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Best Vocal Warmups For Baritones & Lower Voices (For Singing Higher, Longer) w/ Guest Ian Thornley
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Learn from a road-tested, career-long healthy, rangy and incredibly talented singer! I get to talk with Big Wreck vocalist Ian Thornley about what his full, regular vocal warmup routine looks like --And It's quite extensive!
He strategically jumps back and forth from pre-planned vocal exercises and warming up his guitar fingers. Then he spends time working with his musical mind while he coaxes his voice into serving his inspiration while performing live.
Ian says, that if he's warmed up correctly, his voice actually feels BETTER after a long night of singing than when he started the show! He's figured out how to do lots of things right!
Learn from Ian to save your voice and bring it to it's maximum potential for performing... Especially if you're like him and have a naturally lower voice and are trying to reach higher notes!
Hands down one of the greatest rock musicians of the last 75 years. And such a humble guy. Rock and roll Hall of Fame, what are you waiting for?
Seems like Big Wreck / Ian Thornley starting to get more and more attention lately…
Been severely underrated for their entire career…
Holy freaking crap no you did not just get Ian thornley on your Channel!!!!! Omg thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!
Welcome!!
Ian’s songwriting, vocals, and guitar work are all top-tier. I’m hoping his increased exposure on channels such as yours get him and BW the recognition they deserve. I’m always very happy to hear/see him, so thank you for having him on. He doesn’t open up easily, so this was a rare treat. Ian: I’ve seen you many times in Canada, and appreciate your body of work! Every album is a treasure!
I absolutely adore Ian Thornley
I would love to see Chris do a video with Andrew Wells (Eidola, DGD, etc.)! He is a baritone with an insane range who goes out and hits notes in Tilians tenor range like a boss!
Chris, could you please dive in Richie Kotzen sometime? I think he’s an amazing singer and he has an interesting voice to inspect!
Ian is an amazing singer
One of the most pro guys I've talked to as well!
So incredibly rare to have a well known rock vocalist speak about any aspect of their vocals. Well done!
Chris you talking with Ian on his vocal stuff is just puree gold.
Thank you so much Chris. You are a blessing. Very much needed for A person with lower voice like me.
Glad this met you where you're at!
Love Thornley, seen'em about 8 or 9 times live now. I'll see a live show every single time they come through London Ontario. Too good to miss!
I'm so happy to see Thornley back. I've been following his music since high school. Repping a fellow Canadian is always good too! Thanks Chris!
wow. big wreck. what a great band! 👍
One of my favorite bands!
Thanks for doing this one with Ian. Vocals isn’t really talked about much from guys….it’s mostly guitar stuff etc. Been a big fan of his since they debuted back in the 90’s. 👍
As a songwriter and singer with a baritone voice, it's always been difficult to be consistent with my vocal range and quality. Thanks for the interview.
Drummer says "that sounds stupid lol" Now I remember when I first started singing , or trying to sing as a kid, and my drummer saying the same thing. These things will haunt a singer thinking we can't sing. I took his opinion seriously but it messed me up thinking for so many years I wasn't any good lol. Great video Chris
Been through the same thing multiple times. Best response is to say "OK, show me how it's done". The worst that can happen (as long as your ego can handle it) is that you'll discover another good singer. ;)
@@samvimes5124 😆 who do these drummers think they are? Don Henley? Sorry you've had to deal with that, sometimes that's all it takes to bring a singer down. Sing loud and proud🤘
TOTALLY!
I so agree. the hardest part of me trying to improve on my singing, or like, say, cutting vocal tracks, here at home, is the self-consciousness I get, over what the family is going to experience, upstairs, and the impending ridicule I have waiting for me, when I'm done. I've tried to "prepare" them for the noises, explaining that they are not hearing things in proper context, but it still happens. It really dampens any possible progress. I may have to resort to the detached garage, once winter breaks. 😄
@@jholl7339 you should keep screaming and making whatever noises you need, someday they'll be telling you to join American idol because you're amazing, until then weird noises it is lol
That was great thank you For sharing Ian and thank you Chris.
