For singing while playing, my vocal coach recommends the opposite approach- vocalize the notes as you play with verbal sounds but not the lyrics. This gets you into harmonizing your voice with your instrument and then adding in the actual lyric as you get more comfy. The actual word are seldom as important as the tones so this approach makes a lot of sense to me.
We tend to be SUPER harsh on our own voices and vocal performances rather than others. It is important to hold yourself accountable to make sure that everyone likes your voice, including yourself. That being said, damn, you’re really great at singing! Don’t be too hard on yourself.
Off topic but I just saw a "don't meet your heros" video and Guthrie came up several times in the comments. Anyone meet him? Sounded like he was awkward/withdrawn similar to Neil Peart, who is one of my heroes whom I never got to meet, just heard stories.
For a first reveal, your voice isn’t that bad. That’s the closest to hitting the ground running for a guitar player singing that I’ve heard in a long time
As a vocal teacher I can tell you that, this sounds great! As I tell all my students, tonality all depends on what style you are singing, but the most important aspect of singing is proper breath control! And it sounds like you have that down!! Great stuff man!
This is so awesome! People seem to have a misconception that singing is a natural born talent that you either have or you don’t. The voice is like any other instrument that anyone can play if they really want to. It just takes time, practice and patience to get better at!
I’m sorry but you are born with the ability to sing. You cannot train it if you simply suck. You can improve it but a complete tone deaf singer will never sound good.
@@Bafftubz10 Voice can be shaped. Seriously, obviously there are some types of voices that directly sound better. But you can work with everything with the right technique. You shouldn’t be tone deaf though
"I'm trying to become a better singer." (spits straight fire out of his mouth.) But in all honesty, you're a far better singer than most of the modern "artists" who are hyped up _way_ more than they deserve to be.
This is exactly why I subscribed to Tyler all those years ago. Even tho he is was better than me at guitar (and singing apperantly), he personifies the viewer and gives great advice and kinda holds your hand through the learning process.
It's great to see you overcoming yourself everyday and becoming better and better, that's inspiring Tyler, thank you for sharing this side of yourself!!
Next level challenge... Live video singing. Just you and the guitar. Nothing complicated. Think of Heart of Gold... Guitar, voice. Nothing else. Eternal!
@@najmihakimkhairi1210 very true. But. For some things some people are just simply more naturally talented than others. For example me and my brother both picked up guitars when we were young we both put a week's time in and I was already twice as good. So yeah. Practice makes perfect but you have to have a small natural talent if you want to advance fast
Everybody experiences the phenomenon of hearing their own voice in a recording... its a special type of discomfort for someone legitimately trying to record vocals if they're not already completely confident. Power to ya, I find solace in the fact that there are countless successful singers who aren't that amazing, they just use the voice they have the right way.
I loved the sound of your voice on Level and then I got so excited when you brought up QotSA. Josh Homme's vocal style and range is a big inspiration for my own singing/voice.
Oh my goodness! You sound great, man! I remember hearing you jokingly sing ZZ Top in a semi-recent video and being impressed and now it makes sense! I think I speak for all your viewers when I say I’m glad you were brave enough to let us see your other talents.
Years ago, I read an article where the writer stated that while we want to sing like our heroes, we should be singing in our own voice. You’ve done that here and I have to say you’ve done a damn fine job, Tyler. All jokes aside, singing is hard, it’s even harder in front of a microphone and a video camera. Great job!
one of my FAVORITE killer guitarists not known for his vocals is phil x. ofc everyone knows he is a master session and live player, but when he fronts his band (the drills), it is rock and roll perfection. great job, tyler.
Well he is a pretty good singer, but comparing it to his Guitar playing seems kinda od since hes been mastering the Guitar for years but is still in the learning phase of singing. By no means am i a singing expert but its pretty safe to say that his playing outshines his singing
this video inspired me to work on my vocals too! i have neglected to work on singing for similar reasons. you've given me some more confidence in working on vocals, showing me that i really can improve in that area!
I really like the sound of your voice, and I really like the thought of music being made today with guitars and voice at the forefront of a song again. I’m also a guitarist trying to learn to sing, and it’s really inspiring to see someone who’s way better at guitar than me go through the same discomforts I have. But you sound awesome man, good luck on the album!
