Bro ik u loves ado. Could u make contents about her rolemodel/idol/singer favorite? It's Sheena Ringo. Perhaps some of us notice several cover Sheena's songs in Ado's TH-cam channel. Both of them have beautiful voice and inspiring singer. Please if you have time make about her as well. And we can related it to Ado's deep dive!
Ado is my hyperfixation so hearing so many people acknowledge how amazing she is makes me feel overwhelmingly happy. I have spent many years studying Ado’s style so I can sing just like her.
I think the best thing about studying Ado's technique is that her style is so diverse, from rock to metal to pop, so by studying her singing and trying to sing "like her" you can actually find your own unique voice
@@poppy_cant_draw one thing that I know is to not be afraid to sound weird or in other people’s minds, “wrong”. It’s a style that’s mainly based off emotions, your voice can sound light airy and sad or disgusted and full of hate. And when you’re doing the screams she does the on thing I know is that “ee” sounds are really hard to scream/growl with, and you want to keep the sound kind of to the front if that makes sense. Idk how else to describe it I’ve never taken vocal lessens and I’m also in middle school so I don’t know all the terms and stuff for things like this. (Edit) Also for her kind of operatic head voice kind of sounds, (I don’t know how tf to say it😭) you want to lower your larynx(I think that’s how it’s spelled) as if you’re trying to make your voice lower then hit the note.
I feel like everything is more and more mixed with the knowledge that most people will be listening on their phones and nuances, range, dynamics really just make things sound "bad" to a lot of people when its coming out of a phone. It's a shame how we have the most incredible technology to do such amazing things, but also the technology is making it so that we don't really seem to want to. Idk, just thinking in text lol🤷♂️
I cant believe I never realized that compression and processed music had actually messed up my sense of singing so bad as a learner, I used to wonder why I always sounded so flat but this explains soooo much its bc I'm used to trying to imitate that 'compressed' sound on a processed song and therefore not express that diversity in breathing correctly ooomg.... It all makes so much more sense now.
Love this comparison, and that you actually highlight it’s not that Ado is doing something better than Ariana, but that the production/mix is distorting our perception of it. It’s so easy to fall into the trap of trying to mimic something you hear in an album or live performance but if you can’t hear what is being done in terms of effects/compression/tuning etc then it can be so discouraging. That Ado performance though 🔥
@@Olkam-w5uVocal compression, not audio compression. And while most lives have some studio magic to them, it's not skewing our perception of what techniques are being used behind it.
i had a horrible vocal teacher who told me i need a stiffer mouth and not moving so much and i ended up hurting everytime i practiced. i endedup having a break down one day . cried and gave up. then a wonderful old man about 70 taught me instead (same school) and he taught me piano and vocal by ear!!!!!!!!!
Some of the most impressive singers audibly have a very fluid and wide range of mouth movements. You don't even need to see them to know that their mouth shape is changing a lot. Don't know why those vocal teachers said that.
That's the whole different thing someone taught me. He told me that I should raise my eyebrows and open mouth as wide as possible to hit the high notes
@@KeisiLaKreisi I have heard the mouth thing but first time I heard about the eyebrow. Truth be told if you really want to sing, you need to do the people's eyebrow.
1:58 "Aishite Aishite Aishite" was composed by Kikuo back in 2015, it is one of his darker period songs that went quite viral due to the creepy aesthetics and visceral lyrics. Please check out the current work of this amazing composer, who has a very remarkable experimental style..! 🌟
Deciphering music production on studio vocals and the way it greatly affects the tone you hear is a really, REALLY good point that not enough people talk about. Maybe obvious to some.. but it took me years to realise that you often shouldn’t mirror what you hear from recorded tracks because what it sounds like isn’t what the singer is actually doing mechanically to produce the sound.
Yes! Also, there is a big difference between listening to a newer recording made from 70+ comps, a slightly older recording made from 5-10 comps, and a good old fashioned full take with a punch-in or two at most.
