is that if you hear the semitones you are not tone deaf. That is the myth. Ask Huey Lewis
Timestamps of exercises Solfege for males 8:57 & females 9:20 1.5 octave gee for males 11:19 & Females 11:48 5 tone gug for males 13:09 & females 13:25 Did this for the challenge
Sing on Pitch: 3 Exercises to Make It Happen Every Time 1:16 - What is Pitch 2:20 - Reasons off Pitch 8:07 - 5 Tone Solfege 10:41 - 1.5 Octave GEE 12:45 - 5 Tone GUG
Good info. I spent 25 years in recording studios. One of my best 2 vocals took place after I’d slept very little the night before the session. The recording studio was an hour drive away. I was very tired but my mind was too tired to think. With my thinking mind utterly silent, every aspect of the vocal was my best ever.
You are an amazing teacher! Making me under WHY to do these “ silly” exercises… / warm ups, no one ever explained about the vocal chords, and how to clear them, posture,etc and how to keep going excellent
So glad you mentioned feeling the voice vibrations. When Im on its the most incredible feeling through my whole body. When not it just feels bad and gets worse the farther off I am. Thanks for the lesson. New to actually learning to sing. I appreciate your help very much 🙏
Been singing since I was a kid. I have a good voice, but it's nothing compared to singers who have talent and lessons on top of it. Thank you for your videos
1:19 - What pitch is 3 main reasons people sing off pitch 5:03 - Voice is not well coordinated yet 6:02 - Need to work on ear training 6:53 - A combination of both 3 exercises to sing on pitch 7:50 - 5 tone solfege 9:52 - 1.5 Octave “Gee” (if you’re singing flat) 12:11 - 5 tone “Gug” (if you’re singing sharp)
Thank you! I have recently got back into singing and really enjoy your lessons. Its been really nice to gently strengthen things I have forgotten! Keep up the great work!
My right vocal cord has been paralyzed for the past 13 years. I lost a lot of my vocal control (in fact, all of the control I ever had on the right side), and after 9 months of voice therapy, and many subsequent years of hard work, I still can't reliably sing on pitch. Oddly, I can usually stay on pitch when I hum, and my voice is more reliable on songs that I knew extremely well before the paralysis (I've been singing all my life). I'm a songwriter and I'd like to release my songs as a singer/songwriter, unfortunately I'm afraid that I might not be able to do that without autotuning the life out of my performances. I used to have a very good voice that I got a lot of compliments on. Do you have any suggestions for someone like me?
Can't sing anymore. Damaged my voice from my early years of classroom teaching, where I didn't really use my voice correctly. Came here to improve my pitch accuracy on my theremin.
This will be very helpful as I have to sing by listening to chords ( a lot) and I rush home, buy sheet music and memorize the tune by plunking it out on my keyboard.
Tone deaf**** Lmfao did u think it was “death” this whole time???? You never put two and two together that the word “deaf” refers to not being able to hear…. Tone deaf… unable to hear tone… Omgggg Lmaoo!!!
This has been SOOO HELPFUL!!! Thank you SO MUCH!! This has answered all of my questions! My vocal coach says today I had a pitch problem but she's so rushed and trying to get through every student in virtual class before rushing off I have no idea what that means and how to improve on what shes looking for!! Thank you so much! Every question I had was answered in this video! Next I need tips on how to overcome nerves. I love my vocal coach, shes absolutely great but very busy and I have a limited window with her on zoom. I really want to deliver for her. She says I can overcome nerves "by pushing the butterflies in my stomach evenly" But I don't feel my nerves in my stomach, I feel nerves in my chest, arms and throat. I get very jittery and it effects how i sing compared to when I'm at home in my own kitchen. HOW DO I OVERCOME MY NERVOUSNESS??!! HELP??? So I can sing naturally and comfortably and work on what I really need to improve on.
Hey, thank you for making such awesome videos! I really love them. Please continue to do more! Plus you are really very positive and encouraging as well :)
something that might help others that I've just come to realized. So if you are like me you can hear the note pretty well but when you go to replicate it, it doesn't sound the greatest and it doesn't match. Something that I discovered for myself was that I would hear it with my ears then try to replicate it with my throat when is a big NO NO. So instead I started listening with my ears and keened in the way my body felt and the vibrations going through my body, then I tried to recreate that feeling of vibration and it was accurate almost every time. So yeah if you're having trouble maybe try listening and trying to recreate the vibrations you feel. Hope this helped anyone who may be struggling, also i just downloaded a free note checker app just to be safe.
