The new book by Justin Stoney "Sing Like Never Before" is now available! 🎶📖🎤 A vocal pedagogy book like none you've ever seen! Learn more at singlikeneverbefore.com or get your copy on Amazon ➡ www.amazon.com/Sing-Like-Never-Before-Technique/dp/1950659755/
Ha! Me too. Very "Musical Theatre." He's amazing. Have you heard how different he can make his voice sound. You got see this: th-cam.com/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/w-d-xo.htmle
This is so true. Terminology like this hindered my progress for years. Make sure you find a teacher that uses terms that you understand and can apply people....it will make a world of difference in your singing progress. Singing isn't really that hard, it's just very specific and intentional.
Very true. I have had so many different teachers during the past five years and even though many of them were nice, no one really taught me a good and healthy vocal technique. But my current teacher, and also my favorite, has really opened my eyes to what a good singing technique should feel like and it has a lot to do with what terms she uses. If I don't understand a technique she's showing, she will rephrase and use other words/mental images to explain. It's so important!
Ooo. I dare you! Ha! I wonder what the teacher would say? Have you heard Justin's range and how different he can make his voice sound. You got see this. th-cam.com/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/w-d-xo.htmle Spread the word!
Justin is a great teacher because he always illustrates with his voice the point he is making. Right combination of theory and example working together. . By watching his lessons I understood the value of playing with your voice in different styles. He masters the art of controlled flexibility. It looks like he can impersonate any possible singer.
Thank you Alejandro for your incredible support for Justin! We are so thankful for your hard work and dedication, wishing you a Happy New Year from NYVC!
EXACTLY!! I am so angry to older teachers telling to bring my voice forward without explaining -_- your channel is AMAZING dude!! you are one the few who actually "knows" how to sing and how to use all these techniques... PLEASE continue what your are doing :) If you could post some more videos on riffs, trills and runs that'd be great!!!
Εξαιρετικός ο φίλος Νικόλα και όπως λες , δίνει παράδειγμα με ήχο στα περισσότερα από αυτά που λέει πράγμα που είναι από οτι αισθάνομαι ο πιο άμεσος και αληθινός τρόπος που μπορεί να βρεί ένας δάσκαλος για να σε πείσει για το καθετί, πράγμα που στην παιδαγωγική του τραγουδιού σπανίζει. Καλή συνέχεια σε ο,τι κάνεις!
Wow! This summary episode is incredible! Thank you, Justin! Never seen any other vocal teachers as sophisticated as you, nor on youtube nor in real life! Especially not for free! You are huge, man! :)
Honestly, "Chiaroscuro" refers to the contrast between shadows and lights, but on a single subject, not the entire work, but I guess it helps conveying the idea.
I don't sing and I don't watch these types of videos. Here I am, captivated by the knowledge, technique and experience of this amazing teacher. Best first video I've ever watched, I even got to see previews of their other content. I'm amazed with how much the voice can do, and honestly, I've been trying to go along with the content. I have a long road ahead of me... Thank you for your time, devotion, professionalism and happy go lucky attitude; You've truly inspired me!
I loved seeing these techniques in relation to eachother. Sometimes the videos seem to live in their own vacuum while they're actually all around techniques in all types of singing, but this fixes it for these techniques for me. Can you do one on overtone singing? I know it's oddly specific and obscure, but I'm having huge trouble with it.
Some Italian teachers seem to say to me that one must if one can, to maintain that chiaro oscuro through the tenor range maintaining chest register even to the c5. Something i cannot comprehend how to do but when you hear a tenor sing so loud and seemingly connected they must be doing that. I know I'm wrong somewhere but I love operatic technique and there are not many teachers out there. Would love some feedback as other teachers don't even mention chiaro oscuro as you have. Cheers. You're the best. Ps, I know we don't have to sing over a full Orchestra without amplification but the thrill of hearing a strong tenor like corelli or Salvatore Fisichella is other worldly yo me. I love it.
Hello my friend YOU Sir must be the best vocal youtube coach! Keep it up !! I can´t thank you enough for sharing all this content! I would love to have classes with you but I´m near antartica so thats somewhat unlikely in the near future. Once again I thank you and send warm regards!!!
And so handsome! And an amazing singer! Have you heard Justin's range and how different he can make his voice sound. You got see this: th-cam.com/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/w-d-xo.htmle
I watched them over and over. Then I got Justin's vocal training course: voicelessonstotheworld.com/page/vocal_course It's fabulous and affordable. Highly suggest it!
