I love how Liepe sounds like a proud fanboy talking about what he loves Cause every line is like "This is one of my favorite lines EVER!!!" And you know what, I feel exactly the same about Chris Cornell's performances. Love your vids man, keep teaching us!
I love this style of video! It’s so nice to see someone else who is obsessed with this man’s voice. Now you’re LEGALLY OBLIGATED to do this style of video for “Black Rain” off of Telephantism. The isolated vocals are angelic in some spots and melt your face off powerful in others.
I absolutely LOVE isolated vocals, I listen to Chester Bennington all the time and it's Chris's birthday today we also lost Chester today 6 years ago too😭
This was amaaaaazing! I was blown away by all the production tricks and tweaks that you pointed out; some of them, like you say, are really quite brilliant, and show how many of our most iconic and well-loved music and musicians may not be technically perfect, but perfectly THEMSELVES. The late Chris Cornell is still, in my opinion, one of the most naturally gifted modern-day vocalists, with a very unique voice...which the production team enhanced to perfection! Thanks for this exciting and fascinating examination of Black Hole Sun - soooo cool! :-)
I still sound like garbage when I sing 99% of the time and the one in the thousands of times that I attempt to do something that I then get what feels like the thing I'm going for and then on the recording I hear that I don't hit it but it it approaches it.. THAT is the thing that drives me every single day to push my voice into practice and never stop practicing and looking at things such as Chris's work and the many other amazing people on RUclips that do this type of stuff
Man, this was amazing and hard to hear all at the same time. I can feel the buzz you're getting from these stems, and I'm sharing and loving every damn second of it.
Man, ive been following you for a while, even some videos on your guitar times thing, but, really, you're pretty good mentor, teacher and everything else. it is, in a way, easy, to follow what you mean. you know what i mean? like, other people talking about vocals, music in general actually, cant achieve that level of explanation. thanks man. when im ready, ill go deep on your lessons, mid age guy with family is hard to follow everything we want, but your videos are up there.
This is so interesting to hear. I've never paid attention to those runs his making at 2'23 in the song. got goosepumps hearing this all alone. Thanks for bringing this to us!
I've watched hundreds upon hundreds of hours of production videos throughout the years, and I feel necessary to say that your approach should be the golden standard in these sorts of educational videos. You don't only analyze the performance itself (which is the backbone of the finished product), but go balls-deep, as in showing the exact parameters/settings with the exact plugins to get as close as possible results to the original. I'm currently aiming for that crisp Superunknown-vocal mix, and this video helped me a ton.
First -- omg I would like to thank my Mother, my Father, my many Gods that looked over me, and of course Sir Liepe, and that Southern hemisphere advantage on this upload
it is crazy that I am in a deep Chris Cornell hole looking at his Poncier EP, his covers, live stuff and all the stuff that he was doing when he was just starting out and how that set the stage for his solo career and all the things that he did later on and you release this! Thank you!! You have won me over, you will soon be taking my money. Lol. something that I caught from one of his interviews that he said when it came to being able to belt out the high notes that he was during his first albums in particular in the way he would sing in those albums he said that he found the way to squeeze and he realized that he could keep squeezing and squeezing and the no got higher and higher.
RIGHT! I remember that interview! It's he SQUEEZE!!! Mixed Voice SQUEEZE... False cord area engagement... compression!! But he was a master like none other and making it sound otherworldly. That interview was covered in the new unauthorized bio of him. GREAT read btw :)
I'm watching this video with a friend. He's Spanish like me, but he doesn't understand English. Well, I have to tell you that he's amazed with you and the way you teach. He's telling me that he loves the way you teach, because he doesn't need to speak English to learn from you. We watched other videos like Axl Rose one. He really enjoyed it. So, he's going to follow you. He wants to watch more videos. Hahaha. You're the best, mate!
