Actually there's a difference in mixing and belting (sort of). Belting is to sustain a mixed high note. Mixing is just a general term of mixing your chest and head voice. So you can mix without belting but you cannot belt without mixing (if that makes sense...)
Belting is really the point in which your voice contains the most power, the same way a very soft and heavily mixed G5 wouldn't be called a belt, it's called something else that I can't really remember.
1:32 : there is no note from E to F and B to C because there is a gap of half a tone, when between other notes there is a hap of 1 tone, so you can make them higher of half o tone ... they are called the natural notes ...sorry I tried to explain it how I could, but keep in mind that I learned that in French so I don't know the technical words in English ...
thank you soo much for making a video like this. ...... everyone thinks Ariana can't sing and she yell over high notes this is not true at all she is the greatest singer and she can hit those high notes like no one else I love her thank you again
Thank you. I'm not being sarcastic at all. I actually learned something about the notes and how they're structured. This was actually a very informative video. Nicely done.
That is also you clearly have know knowledge of vocal pedagogy if you think Arabs I the best vocalist of this generation he has essay t many vocal issues and flaws to even be considered a great vocalist. She has no resonance or support Beyoncé B4/C5 notes, has jaw and jaw tension which causes her to strain occasionally lose her pitch, plus her ease in her upper register is the only thing she has going for her but there is no support at all!!! And if there is no support then resonance cannot exist either, and let's no let get started on her non-existent lower register
+RyderC Daniels please don't say someone has no knowledge when half of that essay you just wrote made zero sense and you said "Arabs" instead Ariana 😩😂👋🏼
i love the person who made this video . for real i want as hell to private chat him/her i saved all this channel's videos in my phone offline mode i mean it's perfect 💙💚💛💜💓💙 love you please want some more
omg so cool that vid i can show it to people that doesnt undestand me when i say i just hit a Eb5 in cheast or F#7 in whistle lol hahah btw to all the vocal nerds there is an app named voacl pitch monitior it is so helpfull it have the notes and each octaves.
Ariana Grande Vocal Analysis (2024) Voice type: Light-Lyric Soprano Vocal range: C3-B5-E7 (4 octaves and 2 notes) Range with the most consistent quality, comfort, and technique: G3-C#5/D5-A5 At best: F3-F5-C6 Lower register: (7/10) Low notes are bright and clear and have a good projection up to G3 consistently and F3 at best. Quite surprising for someone with a high tessitura considering her high sitting voice. However, she loses consistency, projection, and becomes airy and weak F3 and below. Mid-belts and mix: (7.5/10) Mid belts are surprisingly strong for someone who frequently utilizes a heady mix in her belts. Her approach in her mid-belts during her later years (2019 onwards) is more balanced compared to her honeymoon era (2014-early 2016) where her approach is more heady and dangerous woman era (late 2016-2017) where her approach is chestier. She has good control over her mid-belts and it is more balanced, consistent, accessible, and more tensionless than people assume resulting in an open, free, well-projected, and controlled sound consistently from G#4 to D5 especially from Bb4 to C5 at her best. She definitely improved this part of her voice over the years. Upper-belts/mix: (7/10) As a soprano like her, her ease and control in this area are good. She may not be the very best and the pinnacle of upper-belting out there, as some of her diehard fans tend to believe, but her consistency and stamina in this area is no joke. Although not consistently, she produces the best and balanced quality from Eb5-F5. As she goes higher beyond F5, she tends to sound thinner but still often avoids straining and too much tension up to G#5 (her signature upper-belting/mix note). However, she loses consistency when she reaches A5 and above which can sometimes be prone to tension, although this doesn't happen much as she was still able to possess a decent quality of mix up to Bb5 especially in her be my baby and breathin performances most of the time. This ease and consistency in her upper-belting range is due to her heady approach with her mix and mixed-belts. Nowadays, she utilizes a more balanced approach (balanced head and chest mix) to her upper-belts/mix especially in her thank u, next and yours truly era. This balanced approach is evidently showcased especially in her sweetener tour and 2023 yours truly 10 year anniversary live performance where she produced a decent but balanced mix. Although she has improved this part of her voice over the years, it has always been consistent in quality and technique with minor flaws and inconsistencies. Upper-register (head voice and falsetto): (7.5/10) Contrary to popular belief, Ariana utilizes her head voice just as much as she utilizes her falsetto. Her falsetto is probably one of the best that pop music has to offer. It is polished, smooth, controlled, and easily accessible. On the other hand, her head voice is also good and is consistently