I agree with the second part but how is the lead singer of the band that made the third biggest world tour and is the most streamed band on spotify underrated
The realest vocal coach on the tube. You actually show how to do this stuff in detail. You walk the talk where most other coaches hide the actual lesson behind paywalls. I took your free vocal course, and I recommend it to everyone. One thing I'm surprised you didn't mention at all is how Chris Martin always uses straight tone. I've never heard the slightest vibrato or wobble in his voice in their 22 year career! I think it's another part of how he manages to sound clear as a bell. In terms of suggestions, please please please do some Chris Stapleton. Teach us how to sing Barely Alive or Sometimes I Cry. His grit and power in those songs are out of this universe. Thanks Chris! You rock!
Every ColdPlay fans know this CM have unique beautiful broken voice and its not perfect but in the same ways this imperfection makes his voice beautiful and unique!!
I think he is very talented, unique and best vocalist in pop male singers, he has very beautiful falsetto, deep low voice, good chest voice and his top notes are so good too.
These sing-like vids are brilliant. Your ability to demonstrate the subtle differences of every sound is so superior to any other vocal coach on the planet atm. Being a phenomenal singer yourself helps!
I did some cover of Coldplay with my band. I thought it would be easy, but actually the difficulty comes from the fact that he often goes from chest to head with subtility.
That's why it's so difficult to sing their songs 🤣 I've been failing miserable. Like in the chorus of "the scientist" where he seems to start in falsetto but it's exactly not that and he does it so effortlessly.
@@jeremyheartriter2.063 Indeed, i think it depends on your voice and how you deal with the song. I realise now that you got to make the song your own. Sometimes i follow the voice of C.Martin and other times i do it in chest !
Hey Chris, as someone who has studied Chris Martin's voice for years and sung in a Coldplay tribute band, I can tell you there are a couple things you are getting wrong. Firstly, his falsetto is a fully fledged, disconnected falsetto. I've heard people come at it from a Radiohead-esque very heady mix approach before (like you do in Clocks), and I'm sure this is the more technically correct way to sing, but its not the way that Chris does it. He fully flips into falsetto and it's not at all connected to his modal voice. This gives it that naturally breathy quality, even though it is still quite strong and well supported when he wants it to be. Secondly, his chest voice. He absolutely does use the crow/dying cat, but there is a big component you are missing that makes him recognisable as Chris Martin, although you touched on it when you said his voice is light and dark. That is, there is a certain 'pretty' or delicate quality that always permeates his chest voice, unless he is belting intensely. If I try and isolate that quality I get like a breathy Patrick Star (from Spongebob). If you take that quality, then close your cords a little more and do the crow, it will become a like a buttery dark texture that produces incredibly sweet and pretty overtones as it resonates through the crow. That's Chris Martin's chest voice right there. Otherwise it will sound like any other pop rock guy using twang and it will lack that pretty quality that makes you feel vulnerable when he sings. Lastly, I feel it should be noted that Chris Martin does not really have great control of his mix. If you watch him live, you can find many examples of him cracking and straining. Although, he has gotten better in the last couple years.
Great video, chris has one of the most unique voices in music in my opinion. You instantly knows its him, very warm sounding too. Can you please do a video on dimash's vocals? he's a 25 year old kazakh singer who has a 6 octave vocal range and sing can pop and opera perfectly mixed with a male and female voice. He's quite possibly the most technically gifted vocalist of all time according to loads of vocal coaches.
Chris Martin is one of my favorite singers. His voice is magicaly beautiful and powerful and his singing really gives me chills (and goosebumps honestly). Can you do vocal analyses on more Coldplay songs? :)
When i tell people about Chris Martin live performances is that while he is far far from bad he not always technical a perfect singer but the emotion behind his singing to me is what makes him special if you will!