This is brilliant Chris. So great to hear one of my vocal heroes like that. Thanks for doing this. Your videos are really helping me get back into my singing again after a break and some vocal issues due to acid reflux! Really inspiring stuff. Thank you.
Chris, It's amazing what these tracks can instill in our own voices, that filter into other songs. I happen to really like his pop recordings he made like "Long gone" when Timbaland was trying to get him to reach a wider mainstream audience.
One important lesson from this video: it's crazy how much double tracking makes the difference between "some guy singing nice" and "wow, sounds like the original". I though I knew this but I discovered just how much closer the sound gets when trying to record the chorus to Would? recently. Brilliant idea to demonstrate this here.
Great choices but would rather see something else 🤔 maybe Bleed the Freak, Real Thing, Junkhead, Down in a Hole maybe lol. Would like to see something besides the obvious hit songs
Thanks for this! Great breakdown! I REALLY hope you can get the same for Fell on Black Days!! That track for me is so vocally rich and goes through so much of his range, would be fantastic to hear
Chris THANK YOU THAT SONG IS PERFECT FOR ME TO PRACTICE ALL TUTORIALS AND BUILD UP my voice healthy and learning to breath its a slow song and fits my voice to be comfortable not stressed YOU ARE SO GOOD!!!!🌈
wow. Wow. I never questioned my obsession with Cornell's vocals, now it just gets worse. Thank you Chris! And as a personal sign from the Universe my "like" was number 969. Good number i think. Liepe ROCKS!!!!
this is so awesome! I saw an interview with Michael Beinhorn he talks about the recording techniques. he said that all "doubles" are just stock from other test recordings, so not on purpose.
This is so good, Chris! I have so much I want to say, but I'll start with a simple thank you My path took me to audio engineering, and I'll say the sounds between the singing, are very familiar to me. One thing you can hear is the echo of the sound of the engineer physically punching in (hitting "record" as the song is playing, to get a precise entry point). A lot of engineers at that point, still chose to punch in manually (it's not inconceivable that Chris could even punch himself in), and what we hear, is literally the echo in the room, of the clicking of the button that punched them in. Same thing with the chair squeaking, if the engineer sifted in one of those perpetually squeaky studio chairs, during the recording, that sound can seem like the mic is right up to the chair, if there's any compression happening on the mic signal path (even to tape). I don't want to go into it, but I was an acquaintance/friend of Chris, since the 80's, so beyond all of the musical insight, it's nice to hear him like this, the stems being so revealing. I love your breakdowns of Chris' approach, and the respect he is given by others, even to this day. I have had the fortune of circumstance to know and be friends with a number of incredibly skilled and talented musicians - but even back in the Screaming Life time, I think pretty much everyone knew that Soundgarden - Chris in particular, but seriously ALL of them, were next level kind of talented. By Louder than Love, we thought they "arrived", but wow, how far they would go. Thanks again, Chris, and as with your other videos, such an exceptional breakdown of what is going on, insight into the process behind his singing, and connecting the dots for people. His singing got to that level just by him constantly pushing his boundaries of what he thought he was capable of, and learned more about what worked for his voice, and pushed himself further. People often miss that it was a journey for Chris, and as someone like you who has taken a close look at his skills and music, he would always do something different or new, or reinvent the wheel in a new way. Once again, great job.
30:55 'Sounds like a chair creaking' that actually was a creaking chair. Chris Cornell recorded his vocals sitting down (during this session anyway). Warren Huart did an interview with Michael Beinhorn while going through this session. There were so many crazy anekdotes about this session. By the way, as far as I know there was no de-esser on Chris' vocals. Chris Cornell had AMAZING sibilance control. It's part of his signature singing style. It's something I've been experimenting with myself. Closing my lips a bit more and relaxing them, pulling back my tongue to reduce sibilance etc. It works really well. It's worth trying this stuff out.
