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VOCAL ANALYSIS: MATT BELLAMY FROM MUSE
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- Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2019
- Hello folks, this is my vocal analysis of Matt Bellamy from Muse.
Matts distinctive style and use of dynamics in his performance gives him an instantly recognisable voice on record. So, i thought it would be worth delving into to see how he gets that particular vocal sound!
p.s apologies for some audio glitches in this video. there are few pops in the sound levels as my voice got a bit loud as i was singing...DOH!!
Disclaimer: The aim of these videos is to show you how I try to mimic the tone and style of various singers. Singing in a style that isn't natural to your voice and using certain compressions styles can damage the voice if used long term. I use these sounds and techniques for certain studio performances and for clients who wish to have a certain style and sound on their recordings. The same as voice actors may push their voices in a studio session, I may use these styles in the same manner. If any singing style or technique you try hurts, I do not recommend using it long term.
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Song: Time Is Running Out
Artist: Muse
Writers: Dominic Howard, Matthew Bellamy, Christopher Wolstenholme
Licensed to RUclips by: WMG; CMRRA, Warner Chappell, ASCAP, UNIAO BRASILEIRA DE EDITORAS DE MUSICA - UBEM, PEDL, LatinAutor, LatinAutor - Warner Chappell, and 7 music rights societies
You did a great analysis!
Matt Bellamy's voice and singing style is very difficult to imitate.
He's using his diaphragm and maschera technique mixed with chest voice. This is why he has so much power in his voice. He has an awesome wide range of voice, being a clear lyric tenor. High notes, sometimes, aren't falsetto. They are a combination of his head voice with a very piano voice.
He's unique!
He’s a bit awesome isnt he 😃
@@Vonbeardingham A bit? 😀 A lot!
The most amazing technique to me is his ability to double his breath intake rapidly on occasion vocalizing on intake for longer passages
audiomez its little things like that that just really add to the whole overall performance, so many little details 😃
Holy crap that's the best Bellamy impression I've ever heard and it didn't even look like you were trying. That's amazing control hope you do more of these
Thats the great thing about his voice, so distinctive it really helps when trying to copy it :)
@@Vonbeardingham Hah I know what you mean, so easy to learn high compression in that G4 range if you just think of his delivery. You nailed his weird british-american diction as well though which I've never heard before
Matt is so underrated in my opinion! he has such an unique voice, so recongnizable and so extremely good ahah i saw muse live in drones tour and daamn that was intense
I would love to have seen them on tour, their shows look incredible!
MUSE are truly one of a kind 🤟🏽 I hope that one day I’m able to sing like Matt Bellamy!
VEGA4554 no reason why you cant bud, its amazing how versatile a voice can be with a few tricks up your sleeve 👍🏼
Windy never say no to a collab 😁
Victor Hugo Alvarez Damasceno bro you haven’t even heard me sing yet 🤣 I’m bout to shock the world! 💯😎
Victor Hugo Alvarez Damasceno bro you haven’t even heard me sing yet 🤣 I’m bout to shock the world! 💯😎
Sir your analysis is awesome ! You find all the tricks hidden in Matt's voice, this is a great job and the way you sing is really nice, you nail it ! Thank you for this striking video ;)
Cant tell whether you are serious with a name like that 😂 but thank you 😁
@@Vonbeardingham Oh my name is a shame, I was really serious when I wrote that comment! I know you must be surprised by my nickname but I was completely honest ^^
Well then i thank you double 😃
thanks for this analysis! I've seen Muse live a few times and they are A M A Z I N G, they never ever disappoint! they are all insanely talented, especially Matt. I actually have to say that TIRO is probably one of their easiest songs to sing, which is saying something because it's not so easy....thanks so much and merry christmas everybody!
Great analysis!! One of the best in RUclips! ;)
Oscar Saed Alvear Dalmán flattery will get you everywhere 😃👍🏼 lol
Love this kind of analysis. Happy to be ur 1000th subscriber! 👍
Ok thats awesome!! 😳😃😃 thanks so much!!
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Came across your video looking for a Matt Bellamy vocal analysis. But damn this is way more than I expected to find, now I’m headed to watch all your videos! (: I love your voice, more please!
Harper Leo thats really kind of you thank you! I’ve done a fair few with more on the way so hope you enjoy them :)
Vonbeardingham , I watched the other vocal analysis videos you have and I can’t get enough. Do you take suggestions at all?:)
Harper Leo i do! I’ll be doing a new batch in the next few weeks so if its within my ability i’ll certainly give it a shot!