DUDE YES. Cute girl mentioned she loves Coldplay. Cue immediately trying to sing Yellow. Cue stopping and looking up videos on how to sing like Chris Martin. Cue CHRIS LIEPE WITH THE FREAKING CLUTCH GOLD CONTENT!!!
this is absolutely crazy, the demonstration at 10:20 was such a small but noticeable change, it really made me understand how chris martin's singing is special and it was astounding how easily you could demonstrate and observe this change
These videos are really well done, I like the way you analyse the singing without trying to "imitate" the singer. I think a "How To Sing Like Jonathan Davis" video would be really interesting, also because he has such a unique voice... I'd like to know what you think!
I'm in love with this series. Would you consider doing one with power metal singers like Fabio Lione from Rapsody of Fire or something on those lines? Me and my buddys are really looking for your take on the mixed and sweet voice of this gender of music
I often try to get the simple tone and ease of Chris's tone but it's hard. He sounds so relaxed in a lot of their songs. His singing almost feels conversational at points. Idk how to describe it. Of course that's not all of Coldplay's music but it's the tone that's unique to Chris Martin.
Hey Chris, Would love a tutorial on Theo Katzman! He's a great singer and multi-instrumentalist and he also plays in Vulfpeck. You should check him out - I love the song 'What Did You Mean'
I really enjoyed this video! Subscribed right away! The tips were so useful in helping me find more control in my voice. I'd love to see a video on how to sing like John Mayer. I know his style is very airy which can cause damage to the vocal chords. I'm interested to learn how to get a similar tone while staying healthy with my singing. Keep it up man, I'm here for the long run!
Thank you again Chris, these videos are amazing exercises for me! I'm starting to recognize and figure out vocal placements much better thanks to the application of cues like the crying voice and sedated witch. Could you cover some of the 70's rock singers who kept a very full, bassy belt sound even when they went high - Paul Rodgers, David Coverdale, Lou Gramm? My problem is that I lose too much bass resonance and get strident higher in my mix voice.
É exatamente isso, a idéia não é cantar igual a ele, mas sim entender os registros e a musicalidade que ele busca, pra agregar na nossa forma de ressonar as notas. That's exactly it, the idea is not to sing like him, but to understand the registers and the musicality he seeks, to add to the way we resonate the notes.
You should really do Spencer Sotelo from Periphery and Daniel Tompkins from Tesseract! :) You're doing a really good job with these, thanks for your effort in quality content!
YOU'RE SUCH A GREAT TEACHER! Can you please please do a lesson on how to sing like David Gilmour from Pink Floyd? Especially the vocals of comfortably numb.... That'd be a great help, thank you
I really LOVE those ´sing in the style of’ videos. So much more powerful and insightful than all the ‘vocal coach reacts to’ videos you can find on RUclips. I wish it could be a bit less ‘hard rock-ish’ (though I understand those are your influences) and Chris Martin is a very good example of that. I’d be keen to hear about singers such as Stevie Wonder or Michael Jackson for example to see how your weird noises could apply in different contexts :)
Great video Chris, as always. I was having a question in my mind man. I recently watched green day's nhl performance. During the last verse of "American Idiot" , he goes really high. I'm confused about that part, is he doing falsetto or is he using mix? Would really appreciate it if you check that video out Chris and clear things up a little bit . 😇😇
Man I'll tell ya it's striking just how individual singers are when I sing covers first it's like OK so let's lower the key to fit my awful range & then it's surprisngly all down to placement & pronunciation which seems a never ending journey ! It's either that or just belt it out around A/C & hope for the best. Hmm - jury's out !
The singer from Keane has a voice similar to this, but much fuller. Would be great if you could do a video on him! Higher pitches on that guy, so would be an interesting change up from what you normally have on here.
