Singing Lessons - Gifted vs Non-Gifted Singers
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Singing Lessons - Gifted vs Non-Gifted Singers
Date: 10.06.10
Coach: Jesse Nemitz of Brett Manning Studios
Jesse discusses the different approaches gifted and non-gifted singers have when singing.
Approximate Length: 21 minutes 40 seconds
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I think that truly talented singers are those who just really love singing. You can't really be a good singer when all your thoughts are about determinating yourself into one of these categories.
Only when you truly love doing something without any second thoughts, you can be creative enough to find your unique way. And i'm not talking about love of being successful.
This guy isn't describing gifted vs non-gifted singers. He's describing people who can sing and people who cannot sing. Being able to imitate pitch isn't a sign that someone is an excellent singer. It's a skill you're expected to have.
i think that's the thing that you should have to sing
he isnt talking about pitch. hes taking about tone. mum not maym or muum and also larynx position neutral not high or low. the ability to imitate how the pitch is made not just what pitch it is.
You're expected to have this skill when you are gifted. If you are not then you have to try and something that you earn by yourself is not a gift.
I seriously feel like i'm watching Nickelodeon when I watch these videos. I don't know why 😂
I'm definitely a gifted singer but my vocal range is only like 2 octaves and it's too low to sing 99% percent of songs because I can't hit the higher notes and I also can't remember lyrics :C
I can sing high notes but not low cuz im only 11 and stuffz
Daan Scheffer Why are you on RUclips. Go play outside or something.
***** Hahahaha
We can stretch our vocal ranges with vocal stretching exercises and such :)
Lyrics are easy, just listen to the song more often and analyze everything that's said in the song and it gets imprinted in your head :)
Or resonance, whitney didn't have the range either, but her resonance and power, maybe you can strike gold here
Gifted or non-gifted, everyone can sing beautifully. Cheers!
That "LA LA laaa!" in the beginning of your videos kills me every time.
It's "Ma ma maaa"
"... That dont have that natural flow, you guys know who you are cause thats probably why you signed up for a site like this.." Savage haha
I've been singing since I was small. My mom is incredibly talented, and I finally started taking lessons from her teacher about five years ago. I plan to major in vocal music performance when I start college next year.
In my mind, anybody can sing if they truly put their mind to it and TRY TO LEARN. It won't come as naturally to some as to others, but while I'm talented in the arts (singing, flute, piccolo, photography) I've been TAUGHT a lot of what I know.
I didn't start singing until college when I became a music major, and I say I've definitely improved after a year of lessons
gifted people according to you are people with good relative pitch perception.
Croix mte
I feel like he described me perfectly (in a non-arrogant way) because whenever I sing something, I feel really off if it's not the same pitch and everything.
I thoughtmy voice would never be good. Then I sang along to a lot of my favorite songs. I found out that some of them I can sing good with. Practice helped me find my range.
I don't have voice for shit, I don't have ears for shit. But I'm doing this to improve my voice so that my speeches sound stronger.
John Rogers Just do the work. Trust me, singing ain't brain surgery. I sing Steve Perry, Karen Carpenter...for $$$.
Hardest part is how to LET it be easy.
Wow. He would stop the video right when I was getting my hopes up listening to what can I do to become a singer .-.
Can I just say, that you were ahead of your time when it came to painting. I just LOVED the way you made the landscapes seem so alive. There's this one scene in particular and I can't recall the name, not sure if it was titled but, it's a boat in the middle of this lake and you can see the clouds in the background rolling off the hills. The colors are muted but it's just enough for the golden tones to really make it shine. Good luck with your singing, you are truly talented.
I agree 100%. I use to imitate all kinds of things growing up. Dogs, cats, birds, humans, so singing by imitating come naturally. And as a singer who does this it becomes easier to change the quality of the tone when needed.
wait why was this video so short?? I WANNA KNOW MORE lol
Of course there are limits. I am saying that once you're good, you no longer have to focus on improving on anything, nor focus on the limitations you may have.
i always record myself when singing. It helped me inprove
I can't read music TO SAVE MY LIFE, but I can impersonate and imitate without hesitation. I can also memorize the arrangement of phrases within a song I like during the first couple listens.
I had a naturally good singing voice when I was young, I could sing along with U2 perfectly. I lost that good singing when puberty hit, but I'm getting it back towards the end of high school. I'm singing while playing guitar, which makes it easier. I'm also getting better at singing in public, as apposed to not even being able to talk clearly on stage.