First time to see this. Gonna try what you said to have that brighter sound I've been looking for to my voice approach 'cause I sound like horrifying. Anyway, thank uou for this approach of yours! One of your subscriber right now. And tumbs up 👍 😊
I just love this channel... Besides the great tips and information they share, you can feel inspired after you watch an episode. Justin, thank you for all the kind words in every video. You are an inspiration for every singer. Thank you, so much! You always remind us to pursuit the joy at singing. That is priceless.
Thank you so much for your incredible words of support! Justin is so grateful for your commitment to joyful singing, wishing you a happy happy new year from Justin & everyone at NYVC!
Yes, I love it too. Justin is amazing. Have you heard Justin's range and how different he can make his voice sound. You got see this: th-cam.com/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/w-d-xo.htmle
Aren't there cases where you SHOULD tell someone they need to lift the soft palate, such as hypernasality? I was shocked when you said never let anyone tell you to raise the soft palate! Can you explain a little more on that statement? Thank you!
Great question Kaela! Justin is making a little bit of a joke with that comment. There are indeed cases of hyper-nasality. However, most singers do not need to raise their Soft Palate as it already raises naturally for all vowels sounds. Voice Teachers actually mean to address the Larynx when they address the Soft Palate. They confuse brighter formants for "nasality" and mistakenly go after the Soft Palate. This misunderstanding leads most singers to a lot of Tongue Tension and an obsession with fixing an area that actually doesn't need fixing. But, you're right, there are some rare cases when some singers actually are singing with TOO MUCH Nasal Resonance. Most singers, though, have difficulty accessing their Nasal Resonance rather than the other way around. Episode 60 (and also Episode 2 and Episode 77) of our show should help you understand this VERY common vocal myth and misunderstanding! Happy Singing! :)
Some of the "vocalists" on "The Voice" tend to "fall backwards," so that's where you can see this sort of thing. On the other hand, I also hear a lot of aspiring singers press forward and "up" with a strained sound, and the "voice coaches" on the show seem to encourage this clearly questionable idea. I'd like to get you take on this, Justin, if you have a moment. Thanks, and keep up the good work!
We appreciate your wonderful insight and vocal critique, that is key to being a great singer and performer! If you'd like to contact Justin, we encourage you to reach out to questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com. Thank you so much for the support and Happy Singing, from NYVC!
I found my head voice 5 months ago but its still not very usable in singing, it sounds husky and i can't maintain it for long, my chest tries to enter when i sing in headvoice. How do i improve this
I love your videos and have learned so much technically and theoretically from them. So thank you for that. I'll try to keep this question short as maybe it's been covered to its fullest extent in previous videos. I would like to know if physically we as singers max out? My passagio is around a G4 and I can get my head voice up to a G5 (working on making it clean) but physically it feels like I can't move above that with my vocal chords. I can not figure out how to even squeak passed a G#5. Is this something that comes with strengthening the head voice or is it time for a new technique? New video idea or have you covered this territory in extent already in prior videos. Thanks again so much I'm looking forward to any feedback
Thank you so much for your amazing question and feedback for Justin! We encourage you to send your questions to questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com. Thanks again, we're looking forward to hearing from you!
The new book by Justin Stoney "Sing Like Never Before" is now available! 🎶📖🎤
A vocal pedagogy book like none you've ever seen!
Learn more at singlikeneverbefore.com or get your copy on
Amazon ➡ www.amazon.com/Sing-Like-Never-Before-Technique/dp/1950659755/
My Favorite :
FORWARD RESONANCE✅️
BRIGHT QUALITY✅️
NASAL TWANG✅️
NASAL CAVITY✅️
ORAL TWANG✅️
ORAL CAVITY✅️
I love it when he hits the piano.
Ha! We do too! -NYVC
CHRISTI XX This is what made me subscribe lol
I lost it 😂😂
same
"Hit me harder daddy"
00:32 I LOOOOVE how he always takes this paper :DDD
Ha! Me too. Very "Musical Theatre." He's amazing. Have you heard how different he can make his voice sound. You got see this: th-cam.com/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/w-d-xo.htmle
This is so true. Terminology like this hindered my progress for years. Make sure you find a teacher that uses terms that you understand and can apply people....it will make a world of difference in your singing progress. Singing isn't really that hard, it's just very specific and intentional.