It's funny that you would mention a "country singer" in the beginning of Yellow because that's actually how the song came to be. Chris was messing around with the guitar and trying to do a Neil Young impression while singing "look at the staaarrrs" (rolling the R) and although it dint't turn out a country song, the Neil Young influence is there. :) Chris Martin's voice is pretty unique. I know he's not the greatest singer of all time in terms of vocal range or technique, whatever, but I'd rather hear him sing 100x more than a pitch-perfect singer. He always has this emotion and softness in his voice that makes me (and probably a lot of people, considering the amount of fans Coldplay have) feel things like joy and calm that maybe pitch-perfect singers cannot. And it is very natural to him. This, no amount of technique can bring. In my opinion :) Good review, I enjoyed knowing more about this kind of stuff.
Thanks for giving so much info it really helps!!! Especially the videos I’m mixed voice and vocal fry. I was wondering if you could do a video on Pete Loeffler of Chevelle. I was listening to Panic Prone and other songs like Well Enough Alone and it’s a very interesting voice
Can you please do one of this video's for Chris de Burgh? He's a great singer, but for some reason there are no tutorials to sing like hime on RUclips yet...
I remember to hear in TV the concert during the X&Y era in my teenage years. His voice are some sttrugles to sing correctly the high notes during live (not the faseltto in fact), but my impression when i hear the concert was he sing with vocal more to his heart, but he have a good voice and a particular tone who it's remains of the voice of Bono or the singer of ''Radiohead''. That was the impression of the three first albums, but after that, i remember to hear the live after ''Viva la Vida'' since (notably the 2009 and 2012 performance in Grammy) and his voice sound better and more stronger. Because he wanted to used more her lower register in the fourth album and when he used more that, he sound very better and very in point. I remember when i listen and praised his vocals during the listen of the album, because the vocal was profound and so much more colours. I noted imperfections in his voice, but this have his charm of that.
At minute 15:31 you need to take into consideration that "..and it was called Yellow!" it's singed with Chris's strong british accent! You can hear it perfectly :)
But during live concerts and performances, he sings with his chest. He uses the high pitch airy voice when he records in the studio, probably line by line sometimes.
Would you please do a video on how Dave Grohl sings Walk? I have a similar range to him and am tryin to learn how he gets up to that note and that sound on “learnin” and that crazy part at the end the “whatever whenever whenever!!!!!! Learning...” love your stuff! Very helpful!! Thank you tons
Hey Chris. I'm a beginner at this whole singing process and I was wondering if you had any videos that would be great for beginner signers looking to develop their voice. My voice is god awful, but I want to know if it's possible for some one like me to learn how to sing.
YES! Follow the link below the videos in any of my videos to join my free voice course. That's the place to start!! It will also ad a fantastic foundational viewpoint for all of my RUclips videos so you'll be able to better internalize what I do and put it into your own voice!
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Chris Martin is underrated, his voice is so expressive and unique, and he's a great performer.
How tf is he underrated he’s the frontman of a world renown band
I agree with the second part but how is the lead singer of the band that made the third biggest world tour and is the most streamed band on spotify underrated
@@sawyerweathers8713 I mean underrated as a vocalist
@@complxhellasfreeproducts4894 I mean underrated as a vocalist
As a metalheads I agree
The realest vocal coach on the tube. You actually show how to do this stuff in detail. You walk the talk where most other coaches hide the actual lesson behind paywalls. I took your free vocal course, and I recommend it to everyone.
One thing I'm surprised you didn't mention at all is how Chris Martin always uses straight tone. I've never heard the slightest vibrato or wobble in his voice in their 22 year career! I think it's another part of how he manages to sound clear as a bell.
In terms of suggestions, please please please do some Chris Stapleton. Teach us how to sing Barely Alive or Sometimes I Cry. His grit and power in those songs are out of this universe.
Thanks Chris! You rock!
You're very welcome! Ya, that would have been good to touch on for sure! Thanks for the kind message and I'm so glad you're enjoying the content!
Every ColdPlay fans know this CM have unique beautiful broken voice and its not perfect but in the same ways this imperfection makes his voice beautiful and unique!!