Freddie Mercury in no way sings out of tune at the end of Somebody to Love. Scooping or bending up to a note is an artistic choice, one that, in this case, adds a lot of emotion. Tons of blues singers do it.
I’m just now discovering singing pitch wise isn’t always immediate voice wise, I have a huge understanding of pitch and tone. My mind is just thinking too much. I’m willing to do the work and am.
This is the sexiest voice lesson ever. Very good at explaining the why’s and how’s of pitch correction. This is so hot. I’m definitely going to take this with me.
Thank you so much, what a wonderfully positive and gracious teacher you are! I was very helped and encouraged. Maybe consider adding graphics (just of the Italian words for those of us with cognitive impairments (ADHD) since it was difficult to remember the words of the scale.
Are there any good tools (DAW or apps) for measuring your pitch while you're singing, so you can see visually how flat / sharp you are on a recording? Sometimes I can hear a wobble with a reference note in the background but sometimes I really can't tell just by ear alone.
how does this translate to songs though? I can easily match notes on piano, but if I sing a song I'm all over the place. If I make a synth guide track for vocals or something and I have to match the notes, it goes perfectly well, but that's not something I can do live and finding the correct note myself just...doesn't work
I have perfect pitch. Why do some have it & some not have it? As a trained classical pianist, I can always tell when an instrument is off key. I can also tell what key a song is in just by listening. I have a lot of experience in choir & in playing by ear as well as with written music. I think the ear is very important, for more than just notes. It helps with pedaling & with rhythm, too.
Hi... Firstly Love your videos, sooo to the point! It's like you know the best and fastest route to arrive at the destination. Anyways, You had mentioned some people can sing along well with the melody but find it difficult to pitch themselves to a chord. I supposed that was not explained in this video. Could you please address how to pitch yourself to chords too? Would be really helpful.
I have been doing the annoying exercises lol doing gug gug gug, nay nay nay etc in the car alone as not to annoy the hell out of anyone (except myself lol) and they've actually helped a lot with my voice cracking, but some days finding the right key or pitch can be challenging. I like to blame it on allergies but I feel like that is an excuse
I can sing on pitch most of the time when i hearing the note I have a good hearing (I’m half deaf on the left side lol) but if not I’m very close to it. When I have to sing acapella or on a record the correct pitch is nowhere to be found. I might sing some notes correctly but it’s probably by mistake
Sometimes i sing a quarter of a tone up or down the right note. Are this exercises going to solve my ptoblem? Cause you mentioned singing completely different notes. Also the problem is when i do those flat or sharp "notes" they will sound good to me, even on recordings.
Subscribed. Nice will give this a try. I did a short song recording and was surprised to hear myself flat or sharp in some part- whilst during the recording I was so confident I was hitting the right notes. 😂 Until I heard the result.. then I realised I may not be hitting them at all 😝
I just want to make a point to those fussy students who pick up on imperfections that the aim of the teacher is to make YOU a perfect singer. As long as you get a message you have a hope.
This channel is amazing. If I record my voice/exercises I use Melodyne to check how my actually pitch is. Melodyne analyses perfectly what you're singing. Is there a rule of thumb for the degree of deviation which you can call "normal". Let's say I sing a C. Melodyne tells me I am singing for example 20% under C or 39% above C. Just wondering.
Hey Sjaak, great question. I don't use melodyne myself, but it would be interesting to perform a test. I would say you can probably tell a difference when a singer is more than 5% flat or sharp
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My problem singing pitch is hearing . I think im singing the note, record it, then feel like giving up.
just remember recordings aren't always accurate
Keep recording yourself and rather than giving up, hear what it is you don't like, research how to fix it. Practice, practice, practice. Try plugging 1 ear w your finger while you sing, it really helps you hear yourself better.
You can check out these things called hearfones, you hear yourself as you are singing. Pretty neat tool.
@@ramseyvoicestudio yea :)
This is me!