Very true. I have had so many different teachers during the past five years and even though many of them were nice, no one really taught me a good and healthy vocal technique. But my current teacher, and also my favorite, has really opened my eyes to what a good singing technique should feel like and it has a lot to do with what terms she uses. If I don't understand a technique she's showing, she will rephrase and use other words/mental images to explain. It's so important!
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@@nicoleraheem1195 youre rebeca´s teacher?
@@davidmoralescasillas9893 lol
@@nicoleraheem1195 Are you Rebecca's teacher?
I studied to be an opera singer, and this teacher is hands down better than the Juilliard trained professors that I had!
Wow! Thank you so much for your super kind words Michele! I'm sure Justin really appreciates them! -NYVC
I still hear choir directors say, "Raise the soft palate." It's really tempting to say, "Justin said that is an outdated idea."
Ooo. I dare you! Ha! I wonder what the teacher would say? Have you heard Justin's range and how different he can make his voice sound. You got see this. th-cam.com/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/w-d-xo.htmle Spread the word!
Justin is a great teacher because he always illustrates with his voice the point he is making. Right combination of theory and example working together. . By watching his lessons I understood the value of playing with your voice in different styles. He masters the art of controlled flexibility. It looks like he can impersonate any possible singer.
Thank you Alejandro for your incredible support for Justin! We are so thankful for your hard work and dedication, wishing you a Happy New Year from NYVC!
Awesome! This is why I hate vague terminology like "put the sound on the back" and many others! I love your vocal pedagogy approach!!!
Thanks! More videos coming next month! -NYVC
Hi Leo! I was so sad when Rose refused to give up the door and you froze to death and drowned. 😭😭😭
We were too😭 -NYVC
lol 😂
EXACTLY!! I am so angry to older teachers telling to bring my voice forward without explaining -_- your channel is AMAZING dude!! you are one the few who actually "knows" how to sing and how to use all these techniques... PLEASE continue what your are doing :) If you could post some more videos on riffs, trills and runs that'd be great!!!
Thank you so much Nick for your awesome support and enthusiasm! Justin is so glad VLTTW have helped you on your vocal journey, happy singing!
Εξαιρετικός ο φίλος Νικόλα και όπως λες , δίνει παράδειγμα με ήχο στα περισσότερα από αυτά που λέει πράγμα που είναι από οτι αισθάνομαι ο πιο άμεσος και αληθινός τρόπος που μπορεί να βρεί ένας δάσκαλος για να σε πείσει για το καθετί, πράγμα που στην παιδαγωγική του τραγουδιού σπανίζει. Καλή συνέχεια σε ο,τι κάνεις!
this video helped me more than 10,000,000 singing tutorials I watched previously on youtube
Wow! This summary episode is incredible! Thank you, Justin! Never seen any other vocal teachers as sophisticated as you, nor on youtube nor in real life! Especially not for free! You are huge, man! :)
Thank you so much for your incredible support! Justin is so grateful for your feedback and dedication, wishing you well from Justin & NYVC!
Couldn't agree more. He is one of a kind and I am so happy to be fortunate to work with him.
Hey Justin, you know with this episode, you just proved to me you are the most proficient and versatile vocal coach on TH-cam! Thanks!
Mr. Stoney is so grateful for all your kind words Tan! We're so glad to know the show has been helpful to you! -NYVC
You are such a breath of FRESH FUN AIR!!!
Lol! We're happy to know you are enjoying the show! :) -NYVC
True
Thanks for putting that video up about forward placement. I trying to sing with forward placement to find my true fach. Especially learning opera.
Thank you so much for your wonderful support! Justin is so grateful for your feedback and enthusiasm, wishing you well from NYVC!
WoW Justin , when you sing in a balanced way , with low larynx and bright resonances you have a beautiful tenor voice , it’s amazing !!!
Mr. Stoney appreciates your kind words! -NYVC
Aww yes, Justin is back! These videos have been really helpful and one of the questions answered might have even been mine...
Thank you so much for your wonderful support for Justin! We are so grateful for your enthusiasm, wishing you a Happy New Year from Justin & NYVC!
I used to watch your videos years ago while studying in undergrad. Your videos helped me graduate with my degree in voice. Thank you!
That’s incredible! We’ll pass this on to Justin, we know he’ll be encouraged to hear it! -NYVC
I love his knowledge and his personality!!!!
Honestly, "Chiaroscuro" refers to the contrast between shadows and lights, but on a single subject, not the entire work, but I guess it helps conveying the idea.
I don't sing and I don't watch these types of videos.