well-coordinated and connected up to A5. Performances such as moonlight, thinkin bout you, be alright, get well soon, and many more including song covers such as no one mourns the wicked and I wanna dance with somebody showcases her control and consistency in her head voice. She may not possess the best and most developed head voice in the music industry, but she can still keep up. Her head voice possesses a bright, strong, and roundness quality consistently up to F#5 and sometimes up to A5. However, her head voice can sometimes sound airy which limits her true potential. Further analysis with her head voice after the wicked (2024) movie will come out with her role as Glinda the good witch. Vocal Agility: (7.5/10) This may be the vocal skill she possess that has consistently improved over the years. She may not be as good as the best riffers out there like Mariah Carey, Tori Kelly, Beyonce, JoJo, and many others, but her vocal agility is definitely above average and is an integral part of her singing style. She can consistently execute vocal riffs and runs that are precise, fast, and complex with good creativity and musicality. The only downside is that there are few performances where she sounds pitchy and unstable and her vocal runs are sometimes repetitive. Lastly, during her early years, she tends to move her jaw a lot and fortunately, she got rid of that habit almost entirely. Whistle register: (9.5/10) One of the best whistle register user in her generation. Able to control her whistle with ease and is also able to create vocal runs and vocal phrases with it. Vocal Dynamics: (6.5/10) She has showcased vocal dynamics from time to time where she sang from pianissimo up to fortissimo. This is greatly showcased in her 2023 yours truly 10 year anniversary live performance. However, there are very rare cases of her showcasing crescendo and decresendo. Vibrato: (10/10) Her vibrato is one of the most controlled and well-developed that pop music has to offer. It can range from soft/subtle to aggressive/intense and can even shift to it smoothly. This great vibrato is also evident throughout all her register especially in her belts and upper-register. Vocal transition: (9/10) Able to easily and smoothly transition between registers from chest to head to whistle and with great control. Pitch: (8/10) Her wide vocal range allows her to hit high notes and low notes with good pitch accuracy. She rarely gets off-key and goes sharp/flat. Vocal stamina: (9/10) She is able to consistently perform in long periods and still able to maintain a decent to good technique and quality while doing a bunch of adlibs. The disadvantages she has with her stamina are the very few vocal performances where her voice got exhausted performing long periods and minor inconsistencies with some of her live vocal performances. Note: this analysis is based on an educated opinion and knowledge about vocals and music. Hence, this analysis is based on what I hear from the vocalist's live performances throughout the years. So feel free to politely disagree. Overall: 8.04/10 Overall comment: She is not as bad as critics say she is and also not as great as diehard fans made her out to be. Her development is distributed fairly evenly throughout range with her mid-belts and upper-register being currently the most developed register. Her major weakness may be that she tends to sing beyond her range with the most consistent quality, comfort, and technique. Fortunately, notes beyond her consistent range are rarely strained, tensed, or weak. Lastly, her biggest asset may be her whistle register, musicality/creativity, vocal stamina, vocal transition, and vibrato. At the end of the day, Ariana Grande is rather a stylistic vocalist with an adequate vocal technique and skill to back up her singing style. She tends to change her singing style depending on the era that she's in.
I live ari she is my favourite singer in the world, but we all know she can't resonate or support notes like Bb5 I mean we all know she just can't, in that tiny showcase of her resonating a Bb5, she resonated for a fraction of a second
mmm some belts from the beginning are bad, the break free and some of dangerous woman belts are unsupported, the larynx is raised and the throat is closed but the rest of her belts are so good whose is that head voice and from which song?
nearly all of the clips are unsupported haha bad decisions on my part the head voice is by Kim SoHyang, this is the video: th-cam.com/video/Mz1VjVInx6M/w-d-xo.html
+Ariana GVH yeah, she has some really good clips where she sustains great belts, supported strainless resonance belts You should've include AMA Focus G#5 and one of the Be my baby Bb5 at her tour, she executed them very well
it is such a pity she does a lot of belts unsupported ...but many singers nowadays do because they also move around a lot a try to dance...and to keep support is sometimes pretty f-ing hard when you're standing calmly ...not moving around or dancing... but I dont find them that painfull to listen to in Ariana's case than like for example in Demi's case... Demi should defo work on that support
Thanks this helped. I didn't really understand the differences😂 could you do a video on vibrato and falsetto? I don't even know the difference the sound the same to me😂 Idk or someone could explain maybe?