Just do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life. Another great tip that REALLY worked for me is to have someone else playing along with you so that the music was "there" and you could focus on the singing, and pretty soon you can do both at the same time without even realizing it.
This is an excellent video, please continue to share this vocal journey and display your growth over time. I appreciate your focus on hard work and practice to gain new skills. It makes things more relatable for us.
Great job on them vocals you look keen and eager to perform a little like me when i first learned a full song with bridge and chorus etc still can only play a few but the repertoire is getting bigger
i once tried to learn singing, but i honestly hate my teenage voice so i kept getting ashamed about it but watching this gives me confidence to keep it up, thank you Tyler
Honestly, you just gotta do breathing exercises and gently warm your voice up everyday. You'll be surprised at how much better your natural tone gets just by treating your voice right. And if you start now, trust that you'll be awesome when your voice is done maturing. Im going to try and get a voice coach soon because I like singing more than I like to play guitar. Right now, I'm just learning basic stuff from a Music Gurus singing course. I know that trying to get better seem intimidating, and it may seem pointless when you compare yourself to your heroes or people your age. But I guarantee that about two to three weeks after you begin to get real instruction and actually try to get good, you will notice changes that make you very pleased. And besides, trying to accomplish your dream feels so thrilling--way better than dreaming it, honestly.
Owl City has a song called Panda Bear and another called Rainbow Veins. Doesn't seem too many people look at his music beyond Fireflies, so I just wanted to throw that out their to go check out!
That was wonderful, thanks for sharing Tyler. Keep at it with singing + playing together, I think there's something even more special there to what you already have going on with the killer guitar playing on its own.
Thanks for being open and genuine about something you’ve been taking on… You’re a great effin guitar player , and I like your singing and music choices! Great job brother!
This must be why Eddie Vedder’s first bit of advice to Bradley Cooper about playing a rock star was, “Always make sure your guitar covers your balls.” It takes a lot courage to sing in front of people, keep up the good work man!
I’m first 10 seconds, I thought “Josh Homme” potential in higher range …was proved right. Great job. It is sobering to find out how great these singer like Josh actually are.
I’ve watched many of your videos over the years, but I have to say this has been one of my favorites, awesome job man! Thanks for sharing!
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You really can sing much more than you think you can. You just have to work on your technique & there are proper ways to practice. Trust me, I've been there. Now I'm both a guitar & vocal teacher. Previously I couldn't sing anything, even the low register stuff. Now I can do AC/DC without straining myself at all.
I’m a singer / songwriter and for me, muscle memory of the guitar part is key to give me the freedom to then sing and work on the melody. If I don’t have to think about the guitar part, I can almost ignore it and focus on the vocal. Top work Tyler!
Dude I’ve been watching your stuff since before I even picked up a guitar. Years later, you inspired me to buy my first PRS. Now you’ve inspired me to post vocal content. Keep up the great work dude.
Dude first off that tune bangs! Lyrics like that can be so generic but those had real meaning from the first time I heard them. Not only that but you're a great singer man. Loved it
Dude! I’ve been following your channel for a while now and it’s just getting stronger! A deconstruction vidéo of any of these tunes (or another???) would be awesome!!
As a lifelong vocalist (ironically.. full ride to Mundelein/Music Chicago, wayyyy back ... nice t-shirt btw! lol) .... BRAVO! If not corrected in editing, wow.. you, for sure, have both the ear & the talent. Unlike technique, those are 2 things that cannot be taught; one either has "it"... or doesn't. You've got a literal fu*k ton of them both, so... well done! :) Stay safe, be well & just keep on playing/singing!!!!!! Thanks for sharing, it was an honor to listen & enjoy!
This is great. Takes guts to show things you’re not 100% comfortable with. It’s inspiring. I’m not the best singer or player but I try. I think this is a great and humble beginning for you, Tyler, you did great. You rock bro, cheers
I think you have a nice voice. I am a singer first, guitarist second. What I noticed over decades of singing is if you FIRST sing with no effects at all, it REALLY shows you where you're strong and where you need improvement. It's hard to hear at first, but it the nakedness of it really helps as you strengthen. Hope this helps... Good luck!