I think he is very talented, unique and best vocalist in pop male singers, he has very beautiful falsetto, deep low voice, good chest voice and his top notes are so good too.
These sing-like vids are brilliant. Your ability to demonstrate the subtle differences of every sound is so superior to any other vocal coach on the planet atm. Being a phenomenal singer yourself helps!
Wow, I appreciate that!
I did some cover of Coldplay with my band. I thought it would be easy, but actually the difficulty comes from the fact that he often goes from chest to head with subtility.
That's why it's so difficult to sing their songs 🤣 I've been failing miserable. Like in the chorus of "the scientist" where he seems to start in falsetto but it's exactly not that and he does it so effortlessly.
@@jeremyheartriter2.063 Indeed, i think it depends on your voice and how you deal with the song. I realise now that you got to make the song your own. Sometimes i follow the voice of C.Martin and other times i do it in chest !
Facts. He makes it seem easy.
Always inspiring me to sing more and make more content with these videos Chris.
Lets get this dude to 100K Subs everyone!
Yes please!!! :)
Hey Chris, as someone who has studied Chris Martin's voice for years and sung in a Coldplay tribute band, I can tell you there are a couple things you are getting wrong.
Firstly, his falsetto is a fully fledged, disconnected falsetto. I've heard people come at it from a Radiohead-esque very heady mix approach before (like you do in Clocks), and I'm sure this is the more technically correct way to sing, but its not the way that Chris does it. He fully flips into falsetto and it's not at all connected to his modal voice. This gives it that naturally breathy quality, even though it is still quite strong and well supported when he wants it to be.
Secondly, his chest voice. He absolutely does use the crow/dying cat, but there is a big component you are missing that makes him recognisable as Chris Martin, although you touched on it when you said his voice is light and dark.
That is, there is a certain 'pretty' or delicate quality that always permeates his chest voice, unless he is belting intensely. If I try and isolate that quality I get like a breathy Patrick Star (from Spongebob). If you take that quality, then close your cords a little more and do the crow, it will become a like a buttery dark texture that produces incredibly sweet and pretty overtones as it resonates through the crow. That's Chris Martin's chest voice right there. Otherwise it will sound like any other pop rock guy using twang and it will lack that pretty quality that makes you feel vulnerable when he sings.
Lastly, I feel it should be noted that Chris Martin does not really have great control of his mix. If you watch him live, you can find many examples of him cracking and straining. Although, he has gotten better in the last couple years.
Great insights man! Thanks!
At the end of the song is, it doesn't matter anyway. Coldplay fill stadiums. Are successful and one of the best bands out there.
@@NiniRockXand why do you think they are that successful? It has a lot do with his voice :)
@@NiniRockX What do you mean by that?
Well isn't that the point... Chris said that we're not here to copy CM and his flaws but rather take the good parts for our own voice
Great video, chris has one of the most unique voices in music in my opinion. You instantly knows its him, very warm sounding too. Can you please do a video on dimash's vocals? he's a 25 year old kazakh singer who has a 6 octave vocal range and sing can pop and opera perfectly mixed with a male and female voice. He's quite possibly the most technically gifted vocalist of all time according to loads of vocal coaches.
Thanks so much! And thanks for the idea...second person who just recommended him!! :)
Chris Martin is one of my favorite singers. His voice is magicaly beautiful and powerful and his singing really gives me chills (and goosebumps honestly). Can you do vocal analyses on more Coldplay songs? :)
Thanks Chris! you should do an episode about Don Henley it's impressive how he can still sing just as good as 40 years ago.
You really are a hidden gem, Chris. I hope your channel explodes with subs soon enough, you deserve it!
When i tell people about Chris Martin live performances is that while he is far far from bad he not always technical a perfect singer but the emotion behind his singing to me is what makes him special if you will!
Yes!
DUDE YES. Cute girl mentioned she loves Coldplay. Cue immediately trying to sing Yellow. Cue stopping and looking up videos on how to sing like Chris Martin. Cue CHRIS LIEPE WITH THE FREAKING CLUTCH GOLD CONTENT!!!