Ado released a new song called 0. It was a different atmosphere than before. I feel like there's a lot of rap. Yxelixi's Ado's zero has English subtitles, so it's also recommended to watch it from there. Please take a look someday😆
For me.. No singer is in the same level with ado yet.. Ado is another level that many singers abilities combined into one person.. Huhuhu Edit : i read the replies of this comment, and so many people missunderstood about what i have said earlier.. People would compare ado with many of the great singer like DIMASH, Whitney Houston, Fredy Mercury, etc. Dont get me wronged, i respect them, But this is exactly the reason why they missunderstand. What i meant with the phrase "ado is on another level" Is not how nice the sound ado makes, or how high the note she reaches, or how strong the power she has. "But.." What i meant is in terms of The way she use her so many vocal techniques in just one song. The versatility, the contrast, the transition between soft and compression. The way she interprets the lyrics into the emotion she had shown, the expresive ways of showing the emotions like becoming 3-4 different singers only with her voices in one song. Thats why i said it was like many singer abilities combined into one person. Not like how individual singer abilities being compared to each other. ado sing As if the song was sang by a group of singers, or many singers sing the song together, with so many techniques used in just one song and express it so clearly that whoever heard her will immediately knows what emotion of the Song is all about. That was my point when i said ado is on another level. I am sorry about my bad english, not my first language, i just hope you understand what i am saying. And lastly, its all my personal opinion, its okay if you not agree. No right or wrong here, its just a matter of taste.
@@1_exmachine137 well, duh, she's 21 and started singing when she was 15 if I remember correctly, also she hadn't a coach. To get in 6-7 years from someone who never held a mic to where she's now is something incredible. And she's constantly improving, for example if you look at her older songs she was quite struggling with softer vocals, but if you look at her more recent stuff like Dried Flowers cover, or for example Himawari she sounds great. The same goes for the things you could say she perfected, like for example her screaming thingy, in older concerts you could hear how much energy she was putting into them, but in her more recent concerts you can notice how easy she's able to access them without being so tense and still keep the same quality of them. If she won't stop growing she could easily became one of the best female singers of all time, but even now I'd say she's one of the best of today.
What you are talking about applies to musicians playing instruments too that often gets lost even though it should easily be a part of everyone’s practice and approach to their instruments, voice included. “Phrasing” as it were is soo important and that includes dynamics in that too. It’s how a performance can sound robotic and monotonous rather than human and with emotional depth.
Been following you for years, it's so surreal seeing Ado becoming a mainstay haha! Idk if anyone's told you or not, but her name is pronounced as "Ah-dough" 🙇🏼♂️ Thank you so much for the wonderful video!! So informative and insightful, especially as I prepare for my first live show!
her live performance is so much better IMHO! it's so hard to listen to overly produced music and really undertsand what the singer is doing 100% your words are gold :)
so the lesson here is: overproduction hides certain little things I noticed that a lot of times btw. the other day I saw spiritbox live for the first time and courtney's screams were raw and felt very real. but whenever she sang clean, there was a filter there that made her sounds too smooth. you could clearly notice it when the bassist was doing backing vocals and his voice was much clearer. it was weird because her screams sounded great. weird artistic choice but that's just me
I think unprocessed live performances generally highlight the most useful techniques. I found watching Cornell live recordings to do wonders for my mix :D
This was life changing, the difference I noticed after just 10 minutes of practicing was phenomenal, thank you so much for the free wisdom you give us 🙏🏽
I randomly found Ado's songs in spotify once and i am still listening to her same songs to date! I thought i found gold looking for copper!i looked her up on youtube today and realised she is most certainly getting the praise and listeners she deserves.
Ado is simply next level Vocally, Another amazing Vocalist you should check out especially in the area of breathing and breath control is the best of the Philippines, Morissette Amon.
I hadn't realized people use their core muscles when singing. Now I can put way more power into my singing for those moments where I wanna go crazy with it!
any singer who wants to learn how to use their breath to control dynamics needs to listen to mariah carey. mariah has medical issues that has damaged her voice that she’s been dealing with since the start of her career but her music is some of the most vocally intricate pieces of art any singer could listen to. and i’m not even talking about whistles! she’s the songbird supreme for a reason
I'm usually not into English songs (prefer Japanese, something about the language and vocalizations ig) but I'll check her out, I'm always up for stuff like this!
