+Kid and a Squid now but that means not everyone is a good singer then. if someone's limit is very low or they are monotone then they are not a good singer.
MiyukiItachi There are many different styles of singing, and not all of them involve hitting the highest notes or having the most range. Just my opinion.
My mother was a singer and a dance teacher, my father was a singer and guitar player, my grandmother composed her own church hymns, and I can't sing for shit. :-(
How often did or do you practice? I used to be pretty terrible too but I guess I kinda trained myself over the years singing other people's shit. Thank god for P!nk and Patrick Stump lol
+Shawn Ravenfire I never sing, barely hear music, did not even like music when I was a kid, do not play any instrument...yet my artist friend was surprised of how well I sing when she heared me...guess life is not fair buddy.
Sometimes when I am alone and tunelessly singing to some music in my bedroom I'll hit a few notes perfectly, then I spend the next 20 minutes or so trying to do it again (without success).
+Kyle Butler Well you atleast seem to manage it from time to time xD i was a very good singer while i was young in school, but since i hit puberty i can't change frequency at all. all i can do now is hold a very dark tone (low frequency) but as soon as i try to climb alittle i can't even make a peep. There must be a physical change that prevents me from singing properly because i don't get any progress from training what so ever. Makes me greeen. i miss being able to sing D:
+Curtis McAllister I don't know about that. I don't think she is that great of a singer and she isn't really the most attractive person I've seen. I guess you could say it's subjective.
Due to those genetics, and resonate cavities, one will have a more pleasing tone. One could sing on pitch, but matbe not in a pleasing tone. Pleasing is subjective. You can have someone study and practice for years, then an 8 year old comes and blows them out the water. (subjective)
After spending years training to be an opera singer, I am convinced that good singing can be taught unless you are one of the very few who are actually tone deaf. Practice certainly helps, but having a teacher who understands the anatomy of the voice and how it works makes a huge difference. Physiological differences like size of the chest cavity and shape of the head may affect the quality of the voice and make some aspects of singing easier, but that doesn't mean your voice will be objectively worse, less healthy, or off pitch. You just have to adapt to your unique sound instead of trying to imitate someone else's.
I think growing up in a musical environment will condition your brain to pitch. We had a piano at home and all of my siblings and me grew to have excellent relative pitch. Music is a language and like any language, if you're exposed to it from a young age, it comes easy.
i know people without a lick of vocal practice that can outsing alot of pro's around today. mariah carey, whitney, christina aguilera they have gifts. they had alot of training also but the template was already there.
Exactly it’s a gift sometimes in families there will be multiple such as sisters or brothers that can all sing. Im a singer and have been since the age of 6. My mom can’t sing at all, while my father can sing.
There's also a difference between people who can sing 'technically' well (a.k.a. keep up pitch, sustain and vibrato) and people who have a 'likable voice'. The latter is what matters to the majority of humans, you are not going to listen to a voice that doesn't sound fitting to the music, even when it is perfectly in pitch. So singing is indeed a craft, but also a gift in a way. Because no matter how hard you train, you can't really change your vocal characteristics. Unless you're going to fake it of course, but why do that? 'perfect pitch' singers are perfect for backing vocals.
I have been singing all my life for the past 30 years. In my opinion almost everyone can be a good singer. Some just need to work harder at practicing. Some are born needing only little practice. We are all capable of doing what we like if we put our heart into it.
If you go to a black BQQ, it only takes 1 person to sing or even hum something randomly, and it will turn out to be a heavenly choir of people naturally joining in. It's beautiful.
I'd say it takes practice and dedication. Jimi Hendrix was super passionate about music. Passion just makes it easier to practice. I think, with some people, it's genetic, but it's mostly practice.
I've always had a strong voice and after taking vocal lessons as a child my rythm pitch etc got better and now I'm proud to say I sing quite well, trouble is that I'm shy....