Here I am, captivated by the knowledge, technique and experience of this amazing teacher. Best first video I've ever watched, I even got to see previews of their other content.
I'm amazed with how much the voice can do, and honestly, I've been trying to go along with the content. I have a long road ahead of me...
Thank you for your time, devotion, professionalism and happy go lucky attitude; You've truly inspired me!
Thank you for this kind feedback Kimmy! We are happy you ended up here and we are so glad to be a part of your vocal journey! -NYVC
This guy deserves more views. He really helped me develop my head voice!
Yes! Totally agree! Have you heard how different he can make his voice sound. Amazing: th-cam.com/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/w-d-xo.htmle
Justin, you are not only the yoda of voice teacher but also The Presentation Wizard. Your work are deserved a Nobel Prize.
Justin greatly appreciates your kind words! -NYVC
Finally came back watching my fav vocal coach whos the coolest guy. ❤️
💙 -NYVC
I loved seeing these techniques in relation to eachother. Sometimes the videos seem to live in their own vacuum while they're actually all around techniques in all types of singing, but this fixes it for these techniques for me.
Can you do one on overtone singing? I know it's oddly specific and obscure, but I'm having huge trouble with it.
A lot of people ask about that. Might be best to get with a voice teacher who specializes in that specifically. -NYVC
I love Stoney's voice. When he sings and plays the piano, wow.....really beautiful.
Justin appreciates your kind words, Jeannie! -NYVC
Never thought I'd be getting such great singing lessons from Leonardo DiCaprio
This is the first time i've watched this guy and he is great, like a singer, actor, comedian and teacher all in one. He must have done well in school!
Justin appreciates your kind words, Caeli! We're so glad you like the show, thank you for subscribing! :D -NYVC
Thank you so much! So helpful! I have an audition tomorrow and It’s helped me so much with Broadway style :)
Wow! I love the detailed breakdown of what is actually taking place, this helped me a lot!
So glad it helped you! -NYVC
Some Italian teachers seem to say to me that one must if one can, to maintain that chiaro oscuro through the tenor range maintaining chest register even to the c5. Something i cannot comprehend how to do but when you hear a tenor sing so loud and seemingly connected they must be doing that. I know I'm wrong somewhere but I love operatic technique and there are not many teachers out there. Would love some feedback as other teachers don't even mention chiaro oscuro as you have. Cheers.
You're the best.
Ps, I know we don't have to sing over a full Orchestra without amplification but the thrill of hearing a strong tenor like corelli or Salvatore Fisichella is other worldly yo me. I love it.
We have an episode on Chiaroscuro! It's a Quick Singing Tip Episode! -NYVC
The coolest and funnest vocal coach of the world. He does it just great !
FINALLY A NEW VIDEO
More videos coming next month! Promise! -NYVC
Mal Star morning I
This guy really knows what his talking about. Great singer, great teacher, great channel !!
Mr. Stoney and the team are grateful for your kind words Nahuel! -NYVC
Justin is Just Right as always!
Thank you, Selda! -NYVC
Love your show! Thank you guys so much for all your hard work, esp. you Stoney! What a character
He is quite a character indeed! Thanks for your support Colin! - NYVC
Justin is a great teacher.I like the way he teaches.
Thank you so much Nikolas! -NYVC
Hello my friend YOU Sir must be the best vocal youtube coach! Keep it up !! I can´t thank you enough for sharing all this content! I would love to have classes with you but I´m near antartica so thats somewhat unlikely in the near future. Once again I thank you and send warm regards!!!
We'll pass your kind words on to Justin! We're so glad our show helps you! :D Thank you so much Ricardo! -NYVC
I love you Justin. You are the best coach I've ever seen
Hi Juan! Justin appreciates your kind words! :) -NYVC
Wow this was pretty much a summery of all the videos in your channel. Thank you very much! :)
Thank YOU Camilo for your wonderful dedication and support to VLTTW! Justin is so grateful for your feedback, keep up the great work!
You have such a great voice and I love the way you explained the elements making it easier for me to understand.
As an Italian, I love Justin's Italian pronunciation 😍
Wonderful! I'm sure he's glad to hear that! -NYVC
One of the best example for having a very Chiaroscuro voice is Danny Gaither. What a wonderful singer!
Cool!! Thanks for sharing that Mohammad! For more on Chiaroscuro, check out our Quick Singing Tips episode on the topic. :) -NYVC
Justin, do not forget the video with voice change from age!!