I'm watching this video not because I want to become a better singer, but I found that extremely useful when communicating with others. Speaking fuller definitely sounds like you have more authority in a situation, while speaking flatly doesn't. Anyways, interesting video, keep it up bro!
It absolutely does. Not only does it improve your voice (I've noticed, singing makes you sound cleaner even when speaking), but quite a bit of singing skills transfer to speaking like voice modulation, etc. I remember back when I was socially awkward and anxious (still am, but now to a lesser degree), I would think several times on what I'm gonna say to a person, like say I wanna purchase rice, and while planning that I would pay special attention to which words I'd emphasize and which words I'd speak at higher pitch, which ones lower, etc. That made me realise how much singing translates to speaking haha
I saw Ado on the thumbnail and was immediately drawn to the video. Ado is such an amazing singer and I’m so happy to see her incredible talent being recognized! I’m not at all upset that I clicked on this video, it was likely the best choice I made today, as you have explained this concept in a way I understand!
Thank you for tackling this topic about dynamics and strength because this is usually disregarded. I had to share this video to a lot of friends and singers I work with since this is honestly the most common thing I hear lacking on most performances. I love this video. Thank you
I'm not the biggest fan of Ariana's style of music but I've always had tremendous respect for her singing ever since I saw her live recordings of her live performances and her covers of other songs that highlight her abilities more. Still Ado is my favorite artist tho 🔥
This is fantastic ✨💡✨ Even though I’ve been learning to sing with dynamic placement and resonance from your courses and videos, this video further illuminated the role of dynamic breathing in the whole process. The way you explain things and support them with examples is like placing signposts on our learning path directing us other step forward. Thanks Chris 🙏🥰
Hey, it would be so cool to hear your voice do a cover of "Ben"! I LOVE your aggressive singing style, but it would be really interesting to hear you sing an entire song WITHOUT going into crazy grit, screams or distortion, but still dynamic & emotional! What dose the innocent Chris sound like???
I once came across Ado recently for the first time because I was looking for ADO, Cui Jian's awesome band from China. Their album from 1996 is such a gem!
I think that led to my question of how loud you’re “supposed” to sing. It doesn’t get discussed and can’t easily be expressed through a proxy like a video and is equally not easily distinguishable in sample songs (which are bad examples in a lot of cases anyway) because of the skew from the “beautification” through artistic mixing.
I love the way you explain all these things that are invisible and super hard to explain much less to actually put in practice. A lot of vocal related videos I've watched so far are so hard to understand since they are super abstract and I have to control all these muscles that I didn't even know exist.. But your explanation is super detailed and much easier to understand. Thanks, subscribed.
I like how You explain! Thank You for Your speaking skills. I am not native in english, but You was building every sentence in a way I was easely undestanding You! Also, it is awesome how You teach us on others' mistakes. Seeing how i sould not do reveals the topic easely(at least for me). And Your video is interesting! I watched untill the end! (I don't have much time to write a complete comment of Thanks, but I want at least write something to help You get more views on the video... )
Really useful stuff Chris. I had never thought about breathing this way even though it was a "DUH" moment for me. Of course there would be more air flow. Thanks for describing it so well and for the exercises. By the way, while you were demonstrating the breathing I immediately thought of "messa di voce". What's the connection? I believe the air flow is at least part of that technique. hmmmmm. Thanks for all your hard work and sharing of these videos.
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I wonder if Eve does it well (Japanese artist)
For me it’s Ariana, but same
So true, fellow viewer, so true
Bro ik u loves ado. Could u make contents about her rolemodel/idol/singer favorite?
It's Sheena Ringo. Perhaps some of us notice several cover Sheena's songs in Ado's TH-cam channel. Both of them have beautiful voice and inspiring singer. Please if you have time make about her as well. And we can related it to Ado's deep dive!
bro chrisliepe
could you react
ayunda risu alice&u ??
bro knew we liked ado
Yes‼
Don't we all do
Fr fr
Factual
He kneew exactly how to lure us
I'm a simple person, I see Ado on the thumbnail and click
same
real
this has become a problem for me because now i have 10 youtube tabs of soon to watch Ado videos
@sintyva this is really complicated hahahaha
SAME
bro knows how to attract a certain audience
SUPER!!