I was raised in a music loving family, so I grew up around it and loved it. I remember being 10 and deciding I wanted to be a singer (I had been in choir since kindergarten) and singing along with the music on the radio and acapella and sounding awful. haha! I stayed in choir and sang opera in highschool as well as choir. I could carry a tune, but I really didn't find my voice until I was in my mid 20's... but no matter how good I am, I can't just bust out singing and sound good, I have to practice and warm up.
8q13 DYSLEXIA. I've always loved singing. I sing bass and Alto in my choir. But I also have this problem with reading comprehension. Ever since I was a kid, I do poorly on understanding a text, sometimes I can't even finish a sentence. Maybe that's why. Thanks for that info!
Ian Kim No, a vowel sound, so not all "U" words are applicable here. In the case of "U" it would have to be an "Uhh" sound, whereas Ukulele starts with a "Yook" sound. For example you would say "an umbrella" but you would not say "an unicorn".
I was curious about this! I always used to think that I couldn't sing well. People used to tell me too. Then I decided to start playing guitar and got so obsessed with it, I would play and sing each day for at least an hour, alone in my room. I was too afraid to get out. But at some point I did have the courage to sing in front of people. Now people are very impressed with my voice which was such a suprise for me the first time I heard them say I could actually sing. Conclusion: I think a very big part of my singing abilities come from lots and lots of practice.
I started to sing when l was 16 and now l'm 28, l never seen myself as a born talent with magic vocals, but l have to say you can learn alot by just doing something for a long time and try to understand the voice and what works best! After all this years l would say l know how to sing 🙂
I assure you that no amount of practice will allow me to sing well or to even hear pitch. In grade school I used to “talk sing”-I didn’t even realize there were specific notes being hit, I just knew it was going up a bit and down a bit. I know I would fail even the “slide-rule” test because I already have. I play piano and compose, and my disability is an obvious problem in my life. While trying to learn a song once I spent over 1 hour trying to figure out a note, playing every note in an octave on my piano and looping the original note in a recording. I couldn’t get it for an hour until finally I realized it was the same note as before only 1 octave higher. However, all that being said, I have fully mastered the technical side of piano, and can play any song of any difficulty, including the hardest piano song there is: soundcloud.com/l-spiro/hungarian-rhapsody-no-2
You can definitely improve at singing by mere practice. I started singing as a joke because people would laugh at how bad I was, but recently they've stopped laughing because i've actually learned the ability to sing with some coherence. I'm no Meatloaf, of course, but i'm far better at singing than i was when i started.
Interesting, that only about 5% of population can't distinguish pitch... My former boss is a brilliant musician, always said: "A tuned voice isn't enough to sing well"
I've always thought that the reason I have a pretty good singing voice is because I was exposed to a lot of music that I'd sing along to when I was really young. My sister was not interested in music and she can't sing lol.
it's not an easy task to get your vocal chord to vibrate to a specific pitch accurately and successively. that's why it's more of an art than a talent.
@@unknown-10k It's not an assumption.There is ample empirical evidence.If you look for it, you will find it. All abilities are to a very significant degree inherited. You cannot train an untalented person to be great at anything. It is a fact.
In my own study, there is an tell-tell on singers, on the basic day to day tone can tell about someone's vocalization ability. Some people that a multiply resonate voice tend have wider range, I mean by at least 10 different tone A example of this is in movie of Wily Wonka & Chocolate factory and the remake Veruca Salt as the first one voice had the multi-resonate, the second one the tone was a shorter and had three tone. As the first was sleighed to sing in elimination moment
i try to sing. i like trying to anyway XD. i bought an app thats for singing lessons. it tells me i can hit the right notes, so i guess im doing something right...even though it kinda sounds wrong to me sometimes. lack of confidence i suppose. must. practice. more. actually i could be doing that instead of watching videos on youtube XD. bye.
