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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Aj Mitchell is really and undoubtedly a superb and amazing singer, he can support low notes and high notes consistently. Able to surpass other male and especially female singers by showcasing his capabilities in singing and technique, with his young age of 19 he showcased his abilities and proved that he is greatly in a higher level.
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He is really a great singer. You are correct many female singers even strive to support high notes especially at the fifth octave. Thank you for making this video. Aj deserves high and more recognition.
Yes. You are welcome!
This is the first time i heard about him and wow he's amazing singer, his technique is amazing and he has nice tone, i'm very impressed. Maybe i will check some of his music after this video, he's very skilled vocalist.
Omg. He sounds amazing. Why I just found him 🥺
His voice is so high, his low notes are the same as mine but mine is an octave below.
It's giving really high tenor. ( Some altos can hit D5 mix
He's not a high tenor. He's a tenorino/leggerio tenor. The equivalent of sopranino in female voice.
His voice colour is very "teenage" too light , too thin, too bright, and the flexbility is nowhere near average nor high tenor.
My first time hearing this young man. He sounds like Justin Bieber with a way better technique. Great voice and really good technique!
Yes that's what I also thought, but I think his tone and vocal quality is so much better and especially his technique.
Yeah AJ's technique and musicality is just better
Yeah. This is how Justin would sounds if he has great technique
Wow he’s great.
This "supported or not supported" thing is kinda dead, since in real world everyone has a definition of support, he has a nice tone, he can sing pretty well, his runs are cool and well defined, his tone after B4 can be a little buzzy, but he doesnt sound like he can't control his notes, and for that technique he's using, he's doing everything extremely technical, for the placement. Be I get why people think he's not supporting, because he's using a high larynx, but is not a bad thing to use if you know how to, I would say that for my taste it could be a little lower, but it's fine.
Why did he suddenly sounds like bruno mars at 6:27 LOL
how is he doing that so well I would like to do what he does
D3 - not support (Air)
D5 - tense (little)
Real Support Vocal
Eb3 - C#5 - F#5
But, so amazing
Great
D5 is supported but not resonant. I disagree with it being tense, as it wasn't.
I'm sorry to inform you, but this isn't his supported range. His larynx starts to rise at A4. That's also when he starts to tense up. His actual supported range is C#3-Bb4/B4. I also don't think he supports head voice, but if he does it would be up to an D5 or maybe even a Eb5. He starts to strain on Eb5. He's a really good singer though!
You are apparently wrong, listen how free his voice and there is no such tension as you say, no throat tension has been indicated, his normal tone is naturally light that sometimes can be mistaken as high larynx, there were times he may tense and possess high larynx but not on these notes here, look how free his voice as you can hear at the Used to Be C5 and the C5s in IDWYB. The D5 as well does not imply high larynx, do you even hear the difference of high larynx and low larynx? He sounded neutral and again his normal voice is light.
@@moragev2606 If you noticed, when he goes above a G#4, his body goes up with it. That’s a sign of high larynx and tension. His voice also isn’t that free is his body is going up with his notes. Also, you said in the video his voice is open the D5’s I believe, but that’s not true. It was very much enclosed. You can hear the difference between his D5s and C5s. Also, there is throat tension. You can see the vein coming out of his neck. That means he’s using his throat.
@@josivantorres2218 what? "Enclosed" word is not appropriate to say that his throat is closed. Veins that pop doesn't imply tension I found it funny to hear that, it's normal for the veins to pop because that how it works when singing and speaking accounting to voice anatomy as well. Have some time studying vocal and throat anatomy before you proceed. Again you are saying false statements, no high larynx were apparent the only thing that has little bit high larynx but with support is the Bb4 in Down in Flames.