If i can remeber it it is because between B and C & E and F there is a seminote of difference which would mean there isnt a sharp note , cause the "sharp note" of an "B" would be "C" and the flat one would be "Bb" is the same just that they are a semi note of difference, please correct me if i am wrong
I loved the video! I hope you make more videos like this one, it helped a lot. I just wanted to ask, what songs were you using in the background? It sounded very relaxing and I just had to ask.
i am sO late i'm so sorry but i just watched this for the first time mybmyb bUT im still a lil confused about the examples you showed here for head voice bc some of them still seem like falsetto to me? head voice to me screams like a broadway sound and something more supported (see like: remember me from the phantom of the opera). a lot of the examples you're showing here for head voice (like in ariana's whitney impression) still sound really airy, which is something i'd typically associate with falsetto. please correct me if i'm wrong i honestly don't know a whole lot i'm just curious! thank you for the vid, it was really helpful
gurllll what were you playing in the beginning when explains octaves??? it was so magically haunting i need ittt. it's sounds like intro from ME low key
very cute & well edited video. good job love.
This video is kind of like an RPG format and it's very easy to watch, I thought it was really cute. Good job. ^ ^
4:26 I SCREAMED
lol
Same 😭😭😭
I came for the comedy and stayed for the education
I actually now all this but for people who dont know much about music this is incredible!
Ariana is a queen..... amazing talent
Actually there's a difference in mixing and belting (sort of). Belting is to sustain a mixed high note. Mixing is just a general term of mixing your chest and head voice. So you can mix without belting but you cannot belt without mixing (if that makes sense...)
i actually just learned about the difference between mixing and belting the day after posting this, ironically.
Belting is really the point in which your voice contains the most power, the same way a very soft and heavily mixed G5 wouldn't be called a belt, it's called something else that I can't really remember.
Its just a term issue pretty much lmao
@@Chris-ms7mm resonant?
The phOTOS OF HER IM SCREAMING
1:32 : there is no note from E to F and B to C because there is a gap of half a tone, when between other notes there is a hap of 1 tone, so you can make them higher of half o tone ... they are called the natural notes ...sorry I tried to explain it how I could, but keep in mind that I learned that in French so I don't know the technical words in English ...
thank you soo much for making a video like this. ...... everyone thinks Ariana can't sing and she yell over high notes this is not true at all she is the greatest singer and she can hit those high notes like no one else I love her thank you again
Michael Jackson is actually the greatest singer, but ok
I knew this stuff but this video IS SO WELL MADE I WATCHED IT ENTIRELY ANYWAY oh my god your creativity is through the roof
"Selena's better" Selena doesn't even sing live what the fuck
COME THROUGH HIGH SODIUM LEVELS!!!!!
Thank you. I wish there were more videos like this because I want to know what the hell im looking at/listening to when I watch vocal videos
Thank you. I'm not being sarcastic at all. I actually learned something about the notes and how they're structured. This was actually a very informative video. Nicely done.
You made best video ever
Ariana is by far our generations best vocalist
That is also you clearly have know knowledge of vocal pedagogy if you think Arabs I the best vocalist of this generation he has essay t many vocal issues and flaws to even be considered a great vocalist. She has no resonance or support Beyoncé B4/C5 notes, has jaw and jaw tension which causes her to strain occasionally lose her pitch, plus her ease in her upper register is the only thing she has going for her but there is no support at all!!! And if there is no support then resonance cannot exist either, and let's no let get started on her non-existent lower register
+RyderC Daniels please don't say someone has no knowledge when half of that essay you just wrote made zero sense and you said "Arabs" instead Ariana 😩😂👋🏼
greedy for grande
skjdsk lmao!! anyway, we all make mistakes
+RyderC Daniels lol "Arabs"
I love jokes. U misspelled Beyonce
the music literally is making me fall asleep please i can't
I love this video!!!!!!! I've learned a LOT with it! Thank you
This video was amazing, and I loved that you used Mariah for the whistle register. I didn't even know Ariana went sharp somewhere lmao
i love the person who made this video . for real i want as hell to private chat him/her
i saved all this channel's videos in my phone offline mode
i mean it's perfect 💙💚💛💜💓💙 love you
please want some more
Omg thank you for this video ! It was suggested to me by a friend and it was really helpful 🙏🏻
hahahaah this was such a funny and informative video I love it 💕 please do make more of these
I love you for this video.