Honestly I’m only young and am only following my fathers steps and the only way I can sing a song well is if I can relate to the song by picturing the story in my head to help I’m only a part teen but I am happy by the way I can relate to a lot of song good day🤧
I think practice definitely makes the better singer. I have an experience when I first sang I sounded like an goat screaming. But as I practised, my voice sounds bit better. Not much but better
I was "able to sing" (according to family and my two best friends) since I was very young apparently. My father can even sing. Like he can really sing, when I believe I sound, meh.
My dad can't match pitch and also he can't match beats. Like if he's clapping along to a song, it's not according to the beat but if it seems correct, he's following other people when they clap.
You ignored the color of the voice. I'm able to have a perfect pitch, and people still says I suck, because they don't like the color of my voice. Also the range, which can even thou it can be expanded with practice, is almost completely limited by the physical properties of your vocal cords.
So this is about pitch matching, which is easy enough, but what about perfect pitch? I suppose part of it would just be long-term pitch memory, but I just can't quite do it.
So..... For the guitar at 3:10, could they not afford all 6 strings for it, or did they think that we wouldn't notice??? Either way, it looks realllly odd.
It's a bit of both, practice and born with the skill. But I think it doesn't always have to be both. I think I wasn't born with the right vocal cords to be a singer when I was young. I tried singing when I was a kid and teenager and sucked it. I even went to karaoke with friends as a young adult and I think I sounded horrible. But with time, I would sing in my car, sing in the shower, sing when I was alone at home and lately, after the age of 30, I noticed that I can sing pretty good! I also do many deep voice imitations such as Duke Nukem, Arnold Swarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, the "Hey hey, welcome to CRAAAAAAAAAAAZY taxi! Are you ready? Here we go!!!" and a couple more. These are things I couldn't do when I was younger but somehow manage to do today cause I just practiced it over and over again when I was alone and now I'm a pro at it. Oh and what do I sing? Umm.......... Barry White........ Elvis.............. LOOK I can also sing like James Hetfield Post-Black Album Metallica, I do can death metal vocals, Marilyn Manson, Dave Mustaine from Megadeth. But when I want to swoon a lady, I'm gonna sing Barry White and Elvis. It gets them so wet!
Indeed, singing also engages muscles, it's like a sport. In that sense, (most) people can get better at sport by practicing, but there are reasons why some athletes are competing in tje Olympic Games, some people can only compete with their children.
I think what makes a really good singer is a mix of genetic and skill factors. Technically anyone can sing, but there's a lot of technique that goes into making it sound great, and genetic factors will determine your ability to use those techniques.
that's probably a good thing because when you're singing along then you're not listening to yourself, meaning you won't over anticipate a note so you'll be more relaxed and hit the note or pitch with more ease.
+Snuke exactly. also lessons the worry about volume control so you can actually use the diaphragm to is full potential. one of my favorite go to songs to strengthen the diaphragm is Drowning Pool's "Bodies"
Singing is 80% born 20% technique. the size on the mouth,the size on the inner mouth, how big your tongue is, the shape of the soft palate, how well does your vocal cord vibrate and close (naturally), flexibility of the vocal cord, how healthy your sinus is, how big your pharynx is ... etc. A simple example would be a crappy guitar that has bad acoustic, bad string, bad wood, playing C chord v.s a Gibson guitar playing C chord. The Gibson would be considered as a person who can sing because it SOUNDS GOOD and the crappy guitar would be a person who CANT because it SOUNDS BAD, even though they are BOTH doing the same thing and playing the same chord.
I've always been able to sing in pitch, yet I didn't use to have a strong voice. A couple years ago I started emulating power house singers like Sia and by doing so I kinda figured out their singing technique and am now able to sing with a powerful voice too. So I think that's two different things, singing in tune and having a good voice. I was born with the former and had to teach myself the latter. Maybe for some people it's the other way around. Yet I think that practice is always a factor for every singer.
cbraga773 oops mis-spelled trace as chase... probably autocorrect. but ummm actually the word is providence and it means something akin to "god given" in this case.