@@chrisliepe Yeah, it's what worked best for him. It was good of studio engineers to realize this and just let him do his thing. By the way, the distorted sounding vocals in the original were made by using a cheaper mic plugged into a PA system that would normally be used in a practice space. It was cranked to death and then they recorded what came out of those speakers. That's not as crazy as the fact that Chris' voice was so incredibly loud that he broke FIVE Neumann U87s during the recordings of this album :P That's a detail I find both painful and impressive.
...amazing job again.! The way you walk trough "him" get myself misty-eyed (i don't know if it's correct...). The details about the "breathe" or the noise of a chain!!!! Thank Chris,from the heart. LoudLove.
You just earned yourself a subscriber! Great video and style, I love that you are passionate about this mans voice too. I'd love to see you do this same kind of thing with "Can't Change Me" from his first solo album. Maybe you could talk about what is the same and what he tries with his voice that is different. I would love that so much. Thank you for this video!
This was recorded in the 90s in the analog domain to 2 inch tape. I don't think there was any outboard de-essers at that time period, could be wrong though. A tip is to eq the signal sent to the reverb, high-pass filter to a 12/18 dB per octave slope and cut everything below 600Hz and then set the low-pass filter with the same slope and cut everything above 10kHz. This will help with clarity and noise of the reverb. I suspect something similar was done on Black Hole Sun.
What the actual fuck man, your voice sounds extremely good when you double it, you should definitely do an album or an ep using doubling in your voice. Great video, I learned a lot (and fell in love with doubling and your voice).
How you tried? It’s actually no problem if you use a dynamic mic like a sm58 or 7b. There will be a little bleed but not that much that it will be a problem. Atleast not in a busy mix. I have a video where I show how it sounds.
My voice is worthless; psychiatric medicine destroyed my larynx and resonance . Still enjoying your videos on singing though. I never realized how talented he really was
Heyy I'm watchin your videos since a long time and I love them! You have a really great falsetto and head voice range, but I have a lot of trouble going high in a reinforced falsetto way, could you do a video where you give us some exercises to expand that part of the voice, because I feel like I need to get it down before mixed voice haha Great video by the way ;)
Excellent breakdown and you really nail him in your vocal-Hats off-can you do a breakdown of Steve Marriott another revered singer who doesn’t get his due attention-I’ve been asking Ken Templin to please do a thing on him for months-people would appreciate that-but not 30 days in the hole-he has stuff that blows that out of the water-especially early Small faces-allot of dynamics and articulation like Cornel!!
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I love how Liepe sounds like a proud fanboy talking about what he loves
Cause every line is like "This is one of my favorite lines EVER!!!"
And you know what, I feel exactly the same about Chris Cornell's performances.
Love your vids man, keep teaching us!
I could just have a "Chris Cornell Tribute Channel" and be happy :) Glad you love the videos!
As I said before:
Chris Cornell related video? Instantly liked.
As it should be :)
I love this style of video! It’s so nice to see someone else who is obsessed with this man’s voice. Now you’re LEGALLY OBLIGATED to do this style of video for “Black Rain” off of Telephantism. The isolated vocals are angelic in some spots and melt your face off powerful in others.
Oh that would be amazing! Young & Wise Cornell in the same track!!
I absolutely LOVE isolated vocals, I listen to Chester Bennington all the time and it's Chris's birthday today we also lost Chester today 6 years ago too😭
This was amaaaaazing! I was blown away by all the production tricks and tweaks that you pointed out; some of them, like you say, are really quite brilliant, and show how many of our most iconic and well-loved music and musicians may not be technically perfect, but perfectly THEMSELVES. The late Chris Cornell is still, in my opinion, one of the most naturally gifted modern-day vocalists, with a very unique voice...which the production team enhanced to perfection! Thanks for this exciting and fascinating examination of Black Hole Sun - soooo cool! :-)
Thank God for this
YES YES
26:55
Your face says it all.
Even after years of doing this, the feeling you get when you sound "like" your idols is just otherworldly.