I loved the transition from the live to studio focus
I was wondering what was the background song but after listening to it 10000 times i found it 😂. It is the my everything inteo slowed down!
In love with this👏🏻👏🏻
Your editing skills are impressive!!!
omg so cool that vid i can show it to people that doesnt undestand me when i say i just hit a Eb5 in cheast or F#7 in whistle lol hahah btw to all the vocal nerds there is an app named voacl pitch monitior it is so helpfull it have the notes and each octaves.
This is so incredible, this is so helping. Thank you :)
this is amazing it's my new favourite thing ever
the editing on this is godly.
love this kind of videos
E and B doesn't have flat o sharp because they haven't a semitone 😋😋😋😘
i feel so educated even though i already knew some of this lmao
me too. xD
INCREDIBLE VIDEO! thank you:)
good job it was very informative hope u do more thanks
that Selena is better made me laugh for a whole hour omg😂😂
personally I love ari I think that she sings very well and this was helpful lol I sing a bit so this was educational lol ari will forever slay
GOOD VIDEO well the end is kinda scary
This was so funny! you made my day!😀
can somebody tell me where she sing the live vision of focus at 0:02
It's from caesars palace, on 2016 new years.
this was so informative !!! thank u!!
oh hell yeah thanks so much
This is like the funniest video ever!!
I love this video!!
thanks baby, it helped me a lot bit I still have some issues recognizing hv/falsetto, maybe it's because I gotta practice on it! Thanks anyway bb
LMAO THE END I'M DYING JSHDHDHCHD
right when I saw this it popped up and scared the shit out of me 😂
This Is So Cute😍😍😍 And I Get More Information From This Video 😍😍😍
yasss teach them gurl.... to those who said ariana screaming when she actually hit high notes, go get a lesson
How they can say Ariana is screaming when she's singing, they're just saying that because they don't know how to sing very well
Ariana Grande Vocal Analysis (2024)
Voice type: Light-Lyric Soprano
Vocal range: C3-B5-E7 (4 octaves and 2 notes)
Range with the most consistent quality, comfort, and technique: G3-C#5/D5-A5
At best: F3-F5-C6
Lower register: (7/10)
Low notes are bright and clear and have a good projection up to G3 consistently and F3 at best. Quite surprising for someone with a high tessitura considering her high sitting voice. However, she loses consistency, projection, and becomes airy and weak F3 and below.
Mid-belts and mix: (7.5/10)
Mid belts are surprisingly strong for someone who frequently utilizes a heady mix in her belts. Her approach in her mid-belts during her later years (2019 onwards) is more balanced compared to her honeymoon era (2014-early 2016) where her approach is more heady and dangerous woman era (late 2016-2017) where her approach is chestier. She has good control over her mid-belts and it is more balanced, consistent, accessible, and more tensionless than people assume resulting in an open, free, well-projected, and controlled sound consistently from G#4 to D5 especially from Bb4 to C5 at her best. She definitely improved this part of her voice over the years.
Upper-belts/mix: (7/10)
As a soprano like her, her ease and control in this area are good. She may not be the very best and the pinnacle of upper-belting out there, as some of her diehard fans tend to believe, but her consistency and stamina in this area is no joke. Although not consistently, she produces the best and balanced quality from Eb5-F5. As she goes higher beyond F5, she tends to sound thinner but still often avoids straining and too much tension up to G#5 (her signature upper-belting/mix note). However, she loses consistency when she reaches A5 and above which can sometimes be prone to tension, although this doesn't happen much as she was still able to possess a decent quality of mix up to Bb5 especially in her be my baby and breathin performances most of the time. This ease and consistency in her upper-belting range is due to her heady approach with her mix and mixed-belts. Nowadays, she utilizes a more balanced approach (balanced head and chest mix) to her upper-belts/mix especially in her thank u, next and yours truly era. This balanced approach is evidently showcased especially in her sweetener tour and 2023 yours truly 10 year anniversary live performance where she produced a decent but balanced mix. Although she has improved this part of her voice over the years, it has always been consistent in quality and technique with minor flaws and inconsistencies.