Thank you again for another Ian Thornley video!! Best vocal channel ever!
Wow Chris, This was so exciting seeing Ian Thornley on your channel! He’s been one of my favorite singers, guitar players and song writers for a while. Extremely talented guy. So cool! Great video!
Chris, I'm so glad to hear/see that you're open minded about folks doing what works for them, and sharing with us those that you hear about. It's nice to have and utilize this resource to expand our choices, which allows us to find what works for each of us. Thanx for the effort and insights. 👍🏽🤘🏽🤩😁
BTW, I saw an interview with Myles during which he said he's cut his warm-ups down from 60-90 minutes to typically 9 to, occasionally, 15 minutes. Incredible!
I'd never heard of Ian until now but checked out some of his stuff on here and he's just amazing.! His voice reminds me a bit of Chris Martin from Coldplay .
GREAT video! Thank you!
Glad you liked it and thanks so much for continuing to engage in my content!
Keep up with the baritone vocals. Gonna try the Falsetto down approach to smooth out all the transitions in my voice.
Hi Chris - first of all THANK YOU ive been trying to make singing higher more comfortable and this really helped! Also, can you do a tutorial for how to sing like Courtney Love from Hole because ive been trying to scream like her and killed my voice for a week!
Thanks for sharing Ian!! Always inspiring!!!
Another great video!! Great warm up tips shared by Ian.
Glad you enjoyed it
I'd looooove to see a shortened demo of the warmup...
Ian has a great voice and can play a damn good guitar.
YES
MAN , this channel has grown so much!
I really hope you guys can do one your classes together. I would buy it in a heartbeat. Would really love to hear examples of everything discussed here. Feel baritones would gain so much info. Vowels, falsetto to mix, falsetto down, soft palate, etc
Would b amazing!
This is fantastic !
Thanks so much for the view and the comment!
Holy crap Chris. I was impressed when I watched Spencer on the show. Now you have Ian?!
Do you do personal lessons?
Thanks for watching! I absolutely do private lessons! Head to chrisliepe.com for more info!
Loved it Chris thanks and Ian was very helpful to
Glad it was helpful, Alex!
I have a feeling you'd love Allan Raymans vox...dude is insane.
Awesome great music rock band lnterview
Thanks for watching!
Your uploads have amazing timing as always. Thanks!
My pleasure!
Wow, Ian is amazing. Wonderful vocalist!!
Any idea when Discover Your Voice will reopen for enrollment? :3
I'm not sure when I'll do a big open enrollment again, BUT if you head over to chrisliepe.com, you can request an invitation to the course and you'll get an email when slots open up. I will often create small open enrollment windows based on the amount of people who are finishing the course currently. So, you should go request an invite :) !! Looking forward to working with you!
Great video. Enjoyed this a whole lot. Thank you!
I'm so glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching!
Hey Chris, could you please do a cover of AND a vocal analysis of There Was A Time and I. R. S from Guns n Roses Chinese Democracy album :) would love to see it
Hey can you please do a dayseaker singing lesson
Amazing! Thank you for this awesome video
You're very welcome Ohad! Thanks for taking the time to dig in!
@@chrisliepe Thank you for the effort to create this awesome content, Thanks to you I am way better singer than I ever thought I can be
Good info .. I hate day time gigs my voice is always worse even after warming up
you know this was gonna be a really good video cause Chris's head looks extra shiny.
hehe
You should try to get a sit down with David Lee Roth. Sounds crazy, I know, but Dave loves to talk, and as far as I know, he has never really spoken about his vocal techniques and singing, in particular. You never know.
That would actually be great. His voice had amazing freedom and big tone considering he wasn't a 'singers singer' type guy
Man that would be amazing... I wouldn't even know where to start to try and reach out to him. I'm all ears if anyone has ideas :) !!