I still sound like garbage when I sing 99% of the time and the one in the thousands of times that I attempt to do something that I then get what feels like the thing I'm going for and then on the recording I hear that I don't hit it but it it approaches it.. THAT is the thing that drives me every single day to push my voice into practice and never stop practicing and looking at things such as Chris's work and the many other amazing people on RUclips that do this type of stuff
@@luisca92 i have yet to experience this feeling
@@luisca92 it's better the chase than the catch... At least up to some extent...
27:37 this harmony part is so beautiful
Hearing it like this feels like hearing it for the first time again.
Thanks for sharing this one Chris. Love hearing stems from Soundgarden. Chris's voice is so amazing.
Man, this was amazing and hard to hear all at the same time. I can feel the buzz you're getting from these stems, and I'm sharing and loving every damn second of it.
NICE
Ohhhhh wow , you make my day !!!)))
Those background vocals at the end are awesome. Sort of floating up above the fray.
I love the depth of your breakdowns. Good stuff Chris.
An amazing human being studying another amazing human being. Instant like
38 minutes and 20 seconds that worth way more than years of music/production school can teach you.
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Man, ive been following you for a while, even some videos on your guitar times thing, but, really, you're pretty good mentor, teacher and everything else. it is, in a way, easy, to follow what you mean. you know what i mean? like, other people talking about vocals, music in general actually, cant achieve that level of explanation. thanks man. when im ready, ill go deep on your lessons, mid age guy with family is hard to follow everything we want, but your videos are up there.
Thanks so much for engaging in the videos! Looking forward to working more closely with you!
Incredible! Thank you for sharing this with us. I even got a little choked up listening to this.
Absolutely!
Fantastic video Chris! So cool to hear the stems. Cornell was unbelievable.
What the hell is that ending??? Never heard that before in my life....so cool!!!
Right!!?!!??!!!
These isolated tracks are inspiring!!
This is so interesting to hear. I've never paid attention to those runs his making at 2'23 in the song. got goosepumps hearing this all alone. Thanks for bringing this to us!
I remember reading a while back that Chris' vocals went through an Teletronix LA-2A.
Listening to it isolated. Sounds already perfectly divine. Great to see those little details on production. Amazing as always Chris
I've watched hundreds upon hundreds of hours of production videos throughout the years, and I feel necessary to say that your approach should be the golden standard in these sorts of educational videos. You don't only analyze the performance itself (which is the backbone of the finished product), but go balls-deep, as in showing the exact parameters/settings with the exact plugins to get as close as possible results to the original.
I'm currently aiming for that crisp Superunknown-vocal mix, and this video helped me a ton.
Classic song! Chris really killed this song!!
Right on man. Good to meet you today!
You too!
First -- omg I would like to thank my Mother, my Father, my many Gods that looked over me, and of course Sir Liepe, and that Southern hemisphere advantage on this upload
hehe
You're so welcome!
I love listening to vocal stems. Thank you for the great video!
You're welcome!!
Love every millisecond of this❤️🙏🙏🙏
So glad! Thanks for watching!
it is crazy that I am in a deep Chris Cornell hole looking at his Poncier EP, his covers, live stuff and all the stuff that he was doing when he was just starting out and how that set the stage for his solo career and all the things that he did later on and you release this! Thank you!! You have won me over, you will soon be taking my money. Lol. something that I caught from one of his interviews that he said when it came to being able to belt out the high notes that he was during his first albums in particular in the way he would sing in those albums he said that he found the way to squeeze and he realized that he could keep squeezing and squeezing and the no got higher and higher.
RIGHT! I remember that interview! It's he SQUEEZE!!! Mixed Voice SQUEEZE... False cord area engagement... compression!! But he was a master like none other and making it sound otherworldly. That interview was covered in the new unauthorized bio of him. GREAT read btw :)
@@chrisliepe I'll check it out!