My dad was the singer of his own band Down For Life over 20 years ago here in Pennsylvania, he did the openings for the big bands like Slayer and all that. If he says i can do a good Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin song then i believe it. I think im amateur at best but i love it
i love the raconteurs so much me and my mom would listen to them allll the time i’ve never actually seen anyone cover any of their songs other than steady as she goes, your cover brought me joy
I can't wait to see what else you've come up with!! I've watched almost all of your videos and you're a big reason why I continue playing guitar. I always wondered why you didn't do your own stuff and am very excited for you and what you're doing!! Thank you
Hey big dog, I’m so proud and excited for you for venturing out and trying new things, and being open enough to share. I know most of us guitar players have hoped, tried and failed this same feat. It sounds great too man, knowing it’s super processed too (who’s not?) it sounds great for the fit and style you did here. I’m happy you had fun and are not scared to venture into uncomfortable territory for a lot of this community. Thanks broscotcho. Much love. Kick ass, take names, eat guitussy.🤘🏻
I really dig what your doing with adding the effects to blend with your natural voice, I thought Fireflies sounded great. I hope we get to hear & see you sing more. It would be awesome to see you sing your own original songs too. Keep rocking and teaching!
Dude i laughed at how awesome your fireflies cover was. Please keep singing I've wanted to get into vocals myself but have always struggled with having the confidence. I like what you said about finding your sweeet spot with certain styles and ranges that you're naturally comfortable in!
I also just started singing. im a guitar player first but wanted to start singing. Interesting to see the musicians that i look up to such as Tyler doing the same thing.
Wow I knew you were an exceptional guitar player but who knew you had ALL the talent! I am no professional but I think you sound great and clearly know about mixing / recording. Great job look forward to the album.
Been playing for 9 years but never learned theory. Just got Guitar super system and it’s great. Really a lot of great stuff for anyone who’s already been playing for a while.
Wow! Your singing voice is amazing and powerful. It sounds completely natural, not over compensating. Your enunciation of words and lyrics is clear. You're a natural, made to perform. Keep on blessing peoples ear holes bro. 😁
"You never stop learning." Amen to that. I'm coming up on performing (on one instrument or another) for 30 years, still learning. Here's another dilemna with the path you're taking - being simultaneously at 2 different levels of proficiency. Here's what I mean by that: After about 25 years of playing/performing on several different instruments, I decided to learn to play the euphonium. Still just playing scales and some simple songs, but I can identify myself as (picking numbers out of the air here) a level 15 doublebassist (semi-professional), a level 8 keyboardist (amateur), and a level 2 euphophonist(beginner), and those things are completely divorced from each other. Having the theory background, reading ability, and performance experience does help to accelerate the progress, but the skillsets are still at very different levels. But it's different transitioning from a doublebassist to a euphophonist than it is to transition from a guitarist to a guitarist/singer. Now that I'm trying to take up singing as more than just faking background vocals, it causes a bit of a disjoint as I never plan on just singing but to incorporate it into singer/guitarist, singer/bassist, or singer/keyboardist.
"I've never shared this side of myself with you"
*plays bass*
::Plays bass:: ::slaps camera::
Davie504: *happy slap bass noises*
Sounds great man: singing and song.
Your bluesy tone sounds great as well. 👌🏼
@@Mr-Safology thanks
For singing while playing, my vocal coach recommends the opposite approach- vocalize the notes as you play with verbal sounds but not the lyrics. This gets you into harmonizing your voice with your instrument and then adding in the actual lyric as you get more comfy. The actual word are seldom as important as the tones so this approach makes a lot of sense to me.
I'm sure a good mixture of both would help tone and timing. I think he was probably talking more about timing on that part
I think both would be great approaches-my way looks at the rhythm side and your way addresses the melodic side 🤘🏼
@@MusicisWin That's a good point! Take the medicine that treats your illness- which for me is always signing on key 🤣
This helps me also!
Can you translate this to English please
We tend to be SUPER harsh on our own voices and vocal performances rather than others.
It is important to hold yourself accountable to make sure that everyone likes your voice, including yourself.