I love singing, I love Coldplay...
Perfect video thank you ;)
this is absolutely crazy, the demonstration at 10:20 was such a small but noticeable change, it really made me understand how chris martin's singing is special and it was astounding how easily you could demonstrate and observe this change
Thanks for another great video, Chris! It is really an amazing resource for us singers.
Best RUclips series for musicans right now. Thank you Chris!
These videos are really well done, I like the way you analyse the singing without trying to "imitate" the singer.
I think a "How To Sing Like Jonathan Davis" video would be really interesting, also because he has such a unique voice... I'd like to know what you think!
Please keep on the good work, I like the fact that you explain as well this pop artists!!
thank you Chris . I love this series of videos . would you please make a video about how to sing like hozier
I'm in love with this series. Would you consider doing one with power metal singers like Fabio Lione from Rapsody of Fire or something on those lines? Me and my buddys are really looking for your take on the mixed and sweet voice of this gender of music
Awesome!!
Chris Martin is very talented singer and please we need update of this video.
I often try to get the simple tone and ease of Chris's tone but it's hard. He sounds so relaxed in a lot of their songs. His singing almost feels conversational at points. Idk how to describe it. Of course that's not all of Coldplay's music but it's the tone that's unique to Chris Martin.
I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU ON THE EVERYDAY LIFE PART!!!
I love these! Please do Julian Casablancas or Brandon Flowers! 🙂
another solid unpacking Chris
Thank you Chris!
Maybe a video about how to sing like James Brown?
I love Coldplay a lot !!!!!
YOU HAVE TO DO THE LEAD SINGER FOR KINGS OF LEON!!!!
Thanks for the idea!!
Hey Chris,
Would love a tutorial on Theo Katzman! He's a great singer and multi-instrumentalist and he also plays in Vulfpeck. You should check him out - I love the song 'What Did You Mean'
I really enjoyed this video! Subscribed right away! The tips were so useful in helping me find more control in my voice. I'd love to see a video on how to sing like John Mayer. I know his style is very airy which can cause damage to the vocal chords. I'm interested to learn how to get a similar tone while staying healthy with my singing. Keep it up man, I'm here for the long run!
great idea! I think there's lots of things about Mayer's voice that can be done in a healthy way
Thank you again Chris, these videos are amazing exercises for me! I'm starting to recognize and figure out vocal placements much better thanks to the application of cues like the crying voice and sedated witch. Could you cover some of the 70's rock singers who kept a very full, bassy belt sound even when they went high - Paul Rodgers, David Coverdale, Lou Gramm? My problem is that I lose too much bass resonance and get strident higher in my mix voice.
13:12 makes me wonder, are there outtakes where silly/funny stuff is happening? I hope yes, and I hope there will be a best of in the future, haha.
Do one on Richie Kotzen. Check him out both live and in studio. With either his solo band or the Winery Dogs.
É exatamente isso, a idéia não é cantar igual a ele, mas sim entender os registros e a musicalidade que ele busca, pra agregar na nossa forma de ressonar as notas.
That's exactly it, the idea is not to sing like him, but to understand the registers and the musicality he seeks, to add to the way we resonate the notes.
You should really do Spencer Sotelo from Periphery and Daniel Tompkins from Tesseract! :)
You're doing a really good job with these, thanks for your effort in quality content!
Thanks for the ideas!!
Learned a ton! "Vocal Shimmer" I like the term. Thanks coach.
You're welcome!
YOU'RE SUCH A GREAT TEACHER! Can you please please do a lesson on how to sing like David Gilmour from Pink Floyd? Especially the vocals of comfortably numb.... That'd be a great help, thank you
Thanks so much! And good suggestion!!
@@chrisliepe AAAAAAA YOU'RE GREAT
Very cool, as usual! How about an episode on Robin Zander??