Upper-register (head voice and falsetto): (7.5/10)
Contrary to popular belief, Ariana utilizes her head voice just as much as she utilizes her falsetto. Her falsetto is probably one of the best that pop music has to offer. It is polished, smooth, controlled, and easily accessible. On the other hand, her head voice is also good and is consistently well-coordinated and connected up to A5. Performances such as moonlight, thinkin bout you, be alright, get well soon, and many more including song covers such as no one mourns the wicked and I wanna dance with somebody showcases her control and consistency in her head voice. She may not possess the best and most developed head voice in the music industry, but she can still keep up. Her head voice possesses a bright, strong, and roundness quality consistently up to F#5 and sometimes up to A5. However, her head voice can sometimes sound airy which limits her true potential. Further analysis with her head voice after the wicked (2024) movie will come out with her role as Glinda the good witch.
Vocal Agility: (7.5/10)
This may be the vocal skill she possess that has consistently improved over the years. She may not be as good as the best riffers out there like Mariah Carey, Tori Kelly, Beyonce, JoJo, and many others, but her vocal agility is definitely above average and is an integral part of her singing style. She can consistently execute vocal riffs and runs that are precise, fast, and complex with good creativity and musicality. The only downside is that there are few performances where she sounds pitchy and unstable and her vocal runs are sometimes repetitive. Lastly, during her early years, she tends to move her jaw a lot and fortunately, she got rid of that habit almost entirely.
Whistle register: (9.5/10)
One of the best whistle register user in her generation. Able to control her whistle with ease and is also able to create vocal runs and vocal phrases with it.
Vocal Dynamics: (6.5/10)
She has showcased vocal dynamics from time to time where she sang from pianissimo up to fortissimo. This is greatly showcased in her 2023 yours truly 10 year anniversary live performance. However, there are very rare cases of her showcasing crescendo and decresendo.
Vibrato: (10/10)
Her vibrato is one of the most controlled and well-developed that pop music has to offer. It can range from soft/subtle to aggressive/intense and can even shift to it smoothly. This great vibrato is also evident throughout all her register especially in her belts and upper-register.
Vocal transition: (9/10)
Able to easily and smoothly transition between registers from chest to head to whistle and with great control.
Pitch: (8/10)
Her wide vocal range allows her to hit high notes and low notes with good pitch accuracy. She rarely gets off-key and goes sharp/flat.
Vocal stamina: (9/10)
She is able to consistently perform in long periods and still able to maintain a decent to good technique and quality while doing a bunch of adlibs. The disadvantages she has with her stamina are the very few vocal performances where her voice got exhausted performing long periods and minor inconsistencies with some of her live vocal performances.
Note: this analysis is based on an educated opinion and knowledge about vocals and music. Hence, this analysis is based on what I hear from the vocalist's live performances throughout the years. So feel free to politely disagree.
Overall: 8.04/10
Overall comment: She is not as bad as critics say she is and also not as great as diehard fans made her out to be. Her development is distributed fairly evenly throughout range with her mid-belts and upper-register being currently the most developed register. Her major weakness may be that she tends to sing beyond her range with the most consistent quality, comfort, and technique. Fortunately, notes beyond her consistent range are rarely strained, tensed, or weak. Lastly, her biggest asset may be her whistle register, musicality/creativity, vocal stamina, vocal transition, and vibrato. At the end of the day, Ariana Grande is rather a stylistic vocalist with an adequate vocal technique and skill to back up her singing style. She tends to change her singing style depending on the era that she's in.
E, F, C and B are natural "transitions" in a way like I took some music theory in Greek so I don't know how to explain it
I live ari she is my favourite singer in the world, but we all know she can't resonate or support notes like Bb5 I mean we all know she just can't, in that tiny showcase of her resonating a Bb5, she resonated for a fraction of a second
If Justin and Ari got children...they would sing like a fucking choir of angels...
Juan Laya no anyone who has a baby with Ariana their children will sing like choir angels.
