She's definetly improving! Just the fact she's consistently belting E5's, is like wow (and even one F5), since she basically didn't had those notes live on the past years
@@badbada3003 no! She's supporting a lot of B4's now days on expectations, her Full Supported Range is F#3 (maybe F3) - C5 (maybe C#5), and now days F#3 - B4/C5
People forget women’s voices don’t completely mature until they’re 30 years old, her vocal cords aren’t finished developing and her voice is rather deep compared to most anyway
The Down C5s were good, but I don’t think they were supported. Her national anthem C5s might be supported, the Bb4s definitely are, that’s probably the cleanest I’ve heard her belt in recent times. Also, I think she did go through a vocal decline while in Fifth Harmony (around 2015-2017) because I remember seeing clips of her singing I’m in love with a Monster in 2015 and Impossible in 2017, and in both, she hardcore struggled to hit the C#5s. However, I think this year because of quarantine she has been resting her voice more. I heard her singing Expectations and her voice sounded pretty similar to the X factor days!
She had a vocal decline for sure, but someople say she fucked up her voice, and I don't think that's true, the only register that we can say she declined for sure was the falsetto/hv, but her lows got better and her belts didn't declined at all, just like the ease, or the strain that it's more evident, but her range didn't changed at all
@@popvocalstv I felt her Down C5 had tension so could not be supported. I agree, her Expectations B4s are much better these days, some of them are probably supported. She did have a vocal decline, and not just in her falsetto / HV register, it was also in her mixed voice. There was a time when she was straining to hit A4s, which is not high at all for her as a soprano. And basically all her fifth octave notes were throaty. Check out performances in 2015-2017 to see what I mean.
You got to look at it this way when she was in fifth harmony she was expected to fullfill a certain role and play her part. Just like the others, they all can sing in there own rights and have there own areas they excel in. Thats the main reason you didnt see her doing it or being able to do it as efficiently or effortlessly as she possibly could, but now with them all being solo she can explore music and her vocals and see what she likes to do and doesn't. Yea i wish she would've shown off her upper register more but it didnt happen. Now i can fully see her talent with her new music and her getting her confidence in herself back and being over all mentally and physically more happy and confident with what shes doing. Not saying she hated Fifth Harmony but you have to think about it being put in a group when you originally wanted to make solo music it wasnt what she or any of the other girls had planned but it was a stepping stone to now and look at all the growth they've all made and i cant be anything but supportive and proud of all the music they put out. I support them all and what music they make now.
Eu não concordo mais com o termo suporte, mas os C#5's dela parecem bem livres de tensão, e praticamente todos C5's recentes também, principalmente os do Hino Nacional
Eu acho que ela tinha perdido um pouco por um tempo, na época o 5h que ela vivia cansada, mas ultimamente ela se recuperou, a diferença agr que ela talvez só preciso por mais esforço e a voz dela esteja um pouco mais rouca
0:43 i think it's definitely well supported no airiness, completely free, good placement, larynx isn't too high, not tense, it's inconsistently supported at least
Soprano A lot of people think that lol. I think it’s debatable? Since there’s so much confusion around it but I think her being untrained plays a big role. I’ve seen people say soprano more recently but...who knows. She’s young and her voice is still subject to change.
She had a vocal decline for sure, but someople say she fucked up her voice, and I don't think that's true, the only register that we can say she declined for sure was the falsetto/hv, but her lows got better and her belts didn't declined at all specially now, that's she's using a heady mix
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i wish she would be more confident in her use of 5th octave belts, she sounds good af and even though she had a ‘decline’ she’s steadily improving imo
She's definetly improving! Just the fact she's consistently belting E5's, is like wow (and even one F5), since she basically didn't had those notes live on the past years
@@popvocalstv but she regressed now her supported range is F#3-Bb4 her low is somehwat improved cuz she sounds lower than 5 years ago
@@badbada3003 no! She's supporting a lot of B4's now days on expectations, her Full Supported Range is F#3 (maybe F3) - C5 (maybe C#5), and now days F#3 - B4/C5
@@popvocalstv wow she consistently does B4/C5? do you know Dinah and Ally’s consistent support?
@@oozerboozer7628 Lauren's consistent is G#3 - Bb4
Dinah A3 - A4
Ally A3 - B4
Normani G#3/A3 - G4
Camila G#3/A3 - A4
People forget women’s voices don’t completely mature until they’re 30 years old, her vocal cords aren’t finished developing and her voice is rather deep compared to most anyway
Her voice isn't that deep.
@@kevindurbin7412 i agree i meant raspyness
1:56 this is support for me
1:22 is support
The Down C5s were good, but I don’t think they were supported. Her national anthem C5s might be supported, the Bb4s definitely are, that’s probably the cleanest I’ve heard her belt in recent times.
Also, I think she did go through a vocal decline while in Fifth Harmony (around 2015-2017) because I remember seeing clips of her singing I’m in love with a Monster in 2015 and Impossible in 2017, and in both, she hardcore struggled to hit the C#5s. However, I think this year because of quarantine she has been resting her voice more. I heard her singing Expectations and her voice sounded pretty similar to the X factor days!