Chris reacting to Chris, what a treat 😎. By the way, I think it's time to have a Scott Weiland style video too. Eagerly waiting Chris 🙏
This is incredibly eye-opening and inspiring! Thank you Chris!
great video man! and, cornell, well, what you gonna say.....GOAT
Chris, this video is a masterpiece, thank you for putting it together! If you have the chance to do more of these it would be amazing.
You're so welcome! Yes, more of these on the way!
I'm watching this video with a friend. He's Spanish like me, but he doesn't understand English. Well, I have to tell you that he's amazed with you and the way you teach.
He's telling me that he loves the way you teach, because he doesn't need to speak English to learn from you.
We watched other videos like Axl Rose one. He really enjoyed it.
So, he's going to follow you.
He wants to watch more videos. Hahaha.
You're the best, mate!
This is great to hear! Thanks for following!
I never heard of him before but after seeing this, I am really obsessed with his singing
Awesome Chris! Thanks for sharing!
seeing all the videos of playlist!
Really interesting. I've always loved the off time and higher octave backing vocals in 4th of July. Absolutely epic journey.
This is brilliant Chris. So great to hear one of my vocal heroes like that. Thanks for doing this. Your videos are really helping me get back into my singing again after a break and some vocal issues due to acid reflux! Really inspiring stuff. Thank you.
Thank you man ! Your channel is great !
THanks for this. Learned alot!
Chris, It's amazing what these tracks can instill in our own voices, that filter into other songs. I happen to really like his pop recordings he made like "Long gone" when Timbaland was trying to get him to reach a wider mainstream audience.
Nice to see when everyone like this video.
You are just professional vocalist and teacher!
Thank you very much!
Amazing. Great video.
One important lesson from this video: it's crazy how much double tracking makes the difference between "some guy singing nice" and "wow, sounds like the original".
I though I knew this but I discovered just how much closer the sound gets when trying to record the chorus to Would? recently. Brilliant idea to demonstrate this here.
It really is INCREDIBLE how much production subtleties make in the end vibe we get... REALLY REALLY SO :)
Slapping and Coddling 🤣🤣🤣 Absolute gold Chris!!!
This is pure gold! Thank you Chris
Glad you enjoyed it!
Haven’t watched it yet but I’m Really Excited for this one!!!! HEADPHONES EVERYONE!!!
I'm just watching it in the studio w/ my monitors cranked up a bit louder. It's lovely to hear the details in those solo tracks.
Man, THXS a lot fir this. This was really fun to watch-heqr. So much inside information. Love to hear all those nuances!
Genius! Just soooo insanely cool!
Just amazing.
Need one on Layne Staley now 🤗 love your videos 🤘🏽
Yep! He should do Man In The Box and Would?
Great choices but would rather see something else 🤔 maybe Bleed the Freak, Real Thing, Junkhead, Down in a Hole maybe lol. Would like to see something besides the obvious hit songs
@@BradCross1982 Hate To Feel and Angry Chair would be awesome choices too.
YES! Sickman has became one of my favorites, especially live versions 😵🤯😂
I'll see what I can dig up :)
Thanks for this! Great breakdown! I REALLY hope you can get the same for Fell on Black Days!! That track for me is so vocally rich and goes through so much of his range, would be fantastic to hear
Really enjoyed this video, was incredible to hear how immersed he was in the song. Even better to try and join the singers named Chris club lol
Chris THANK YOU THAT SONG IS PERFECT FOR ME TO PRACTICE ALL TUTORIALS AND BUILD UP my voice healthy and learning to breath its a slow song and fits my voice to be comfortable not stressed YOU ARE SO GOOD!!!!🌈
wow. Wow. I never questioned my obsession with Cornell's vocals, now it just gets worse. Thank you Chris! And as a personal sign from the Universe my "like" was number 969. Good number i think. Liepe ROCKS!!!!