Hi, Ramsey -- Here's a method I've used to help dozens of long-time non singers realize they can warble. Instead of asking Mr. I Can't Sing to match a tone on piano, which sets them up for failure, I ask them to make a tone, any tone (I might have to model what I mean with my voice). When they make some sound, I say, "Good can you do it again and hold it for a few seconds?" When they do, I do my best to match their tone with my voice. Just matching one tone usually makes eyes light up. From there it's on to "Can you make another sound . . . then a different one?" Again, I may have to model sounding two different notes. Whatever they do, I match their tone. Laughter ensues, and so does the realization that Mr. Can't Sing actually can.
What do you (and your gentle viewers) think of this method? Thanks for reading this.
I use that method in my private lessons, sometimes! Here, I had to be more general for the singing public, of course
that sounds more useful cause im like how am i suppose to match a tone from a instrument if im tone deaf
@@pedro-ehlamaar8084 greetings, "tone deaf" is an interesting term that can have different meanings. Anyone who enjoys music and can tell one song from another isn't really, truly, deeply tone deaf. What most us who label ourselves as tone deaf have trouble with is just what you said, "Making a tone with our mouth that matches another tone." Often the trouble has a physical component -- we don't have the muscle control to make the matching tone. I am that way when it comes to whistling, and my brother, who is a fabulous whistler, has the problem when it comes to singing. When I try to whistle a tune, my tongue simply isn't agile enough to make the right note. It's not that I think I'm an OK whistler. As I whistle, I know I'm blowing out almost random sounds, even when attempting to whistle a familiar tune, like "Happy Birthday."
A hopelessly tone deaf person can't tell one song from another. This is very rare, and I doubt anyone interested in music -- as you obviously are -- is really tone deaf. One way to check this is to noodle around on a piano. As you hit successive notes, see if any of the combinations familiar, like parts of a song. If that is the case, you aren't tone deaf. In fact, you are making music -- with your fingers. Again, the problem is physical, with your "mouth," not your ear.
Another way of putting this is that anyone who thinks they are tone deaf because they sound "bad" when singing isn't, in fact, tone deaf. What they need is to improve their ability to make matching tones.
If you have access to a piano type keyboard -- and there are several, free, online -- like this one
www.onlinepianist.com/virtual-piano
you can make progress and have fun by noodling around, making some tunes -- and then, when you feel like it, without the pressure of someone else commanding you and listening to you -- just make a tone and see if it matches. If it doesn't, no big deal. Just scootch around inside your mouth and make a different tone, and then another. Eventually you will get the knack of making matching tones.
oh, by the way, in addition to the difference between whistling and singing and making music with fingers, some people who have trouble making tones with their mouths can be quite good as hummers.
peace, keep on warbling -- dan
I think your use of the word tone is incorrect. You mean to say pitch. Tone is about resonance, timbre... Makes it more difficult to understand the lesson, and adds more confusion than should be. Remember you asked...
@@dandamerville You are assuming that tone deaf is the same as completely deaf to tones. Just like with vision, people can see better than others, hearing too, does not require a person to either hear or not hear. There are degrees... fine tuning between semitones may actually be impossible for some people who have a hearing impairment of several kinds of impairments that exist, and are not fully understood through research to date. So it is possible they hear example of which note is higher or lower, but they cannot distinguish if they are too sharp or too flat. The myth of tone deaf is that if you hear the semitones you are not tone deaf. That is the myth. Ask Huey Lewis
Timestamps of exercises
Solfege for males 8:57 & females 9:20
1.5 octave gee for males 11:19 &
Females 11:48
5 tone gug for males 13:09 &
females 13:25
Did this for the challenge
thanks!
Do re mi fa so fa mi re do
Sing on Pitch: 3 Exercises to Make It Happen Every Time
1:16 - What is Pitch
2:20 - Reasons off Pitch
8:07 - 5 Tone Solfege
10:41 - 1.5 Octave GEE
12:45 - 5 Tone GUG
thanks, Spock
You will have special place in heaven ✨
I want to 1.5 octive notes in 'do re me'.
Thanks much for arranging it god bless you I got less stress with so much talking thanks again
Good info. I spent 25 years in recording studios. One of my best 2 vocals took place after I’d slept very little the night before the session. The recording studio was an hour drive away. I was very tired but my mind was too tired to think. With my thinking mind utterly silent, every aspect of the vocal was my best ever.