Great video. U love to sing karaoke. I have a friend who hates karaoke. U think it is because he sucks at singing. He's a great guitar and violin player. But, he can't sing and hates karaoke. Is it because I'm a good singer?
I think anyone can become a good singer with enough practice, as long as they understand the limitations and qualities of their own voice.
+Kid and a Squid now but that means not everyone is a good singer then. if someone's limit is very low or they are monotone then they are not a good singer.
+Kid and a Squid now I think so too! But there are many who don't believe that.
J Aurelio Puente have you heard those singing competition shows? some of them had singing coaches and they can't sing at all.
MiyukiItachi There are many different styles of singing, and not all of them involve hitting the highest notes or having the most range. Just my opinion.
Kid and a Squid now some singers can't hit any notes let alone the highest. just my opinion.
My mother was a singer and a dance teacher, my father was a singer and guitar player, my grandmother composed her own church hymns, and I can't sing for shit. :-(
How often did or do you practice? I used to be pretty terrible too but I guess I kinda trained myself over the years singing other people's shit. Thank god for P!nk and Patrick Stump lol
Haha rio
+Shawn Ravenfire I never sing, barely hear music, did not even like music when I was a kid, do not play any instrument...yet my artist friend was surprised of how well I sing when she heared me...guess life is not fair buddy.
+Shawn Ravenfire yup you're either born with it or not.
+Shawn Ravenfire FUCKING LEARN
Sometimes when I am alone and tunelessly singing to some music in my bedroom I'll hit a few notes perfectly, then I spend the next 20 minutes or so trying to do it again (without success).
😞
+Kyle Butler
You'll get there. : )
Dawn Wayfinder
Thanks, but I am honestly quite terrible 99.99% of the time.
+Kyle Butler
Well you atleast seem to manage it from time to time xD
i was a very good singer while i was young in school, but since i hit puberty i
can't change frequency at all. all i can do now is hold a very dark tone
(low frequency) but as soon as i try to climb alittle i can't even make a peep.
There must be a physical change that prevents me from singing
properly because i don't get any progress from training what so ever.
Makes me greeen. i miss being able to sing D:
+Kyle Butler I seem to sing better in the shower... I think it might be because of the vapor that the warm water releases. :P
That thumbnail tho.
hahahah i really thought u were gonna show us a trial
Your going bold
+zea akdbdhznsjsh of topic?
it's hideously good and accurately inaccurate lol sorry no hate 👍
+Trace Dominguez cover for your next mixtape?
This will be helpful in my pursuit to become the worlds greatest triangle player.
alex chalakee hows the practice going?
So Beyoncé hit the genetic lottery twice. Both in looks and voice. Lol.
+Curtis McAllister Exactly she could have looked like and have the same voice as her dad.
+Curtis McAllister I don't know about that. I don't think she is that great of a singer and she isn't really the most attractive person I've seen.
I guess you could say it's subjective.
ParaditeRs Well i think she is a 11/10 in singing and looks. But you can have your opinion.
***** Well I'm probably willing to bet that most people think Beyoncé is really attractive. But if you don't think so it's okay.
+Curtis McAllister Um, that's Trace, not Beyoncé...
Due to those genetics, and resonate cavities, one will have a more pleasing tone. One could sing on pitch, but matbe not in a pleasing tone. Pleasing is subjective. You can have someone study and practice for years, then an 8 year old comes and blows them out the water. (subjective)
This is so spot on
Lol 😂 that is me truly understand
After spending years training to be an opera singer, I am convinced that good singing can be taught unless you are one of the very few who are actually tone deaf. Practice certainly helps, but having a teacher who understands the anatomy of the voice and how it works makes a huge difference. Physiological differences like size of the chest cavity and shape of the head may affect the quality of the voice and make some aspects of singing easier, but that doesn't mean your voice will be objectively worse, less healthy, or off pitch. You just have to adapt to your unique sound instead of trying to imitate someone else's.
I think I'm one of them.