This is a great way to start the day. Thanks Chris, your skilled analysis and your joyful enthusiasm is a gift! (Also, GMT+12 FTW! :) )
Awesome, thank you!
This is gold, Chris!
this is so awesome! I saw an interview with Michael Beinhorn he talks about the recording techniques. he said that all "doubles" are just stock from other test recordings, so not on purpose.
Exactly! And you can totally hear that in some places, but man... he was consistent :)
This is so good, Chris!
I have so much I want to say, but I'll start with a simple thank you
My path took me to audio engineering, and I'll say the sounds between the singing, are very familiar to me.
One thing you can hear is the echo of the sound of the engineer physically punching in (hitting "record" as the song is playing, to get a precise entry point). A lot of engineers at that point, still chose to punch in manually (it's not inconceivable that Chris could even punch himself in), and what we hear, is literally the echo in the room, of the clicking of the button that punched them in.
Same thing with the chair squeaking, if the engineer sifted in one of those perpetually squeaky studio chairs, during the recording, that sound can seem like the mic is right up to the chair, if there's any compression happening on the mic signal path (even to tape).
I don't want to go into it, but I was an acquaintance/friend of Chris, since the 80's, so beyond all of the musical insight, it's nice to hear him like this, the stems being so revealing.
I love your breakdowns of Chris' approach, and the respect he is given by others, even to this day. I have had the fortune of circumstance to know and be friends with a number of incredibly skilled and talented musicians - but even back in the Screaming Life time, I think pretty much everyone knew that Soundgarden - Chris in particular, but seriously ALL of them, were next level kind of talented. By Louder than Love, we thought they "arrived", but wow, how far they would go.
Thanks again, Chris, and as with your other videos, such an exceptional breakdown of what is going on, insight into the process behind his singing, and connecting the dots for people. His singing got to that level just by him constantly pushing his boundaries of what he thought he was capable of, and learned more about what worked for his voice, and pushed himself further.
People often miss that it was a journey for Chris, and as someone like you who has taken a close look at his skills and music, he would always do something different or new, or reinvent the wheel in a new way.
Once again, great job.
Man... thank you so much for these insights and just the comment in general! It was like I was reading an addendum to the video!! SO GREAT
Man I love all of your content thank you so much for this! And do break down the isolated guitar track I would die for that!!
30:55 'Sounds like a chair creaking' that actually was a creaking chair. Chris Cornell recorded his vocals sitting down (during this session anyway). Warren Huart did an interview with Michael Beinhorn while going through this session. There were so many crazy anekdotes about this session.
By the way, as far as I know there was no de-esser on Chris' vocals. Chris Cornell had AMAZING sibilance control. It's part of his signature singing style. It's something I've been experimenting with myself. Closing my lips a bit more and relaxing them, pulling back my tongue to reduce sibilance etc. It works really well. It's worth trying this stuff out.
haha... RIGHT!? I heard he did a lot of the first Audioslave album that way as well.
@@chrisliepe Yeah, it's what worked best for him. It was good of studio engineers to realize this and just let him do his thing.
By the way, the distorted sounding vocals in the original were made by using a cheaper mic plugged into a PA system that would normally be used in a practice space. It was cranked to death and then they recorded what came out of those speakers.
That's not as crazy as the fact that Chris' voice was so incredibly loud that he broke FIVE Neumann U87s during the recordings of this album :P That's a detail I find both painful and impressive.
Chris being the biggest fan for 38 mins straight
That was awesome!
Really good stuff. Thanks for this video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Man I am really learning so much from you and feeling like I can kind of sing for the first time in my life.
...amazing job again.! The way you walk trough "him" get myself misty-eyed (i don't know if it's correct...). The details about the "breathe" or the noise of a chain!!!! Thank Chris,from the heart. LoudLove.
Loud Love
Cornell was an amazing singer..so was Layne..and Eddie and even (yes) Kurt
great analisis
Great job!!!! Thanks!!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Thanks for watching!