I agree with the imitation discussion. When I sang in my earlier years I would hear a person sing and would be able to harmonize instantly with them. I'd heard theirs and my notes in my head.
Well, I'm definitely gifted but I have a little difficulty into putting my voice on the right place, I'm not really good a getting techniques from ear although I might get the sound.
This is a fantastic video. I've always been one to learn by imitation, whether by instrument or voice, and this has really helped put some confidence in me.
People tell me I'm an extremely gifted singer and I can hit a lot of high notes and some low notes but I have stage fright. I'm working on my stage fright because I can sing in front of some people but I can't sing with a microphone onstage. Can someone help me?
even if you dont have a good singing voice just your speak your heart out! because for me that's singing letting your heart speak out! :)
Another words by the time you're good, that is when improvement is less of an issue to be concentrated on. You're good and people love you. The only thing to concentrate on is how you maintain that.
You can tell someone is a gifted singer if they sing beautifully even before they have much training (or even if they never have it.)
i loved this tip
^^ Hey! I just want to say, how life-changing that comment was. And how that makes non-gifted singers feel great about themselves. Well done! You get a nice gold star for your efforts there.
I'm so glad you're not my teacher, I'd be laughing my ASS off.
You're freaking awesome, Jesse!
I was wondering if anyone can help me I've been a guitarist for two years and i wanted to learn how to sing i can stay in key but it seems really flat emotion less and i sing really quiet
Exactly what i was gonna say... You are totally right man.
Gifted person are special , some people can imitate riffs and runs and also doing riffs spontaneously
This then helped me figure out notes when listening, I am able to know what song is being played, going by one instrumental beat, if I were to hear from a distance, I would know which song it was going by only one sound of that music/song. I am also able to hear when a note is flat, again even from a distance, as a performer, I have experienced acting, singing and dancing, I have collected a range of techniques and information about what singing, acting and dancing is.
Very insightful.
Singing lessons are a makeover for the voice. Everyone can improve.
It does not matter if people know how to imitate the music. It is harder to be yourself. It is easy to copy but if you don"t know how to read music then it does not really matter .
Hey Jesse, great haircut. Great vocal tip of the week too :).
I'm gifted at emptying the room when I start singing.
yeah, so do I, and sometimes it can be tough but it gives me a chance to improve. I real pro I know suggested practicing singing intervals, both up and down without swooping, trying to nail them, pitch-wise, - there is no joy like singing or listening to great singers, merry christmas, man
Very interesting topic Jesse! I'd like to add something. I've also noticed (and I've been singing also for about 12 years and I believe to be a "non-gifted" singer, and you can tell from my covers...) but when I listen to gifted singers, I immediately notice that their voice belongs to a specific genre, right away! When they sing whatever they have a vocal education or not, their voice is just different than their speaking voice... and sounds musical! Which is not the case of none-gifted ones...
Anyone can learn to sing just as good as anyone else it just take lots of time and patience and you can't only have to be blessed to sing but you can learn to sing like most people.
I believe all singing students have some kind of "gift" that makes him or her unique. The myth of singer being born with a one of a kind voice sometimes creates an unnecessary debate that nobody will win. Yes some people are born with bigger ranges or good control, but that does not make them better. The real gift is the result of all your hard work as you finally reach a level that you would've never thought possible to achieve.
Hey, can u decide am i a gifted singer of non? Listen by Beyonce cover Vivian
@TheMikkiX To get over those plateaus, It's really important to have someone who knows what he/she's doing give you a feedback. I reckon Jesse Nemitz is one of the top vocal coaches available in the world who can do that.
No matter what, you can do whatever you put your mind to. There is no limitation placed on us as human beings. Never give up. I know that every one reading this has an incredible passion for music, and I know how powerful it is. Keep trying, we can do this
what was the point of this video, to make everyone who can't pick up a note right away feel like shit?
the point of this video is to tell you that every one can sing and that even though for some people is "built-in". some just need to work at it more. but in the end its a skill that can be trained.
UnoDelDIM I thought this was something natural, like crying when you're a newborn, i never actually thought that "Hey john sing this C note I'm repeating and tapping" that people actually have a hard time doing this ._. guess i'm gifted then. My point is that this is fucking shocking to hear
xToXiiCsHoTz I forgot about this one! LOL... you live and learn my friend.
Casey Byrom You have to STUDY it, take time and LEARN IT. Why does everyone think you just wake up in the morning able to sing 2.5 full octaves? Does. NOT. Happen.