That being said, damn, you’re really great at singing! Don’t be too hard on yourself.
"We tend to be SUPER harsh on our own voices and vocal performances rather than others"
except for my neighbor when she sings karaoke 🤣
I am impressed. x
"Not everyone can play every genre" shows picture of Guthrie Govan lmao to funny
What Guthrie cant play?
@@balintpetervari8450 It's a joke. He put Guthrie there because he CAN play basically anything
@@lind3223 exactly! He's an absolute monster!
Except he's like super humble and kind lol
@@lind3223 i know. Thats why i asked what he cant play cause he is a legend. But thanks that was a serious irony. I just didnt realize
Off topic but I just saw a "don't meet your heros" video and Guthrie came up several times in the comments. Anyone meet him? Sounded like he was awkward/withdrawn similar to Neil Peart, who is one of my heroes whom I never got to meet, just heard stories.
For a first reveal, your voice isn’t that bad. That’s the closest to hitting the ground running for a guitar player singing that I’ve heard in a long time
I believe the first singing reveal was his cover of Gravity several years back, it completely caught me off guard, it was pleasing to the ear
As a vocal teacher I can tell you that, this sounds great! As I tell all my students, tonality all depends on what style you are singing, but the most important aspect of singing is proper breath control! And it sounds like you have that down!! Great stuff man!
Loving this vibe! Looking forward to hearing the album. Great video as always.
This is so awesome! People seem to have a misconception that singing is a natural born talent that you either have or you don’t. The voice is like any other instrument that anyone can play if they really want to. It just takes time, practice and patience to get better at!
Yes and the younger you start the growing muscles adapt better and the higher range you can go and the easier it is, that said, you can still learn.
I’m sorry but you are born with the ability to sing. You cannot train it if you simply suck. You can improve it but a complete tone deaf singer will never sound good.
@@eamonmac2751 and it's not helpful if your singing voice doesn't even sound good to people's ears.
@@Bafftubz10 Voice can be shaped. Seriously, obviously there are some types of voices that directly sound better. But you can work with everything with the right technique.
You shouldn’t be tone deaf though
@@musiccer7446... Good point
"I'm trying to become a better singer."
(spits straight fire out of his mouth.)
But in all honesty, you're a far better singer than most of the modern "artists" who are hyped up _way_ more than they deserve to be.
Lol my thoughts too. This was great.
wow i cant find a flaw in this logic
This is exactly why I subscribed to Tyler all those years ago. Even tho he is was better than me at guitar (and singing apperantly), he personifies the viewer and gives great advice and kinda holds your hand through the learning process.
I never imagined you to be a singer, amazing stuff man!
love your voice! more singing!
It's great to see you overcoming yourself everyday and becoming better and better, that's inspiring Tyler, thank you for sharing this side of yourself!!
Next level challenge... Live video singing. Just you and the guitar. Nothing complicated. Think of Heart of Gold... Guitar, voice. Nothing else. Eternal!
This is so good holy shit he’s so talented
Put times in anything and you Will be good at it
@@najmihakimkhairi1210 very true. But. For some things some people are just simply more naturally talented than others. For example me and my brother both picked up guitars when we were young we both put a week's time in and I was already twice as good. So yeah. Practice makes perfect but you have to have a small natural talent if you want to advance fast
Everybody experiences the phenomenon of hearing their own voice in a recording... its a special type of discomfort for someone legitimately trying to record vocals if they're not already completely confident. Power to ya, I find solace in the fact that there are countless successful singers who aren't that amazing, they just use the voice they have the right way.
Never stop
I loved the sound of your voice on Level and then I got so excited when you brought up QotSA. Josh Homme's vocal style and range is a big inspiration for my own singing/voice.
Oh my goodness! You sound great, man! I remember hearing you jokingly sing ZZ Top in a semi-recent video and being impressed and now it makes sense! I think I speak for all your viewers when I say I’m glad you were brave enough to let us see your other talents.
Years ago, I read an article where the writer stated that while we want to sing like our heroes, we should be singing in our own voice. You’ve done that here and I have to say you’ve done a damn fine job, Tyler. All jokes aside, singing is hard, it’s even harder in front of a microphone and a video camera. Great job!
one of my FAVORITE killer guitarists not known for his vocals is phil x. ofc everyone knows he is a master session and live player, but when he fronts his band (the drills), it is rock and roll perfection. great job, tyler.