Hahahaha
I think good singers are born, but in order for them to be great singers, they have to practice A LOT! So there... great singers are born and made!
I sing ok when there's a song playing, but I sound like a donkey when there's no music xD
ZeVio74 mteo
Yooo this and the hee haw comment killed me lol my stomache hurts hahaha.
it’s reveresed for me hahaha
I’m the opposite
Same lol
My mom sucks at singing and my dad sucks at singing but I can sing !!LMFAO WTF
Same
Im also confused cause none of my family members can, except me lmao
Omg same but my mom use to be able to sing really good but her note are a tiny bit flat because she started smoking but my father suckass
🙋🏽♂️ That's me!
Lol I was going to say the exact same thing
Everyone here is a singer😂
I seen people who are just born with perfect pitch
U just don't know what they did in their everyday life
I think growing up in a musical environment will condition your brain to pitch. We had a piano at home and all of my siblings and me grew to have excellent relative pitch. Music is a language and like any language, if you're exposed to it from a young age, it comes easy.
i know people without a lick of vocal practice that can outsing alot of pro's around today. mariah carey, whitney, christina aguilera they have gifts. they had alot of training also but the template was already there.
exactly
Exactly it’s a gift sometimes in families there will be multiple such as sisters or brothers that can all sing. Im a singer and have been since the age of 6. My mom can’t sing at all, while my father can sing.
There's also a difference between people who can sing 'technically' well (a.k.a. keep up pitch, sustain and vibrato) and people who have a 'likable voice'. The latter is what matters to the majority of humans, you are not going to listen to a voice that doesn't sound fitting to the music, even when it is perfectly in pitch. So singing is indeed a craft, but also a gift in a way. Because no matter how hard you train, you can't really change your vocal characteristics. Unless you're going to fake it of course, but why do that? 'perfect pitch' singers are perfect for backing vocals.
I have been singing all my life for the past 30 years. In my opinion almost everyone can be a good singer. Some just need to work harder at practicing. Some are born needing only little practice. We are all capable of doing what we like if we put our heart into it.
If you go to a black BQQ, it only takes 1 person to sing or even hum something randomly, and it will turn out to be a heavenly choir of people naturally joining in. It's beautiful.
Born.
And one can improve or neglect it.
"like a piano or guitar"
-shows ukulele. *facepalm* 3:22
I'd say it takes practice and dedication. Jimi Hendrix was super passionate about music. Passion just makes it easier to practice. I think, with some people, it's genetic, but it's mostly practice.
Pause at 0:00
He's gonna bitch slap you
***** OOOHH Damn that's even worse
knut005 OOOH DAYUMMM REK DEM 360 NOSCOPE LITL SCRUB FAGITS
knut005 Not sure if sarcastic or truthing
LMAO!!!!!!!!
+knut005 ba dum tssshh
I've always had a strong voice and after taking vocal lessons as a child my rythm pitch etc got better and now I'm proud to say I sing quite well, trouble is that I'm shy....
Can you guys do a video on the science of the "death growl"?
You mean Justin beaver?
the fry vocal video is technically about death growls. watch the Zen of screaming
Chuck schuldiner invented the death growl and scream
Grymm Rhoninn the fact that you spelt it with "beaver" just proves how stupid you are
Grymm Rhoninn BAHAHAHAHA
I was raised in a music loving family, so I grew up around it and loved it. I remember being 10 and deciding I wanted to be a singer (I had been in choir since kindergarten) and singing along with the music on the radio and acapella and sounding awful. haha! I stayed in choir and sang opera in highschool as well as choir. I could carry a tune, but I really didn't find my voice until I was in my mid 20's... but no matter how good I am, I can't just bust out singing and sound good, I have to practice and warm up.
For me good singers born that way.
next time please do the effects of earphones on ears.
8q13 DYSLEXIA. I've always loved singing. I sing bass and Alto in my choir. But I also have this problem with reading comprehension. Ever since I was a kid, I do poorly on understanding a text, sometimes I can't even finish a sentence. Maybe that's why. Thanks for that info!