You are an amazing teacher! Making me under WHY to do these “ silly” exercises… / warm ups, no one ever explained about the vocal chords, and how to clear them, posture,etc and how to keep going excellent
So glad you mentioned feeling the voice vibrations. When Im on its the most incredible feeling through my whole body. When not it just feels bad and gets worse the farther off I am. Thanks for the lesson. New to actually learning to sing. I appreciate your help very much 🙏
Such an exquisite teacher. He is a master. Such light in this man here
Been singing since I was a kid. I have a good voice, but it's nothing compared to singers who have talent and lessons on top of it. Thank you for your videos
They have good voices and just better coaches. It’s all about practice and strengthening your voice muscle tho. Skill >>>>>>>>>>>> Talent
You are my proffesional vocal coach 💪
Wow, thanks, Muhammed!
Ya same here
1:19 - What pitch is
3 main reasons people sing off pitch
5:03 - Voice is not well coordinated yet
6:02 - Need to work on ear training
6:53 - A combination of both
3 exercises to sing on pitch
7:50 - 5 tone solfege
9:52 - 1.5 Octave “Gee” (if you’re singing flat)
12:11 - 5 tone “Gug” (if you’re singing sharp)
thanks
You are so motivating! I'm in the UK but if I ever come to Texas, I'm getting lessons. Thanks so much for these amazing resources :)
I only give private online lessons now. Here's the link and the first is 50% off:
ramseyvoice.com/book-singing-lessons/
Time stamps for you guys
What Pitch is 1:16
Reasons off Pitch 2:20
Exercises 7:50
thanks
Thank you! I have recently got back into singing and really enjoy your lessons. Its been really nice to gently strengthen things I have forgotten! Keep up the great work!
Rock on Sides!
This lessons are helpful in every way with my singing.thanks mate.
Um always having a hard time singing in tune and ur right I guess I really need a vocal lessons
it will help tremendously
My right vocal cord has been paralyzed for the past 13 years. I lost a lot of my vocal control (in fact, all of the control I ever had on the right side), and after 9 months of voice therapy, and many subsequent years of hard work, I still can't reliably sing on pitch. Oddly, I can usually stay on pitch when I hum, and my voice is more reliable on songs that I knew extremely well before the paralysis (I've been singing all my life). I'm a songwriter and I'd like to release my songs as a singer/songwriter, unfortunately I'm afraid that I might not be able to do that without autotuning the life out of my performances. I used to have a very good voice that I got a lot of compliments on. Do you have any suggestions for someone like me?
that is a challenging situation. I'd like to hear you, my first private online lesson is 50% off:
ramseyvoice.com/book-singing-lessons/
The geee and gug excersises are superb for us more advanced singers 💥
glad to help
Great tutorial! You are a fantastic video teacher. Not everyone can be so concise, engaging, and really educational without rambling.
He's a fantastic teacher, grandpa.
9:21 tone solfege do, re, mi, fa, sol, fa, mi, re, do
11:51 Gee
13:32 Gug
Can't sing anymore. Damaged my voice from my early years of classroom teaching, where I didn't really use my voice correctly. Came here to improve my pitch accuracy on my theremin.
excellent, welcome. It's a shame about your vocal damage, but have you seen an ENT, maybe they could see if something can be done?
This will be very helpful as I have to sing by listening to chords ( a lot) and I rush home, buy sheet music and memorize the tune by plunking it out on my keyboard.
I actually just had major improvement and I think it is largely due to the “gug” and “gee” excersizes, running them through a scale. Thanks!!
Ramsey, thank you for being professional, it made me subscribe....
Thanks for the sub!
Brilliant tutorial! I always thought I was tone death and a terrible singer but you have given me hope! Enjoyed the singing exercises 😀
Tone deaf****
Lmfao did u think it was “death” this whole time????
You never put two and two together that the word “deaf” refers to not being able to hear….
Tone deaf… unable to hear tone…
Omgggg Lmaoo!!!
@@sophritoh did u consider the death being a typo error and Pen wanted to write deaf instead
Bro your whole videos are absolutely helpful.
Exercises:
9:00 solfege do Re mi fa so fa mi re do.
11:20 Gee
13:09 Gug
actually the content is time stamped already in the description
@@ramseyvoicestudio ouh okay I didn't see that. Thanks!
yw
Thank you so much. Subscribed!
you're awesome, thank you!