@@josivantorres2218 you are apparently a trying hard vocal critic or analyst. From an experienced listener and voice critic, I can say that you are saying things incorrectly. First of all, you interpret as light sounds with high larynx, if there is high larynx in the context with tension then there shall be also that raspy-like sound. I don't hear any high larynx because his larynx was obviously neutral and his throat is seemingly open, as you can see in the C5 of sustained note in "Beeee Yeaaaah" there you can see his larynx positioned neutrally and his voice is open but with incorporation of more head voice which in hand turns to be a slightly heady mix. You are incorrect to say that his supported range is only Bb4 where you can even hear the resonance and power in his B4 in Slowing in the dark cover, it was free and resonant. The C5 as well implies both power and resonance in "If you are WONDERING(C5) if I still love you", and again his head voice peaks F#5/G5 as his highest head voice supported range, you can literally hear that they were free. In the context again of high larynx, his voice is naturally light and that's how he sound, I don't see any high larynx or unnecessary tension in the notes of this video.
@@shawsednem510 yeah I agree, nice perspective tho.
What is his unspported chest mix range? End with eb5 or higher? ?
I think he has more capabilities and I am sure he can still extend his supported range. His highest supported range in mix is D5, the Eb5 was near but it has tension on it, there was no huge strain on that Eb5 in Focus when he sang "you, yeah" but there was tension in it. The D5 that is supported was clear, open and resonant. So his unsupported chest mix range starts at Eb5, I am not saying he is always supporting D5 but that was one of his lucky moments when he sustained a supported D5 but he still consistently and constantly supports D5 in the Used to Be, the part where "and I said".
@@moragev2606 None of the D5 here was resonant or even supported... the Eb5 and Bb4 in 6:36 was not even near supported. I do believe he's capable supporting up to A4, but Idk about Bb4 he can already get tight with A4 but with support carrying ofc. G#4/A4 is really his consistent support range
@@paledangels oh honey, get the f away of that thought, up to A4? How can he resonate the B4, in SDITD? Like huh? He is even supporting and resonating some C5s.
Woww
Please do a video talking about david Phelps supported range
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There's no need to do that, most of his high notes were consistently supported, I think his supported range drops off when he hit the F5, the F5 got a very bit of strain as you can hear and it was blocked. So his supported range is E2-E5 which is 3 octaves. He is so technically impressive, the resonance is always on point, he is so consistent too. He is like the male Lara Fabian
@@moragev2606 I thought that his support ended on a C#5, I'm glad to hear that it end up on a E5!
@@igorvilela3243 No he even consistently supports D5s, his D5s were even resonant. Supported notes means little to no strain or tension. His E5 there wasn't that really resonant but it was free.
@@moragev2606his consistent supported range is b2/C3 - D5.
Can you make a video about faouzia she is the best female pop vocalist imo.
Lol
@@SuperPianogirl123 ?
@@doodlebug4947 period her and ari and tori kelly are some of the best singers
@@SuperPianogirl123Lol??? She is indeed the best mainstream female vocalist of her generation rn.
Can you do a video like this for Jamie miller he is also an incredible male vocalist
light tenor
whats the song He is singing all black and white at the F#4 and Bb4
Slow dancing in the dark
@@mwifisystems215 thanks
I think his voice is too high to even be classified as tenor.
Yeah. I thought of him as a soprano.
@@moragev2606 for sure. We will probably have to wait like 5-10 years longer before we can figure this out. I’d assume his voice is still not fully mature, and the voice continues to darken and deepen even after puberty.
@@Oracle441 I think he has gone to puberty already, his voice before was so thin and very high-pitched, I think that is his already post-puberty voice and that may be his final sound. He is 19 by the way.
He's a leggero tenor
One of the higher tenors
@@aduhaduh4426 I think he’s higher than a leggero tenor.
What does nigh-supported mean?
It is the same as "nearly supported" or "almost supported". It isn't a technical term it is a choice, nigh is synonymous to nearly or almost.
@@moragev2606 ohhhh got it 👍
Is it just me or nothing above B4 seems supported? Even the B4s seem very tense and tight
It's you, I think you have problematic ears. You can clearly hear the freedom at Slowing in the dark B4 and the resonance lmao, in some B4s in the video they are free but aren't resonant. Please don't make us laugh because the C5s in Used to be show how open they are and they are supported, C5 jumps in I don't want you back as well say it all.
No it’s the not you lmao. The creator is being an ass to everyone who disagrees but even alot of the G#4s weren’t that great
@@Taeyeon89 lmaaao that's what I noticed too
@@moragev2606 the openness you're talking about is just projection, and the resonance is just strain and he's being loud
@@stilllearning2561 honey a resonant note cannot be strained, a resonant note is always support. You can hear the freeness in his voice even at C5s
I wouldn't say he consistently supports on notes higher than A4, most of the notes you listed as supported aren't supported. Still an amazing voice.