Thank heavens for the hair-cut! Much better.
I was the non gifted singer!! I never had timing or natural ear for tone! But I practiced and worked my ass off! I'm still not natural but I recently played percussion for the symphony and recorded an album and won awards. But I know what he's talking about. Some people are born with it
I think I'll just stick to shouting the Toast Song for now XD
Drawing is fun, it's relaxing; especially if you're stressed :3
I Feel You Bro ! Same Problem Here
Thank you....
I never thought of myself as a "gifted singer" but to hear that people struggle with this simple concept is mind blowing tbh. Just singing the warm up at 1 try just by listening is something i thought was pretty basic for anyone . . it's pretty shocking then at how people suck then not to be rude lmao. Now i understand why people suck so bad in examples like Britains Got Talent, X Factor etc . . lol
I used to sing a lot as a child until I was 7 when someone said my constant singing was annoying so I stopped. And I didn’t start again until I was 20
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Yes, if he/she works hard and learn.
How can i make my voice smoother and fuller if all i have is a nasal sound? I'm a beginning male singer. I sing from my diaphragm and can hit all the notes on key (to a chromatic tuner), but how do i change the dynamics of my voice?
Any suggested vids or tips would be greatly appreciated.
I've always wondered if it's ok tо imitate other singers, I've heard somewhere that it's better to sing with your natural voice and when you copy someone it might hurt your voice, I'm not really sure what to believe
i have same computer spakers. cool right?...right?
It has more to do with perfect pitch. Some can sing reguardless of accompaniment & can also experiment in diffferent scales & octaves. When we practice cover tunes, we emulate the artist because it brings us closer to the emotional expression. Then later on we must learn to design our own voice & identity.
Am not a gifted singer but I want to learn.....pliz help
THEY ARE SUPER, SUPER GIFTED.
what if i listen to a song and when i sing with the voice in it i can be in tune... but when i play with just an instrument i find it hard to tune my voice... what does that mean??? help plsssssssssssss!!!!
Cool thanks, all listen to it!! :)
`im gifted. but im not the greatest. a girl told me one time that she though it was paul singing hey jude instead of me. but if you know the song then you can help me. so it go's "hey jude,dont make it bad, take a sad song and make it better" i cant seem to hit the right note on the "song and make it better" part. sometimes i can hit it but usually my voice is just out there, instead of hitting it every time. can someone help. i want to be a musician but idk if my singing is good enough... maybe my voice cant hit the note because my voice is still changing. im only 13
@HerNamesJuliette I would agree. I sometime will get harmonies in my head without even knowing what a person is going to sing. It is like I know what they are going to sing ahead of time (on a song I don't know) and just harmonize right along.
I've considered myself a gifted singer, but I totally agree, we can totally learn something from the "non-gifted".
I've been practicing singing now for few months and I'm really frustrated how slow progress I'm making. How long does it take to get me to sound good? Few more months, year, or 5 years?
When I record my singing I don't really like my voice... But I guess I just have to keep on practicing.
This actually helped! :)
where did you get your user name
I think the best talent is the talent to easily learn. This talent opens to the door to many other talents. Of course, we are focusing on the natural ability of some to sing here, but people each have their own respective special qualities, and unfortunately, many of them haven't found it. I never sang before 10 months ago, and at that point, G4 was probably my highest note (A2 lowest). Now after using Mastering Mix and some other programs/books, I can go comfortably and strongly from G2. to E5
where is the whole video???????????????????
That's totally correct!!! :) :)
If I do have the "imitation thing" down perfectly, like when I sing to songs on mp3 or whatever and hit the note perfectly, 98 out of 100 anyways, but the second I'm trying to sing without any song in the background, I fall flat and sound horrible. What should I do? Is it a problem with how I sound to myself without the background singing or is it a technical problem? Because that transition going from singing "in a group", which I'm really good at, to singing "solo" is really bugging me...
I don't consider myself gifted but these qualities (mimicry, imitation) he mentioned can be learned. I can't quite do it as well as amazing singers but I can do it to some degree after practicing singing on my own for years.
I think the key here is an awareness of how your exactly how your voice sounds and how you can change the quality of your tone using that awareness. The talented singers somehow picked up this ability a long time back and can now do it effortlessly.
When he says imitate, it is not just pitch. It is the vocal quality itself. Of course there are limitations due to the fact that everyone's voice is different but the basic idea remains.