This has been SOOO HELPFUL!!! Thank you SO MUCH!! This has answered all of my questions! My vocal coach says today I had a pitch problem but she's so rushed and trying to get through every student in virtual class before rushing off I have no idea what that means and how to improve on what shes looking for!! Thank you so much! Every question I had was answered in this video! Next I need tips on how to overcome nerves. I love my vocal coach, shes absolutely great but very busy and I have a limited window with her on zoom. I really want to deliver for her. She says I can overcome nerves "by pushing the butterflies in my stomach evenly" But I don't feel my nerves in my stomach, I feel nerves in my chest, arms and throat. I get very jittery and it effects how i sing compared to when I'm at home in my own kitchen. HOW DO I OVERCOME MY NERVOUSNESS??!! HELP??? So I can sing naturally and comfortably and work on what I really need to improve on.
Sleep listening to subliminals. Look them up on RUclips 👍
Hey, thank you for making such awesome videos! I really love them. Please continue to do more! Plus you are really very positive and encouraging as well :)
It is so great to hear that! That's what I love doing.
Wow what an amazing video🖤🖤
I appreciate these videos, you're helping me out a lot!
Glad you like them, Ryan
I’m going to try this later ! Thanks for the tips love the channel
Hope you enjoy and thanks very much!
Thanks for the information, I’m learning as much about music as possible so one day I can make better music.
Go for it!
This video is excellent! I learned so much.
I trust you more than anyone on youtube
that's great to hear
another excellent video, thank you so much.
So helpful
Thank you
something that might help others that I've just come to realized. So if you are like me you can hear the note pretty well but when you go to replicate it, it doesn't sound the greatest and it doesn't match. Something that I discovered for myself was that I would hear it with my ears then try to replicate it with my throat when is a big NO NO. So instead I started listening with my ears and keened in the way my body felt and the vibrations going through my body, then I tried to recreate that feeling of vibration and it was accurate almost every time. So yeah if you're having trouble maybe try listening and trying to recreate the vibrations you feel. Hope this helped anyone who may be struggling, also i just downloaded a free note checker app just to be safe.
Good teaching it's helping
Thank you! Greeting from France !
Thank you I needed this
Freddie Mercury in no way sings out of tune at the end of Somebody to Love. Scooping or bending up to a note is an artistic choice, one that, in this case, adds a lot of emotion. Tons of blues singers do it.
100%
I love all your tips and I like to practice with you.
Thank you one day i will be superstar no matter what i gonna lose now 😏
That's a great goal
This really helped!
I love your videos! This channel has all the positives without the BUY OUR PRODUCT AND DO THIS LIKE US CUZ IF NOT YOU FAIL. Great coaching
I appreciate that!
Thank Very much sir..i'm still learning your vocal.lessons..😘💪💪thank you
Keep it up and you're welcome!
@@ramseyvoicestudio Thank you sir..i want to contact you as well sir..how should i do that
Hey dude, you can book a 50% off voice lesson here: ramseyvoice.com/book-singing-lessons/
I’m just now discovering singing pitch wise isn’t always immediate voice wise, I have a huge understanding of pitch and tone. My mind is just thinking too much. I’m willing to do the work and am.
Thank you so much for these videos that you do. I have learnt a lot and am getting better as the days go by. Once again thanks.
You are so welcome!
This is the sexiest voice lesson ever. Very good at explaining the why’s and how’s of pitch correction. This is so hot. I’m definitely going to take this with me.
glad it helped
Thank you so much, what a wonderfully positive and gracious teacher you are! I was very helped and encouraged. Maybe consider adding graphics (just of the Italian words for those of us with cognitive impairments (ADHD) since it was difficult to remember the words of the scale.
Congrats Matt.
thanks, glad it was helpful
Are there any good tools (DAW or apps) for measuring your pitch while you're singing, so you can see visually how flat / sharp you are on a recording? Sometimes I can hear a wobble with a reference note in the background but sometimes I really can't tell just by ear alone.
Try the app called Nail the Pitch, works for iphone and android
You are awesome and adorable. Thank you for all these great lessons online. They are super fun.
What about people who have lost their high-frequency hearing? Can they learn to sing on pitch across their entire range?
Excellent lesson 🎤🎼🎹
how does this translate to songs though? I can easily match notes on piano, but if I sing a song I'm all over the place. If I make a synth guide track for vocals or something and I have to match the notes, it goes perfectly well, but that's not something I can do live and finding the correct note myself just...doesn't work
this guy is my boy he's very nice
I am going to be singing live in a week. I hope this helps
It was really amazing explainasion
can you please provide a music sheet for the notes used in these three vocal exercises, Mr Ramsey? Thank you.