Thank you for this
hey i just want to ask you, where can i get that beautiful melody that you put in the background of your video.. i just love it hahahah
mmm some belts from the beginning are bad, the break free and some of dangerous woman belts are unsupported, the larynx is raised and the throat is closed but the rest of her belts are so good
whose is that head voice and from which song?
nearly all of the clips are unsupported haha bad decisions on my part
the head voice is by Kim SoHyang, this is the video: th-cam.com/video/Mz1VjVInx6M/w-d-xo.html
+Ariana GVH yeah, she has some really good clips where she sustains great belts, supported strainless resonance belts
You should've include AMA Focus G#5 and one of the Be my baby Bb5 at her tour, she executed them very well
Lucho Burgos both of the belts you're mentioning are both unsupported. But they do sound good
it is such a pity she does a lot of belts unsupported ...but many singers nowadays do because they also move around a lot a try to dance...and to keep support is sometimes pretty f-ing hard when you're standing calmly ...not moving around or dancing... but I dont find them that painfull to listen to in Ariana's case than like for example in Demi's case... Demi should defo work on that support
@Gao Zhan but if she keeps those bad habits she wont be sounding so good anymore
this was so cute & funny omg
Thanks this helped. I didn't really understand the differences😂 could you do a video on vibrato and falsetto? I don't even know the difference the sound the same to me😂 Idk or someone could explain maybe?
I love your videos SLAY
I made a whole damn quiz for this, edited like it and everything.....I might post it on another account
If i can remeber it it is because between B and C & E and F there is a seminote of difference which would mean there isnt a sharp note , cause the "sharp note" of an "B" would be "C" and the flat one would be "Bb" is the same just that they are a semi note of difference, please correct me if i am wrong
Editing skills!!!
i’m 3 years late lolz but EF and BC don’t have sharp-im not saying this is why- but it bcs they are half steps on piano or instruments in general
i love this but why would ariana refer to herself in third person lmao "she did a b4" "ariana has great support"
Canon law
omg i love this
Great Video!!😇
Am I the only one who keeps repeating 4:26 😂😂
What are the harmonies in the background they are really pretty
2:43
Where is that from?
Still confused on difference between head voice and falsetto
Taylor should learn this
Please someone tell me where she sings Focus with Bunny Ears!
YAASSS queen
There isn't a note between E and F and also B and C because E # is actually the note F . So: E #=F , F b=E , B #=C and C b=B . I hope you understood
Thank you so much!
I loved the video! I hope you make more videos like this one, it helped a lot.
I just wanted to ask, what songs were you using in the background? It sounded very relaxing and I just had to ask.
It's a slowed down version of the intro from ariana's my everything album :)
Thanks for the reply! :)
great video but im pretty see falsetto is a vocal technique rather than a register but still an amazing vid :)
tysm ahhh
4:25 😯😂 What was that?
Btw editing is great
i am sO late i'm so sorry but i just watched this for the first time mybmyb
bUT im still a lil confused about the examples you showed here for head voice bc some of them still seem like falsetto to me?
head voice to me screams like a broadway sound and something more supported (see like: remember me from the phantom of the opera). a lot of the examples you're showing here for head voice (like in ariana's whitney impression) still sound really airy, which is something i'd typically associate with falsetto.
please correct me if i'm wrong i honestly don't know a whole lot i'm just curious! thank you for the vid, it was really helpful
Great Video and all but, how could you tell a note just by listening to it?
PLEASE DO MARIAHHHH😭😭❤🙏🏽
Didn't Ariana hit a B5 in Be My Baby in Las Vegas??
what is the difference between falsetto and whistling?
I almost punched my screen
How do you hear the differences
Aren't Head voice and falsetto the same thing?
00:20 jumpscare😱😵😂
I understand that the higher the # the the higher the note but how do you know which # it is when singing
i'd just use a tuner to find notes
I know some of this stuff from piano
Mom
I think I need to change schools.
Please, I'm so much your Fã, traduction for Brasil, please.
omg i need the link of the video of the first vocal. (Focus Live)
I don't think there's a full video, but it's from the new years event at Caesars Palace.
Thanks 😘
tell me the name song min 2:50
wow i'm dumb as fuck lmao i didn't know anything before this video 😂😂
gurllll what were you playing in the beginning when explains octaves??? it was so magically haunting i need ittt. it's sounds like intro from ME low key
IT IS!!!! lmaooo did u remix it yourself
NVM I FOUND ITNGOOD BYE IGNORE ME GDI
yeah it's the intro. it's slowed down by 10 or 20 times ish
is there an easier way to hit a Bb5 because I've tried everything?
sing from your diaphragm and stay relaxed and increase volume but don't push