Happy New Justin.. Always great to see new videos from you and I use them with my own vocal students. Love your animated fun approach.
Thanks for your support Jim! Wishing you continued Success with your students! Happy New Year!
Man you're just turned over my world! I always lower larynx, raise soft palate and lower tongue. shiii
Awesome we have Justin to set the record straight. -NYVC
Great video- there are just so many considerations, it can be overwhelming.
This guy seriously, is amazing! I’m impressed! Teach me!!
justin is the best singing teacher i've ever known.
Justin appreciates your kindness! :) -NYVC
Super voice virtuous and a great teacher. Thank you very much.
Justin appreciates your kind words Timo! :) -NYVC
5:39 - Twang
6:25 - Higher Larynx Positions
8:02 - The Fronted Tongue
8:53 - The Soft Palate
9:56 - Vocal Fold Contact
Thank you Epiphany! We're working on putting Chapters in as well! -NYVC
thankyou Justin for these videos, you/they are brilliant
Justin appreciates your kind words Matt! :) Keep up the great work with your singing! -NYVC
Justin you make learning fun! Thanks
What a compliment! Justin really appreciates it! -NYVC
Excellent and fantastic at all. Very helpful. Thanks a lot.
So glad this was helpful! Thanks Tapan! -NYVC
Your balanced sound is a beautiful tenor sound
Many thanks from Mr. Stoney! -NYVC
You are a great teacher! Thank you for this show! Subscribed!
Yay! Thanks for subscribing! -NYVC
Brilliant!! Thank you so much, Justin, for another great lesson!
We're super happy you enjoyed it Lizzy! Thanks for all your support! -NYVC
He's so nice!!!
And so handsome! And an amazing singer! Have you heard Justin's range and how different he can make his voice sound. You got see this: th-cam.com/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/w-d-xo.htmle
im about to watch every single one of your videos
I watched them over and over. Then I got Justin's vocal training course: voicelessonstotheworld.com/page/vocal_course It's fabulous and affordable. Highly suggest it!
I'm really enjoying your videos amd learning alot! thank you! Can't wait for ur next vid!
New video came out today! th-cam.com/video/dCKNZsDGST4/w-d-xo.html
-NYVC
Can't wait to watch it thanx for all your hard work! I'm sure to put in the practice!!
Thank you sir, For all These Great lessons.
Thank YOU for watching and subscribing, Parsa! -NYVC
the way you play with all your vocal organs with ease is so amazing.
How can one person know so much about singing? Great stuff!
Lots of studying and experience! :) -NYVC
Justin, as always, thanks for the inspiration, the information and the presentation! Are there any specific exercises that encourage singing forward?
Justin - love your videos - interesting, informative & right on. And, you are a hoot!!!
Hi Joseph, thanks so much for your wonderful support and feedback for Justin! Enjoy VLTTW :)
First time to see this. Gonna try what you said to have that brighter sound I've been looking for to my voice approach 'cause I sound like horrifying. Anyway, thank uou for this approach of yours! One of your subscriber right now. And tumbs up 👍 😊
We're glad this helped! And, thanks for subscribing! We're so glad to have you here! -NYVC
Great teacher and lesson. I wish I had it 20 years ago
We're so glad you're here now, Monica! Thanks for watching and let us know if you need anything! -NYVC
I just love this channel...
Besides the great tips and information they share, you can feel inspired after you watch an episode.
Justin, thank you for all the kind words in every video. You are an inspiration for every singer. Thank you, so much! You always remind us to pursuit the joy at singing. That is priceless.
Thank you so much for your incredible words of support! Justin is so grateful for your commitment to joyful singing, wishing you a happy happy new year from Justin & everyone at NYVC!
Yes, I love it too. Justin is amazing. Have you heard Justin's range and how different he can make his voice sound. You got see this: th-cam.com/video/tnSSp3R9Wd8v/w-d-xo.htmle
Justin, you are the man.
Thank you so much Teodor for your awesome support for Justin! Enjoy VLTTW :)
Truely excellent video Justin! thx!
forward placement is the only way i don't sound like an injured animal. so glad i can put the soft palate to bed. thanka!
Aw! We're sure that's not true, Black Velvet! Learning how to sing just takes time! :) -NYVC
Welcome back Justin!
Very constructive videos. What a voice. Thank you!
We're glad you like them Katherine! -NYVC
Very informative. Thank you very much
Glad you enjoyed it!! -NYVC
Can I just give him 100 likes for that sense of humor and piano hits
Lol! -NYVC
Aren't there cases where you SHOULD tell someone they need to lift the soft palate, such as hypernasality? I was shocked when you said never let anyone tell you to raise the soft palate! Can you explain a little more on that statement? Thank you!