SUPERR 😂😂
PERVERRR-
SUPERRR!!
@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaa yass
*sees Ado*
Immediately clicks xD
Same she's my favorite singer
REAL..
Same
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Fr
Ado is my hyperfixation so hearing so many people acknowledge how amazing she is makes me feel overwhelmingly happy. I have spent many years studying Ado’s style so I can sing just like her.
I think the best thing about studying Ado's technique is that her style is so diverse, from rock to metal to pop, so by studying her singing and trying to sing "like her" you can actually find your own unique voice
same! I've not studied her style directly or good in vocal so far, but she's my main vocal ispiration
ack i really want to sing like herr
do you have any tips maybe?
Same (I feel bad for my neighbors)
@@poppy_cant_draw one thing that I know is to not be afraid to sound weird or in other people’s minds, “wrong”. It’s a style that’s mainly based off emotions, your voice can sound light airy and sad or disgusted and full of hate. And when you’re doing the screams she does the on thing I know is that “ee” sounds are really hard to scream/growl with, and you want to keep the sound kind of to the front if that makes sense. Idk how else to describe it I’ve never taken vocal lessens and I’m also in middle school so I don’t know all the terms and stuff for things like this.
(Edit) Also for her kind of operatic head voice kind of sounds, (I don’t know how tf to say it😭) you want to lower your larynx(I think that’s how it’s spelled) as if you’re trying to make your voice lower then hit the note.
I love when people mention the compression, usually people only mention how autotune hides imperfection of raw vocals and forget compression
I feel like everything is more and more mixed with the knowledge that most people will be listening on their phones and nuances, range, dynamics really just make things sound "bad" to a lot of people when its coming out of a phone. It's a shame how we have the most incredible technology to do such amazing things, but also the technology is making it so that we don't really seem to want to. Idk, just thinking in text lol🤷♂️
@@els1fGood points. And we get trained on the lower dynamic recordings and think that’s how real singing should sound.
Autotune don't work like that
I cant believe I never realized that compression and processed music had actually messed up my sense of singing so bad as a learner, I used to wonder why I always sounded so flat but this explains soooo much its bc I'm used to trying to imitate that 'compressed' sound on a processed song and therefore not express that diversity in breathing correctly ooomg.... It all makes so much more sense now.
@@LunarBlossomYueHua-Vods lol I went through this too!
he knew ado would bring us here
Yup
YEAH
Yeah!!!!
The fact Ado voice and singing tecnique is now a high standard makes me so damn happy
Same here
understatement. she is perfection, not just high standard.
@@ilovechuuyaa my apologies, I have to agree with you🤝
Love this comparison, and that you actually highlight it’s not that Ado is doing something better than Ariana, but that the production/mix is distorting our perception of it. It’s so easy to fall into the trap of trying to mimic something you hear in an album or live performance but if you can’t hear what is being done in terms of effects/compression/tuning etc then it can be so discouraging. That Ado performance though 🔥
This performance by Ado is an example of the use of compression
@@Olkam-w5uVocal compression, not audio compression.
And while most lives have some studio magic to them, it's not skewing our perception of what techniques are being used behind it.
i had a horrible vocal teacher who told me i need a stiffer mouth and not moving so much and i ended up hurting everytime i practiced. i endedup having a break down one day . cried and gave up. then a wonderful old man about 70 taught me instead (same school) and he taught me piano and vocal by ear!!!!!!!!!
My vocal teacher insulted me everytime I got expresssive IDK why 😂 he said the same thing about a stiffer mouth??? Weird
Some of the most impressive singers audibly have a very fluid and wide range of mouth movements. You don't even need to see them to know that their mouth shape is changing a lot. Don't know why those vocal teachers said that.
That's the whole different thing someone taught me.
He told me that I should raise my eyebrows and open mouth as wide as possible to hit the high notes
@@KeisiLaKreisi I have heard the mouth thing but first time I heard about the eyebrow. Truth be told if you really want to sing, you need to do the people's eyebrow.