Why say "guitar" and show a ukulele?
+Ralf Römgens Why write "an" instead of "a"?
^^^ lmao
Ian Kim No, a vowel sound, so not all "U" words are applicable here. In the case of "U" it would have to be an "Uhh" sound, whereas Ukulele starts with a "Yook" sound.
For example you would say "an umbrella" but you would not say "an unicorn".
Ian Kim That makes zero sense and it's pretty clear you just pulled that out of your ass.
+KillerKremling autocorrect on a stupid phone
I was curious about this! I always used to think that I couldn't sing well. People used to tell me too. Then I decided to start playing guitar and got so obsessed with it, I would play and sing each day for at least an hour, alone in my room. I was too afraid to get out. But at some point I did have the courage to sing in front of people. Now people are very impressed with my voice which was such a suprise for me the first time I heard them say I could actually sing.
Conclusion: I think a very big part of my singing abilities come from lots and lots of practice.
+sarepaar THANK YOU!!!! yes!!!!
Do you record your voice when you sing? Everytime I sing and record, I feel so cringed out. But once, I sung to a friend, she said I sung really well.
Yes I do! I hate listening to my own voice. when i do that i really dont understand why everyone seems to like it
sarepaar Omg me too!!
I started to sing when l was 16 and now l'm 28, l never seen myself as a born talent with magic vocals, but l have to say you can learn alot by just doing something for a long time and try to understand the voice and what works best! After all this years l would say l know how to sing 🙂
My dad,mom,uncle and all my aunties from my mos side can sing so good and if they can’t they’re really good at instruments
I assure you that no amount of practice will allow me to sing well or to even hear pitch. In grade school I used to “talk sing”-I didn’t even realize there were specific notes being hit, I just knew it was going up a bit and down a bit. I know I would fail even the “slide-rule” test because I already have.
I play piano and compose, and my disability is an obvious problem in my life. While trying to learn a song once I spent over 1 hour trying to figure out a note, playing every note in an octave on my piano and looping the original note in a recording. I couldn’t get it for an hour until finally I realized it was the same note as before only 1 octave higher.
However, all that being said, I have fully mastered the technical side of piano, and can play any song of any difficulty, including the hardest piano song there is: soundcloud.com/l-spiro/hungarian-rhapsody-no-2
What?
Born
but you can train your voice to get better
Love Yourself really?
You can definitely improve at singing by mere practice. I started singing as a joke because people would laugh at how bad I was, but recently they've stopped laughing because i've actually learned the ability to sing with some coherence. I'm no Meatloaf, of course, but i'm far better at singing than i was when i started.
That "guitar" at 3:21 is actually a Ukulele .
3:09, the low E string was missing :D
Anyone else distracted by that strand of hair?
Disappeared the second half.
where?
omg i see it
+Matthew Schell OMG JUST TELL ME NEXT TIME.
+Matthew Schell
u mean on the lesser part of his hair, at the back?
Interesting, that only about 5% of population can't distinguish pitch... My former boss is a brilliant musician, always said: "A tuned voice isn't enough to sing well"
I've always thought that the reason I have a pretty good singing voice is because I was exposed to a lot of music that I'd sing along to when I was really young. My sister was not interested in music and she can't sing lol.
WHERE DID YOU GET YOUR SHIRT??? Its super cool!
Your singing really Hertz my ears!
You can train your voice and all, but some people just have a fugly voice and theres nothing you can do to fix that!
That is me.
So true. Part of my singing practice is ab exercises lolzzz
Can you guys make a video on dancing if it's also natural or..
it's not an easy task to get your vocal chord to vibrate to a specific pitch accurately and successively. that's why it's more of an art than a talent.
I think no amount of practice can make you a good singer if you don't have the gift of singing.
I think you must be born to be great singer. Training ordinary person won't accomplish greatness.Many have tried, it just doesn't work.