They are tbh lol.
@@moragev2606 stop being so deffensive, its clear that he doesn’t support all of those notes, that doesn’t take away his talent, its just that he needs to improve his technique, otherwise his voice won’t last that much
@@moragev2606 5:14 too thin out start from G#4 A4 he are using his throat to hit it
@@jinji4609 lmao you are too funny to say that, his voice is naturally light and thin. How can a resonant note become throaty?
@@moragev2606 I'd say that G#4 to A4 sustained note is nearly supported, but nowhere near resonant.. what the person said was true it was throaty a voice won't become thin if it was resonant at all. U can argue that it's supported or partially supported, but resonant??? nuh uh
He is rarely sustaining note,sustaining note proving that someone can handle the note with good support and how stable it is. It's to early to asume his supported range up to D5, safely speaking his G#4s is brighter with nice support, but not for A4 and above.
Lmao. Doesn't mean a person isn't sustaining notes constantly then it can be concluded that their supported range is so limited, that is actually a funny inference to think. It's not that how it is based it's how open and free the sound is, his consistency in manipulating his voice and having total control say it all, you can hear the clearness and openness of his sound. You are completely funny at that statement saying that his A4s aren't supported where you can totally hear the resonance in "I don't want you back" sustained A4 notes lmao. A note can be supported even without resonance but a resonant note is always supported. And most of his A4s were resonant and that B4 note in "Slow dancing in the dark" is even resonant, you can hear the ringing sound, so aren't those notes supported? That's totally laughable if you insist. You can even listen and hear to his high notes and vocal control containing no tension nor strain on middle belts. His breath control is even great, phrasing A4 notes and jumping to C5 in a longer period in one breath without strains nor tension. His breath control is good enough to say that he can sustain notes whenever he wants to. By the way he isn't rarely sustaining notes, he sustained with good amount of times. And by the way it's his style, he prefers not to extremely constantly put sustained high notes on his songs. No offense but I kinda laugh at your statement.
@@moragev2606 just so you know writing "I kinda laugh at your statement" can only be taken offensively.
@@Whatsjonosaying no it simply means you seem to disagree. Stop insinuating.
@@Whatsjonosaying it can be but delusional people deserve that. But what the person was saying here is laughable so Mor Agev just said the right thing
Same vocal range as poveratti
He’s not supporting anything in this video. His larynx is so incredibly high even in lower belts. On top of this, he can’t resonate because his placement isn’t consistent and his throat is very closed. Lots of tension. His runs are nice, though. I think you may be confusing support with being loud. His belts above A4 are some of the most strained belts I’ve ever heard. Supported head voice is extremely rare with males, and he is no exception. Supported range in this video was E3-G3.
Are you out of your mind? Not supporting anything? Gosh! How can those resonant notes unsupported lmfao? Like wtf? And besides his larynx is not as high as a skyrocket and again it's his normal voice, he has a high light voice which is why his low notes aren't as edgy as others. And wtf? High larynx always equates to tension or unsupported lmao! Larynx normally rise as we go higher and that's normal and he presents no tension or strain on those high notes, which some of them sounded smooth, open, free and resonant.
You are such a hater and needs your ears to get checked for saying false things. Gosh! Some of the most strained? Stfu and go away you apparently know nothing with technique and singing
And I honestly don't need your subjective opinion, it's too delusional, all Bb4s, B4s, C5s and C#5s here are all surely and definitely supported. Support can be resonant and cannot be resonant as long it has freedom, openness, clarity and presents very little tension that is only a good tension; resonant notes are always supported. So please go away and stop commenting false things, they don't help. Gosh what a mind!
You are simply a Karen hating on one of the best male singers in this world! E3-G3? What kind of inference is that. He is even supporting completely E4s and Bb4s like nothing and you are saying he is only supporting E3-G3?
@@mwifisystems215 you can say to him that he is delusional just like his name a blank, a void or an empty brain.
LOL...
What's funny?