I'd LOVE to see this kind of analysis for David Draiman doing The Sound Of Silence... specially the high notes at the end!
Thanks for the suggestion!
Thanks you great video, you should do a video specifically on axl rose
Right Chris, now you have to post a video of yourself singing clocks or yellow all the way through. I think you would smash it pal 🤣🤣😂🤩👌
I really LOVE those ´sing in the style of’ videos. So much more powerful and insightful than all the ‘vocal coach reacts to’ videos you can find on RUclips.
I wish it could be a bit less ‘hard rock-ish’ (though I understand those are your influences) and Chris Martin is a very good example of that. I’d be keen to hear about singers such as Stevie Wonder or Michael Jackson for example to see how your weird noises could apply in different contexts :)
Good ideas!!
brother, you are sooo good.. I wish you were my neighbor so I could ask tons of questions :D
Great video Chris, as always. I was having a question in my mind man. I recently watched green day's nhl performance. During the last verse of "American Idiot" , he goes really high. I'm confused about that part, is he doing falsetto or is he using mix? Would really appreciate it if you check that video out Chris and clear things up a little bit . 😇😇
Man I'll tell ya it's striking just how individual singers are when I sing covers first it's like OK so let's lower the key to fit my awful range & then it's surprisngly all down to placement & pronunciation which seems a never ending journey ! It's either that or just belt it out around A/C & hope for the best. Hmm - jury's out !
Do Dallas Green of City and Colour and Alexisonfire next, please. Love your stuff!
The singer from Keane has a voice similar to this, but much fuller. Would be great if you could do a video on him! Higher pitches on that guy, so would be an interesting change up from what you normally have on here.
Chris such a nice guy
A video on Matt Bellamy would be amazing
It's funny that you would mention a "country singer" in the beginning of Yellow because that's actually how the song came to be. Chris was messing around with the guitar and trying to do a Neil Young impression while singing "look at the staaarrrs" (rolling the R) and although it dint't turn out a country song, the Neil Young influence is there. :)
Chris Martin's voice is pretty unique. I know he's not the greatest singer of all time in terms of vocal range or technique, whatever, but I'd rather hear him sing 100x more than a pitch-perfect singer. He always has this emotion and softness in his voice that makes me (and probably a lot of people, considering the amount of fans Coldplay have) feel things like joy and calm that maybe pitch-perfect singers cannot. And it is very natural to him. This, no amount of technique can bring. In my opinion :)
Good review, I enjoyed knowing more about this kind of stuff.
12:31 Chris Martin said in a interview that before the song was written , he thought about how Neil Young sang "stars"
you could really do one video on Tobias Forge from Ghost, really good video btw
Thanks for giving so much info it really helps!!! Especially the videos I’m mixed voice and vocal fry. I was wondering if you could do a video on Pete Loeffler of Chevelle. I was listening to Panic Prone and other songs like Well Enough Alone and it’s a very interesting voice
Right on! Thanks for the suggestion!!
We need a video on how to sing like Daniel Gildenlow
These are fantastic. Can you do Theo Katzman?
Can you please do one of this video's for Chris de Burgh? He's a great singer, but for some reason there are no tutorials to sing like hime on RUclips yet...
A how to sing like Matt Shultz from Cage The Elephant would be awesome!
oh I agree!!!
I remember to hear in TV the concert during the X&Y era in my teenage years. His voice are some sttrugles to sing correctly the high notes during live (not the faseltto in fact), but my impression when i hear the concert was he sing with vocal more to his heart, but he have a good voice and a particular tone who it's remains of the voice of Bono or the singer of ''Radiohead''. That was the impression of the three first albums, but after that, i remember to hear the live after ''Viva la Vida'' since (notably the 2009 and 2012 performance in Grammy) and his voice sound better and more stronger. Because he wanted to used more her lower register in the fourth album and when he used more that, he sound very better and very in point. I remember when i listen and praised his vocals during the listen of the album, because the vocal was profound and so much more colours. I noted imperfections in his voice, but this have his charm of that.
more coldplay please.