This is amazing content!
This was amazing chris thanks a ton!
My pleasure!
such amazing content
Damn, I've learned a lot!
Yay :)
You just earned yourself a subscriber! Great video and style, I love that you are passionate about this mans voice too. I'd love to see you do this same kind of thing with "Can't Change Me" from his first solo album. Maybe you could talk about what is the same and what he tries with his voice that is different. I would love that so much. Thank you for this video!
Thanks for the sub and great suggestion!
Best video ever. Thx man
This was recorded in the 90s in the analog domain to 2 inch tape. I don't think there was any outboard de-essers at that time period, could be wrong though.
A tip is to eq the signal sent to the reverb, high-pass filter to a 12/18 dB per octave slope and cut everything below 600Hz and then set the low-pass filter with the same slope and cut everything above 10kHz. This will help with clarity and noise of the reverb.
I suspect something similar was done on Black Hole Sun.
38 minutes! I don't have that sort of time to sit around watching RUclips vids.....38 minutes later.....ahh its over already!
nice :)
What an awesome breakdown vid!
Glad you liked it!
The dream video! Any plans for more of these (Cornell, Buckley)?
lots more plans :)
I can’t thank you enough for this! This is my favorite song :) you should do Like A Stone isolated too
This makes me so happy and so sad
Chris you seem so cool
A guy id enjoy hanging out with
What the actual fuck man, your voice sounds extremely good when you double it, you should definitely do an album or an ep using doubling in your voice. Great video, I learned a lot (and fell in love with doubling and your voice).
Thank you!
Mmm if more videos in this style are coming , definitely I'd like to see him breaking down Thom yorke's voice .
That would be GOOD
Kick ass video Chris...I think I can do this
:) You CAN!
Wow, Chris’ double sounds exactly like Cornell!
Being able to record without headphones would be a blessing ....
How you tried? It’s actually no problem if you use a dynamic mic like a sm58 or 7b. There will be a little bleed but not that much that it will be a problem. Atleast not in a busy mix. I have a video where I show how it sounds.
@@tomrogerthu I found the video and I subbed - thanks!
@@WizardOfArc thanks man! Hope it was helpful.
It would be awesome if you Did Layne Staley Hate To Feel and Angry Chair.
YES IT WOULD
@@chrisliepe Yes it 'Would?' haha. I'll see myself out.
@@chrisliepe Yes it woooooouuuuuuuuuuuuuld [Cue intro riff]
19:37 lost it 😂😂😂😂
hehe
21:28 thou
My voice is worthless; psychiatric medicine destroyed my larynx and resonance . Still enjoying your videos on singing though. I never realized how talented he really was
Oh yeah!!!
YES YES
11:36 that face after singing "cream" lol
Heyy I'm watchin your videos since a long time and I love them! You have a really great falsetto and head voice range, but I have a lot of trouble going high in a reinforced falsetto way, could you do a video where you give us some exercises to expand that part of the voice, because I feel like I need to get it down before mixed voice haha
Great video by the way ;)
Great idea!
THIS WAS EPIC!!!!! \m/ Aside from the expert breakdown, as per usual.. That surprise at the end?!?! Anyone else think they maybe shoulda kept that?!
Ya SO FUN TO HEAR!!
35:58 - Another overdub/comp on "come"?
Trust, we were just as excited about this as you were. You gotta do more of these! More Cornell songs but you should do Alice in Chains songs too!!!
I AGREE
Excellent breakdown and you really nail him in your vocal-Hats off-can you do a breakdown of Steve Marriott another revered singer who doesn’t get his due attention-I’ve been asking Ken Templin to please do a thing on him for months-people would appreciate that-but not 30 days in the hole-he has stuff that blows that out of the water-especially early Small faces-allot of dynamics and articulation like Cornel!!
Oooo I’ll have to check him out!