I'm almost sure she supported the first C5 of Down, and she has very clean B4's on Expectations btw
She had a vocal decline for sure, but someople say she fucked up her voice, and I don't think that's true, the only register that we can say she declined for sure was the falsetto/hv, but her lows got better and her belts didn't declined at all, just like the ease, or the strain that it's more evident, but her range didn't changed at all
@@popvocalstv I felt her Down C5 had tension so could not be supported. I agree, her Expectations B4s are much better these days, some of them are probably supported.
She did have a vocal decline, and not just in her falsetto / HV register, it was also in her mixed voice. There was a time when she was straining to hit A4s, which is not high at all for her as a soprano. And basically all her fifth octave notes were throaty. Check out performances in 2015-2017 to see what I mean.
I mean right now she's in a good moment her belts are headier than ever
@@popvocalstv true, I think quarantine is helping her rest her voice.
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You got to look at it this way when she was in fifth harmony she was expected to fullfill a certain role and play her part. Just like the others, they all can sing in there own rights and have there own areas they excel in. Thats the main reason you didnt see her doing it or being able to do it as efficiently or effortlessly as she possibly could, but now with them all being solo she can explore music and her vocals and see what she likes to do and doesn't. Yea i wish she would've shown off her upper register more but it didnt happen. Now i can fully see her talent with her new music and her getting her confidence in herself back and being over all mentally and physically more happy and confident with what shes doing. Not saying she hated Fifth Harmony but you have to think about it being put in a group when you originally wanted to make solo music it wasnt what she or any of the other girls had planned but it was a stepping stone to now and look at all the growth they've all made and i cant be anything but supportive and proud of all the music they put out. I support them all and what music they make now.
Eu não concordo mais com o termo suporte, mas os C#5's dela parecem bem livres de tensão, e praticamente todos C5's recentes também, principalmente os do Hino Nacional
Eu acho que ela tinha perdido um pouco por um tempo, na época o 5h que ela vivia cansada, mas ultimamente ela se recuperou, a diferença agr que ela talvez só preciso por mais esforço e a voz dela esteja um pouco mais rouca
Apesar da voz dela ter mudado, os C5s dela parecem livres de tensão. Ela pode até ter declinado vocalmente, mas nada tão grave assim.
So her supported range at her best is
F#3-C5/C#5?
Is that so that's already wide even wider than all lm members
I thought Perrie and Leigh at had hit supported D5’s before?
yes but putting everything together, (lows and belts) Lauren has a bigger range
PopVocalsTV Is Lauren like consistent wise the best vocalist in 5h now? or is her lack of resonance preventing it.
@@oozerboozer7628 perrie never supported D5
@@oozerboozer7628 I think Ally is the most consistent, Lauren is good but she's still a work in progress.
She smokes heavily which gets her voice lower and her weight gain makes the belts more powerful
Definitely never supported C#5. She’s always had a chesty mix, and I don’t feel like she’s supported any C5s since.
She definetly supported the first C5 of Down and National Anthem too
her mix is not that chesty at all.
I think this one 0:44 is supported, no thoraty, tension, free
hannahallyana there is distortion, it’s just hard to hear with the other girls signing
@@knaxor I would still give her that
0:43 i think it's definitely well supported no airiness, completely free, good placement, larynx isn't too high, not tense, it's inconsistently supported at least
She's a young mezzo.
What type of voice is she? I been seeing people calling her all they type of voice that exists.
I honestly don't know, but I can say for sure she's not a alto
She’s a soprano. Just an untrained one. She has pretty good lows though and I think that along with her tone throws people off.
I was thinking she was a mezzo this whole time lol
Soprano A lot of people think that lol. I think it’s debatable? Since there’s so much confusion around it but I think her being untrained plays a big role. I’ve seen people say soprano more recently but...who knows. She’s young and her voice is still subject to change.
She's definitely a soprano
do you think she actually had a vocal decline or did her voice just change overtime?
She had a vocal decline for sure, but someople say she fucked up her voice, and I don't think that's true, the only register that we can say she declined for sure was the falsetto/hv, but her lows got better and her belts didn't declined at all specially now, that's she's using a heady mix
I know I'm dumb but what is actually a vocal decline?
The name speaks by itself 😂, is when someone declined vocally
0:30 that wasn't supported. The ones right before it might've been tho.
It was for sure supported, no tension at all, good placement...
@@popvocalstv I heard some slightly scratchy metallic sound...good placement but likely not supported.
If you compare It with the other ones she does on that Performance you'll see the difference
what does it mean for it to be supported?
@@noname-qi3fm uhhh it means to like sing with a healthy placement
Better than support I prefer the word freedom
I prefer support 😂
@@popvocalstv support it means more the support by the breath, freedom goes directly to the point because it means freedom of unnecessary tensions
@@popvocalstv free vocal range, the free vocal range of Ariana Grande, is E3 - A5 - Eb6 at her best
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@@popvocalstv I can't see the emojis lol, I see 3 rectangles with a X, what they are?