Yo tratando de entender lo que dice but me enfoco más en el cover. Muy buena voz!.
17:50 LOL please do a metal version of Orphans
Thank you for this
You're so welcome!
At minute 15:31 you need to take into consideration that "..and it was called Yellow!" it's singed with Chris's strong british accent! You can hear it perfectly :)
But during live concerts and performances, he sings with his chest. He uses the high pitch airy voice when he records in the studio, probably line by line sometimes.
What about Dan Reynolds, the singer of Imagine Dragons ?
Show us Dolores o'riodan
Thanks as always Chris! Could You please make a video about Luis Miguel, Tom Chaplin and Vicente Fernández? Thank You! I'm a Follower...
Chris you should analyze James Arthur
Hi Chris, could you explain the Phil Anselmo's voice ? I think about cemetery gates song, he uses many technicals modulations. Thanks ;)
Great stuff man! Can you do Brandon Boyd from Incubus?
Thanks for the suggestion!
Would you please do a video on how Dave Grohl sings Walk? I have a similar range to him and am tryin to learn how he gets up to that note and that sound on “learnin” and that crazy part at the end the “whatever whenever whenever!!!!!! Learning...” love your stuff! Very helpful!! Thank you tons
Sweet! Thanks for the idea!!
Can you do a lesson about Nate Reuss from Fun, please??
How about Enrique Bunbury, Heroes del Silencio era ;)
Just a question... Did Chris Martin learn vocal tecnique? If the answer is no, how he can't lose his voce for all the concerts he does?
See my latest video on “why you get hoarse”
Please analyze Cedric Bixler-Zavala. Thank you Chris!
Serj Tankian next!
Please do bono and Tom Delonge
How to sing like Billy Corgan (Smashing Pumpkins) pls!
Do you take requests for singing styles?
Please do one on Ed Sheeran! Please!
Adding him to my list!
Did you do Brendan Urie yet? or Patrick Stump?
He's done Brandon Urie. Just search his name on the channel.
@@pyramidhead7780s Thanks! hopefully we can get some Patrick stump insight!
Patrick Stump is on the list!!
@@chrisliepe You are the MAN!
I love whem saitama teach me how to sing❤
I wanna hear your SpongeBob laugh😂😂
Are there some exercises that can help improve falsetto the way how Christ Martin does it?
What brand and model is your microphone,
Mojave ma 300
@@chrisliepe Thanks.
Hey Chris! Can you make a video on 'Mr Shadow' from the avenged sevenfold? Greetings from 🇮🇹
It's been filmed! Should be up in he next couple weeks :)
@@chrisliepe Yeahhh! :) Thanks Chris! You are a great teacher and i am learning many things from you!
His voice is like he has a flu and I like and love ut😭❤️
Hey Chris. I'm a beginner at this whole singing process and I was wondering if you had any videos that would be great for beginner signers looking to develop their voice. My voice is god awful, but I want to know if it's possible for some one like me to learn how to sing.
YES! Follow the link below the videos in any of my videos to join my free voice course. That's the place to start!! It will also ad a fantastic foundational viewpoint for all of my RUclips videos so you'll be able to better internalize what I do and put it into your own voice!
Could you do Ryan Tedder from Onerepublic
Meow Wars 3: The return of the dying cat.
Haha!!
What are the names of the songs in the intro
What would you like to be called? Chris Lipe Martin or Chris Martin Lipe😉
Either is fine :)
Please how to sing like charlie puth, his mix voice are so hard
Part two, and how to sing like Jungkook?
My friend have a voice sounds like Chris 😭
If u guys want to hear just tell me i'll give u his voice
John Kay.
How to sing like Ronnie Radke from Falling in Reverse, please
How to sing like Joakim - Sabaton