@@unknown-10k It's not an assumption.There is ample empirical evidence.If you look for it, you will find it. All abilities are to a very significant degree inherited. You cannot train an untalented person to be great at anything. It is a fact.
In my own study, there is an tell-tell on singers, on the basic day to day tone can tell about someone's vocalization ability. Some people that a multiply resonate voice tend have wider range, I mean by at least 10 different tone A example of this is in movie of Wily Wonka & Chocolate factory and the remake Veruca Salt as the first one voice had the multi-resonate, the second one the tone was a shorter and had three tone. As the first was sleighed to sing in elimination moment
Smart research, you have done your work well
i try to sing. i like trying to anyway XD.
i bought an app thats for singing lessons. it tells me i can hit the right notes, so i guess im doing something right...even though it kinda sounds wrong to me sometimes. lack of confidence i suppose.
must. practice. more.
actually i could be doing that instead of watching videos on youtube XD. bye.
I guess I am just geniticaly doomed to never be able to sing well, dispite 10 years of constant practice.
Honestly I’m only young and am only following my fathers steps and the only way I can sing a song well is if I can relate to the song by picturing the story in my head to help I’m only a part teen but I am happy by the way I can relate to a lot of song good day🤧
Sweet, you guys answered my question. Thanks.
I want a cat in the box shirt!!
Me to would yo have an idea where to get one?
I think practice definitely makes the better singer. I have an experience when I first sang I sounded like an goat screaming. But as I practised, my voice sounds bit better. Not much but better
I was "able to sing" (according to family and my two best friends) since I was very young apparently. My father can even sing. Like he can really sing, when I believe I sound, meh.
Some people will always just have a better voice, but singing can typically be learned.
u can only get so far with practice, A lot is genetics!
The Nordic Viking u can only get far with talent you need to practice
Many thanks for sharing
My dad can't match pitch and also he can't match beats. Like if he's clapping along to a song, it's not according to the beat but if it seems correct, he's following other people when they clap.
Forget it i can't sing 😊 even i've been trying for 2-3 months now
Mobil Tren
I've been trying for a various amount of years.
Don't give up bros keep practicing
You ignored the color of the voice. I'm able to have a perfect pitch, and people still says I suck, because they don't like the color of my voice. Also the range, which can even thou it can be expanded with practice, is almost completely limited by the physical properties of your vocal cords.
Match pitch? Maybe a pitchfork would help?
can you do a video on how effective hypnotherapy may be or may not be ?
Damn I love Trace. Don't ever let him go DNews !!!
at 3:13 is that guitar missing the E string??
Please make a video about the brown note
I think that some singers are born with the right features and dimensions, but develop it over time, hence being able to sing.
The way I see it, good singing is taught but a good singing voice is made(you have born with it).
So this is about pitch matching, which is easy enough, but what about perfect pitch? I suppose part of it would just be long-term pitch memory, but I just can't quite do it.
That comes with practice
+1Ewery1 agree. ive only memorized the C4 sound coz thats part of my warm up routine lol
Mixed pusing Yeah, same, I've memorized A but that's it.
So..... For the guitar at 3:10, could they not afford all 6 strings for it, or did they think that we wouldn't notice??? Either way, it looks realllly odd.
It's a bit of both, practice and born with the skill. But I think it doesn't always have to be both. I think I wasn't born with the right vocal cords to be a singer when I was young. I tried singing when I was a kid and teenager and sucked it. I even went to karaoke with friends as a young adult and I think I sounded horrible.
But with time, I would sing in my car, sing in the shower, sing when I was alone at home and lately, after the age of 30, I noticed that I can sing pretty good! I also do many deep voice imitations such as Duke Nukem, Arnold Swarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, the "Hey hey, welcome to CRAAAAAAAAAAAZY taxi! Are you ready? Here we go!!!" and a couple more. These are things I couldn't do when I was younger but somehow manage to do today cause I just practiced it over and over again when I was alone and now I'm a pro at it.