Leaving this for myself
9:18 - 5 tone solfege
Great help thanks
Right on point 🙌 I have an album to record 😎😂 thanks for all the great informations 👌
Rock on! Thanks!
Thankyou very much
You're welcome
Thank you so much
I love your content keep making them pls :)
Thanks for sharing
Great video, Great tips!
I have perfect pitch. Why do some have it & some not have it? As a trained classical pianist, I can always tell when an instrument is off key. I can also tell what key a song is in just by listening. I have a lot of experience in choir & in playing by ear as well as with written music. I think the ear is very important, for more than just notes. It helps with pedaling & with rhythm, too.
it's a mystery, but great, happy for you
Amazing teacher
Movable do just makes way more sense for anyone who doesn’t have perfect pitch. You learn the intervals much faster.
Hi , am new in singing so am trying to learn how to sing on pitch.
Ramsey please do a video on riffs and runs
I have one:
ramseyvoice.com/riffs-and-runs/
Thankyou that’s amazing it works
Great. Job
awesome, thanks
Thanks a lot.
Hi... Firstly Love your videos, sooo to the point! It's like you know the best and fastest route to arrive at the destination. Anyways, You had mentioned some people can sing along well with the melody but find it difficult to pitch themselves to a chord. I supposed that was not explained in this video. Could you please address how to pitch yourself to chords too? Would be really helpful.
Nice one man ….. thanks alot
glad to hear
Great tutorial!
You are the best💜💜💜
Aw thanks!
I have been doing the annoying exercises lol doing gug gug gug, nay nay nay etc in the car alone as not to annoy the hell out of anyone (except myself lol) and they've actually helped a lot with my voice cracking, but some days finding the right key or pitch can be challenging. I like to blame it on allergies but I feel like that is an excuse
here's my lesson on vocal break (crack):
ramseyvoice.com/fix-vocal-break/
I can sing on pitch most of the time when i hearing the note I have a good hearing (I’m half deaf on the left side lol) but if not I’m very close to it. When I have to sing acapella or on a record the correct pitch is nowhere to be found. I might sing some notes correctly but it’s probably by mistake
Thanks to you I was corrected on my classification. Here's a sub.
I just never know if im flat or sharp lol i just know im off. And i use too much air but cant really stop that
Sometimes i sing a quarter of a tone up or down the right note. Are this exercises going to solve my ptoblem? Cause you mentioned singing completely different notes. Also the problem is when i do those flat or sharp "notes" they will sound good to me, even on recordings.
Have come to learn how to sing haven't realized my voice wether tenor or barton
Great coach
Loooove thank you brother
Subscribed. Nice will give this a try. I did a short song recording and was surprised to hear myself flat or sharp in some part- whilst during the recording I was so confident I was hitting the right notes. 😂 Until I heard the result.. then I realised I may not be hitting them at all 😝
Thanks for the sub! I have a mini-course on Sing on Pitch, here's the link:
courses.ramseyvoice.com/p/sing-on-pitch
3 words " u are great"
so are you, thanks for watching!
This helped me understand a lot of things I can do better to sing more in pitch. Thank you!
Elvis Presley sang in perfect 🤩 pitch and used his vibrato to bring him to the edge of pitch and back he was a master of pitch!!!
I just want to make a point to those fussy students who pick up on imperfections that the aim of the teacher is to make YOU a perfect singer. As long as you get a message you have a hope.
my range is c2 to c4 in chest and anything above that gets shaky fast since I don't really use head voice smoothly
Thanks
This channel is amazing. If I record my voice/exercises I use Melodyne to check how my actually pitch is. Melodyne analyses perfectly what you're singing. Is there a rule of thumb for the degree of deviation which you can call "normal". Let's say I sing a C. Melodyne tells me I am singing for example 20% under C or 39% above C. Just wondering.
Hey Sjaak, great question. I don't use melodyne myself, but it would be interesting to perform a test. I would say you can probably tell a difference when a singer is more than 5% flat or sharp
@@ramseyvoicestudio a test on RUclips would be great indeed.
He mention guitar and the office... IM SOLD!