Say for example, you take a song from a singer with a similar vocal range to you. Even if you can hit it note for note, are you singing it similarly? Taking it to the furthest degree, can you do an impersonation of their voice while singing the song?
Think about it, if you could do a perfect Freddie Mercury impersonation singing his songs, so much so that people think it's actually him, then you're an amazing singer (albeit exactly nearly identical to Freddie mercury).
EPIC!
post a video. I want to see your gifted voice.
and if i am a gifted singer but i just cant or i dont know how to get my vibrato :( ?
Also, I can always hear songs clearly in my head, but cannot sing it right without it also playing or more practice (I can sing the POTO main song without 'help music' actually), but WHEN it plays at the same time, like on the radio, I can pretty easily follow it along, and mostly I turn it down very low, so I got a guide when I'm lost but am not constantly 'sung over' by the radio. The weird thing is that I can copy all notes easily, but still make mistakes if someone asks me if it goes up/down
It's weird actually, I've NEVER considered myself a gifted or even good singer, but I can so easily immitate songs I hear on the radio, etc. some I can sing in the right notes without 'help', but when it plays on the background I always hit the right notes (if they're in my range, of course) almost effortlessly. Maybe it's my self esteem I need to work on, not my singing... but when I was a kid they once told me I sounded like a dying crow, and since then I've never sung in public again...
Oh really they use all that other stuff I had no idea! :) But thanks for sharing that! What's a vocaloid?? Ok I will check it out soon, thanks!! ;)
Hey! :D
I'm a gifted singer!
Would you recommend singing in to a mic with headphones on to train one's own voice? I find my problem is that when I sing I can't actually hear what I sound like, it's always more bassy in my head and smoother. Why is that? I don't know maybe it's a bit of delusion, but I think when I can actually hear myself on a PA system I can respond and adjust my voice better.
i can sing like certain professional singers, does that make me gifted or no?
I really dont stress out how to hit the right note and everything else everything just comes so natural to me. When I hear music and my fav singers I just sing and hit every single note with out effort. And I'm not being arrogant Im just telling you how it is for me please know that I really dont want to come across like that I'm a very sweet humble person! :) The only thing that I want to perfect next is mariah carey whistle super high notes I can hit a lot of her high notes but not all of them
what do you mean by that?
I've noticed this too.
That was entertaining!!!
And he just summed me up :P non-gifted singer right over here!
im a tenor and i didnt get the idea of not pulling chest voice until i stopped trying to imitate the chad kroegers and howard jones's of the world. i started listening to more myles kennedy and adam lambert and got the idea
People often use the words "talent" and "gift" to mean the same thing, and they use the word "skill" to describe the ability that was learned and trained.
Also, what I wanted to say is that if I'm in a choir or ensemble, and sit next to someone who's singing style or technique is not the most comfortable way or the most perfect sounding for me personally to sing, I immidiately sound terrible. Is there any way to think or act in terms of your vocal chords or muscles in the throat that will shut out the "wrong way" for you to sing or is it just to focus on yourself (which I find hard sometimes) and leave every other voice out?
I haven't had any vocal training, etc. and always thought I was bad at music (because my parents, etc. didn't like me singing, etc.), though now I'm starting to wonder whether that was even true.
On a scale from 1 to 10, how difficult is the Phantom of the Opera main song to sing? (with and without vocalization on the end, and with singing both Christine and Phantom) as though it's not as rich as the original of course, I can sing it pretty well. (all notes correct, and pretty nice sounding)
I don't know whether or not I'm a "gifted" singer. But I would like to tackle this problem: My voice "cracks" when I alternate between head voice and chest voice. Can someeone tell me what causes that? I'm a 19 year old girl, by the way. Does age have an influence?
I would add the crucial factor 'timing'. You said it in other words, but I have noticed as a 'KJ' this lines up with your fascinating point. :D
@mradaChris I have that gift. I am able to harmonize on every songs that I hear, then I sing with them and I blend really well lol. It's a gift from God.
Why don't you have your picture, sir?
Are you talking about tone production or the intonation please? What exactly are you talking about?
I'm 18, but I seem to have finished my voice mutation very recently (or maybe I haven't yet). Many people tell me that I have an interesting voice, but cannot use it's full potential cause of no technical knowledge on how to sing. Can I still learn how to sing properly, or is it too late for me? As a child and early teen, I've often been told that I sing well. Now I can't manage air well enough, I have problems with changing the range and clarity of voice.
The little fold in the back of his collar was KILLING ME the whole time