@@chrisliepe His website has contact info. Looks like a management email address. I would mention that there is very little, if any, interviews with Dave on the topic of his iconic vocals, and there should be, and you would like to do it! Worth a shot. Cheers!
How the hell did I miss this one?!?!
Stupid algorithm :(
@@chrisliepe Your channel is the ONLY one I have notifications on for. 😐
@@RobbieFitzgerald That's great to hear!! LOVE IT :)
I'd love to see a warm up video with only excercises. Somthing you can sing along with. Something you can use and rewatch everyday before singing. Is that something you would consider making? :D
I'm actually making a course on exactly this! "31 daily warmup/workouts for the everyday vocalist"
Stay tuned!
@@chrisliepe Awesome! I can't wait!
Hi Chris, any chance you could do a video on Cedric Bixler-Zavala? He's an interesting singer, going from an aggressive punk vocal (At The Drive In) to clean, skyscraping belts and falsetto (Mars Volta) and later a nice distorted rock sound (Antemasque). You can find isolated vocals for One Armed Scissor and L'Via L'Viaquez online. Cheers :)
I feel like I’m breaking the law for wanting this video as much as I do
Really insightful stuff Chris thanks so much for all you do.
Could you consider reacting to Avenged Sevenfold’s live version of I Won’t See You Tonight Part 1? Young M Shadows was an absolute prodigy and I think there is so much in the live version of his performance there that I know I’d really benefit from your education on.
Hey Chris. Great video, as always!
Might there be a chance of getting Matt Barlow (Ashes of Ares) on? One of my fave 3 vocalists, and a natural low voice.
Cheers mate!
That'd be awesome!
He’s got R2-D2 behind his guitar case 😮
How many minutes/hour we need to do vocal warm up
A good starting point is 20 min per day, but you must learn to listen to your voice and body to figure out the best amount of time for your needs!
Hey Chris, I have a random question. It pertains more to deathcore vocals if you can help, but is it safe to whisper scream? As in using the mouth shapes and kinda using the muscles, but just pushing enough air to make a very quiet airy sound (like very quietly whispering) to use to practice mouth shapes/nasal openness/air flow practice? It might be a stupid question but I’d rather be safe than sorry lol
As usual, another great video from Chris. I HAVE A REQUEST: Chris the terms Open Throat and Compression (also called cord closure by some) is discussed a lot on youtube singing videos. Can you actually do both at the same time while singing? Aren't Open Throat and Compression (also called cord closure by some) opposite of each other? I just can't figure out which to use or if both can be used at the same time. Any thoughts or maybe even a video explaining......Thanks
This deserves some clarification for sure! ...A great idea for a video. Short answer: You can apply the open throat technique AND compression at the same time. Also, compression and cord closure should be thought of as completely different things. You can have full cord engagement and closure whether you are employing compression or not!
who is he referencing when he says Miles?
Myles Kennedy
What Miles is he referring to?
Myles Kennedy! From Alter Bridge!!!
Hey Chris, do you mind if i ask you a question about my voice?
im having an issue on my voice, i just feel that my voice is so thin and weak in the higher notes, so i searched for a solution and i read somewhere on the internet that you can thicken your voice by sounding a higher notes with a vocal fry only.
A few days later when i tried to sing a higher notes in a song there was a weird distortion which doesnt sound good, is it because the vocal fry is the wrong solution or is it just my voice trying to adapt?
im about to have an informal singing performance this weekend, but its been months since my last actual voice exercise and training, do you have some videos to help me prepare?
thanks a lot chris
Hey Rav! I think it's not vocal fry you're looking for but learning to moderate your airflow with the proper use of compression! This can result in a slightly "fry-like" sound but it isn't vocal fry. Check out any of my videos on compression or airflow to help with this... Also, join my free voice course where I help you dial in the support necessary to use compression correctly!
@@chrisliepe ah i see, that makes a lot of sense now thanks a lot chris
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Why did Ian look depressed
It's the lighting... Those dumb webcams and overhead lights don't do much for the complexion! :)
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