He knows everybody would see Ado, say "hell yeah" and click the video
YEP :) And I really love her voice and approach... like REALLY... hope you get a chance to check out the dozens of other videos I've done on her :)
@@chrisliepe i'll watch them
Ado is a prodigy the world canot ignore her power.
love your pfp
glazing a lil but pop off
The glaze is crazy
@@Xani.0no glaze bro her vocal range is absolutely nuts
@@Theyluvmimi you talking only on Japan right?
STOP BREATHING!! it makes you sound flat
helpful video btw
NOOOOOO!!!! ILL NEVER BE PLUMP ANYMORE 😭😭😭
(male btw)
I wanna be thicc😔
as a vocaloid producer-to-be, this is so useful for making realistic tuning with dynamics and breathiness!!!
Make your products with the thought that an actual person might sing it one day.
Godspeed. I get that the artificiality and synthesis is a charm point for some, but the more "humanoid" tuning is what really hooks me on vocaloid.
OMG I NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT NOW I WANT TO USE IT WITH MY TUNING..
ohmygoshhhh, will you be posting them? if you have an voca insta can i follow it :3
@@Yenreifor me it depends. Some songs are meant to reference that artificiality and are good that way, some sure can be better with human vocals
1:58 "Aishite Aishite Aishite" was composed by Kikuo back in 2015, it is one of his darker period songs that went quite viral due to the creepy aesthetics and visceral lyrics.
Please check out the current work of this amazing composer, who has a very remarkable experimental style..! 🌟
*2013
Deciphering music production on studio vocals and the way it greatly affects the tone you hear is a really, REALLY good point that not enough people talk about. Maybe obvious to some.. but it took me years to realise that you often shouldn’t mirror what you hear from recorded tracks because what it sounds like isn’t what the singer is actually doing mechanically to produce the sound.
Exactly!
Excellent summary.
Yes! Also, there is a big difference between listening to a newer recording made from 70+ comps, a slightly older recording made from 5-10 comps, and a good old fashioned full take with a punch-in or two at most.
@@flatrounds The listening audience is unfortunately going to judge live singing by the enhanced studio recordings.
@@TheSeeking2know not even that, the stage show! lol
Ado released a new song called 0. It was a different atmosphere than before. I feel like there's a lot of rap. Yxelixi's Ado's zero has English subtitles, so it's also recommended to watch it from there. Please take a look someday😆
I love that song
For me.. No singer is in the same level with ado yet.. Ado is another level that many singers abilities combined into one person.. Huhuhu
Edit : i read the replies of this comment, and so many people missunderstood about what i have said earlier.. People would compare ado with many of the great singer like DIMASH, Whitney Houston, Fredy Mercury, etc. Dont get me wronged, i respect them, But this is exactly the reason why they missunderstand.
What i meant with the phrase "ado is on another level" Is not how nice the sound ado makes, or how high the note she reaches, or how strong the power she has. "But.." What i meant is in terms of The way she use her so many vocal techniques in just one song. The versatility, the contrast, the transition between soft and compression. The way she interprets the lyrics into the emotion she had shown, the expresive ways of showing the emotions like becoming 3-4 different singers only with her voices in one song.
Thats why i said it was like many singer abilities combined into one person. Not like how individual singer abilities being compared to each other. ado sing As if the song was sang by a group of singers, or many singers sing the song together, with so many techniques used in just one song and express it so clearly that whoever heard her will immediately knows what emotion of the Song is all about. That was my point when i said ado is on another level.
I am sorry about my bad english, not my first language, i just hope you understand what i am saying.
And lastly, its all my personal opinion, its okay if you not agree. No right or wrong here, its just a matter of taste.
nah she's still rough around the edges
@@1_exmachine137 Compared to whom?
@@1_exmachine137 That doesn't even counter what op said...
@@1_exmachine137 well, duh, she's 21 and started singing when she was 15 if I remember correctly, also she hadn't a coach. To get in 6-7 years from someone who never held a mic to where she's now is something incredible. And she's constantly improving, for example if you look at her older songs she was quite struggling with softer vocals, but if you look at her more recent stuff like Dried Flowers cover, or for example Himawari she sounds great. The same goes for the things you could say she perfected, like for example her screaming thingy, in older concerts you could hear how much energy she was putting into them, but in her more recent concerts you can notice how easy she's able to access them without being so tense and still keep the same quality of them. If she won't stop growing she could easily became one of the best female singers of all time, but even now I'd say she's one of the best of today.