Man I loved this analysis. Really well done!! I’d love to see Chris Cornell in a vocal analysis one day. The definition of unique and uses a plethora of techniques to make his voice so powerful!
SingForAbsolution 01 he’s on my list to do, i really want to have a stab at jesus christ pose! 😃
Vonbeardingham an excellent track to cover!!! Looking forward to more content ahead :)
SingForAbsolution 01 You’ve got my vote for a Chris Cornell analysis! I think he’s one of the best singers in our time. This is the first video I’ve watched of this genre (didn’t even know it existed) and you did any amazing job! I’ve been learning to sing for the last two years and you’ve opened my eyes to so many things I didn’t understand. Thank you so much! I hope you’re enjoying it and want to keep doing it.
Sian Andrews-Warmuth really appreciate the comment thank you, chris cornell will be in my February batch for definite! 😃
Vonbeardingham Awesome; I can’t wait! Do you teach singing by any chance?
Kind of a push pull pattern of inspiration/exhalation cycles prior to each vocalization attack using a sort of return to his chest register as a base line enabling him to regulate amount of force and breath reserve to moderate levels & precisely slide into throat, falcetto, oral, and nasal modes (which each require varying amounts of breath support) and he in a sense equalizes effort and amount of air.
Amazing vocal control
He has a very beautiful voice indeed.
Wish he’d adopt me 🤧
I think it's a really good analysis. Maybe you shouldn't try to re-sing every line. Seems like we often left the analysis for you to do your best matt bellamy impression (which is pretty good btw). Maybe just do an analysis first and then a cover second?
Eduardo Guimaray thanks for your comment. My idea behind these is to try and show how to try and mimic the singers style, tone and delivery. Generally there is so much going on in each line alone if i was to try and do it all as a cover at the end there would be bits i would miss out 😞. I try to do line by line as it means i can give more attention to detail
I don't care if you understand music, that's the characteristic of his voice, and that's what makes Muse a hit band, that's what makes him original and different. If it bothers you, it's because it must be very good. God bless you ❤️🙏
Can you do the part where he sang "How did it come to this ohh yeah yeah yeah"? I was expecting that in this video but nonetheless, very dstailed analyzation dude. Love it
Im going to do a live vocal analysis special in the next few weeks so i reckon i can chuck it in there. I’m doing loads of requests and bits and bobs to try and address anything i missed 😃
@@Vonbeardingham aye, good luck with them bro
I think you should analysis in live performance.
For me, depends on the performer. Ive mentioned this in various videos before that one of the main reasons i use studio performances is that in the studio the artist gets multiple chances to get the take and sound THEY want. Live its a one shot wonder and a lot of singers tend to sing a bit different live. In the studio they have a better environment, can hear themselves better and can really lay down the sound they are happy with including a lot of the vocal nuances that really make a performance.
Thats my reasoning 👍🏼
I agree, I prefer to listen to studio versions
Fairly good analysis of his vocals good job.
Thanks buddy, much appreciated
Awesome !!! Thank you!!!
No probs 😃😃
Great job!
ah thank you
"Part of the drama"...Matt Bellamy is nothing if not dramatic. 🤣
That is true 😂
Great! Subscribed. You can do an analise of aurora? She have a angelic voice and she's really better live. Would be great if you reacted to songs like it happened quiet live
Jessica hi jessica, and thanks for the subscription!
I generally try and steer clear of being a reaction videoer. My aim is to try and replicate their voice and vocal nuances..so generally i’d have to see whether i could even sing her stuff lol.
As i said in the video, if someone sings better live and i can find a live recording that shows all their characteristics in their voice then i’d definitely use it 😃
I’ll give aurora a listen, any particular song or performance you’d recommend?
Dear Mr Von Beardingham. I would love it if you could do a vocal analysis of John Bush. I really love his tone and delivery wether its with Armored Saint or his time in Anthrax. Particularly on songs like 'Safe Home' by Anthrax and 'Win Hands Down' by Armored Saint.
He was also originally going to be the vocalist in Metallica so make of that what you will.
Thank you
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HVRstudios for you sir, i would happily tackle johns bush 💪🏼
@@Vonbeardingham Thank you. Even the early Armored Saint stuff I really love his voice. I wonder how metallica would have sounded with him, he was the guy Hetfield wanted because Hatfield didn't want to sing.