Oh and what do I sing? Umm.......... Barry White........ Elvis.............. LOOK I can also sing like James Hetfield Post-Black Album Metallica, I do can death metal vocals, Marilyn Manson, Dave Mustaine from Megadeth. But when I want to swoon a lady, I'm gonna sing Barry White and Elvis. It gets them so wet!
You crushed my singing dreams 😂
Do that about running
Born. While one can improve their own capacity through practice. This doesn’t ensure one will be able to do what professionals do.
Im intrested in singing lately, and i only sang if im alone... not confident enough to sing in public.. only my lil sister know that i can sing.
I believe it is born and ALSO made.
Indeed, singing also engages muscles, it's like a sport. In that sense, (most) people can get better at sport by practicing, but there are reasons why some athletes are competing in tje Olympic Games, some people can only compete with their children.
I think what makes a really good singer is a mix of genetic and skill factors. Technically anyone can sing, but there's a lot of technique that goes into making it sound great, and genetic factors will determine your ability to use those techniques.
i like the way i sound when i sing but not when i hear recordings of me singing
How did you find a video of someone playing a guitar with a missing top string?
I agree
I think Your voice fits With a specific genre like a raspy voice fits better With thrash metal than pop
Make a video about Modafinil ...
sad thing is, the way I learned to sing is by use of head phones. I find the trickiest song to sing at this point is "what's up" by Four Non-Bones
that's probably a good thing because when you're singing along then you're not listening to yourself, meaning you won't over anticipate a note so you'll be more relaxed and hit the note or pitch with more ease.
+Snuke exactly. also lessons the worry about volume control so you can actually use the diaphragm to is full potential. one of my favorite go to songs to strengthen the diaphragm is Drowning Pool's "Bodies"
Nooice
anybody knows what country has the best singers?
I've got a vocal range almost like Paul McCartney. My first vocal range test too
I think you have to mainly be born with a good voice, but u can practice your pitch and matching notes.
3:22 that isn't a guitar that's a ukulele. I should know check out my name.
Everyone has different ranges but everyone can sing with proper training. Some ppl can jump octaves and some people can’t.
Singing is 80% born 20% technique. the size on the mouth,the size on the inner mouth, how big your tongue is, the shape of the soft palate, how well does your vocal cord vibrate and close (naturally), flexibility of the vocal cord, how healthy your sinus is, how big your pharynx is ... etc.
A simple example would be a crappy guitar that has bad acoustic, bad string, bad wood, playing C chord v.s a Gibson guitar playing C chord. The Gibson would be considered as a person who can sing because it SOUNDS GOOD and the crappy guitar would be a person who CANT because it SOUNDS BAD, even though they are BOTH doing the same thing and playing the same chord.
practice, love it, and then practice more
"Better" singers. It is all subjective. Some more practiced or preferred, but still subjective.
Practice makes perfect
For me practice makes permanent. If you practice the wrong things, you will not get better.
I've always been able to sing in pitch, yet I didn't use to have a strong voice. A couple years ago I started emulating power house singers like Sia and by doing so I kinda figured out their singing technique and am now able to sing with a powerful voice too. So I think that's two different things, singing in tune and having a good voice. I was born with the former and had to teach myself the latter. Maybe for some people it's the other way around. Yet I think that practice is always a factor for every singer.
Love the shirt Trace
awww "practice or providence" sounds nifty.... but trace, you actually mean "hard-work or heredity", right? there's no such thing as providence... :p
*province and *Trace
cbraga773 oops mis-spelled trace as chase... probably autocorrect. but ummm actually the word is providence and it means something akin to "god given" in this case.
Great video. U love to sing karaoke. I have a friend who hates karaoke. U think it is because he sucks at singing. He's a great guitar and violin player. But, he can't sing and hates karaoke. Is it because I'm a good singer?
how do I get good pitch like I know practice but what do u practice
listen to "The Agonist" the lead singer is a female and she is amazing