Michael Jackson for me Because of his staccato singing.
I see Ado I click
🔥🔥🔥
@@-pxlar 🔥
1:57 Chris here is having an eargasm moment
Me the first time I listened to that song, it's so good
LMAO 😭
What you are talking about applies to musicians playing instruments too that often gets lost even though it should easily be a part of everyone’s practice and approach to their instruments, voice included. “Phrasing” as it were is soo important and that includes dynamics in that too. It’s how a performance can sound robotic and monotonous rather than human and with emotional depth.
What would you say are the events of phrasing, if dynamics is just a part of it?
Been following you for years, it's so surreal seeing Ado becoming a mainstay haha! Idk if anyone's told you or not, but her name is pronounced as "Ah-dough" 🙇🏼♂️
Thank you so much for the wonderful video!! So informative and insightful, especially as I prepare for my first live show!
Aw heck yeah Trickle :D 🔥💞
Wow!!!
trickleeee
I like how this guy is so passionate about music that he sees the ability of other artists and not just for fame being a fan of the three
I have never seen somebody have such a strong and such a soft face simultaneously. Dude feels like a wholesome dad.
I know this isn't about which singer is better but I love Ado lot more than Ariana Grande
i love Ado's rough voice
BASED. WE LOVE ADO IN THIS HOUSEHOLD
ADO 🔛🔝
@@Moxziiiyes
YYREAH REAL
2:18 something about "they're both FANTASTIC breathers" cracked me up lmao
Instructions unclear i shit myself
you're doing it right then ! :)
@chrisliepe thank you for the information i will do it aggressively next time! 🥹😭
her live performance is so much better IMHO! it's so hard to listen to overly produced music and really undertsand what the singer is doing 100% your words are gold :)
あなたの音楽に対する真面目さ、真摯さ、情熱が大好きです。
I saw ado and I clicked. Was not disappointed.
so the lesson here is: overproduction hides certain little things
I noticed that a lot of times btw. the other day I saw spiritbox live for the first time and courtney's screams were raw and felt very real. but whenever she sang clean, there was a filter there that made her sounds too smooth. you could clearly notice it when the bassist was doing backing vocals and his voice was much clearer. it was weird because her screams sounded great. weird artistic choice but that's just me
いつも的確でわかりやすいんだよな。しかもユーモアがあって楽しい。私は日本人なので、特にAdoの曲が紹介される時はめっちゃテンション上がります。これからも応援してます！！
ちなみに、Adoの「ボッカデラベリタ」を解説して頂きたいです。私はあの曲をどうやっても上手く歌えません😅
I think unprocessed live performances generally highlight the most useful techniques. I found watching Cornell live recordings to do wonders for my mix :D
Yes, this!! Unprocessed lives all the way!!
I always underestimated how active of a task singing is until I started watching your channel and singing, and screaming, much more, myself.
I usually sing as a hobby, but this is very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
This was life changing, the difference I noticed after just 10 minutes of practicing was phenomenal, thank you so much for the free wisdom you give us 🙏🏽
that explains why after listening and practicing Ado’s songs makes my voice feeling ‘right’
I"m glad you're not just a critic and you actually show example yourself.
That - is what I want to subscribe to.
Lmao was not expecting a toon link pfp on this channel but its very welcome lmfao
I never thought I would see Ariana and Ado in the same video
I was looking for advices on how to sing properly but also saw Ado and was like "Neuron activation"
ボーカロイドの曲は息継ぎを考えては作られていないだろうから、歌手によってアレンジの仕方が違って楽しめるがいいね👍
その中でもAdoは独創的でたくさんの人たちを惹きつける…
I’m not even any form of musical professional I just randomly found this. But I think I learned something today! Thanks guy!
Ado is insane, It felt like I can feel the sound vibrating in my body.