For example songs like "Reign Of Fire" were also great in my humble opinion.
Finally, you should do it just to watch the video for Armored Saints "Can U Deliver". You can thank me later.
HVRstudios what would be the one you would choose for me to have a stab at?
For the high notes in the chorus ("out"), does he stay in chest voice all along or does he switch to head voice ? Thanks :)
Its chest voice all the way in the chorus. Head voice is in the “you will be” of the verses and then i think in the oohs he does it like:
OOH OOH ooh yeah yeah yeah YEAH YEAH
Capitals being chest, lower case head
@@Vonbeardingham thanks a lot for your answer ;) I've always wondered about this when it comes to mathew singing, because in live he seems to use more of head mix to hit those high open vowels, for example on a song like starlight. Whether in studio his high notes seems more chesty. Do you agree with me ?
I havent heard much of the live stuff, what it might be is a bit of voice preservation. Live in the studio you can give it your all, out on tour doing shows night after night you might have to go a bit easier on those top notes in the chest voice. He might use a bit of a blend or switch into head voice lower in his range to make sure nothing squeaks
@@Vonbeardingham ok thanks. It is by far the best video I have seen on Mat singing by the way ;)
Ah thanks bud, thats really nice of you 🙂
Dude I am with ya, studio versions are the best versions to display the creativity of the artist, you tend to do way better when you know you can just cut the take over and over. So as you said no real pressure to get it absolutely perfect on the first take. This is also when happy accidents happen where the vocals my have an unintended part but just sounded good for the song. Good proof of this is well George Martin existed, he was primarily a studio guy and the work he did with the Beatles speak for itself. I don't think I have ever seen an image of George Martin when he wasn't behind a mixing board.
So personally that tells me George Martin knew where to apply himself to be successful.......he was right.
As you said only a clean live performance can really be used, it really sucks trying to analyze a vocal with a crowd cheering and screaming. Also the studio version is the only version that stands with a possibility of isolating vocals as they are usually mixed in a way you can do that with a lot of songs. Its how we all have isolated vocals of Layne Staley singing Man in the Box. You can really hear what a person is doing when you can isolate their vocals.
Also this is a great artist to analyze, he has an impressive vocal range and is very impressive in the vocal techniques he uses. His compression on a lot of his vocals are pushed to the point before break up and distortion happens, that level of control is actually retarded.
Great points dude and completely agree 👍🏼
Why didn't you do the highest note part? :)
It was at the time when i didn’t want to make videos too long so i was only doing a verse and a chorus. Its a shame i didn’t think of that at the time 😫
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CzarnyWilk95 you cant go wrong with some geralt and ciri 💪🏻
Can you react bands from Argentina?
in Latin America we love "Soda Stereo". I recommend you analyze
"Soda Stereo- Profugos (me veras volver)". The video have 108millions views!!
pss: the singer of the band is our great legacy!! ♥
pss2: thanks for your analysis to Matt!!
entricov i will certainly have a listen 😃
@@Vonbeardingham
ohhh, that makes me very happy !!!
I will wait anxiously for that reaction and analysis !!
entricov ive just watched the live video, fantastic song and great musicianship!! ❤️ my only problem would be because i dont speak the language it would make it really hard to speak about the expression regarding the story of the lyrics 😞😞
Vonbeardingham I'm so glad you enjoyed it !!
I understand! but you can do if you want is for us to see your reaction when listening to the song and saying in your words what you think about the voice, the sound, and other things. There are many people from other countries who hear it for the first time and like it, and fans like that; you can try if you want 🤗🤗
Im sorry my friend but you ruined that for me by stopping it every few seconds. Cant you listen to the tune in full then analyse later? It was frustrating.
Hello my friend, thanks for your input. The reason i do it this way, think i mentioned this in another video of mine, is that i like to really try and get indepth with the vocalists performance. If i was to try and remember everything the singer did in one go i’d struggle and miss out a lot of detail. I dont want the videos to be too long so therefore i tend to comment as i work through it. I appreciate my approach isn’t for everyone but its how i work best 👍🏼
@@Vonbeardingham keep doing it, it's helpful... I wish you had also analyzed the higher notes of the song where there's this very high note. I would have loved to understand more how he does it.
Yeah in future videos im going to be working on individual bits of interest throughout the song to cover things just like you said 👍🏼
It's part of his effective analysation of the song, if you're frustrated then that's your problem