Dang, your singing is just as perfect as your guitar playing!
So true🤘🏻
Thats kind of an insult to his guitar playing honestly, still, i do think he is a pretty good singer
@@Zfusion911 How? I said his singing and guitar playing are both very good so how is that a insult?
Well he is a pretty good singer, but comparing it to his Guitar playing seems kinda od since hes been mastering the Guitar for years but is still in the learning phase of singing. By no means am i a singing expert but its pretty safe to say that his playing outshines his singing
@@paulurban5603 His playing is better than his singing I can agree with that but I just wanted to complement him so sorry for that.
this video inspired me to work on my vocals too! i have neglected to work on singing for similar reasons. you've given me some more confidence in working on vocals, showing me that i really can improve in that area!
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you did a great job on all these, and played one of my all time favs, that made my day!!!
"Not every guitarist is good at every genre"
Guthrie Govan: "How dare you underestimate my power, mortal!"
You have no clue how much I needed this, inspirational as always
My friend, you sing great. I'd like to see more of this side.
I really like the sound of your voice, and I really like the thought of music being made today with guitars and voice at the forefront of a song again. I’m also a guitarist trying to learn to sing, and it’s really inspiring to see someone who’s way better at guitar than me go through the same discomforts I have. But you sound awesome man, good luck on the album!
that fireflies was actually brilliant
Just do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life. Another great tip that REALLY worked for me is to have someone else playing along with you so that the music was "there" and you could focus on the singing, and pretty soon you can do both at the same time without even realizing it.
This is an excellent video, please continue to share this vocal journey and display your growth over time.
I appreciate your focus on hard work and practice to gain new skills. It makes things more relatable for us.
Great job on them vocals you look keen and eager to perform a little like me when i first learned a full song with bridge and chorus etc still can only play a few but the repertoire is getting bigger
i once tried to learn singing, but i honestly hate my teenage voice so i kept getting ashamed about it but watching this gives me confidence to keep it up, thank you Tyler
The sooner you start the sooner you become an expert. Take advantage of your voice while it can still reach those high notes
Honestly, you just gotta do breathing exercises and gently warm your voice up everyday. You'll be surprised at how much better your natural tone gets just by treating your voice right. And if you start now, trust that you'll be awesome when your voice is done maturing. Im going to try and get a voice coach soon because I like singing more than I like to play guitar. Right now, I'm just learning basic stuff from a Music Gurus singing course. I know that trying to get better seem intimidating, and it may seem pointless when you compare yourself to your heroes or people your age. But I guarantee that about two to three weeks after you begin to get real instruction and actually try to get good, you will notice changes that make you very pleased. And besides, trying to accomplish your dream feels so thrilling--way better than dreaming it, honestly.
You won't learn to sing unless you keep trying. Good on you for regaining that confidence!
That's great man. Knowing that you are not perfect in all musical aspects humanizes you even more.
love the guitar riff adaptation of fireflies
Tyler is a very great showman not gonna lie. I would love to see him live some time...
Owl City has a song called Panda Bear and another called Rainbow Veins. Doesn't seem too many people look at his music beyond Fireflies, so I just wanted to throw that out their to go check out!
Sounds great band is strong vocals raw keep it that way looking forward to the album's
Great singing man
That was wonderful, thanks for sharing Tyler. Keep at it with singing + playing together, I think there's something even more special there to what you already have going on with the killer guitar playing on its own.
Daring! The Raconteurs are AMAZING, and you did great with Level.
Great renditions, especially “Fireflies”! And especially to convert what was majorly done on keyboards to guitars was brilliant!
lol I loved it when Guthrie popped in
Thanks for being open and genuine about something you’ve been taking on… You’re a great effin guitar player , and I like your singing and music choices! Great job brother!
Songs dope! Great voice! Your fly is unzipped in the guitar solo and I think it added a little something.
This must be why Eddie Vedder’s first bit of advice to Bradley Cooper about playing a rock star was, “Always make sure your guitar covers your balls.”