Ok this is the first time I've been explained the whole concept of breath support for volume control in a way that I understood! Thanks so much
KIKUO MENTIONED WTF IS A HAPPY SONG 🔥🔥🔥🔥
That's a lot of levels though
Kikuo~KikuoHana~Cover by ado~ recording of live performance~video analysing of the voice technique in the cover
I didn’t expect teen MJ in this video! Amazing 🎉
I love how the most viewed parts are those two segments where Ado appears jksaghfhjkgaskflafu
Ado is just the goddess of that thecnique 🗣🗿
Clicked for Ado, stayed for the information
Same here
You attracted the right audience with Ado 🎉
I randomly found Ado's songs in spotify once and i am still listening to her same songs to date! I thought i found gold looking for copper!i looked her up on youtube today and realised she is most certainly getting the praise and listeners she deserves.
ADOのブレスは表現の一部なんだよな。彼女は上手く歌うことよりも、 観客に伝えることを最優先させるから。曲の主人公の感情であるとか、曲の世界観とかであるとか。だから、唯一無二なのだと思う。
丁寧な説明を受けて、
Adoの合唱力と努力を尊敬出来ました
Ado is simply next level Vocally, Another amazing Vocalist you should check out especially in the area of breathing and breath control is the best of the Philippines, Morissette Amon.
I am not a singer, nor am I inclined in that direction, so seeing a video titled "STOP breathing this way" sure was a shock
THIS ACTUALLY HELPED ME FIND MY SINGING VOICE WTH THANKS
It helped me too
popped up on my recc; love to see our queen and idol ado :D
Love ur pfp fellow aventurine lover
Same here. Know ado from Hololive members covering her songs many times over.
the fact that you've helped me understand which muscles to dial in on and i get it....lysm
Ok, fine, I’ll listen to Ado now…
Also check out Official Hige Dandism for some some great vocals
this is crazy your ways of analyzing singing techniques are so accurate especially after you memeik it every time after explanation!!! gg
Was not that interested in the video but this appeared on my feed 5 times so here I am
Ha.. the mystery of the TH-cam algorithm
Your channel is one of the best when it comes to teaching singing. Thank you ❤
I hadn't realized people use their core muscles when singing. Now I can put way more power into my singing for those moments where I wanna go crazy with it!
any singer who wants to learn how to use their breath to control dynamics needs to listen to mariah carey. mariah has medical issues that has damaged her voice that she’s been dealing with since the start of her career but her music is some of the most vocally intricate pieces of art any singer could listen to. and i’m not even talking about whistles! she’s the songbird supreme for a reason
I'm usually not into English songs (prefer Japanese, something about the language and vocalizations ig) but I'll check her out, I'm always up for stuff like this!
That’s true
Chris talking about Ariana is a dream come true. Would love to see more stuff about her, even if it is different from your usual content ☺️
I'm watching this video not because I want to become a better singer, but I found that extremely useful when communicating with others. Speaking fuller definitely sounds like you have more authority in a situation, while speaking flatly doesn't. Anyways, interesting video, keep it up bro!
It absolutely does. Not only does it improve your voice (I've noticed, singing makes you sound cleaner even when speaking), but quite a bit of singing skills transfer to speaking like voice modulation, etc.
I remember back when I was socially awkward and anxious (still am, but now to a lesser degree), I would think several times on what I'm gonna say to a person, like say I wanna purchase rice, and while planning that I would pay special attention to which words I'd emphasize and which words I'd speak at higher pitch, which ones lower, etc. That made me realise how much singing translates to speaking haha
I've been classically trained for 13 years. You've taught me somethings and I'm thankful ❤
I saw Ado on the thumbnail and was immediately drawn to the video. Ado is such an amazing singer and I’m so happy to see her incredible talent being recognized! I’m not at all upset that I clicked on this video, it was likely the best choice I made today, as you have explained this concept in a way I understand!
Thank you for the exercise.
It is amazing.
i see ado, i subscribe and click. ado's voice is soooooo good man, such a powerful voice! gives me goosebumps
Thank you for tackling this topic about dynamics and strength because this is usually disregarded.
I had to share this video to a lot of friends and singers I work with since this is honestly the most common thing I hear lacking on most performances. I love this video. Thank you
Me simple.