Great question Kaela! Justin is making a little bit of a joke with that comment. There are indeed cases of hyper-nasality. However, most singers do not need to raise their Soft Palate as it already raises naturally for all vowels sounds. Voice Teachers actually mean to address the Larynx when they address the Soft Palate. They confuse brighter formants for "nasality" and mistakenly go after the Soft Palate. This misunderstanding leads most singers to a lot of Tongue Tension and an obsession with fixing an area that actually doesn't need fixing. But, you're right, there are some rare cases when some singers actually are singing with TOO MUCH Nasal Resonance. Most singers, though, have difficulty accessing their Nasal Resonance rather than the other way around. Episode 60 (and also Episode 2 and Episode 77) of our show should help you understand this VERY common vocal myth and misunderstanding! Happy Singing! :)
I love Justin. I'm gonna travel someday to New York in the hope of meeting him in person. He's always been a great inspiration to me.
He's a great guy in person. You could book a private lesson with him! -NYVC
new subscriber, truly amazing content, thank you!
Welcome! We're so glad you're here, Allkive! -NYVC
Maybe the best video so far!
What technique does Brendon Urie from Panic at the Disco use when he sings? He seems to sing so effortlessly on low and high notes!
this is so helpful ! Thank you
Thank YOU Roberto for your awesome feedback! Happy Singing, from NYVC!
one of the best, funniest episodes Ever.
Lol! So glad you thought it was funny, Parsa! -NYVC
A new video. Yes. I approve
Another great lesson! Thanks!
wow amazing... make more! Do you make videos based on the questions received?
Yes. questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com -NYVC
Although I come here because I want to be a better singer, I also really enjoy how entertaining the videos are.
We're so glad you enjoy them! 😄🎶 -NYVC
Make a joyful noise!?!?!?
Psalms 100
Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all ye lands. Serve the Lord with gladness: come before his presence with singing. -NYVC
Amen!
best vocal teacher on youtube!
Thanks so much for your support! -NYVC
Some of the "vocalists" on "The Voice" tend to "fall backwards," so that's where you can see this sort of thing. On the other hand, I also hear a lot of aspiring singers press forward and "up" with a strained sound, and the "voice coaches" on the show seem to encourage this clearly questionable idea. I'd like to get you take on this, Justin, if you have a moment. Thanks, and keep up the good work!
We appreciate your wonderful insight and vocal critique, that is key to being a great singer and performer! If you'd like to contact Justin, we encourage you to reach out to questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com. Thank you so much for the support and Happy Singing, from NYVC!
"HOW DARE YOU")))))))))))))))))))))))) miss your NEW videos! So really, how dare you, dear Justin)))))))
More coming soon, we promise! -NYVC
really helpful tips! thanks alot!
So glad they were helpful Minh!!! -NYVC
As a barbershop singer, i find this video super helpful. Does your studio help with the barbershop style??
Hi CD! So glad this helped you! And yeah! -NYVC
Very helpful, in depth tutorial !
Super glad you are liking them Nepal! -NYVC
That was helpful Im learning more & more
So glad to hear that! -NYVC
What a great Lesson!!
Thanks Talat! -NYVC
Amazingly helpful
We're so glad! -NYVC
I found my head voice 5 months ago but its still not very usable in singing, it sounds husky and i can't maintain it for long, my chest tries to enter when i sing in headvoice. How do i improve this
Check out episodes 87 and 63! -NYVC
I love your videos and have learned so much technically and theoretically from them. So thank you for that. I'll try to keep this question short as maybe it's been covered to its fullest extent in previous videos. I would like to know if physically we as singers max out? My passagio is around a G4 and I can get my head voice up to a G5 (working on making it clean) but physically it feels like I can't move above that with my vocal chords. I can not figure out how to even squeak passed a G#5. Is this something that comes with strengthening the head voice or is it time for a new technique? New video idea or have you covered this territory in extent already in prior videos. Thanks again so much I'm looking forward to any feedback
Thank you so much for your amazing question and feedback for Justin! We encourage you to send your questions to questions@voicelessonstotheworld.com. Thanks again, we're looking forward to hearing from you!
Very Good vocal teacher🙏♥️👏
Justin i love you!!
6:39 one of the best moments in this video
😄😄😄 -NYVC