Me see ado.
Me click.
Me.
You.
Me too. (:
Me agree
Me also
I adore singing but I'm not allowed to do it anywhere but the car. These videos are all I have to learn from so thank you for all of these ❤
I'm not the biggest fan of Ariana's style of music but I've always had tremendous respect for her singing ever since I saw her live recordings of her live performances and her covers of other songs that highlight her abilities more. Still Ado is my favorite artist tho 🔥
Omg, I knew I wasn't insane. I could never figure out how to sing songs correctly without looking up live performances
This is fantastic ✨💡✨ Even though I’ve been learning to sing with dynamic placement and resonance from your courses and videos, this video further illuminated the role of dynamic breathing in the whole process. The way you explain things and support them with examples is like placing signposts on our learning path directing us other step forward. Thanks Chris 🙏🥰
Hey Chris, great video. Speaking of dynamic singing, one of the most dynamic singers I’ve ever heard was in a band called Fair To Midland.
Darroth Sudderth is a fantastic singer and can do it all: clean highs, distorted growls, throat singing, ecc.
Hey, it would be so cool to hear your voice do a cover of "Ben"! I LOVE your aggressive singing style, but it would be really interesting to hear you sing an entire song WITHOUT going into crazy grit, screams or distortion, but still dynamic & emotional! What dose the innocent Chris sound like???
I agree! ❤ A classic non-rock/metal love ballad.
i had no idea on who ado was before i watched this video and now i love her. thank you lol
I once came across Ado recently for the first time because I was looking for ADO, Cui Jian's awesome band from China. Their album from 1996 is such a gem!
Ado's voice literally makes me shiver every time I hear her sing.
10:40 mosquito impression
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Bro 😂
I was looking for this comment
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I died on the floor reading this
Came here because of Ado, but glad I did it. Really helped by the breathing advice, thank you!
I think that led to my question of how loud you’re “supposed” to sing. It doesn’t get discussed and can’t easily be expressed through a proxy like a video and is equally not easily distinguishable in sample songs (which are bad examples in a lot of cases anyway) because of the skew from the “beautification” through artistic mixing.
I am literally mind blown. I have never been able to sing on that range without feeling like I was reaching really hard. THANK YOU!! 😭
Good video, I was wondering about this yesterday like how it feels more tired and sounds not as good as Ado.
You come at a right time, Christ Liepe.
Thanks, now I'm breathing from my mouth all the time thanks to you.
Ado is finally getting the credit she deserves, first Uta, then Vocal Lessons, next, THE WORLD
I love the way you explain all these things that are invisible and super hard to explain much less to actually put in practice. A lot of vocal related videos I've watched so far are so hard to understand since they are super abstract and I have to control all these muscles that I didn't even know exist.. But your explanation is super detailed and much easier to understand. Thanks, subscribed.
I love ADO.🎉❤
Oh finally got it why mesa di voce is usefull in detailing. Thank you Chris.
very good content, dynamics in singing! thank you!
I like how You explain!
Thank You for Your speaking skills. I am not native in english, but You was building every sentence in a way I was easely undestanding You!
Also, it is awesome how You teach us on others' mistakes. Seeing how i sould not do reveals the topic easely(at least for me).
And Your video is interesting! I watched untill the end!
(I don't have much time to write a complete comment of Thanks, but I want at least write something to help You get more views on the video... )
Really useful stuff Chris. I had never thought about breathing this way even though it was a "DUH" moment for me. Of course there would be more air flow. Thanks for describing it so well and for the exercises. By the way, while you were demonstrating the breathing I immediately thought of "messa di voce". What's the connection? I believe the air flow is at least part of that technique. hmmmmm. Thanks for all your hard work and sharing of these videos.
Ado is life, Ado is love! 💗
What was the 'that' in the editing at 1:01?
I pressed your comment one sec before it happened
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@@象セクシー bruh same
Subliminal programming.. stay woke lol
Came for Ado stayed because video was interesting and very informative
Me too
I saw Ado. I clicked. I plan to show this to my friend who is an ado fan. live laugh love ado
10:43 the mosquito in my room when I'm trying to sleep