It takes a lot courage to sing in front of people, keep up the good work man!
level is a flawless cover amazing job
You've got a great singing voice dude!
I’m first 10 seconds, I thought “Josh Homme” potential in higher range …was proved right. Great job.
It is sobering to find out how great these singer like Josh actually are.
You’ve got a good voice! Keep it up!
I’ve watched many of your videos over the years, but I have to say this has been one of my favorites, awesome job man! Thanks for sharing!
You really can sing much more than you think you can. You just have to work on your technique & there are proper ways to practice. Trust me, I've been there. Now I'm both a guitar & vocal teacher. Previously I couldn't sing anything, even the low register stuff. Now I can do AC/DC without straining myself at all.
I’m a singer / songwriter and for me, muscle memory of the guitar part is key to give me the freedom to then sing and work on the melody. If I don’t have to think about the guitar part, I can almost ignore it and focus on the vocal. Top work Tyler!
It's hard to find good vocalists in that sort of baritone range. Most of the time they sing so freaking high. This sounds great tho mad props
I LOVE your cover of Fireflies!!!!!!!! Blew me away!
Love your taste in music. The Raconteurs are great!
Dude I’ve been watching your stuff since before I even picked up a guitar. Years later, you inspired me to buy my first PRS. Now you’ve inspired me to post vocal content. Keep up the great work dude.
Try black dog by Led Zeppelin
Dude first off that tune bangs! Lyrics like that can be so generic but those had real meaning from the first time I heard them. Not only that but you're a great singer man. Loved it
Yo
Way to Go Tyler!! Singing can be hard. So Way to Go bro!! You sound good!! Keep singing and we'll keep shredding!!
DO A ROCK ALBUMMMMMM
You can be the one who brings rock n roll alive again
Dude! I’ve been following your channel for a while now and it’s just getting stronger!
A deconstruction vidéo of any of these tunes (or another???) would be awesome!!
Noice
As a lifelong vocalist (ironically.. full ride to Mundelein/Music Chicago, wayyyy back ... nice t-shirt btw! lol) .... BRAVO! If not corrected in editing, wow.. you, for sure, have both the ear & the talent. Unlike technique, those are 2 things that cannot be taught; one either has "it"... or doesn't. You've got a literal fu*k ton of them both, so... well done! :) Stay safe, be well & just keep on playing/singing!!!!!! Thanks for sharing, it was an honor to listen & enjoy!
Not bad for a guitar flexer
Anime pfp
This is great. Takes guts to show things you’re not 100% comfortable with. It’s inspiring. I’m not the best singer or player but I try. I think this is a great and humble beginning for you, Tyler, you did great. You rock bro, cheers
Great job dude! Just keep doing it and keep protecting your voice, you're doing great. Any unqualified person can give that advice! Rock on!
I think you have a nice voice. I am a singer first, guitarist second. What I noticed over decades of singing is if you FIRST sing with no effects at all, it REALLY shows you where you're strong and where you need improvement. It's hard to hear at first, but it the nakedness of it really helps as you strengthen. Hope this helps... Good luck!
Vocals and guitar sound awesome cant wait to hear the album!
My dad was the singer of his own band Down For Life over 20 years ago here in Pennsylvania, he did the openings for the big bands like Slayer and all that.
If he says i can do a good Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin song then i believe it.
I think im amateur at best but i love it
i love the raconteurs so much me and my mom would listen to them allll the time i’ve never actually seen anyone cover any of their songs other than steady as she goes, your cover brought me joy
I can't wait to see what else you've come up with!! I've watched almost all of your videos and you're a big reason why I continue playing guitar. I always wondered why you didn't do your own stuff and am very excited for you and what you're doing!! Thank you
Bro you’re voice is unbelievably great
Hey big dog,
I’m so proud and excited for you for venturing out and trying new things, and being open enough to share. I know most of us guitar players have hoped, tried and failed this same feat.
It sounds great too man, knowing it’s super processed too (who’s not?) it sounds great for the fit and style you did here.
I’m happy you had fun and are not scared to venture into uncomfortable territory for a lot of this community.
Thanks broscotcho. Much love. Kick ass, take names, eat guitussy.🤘🏻
I really dig what your doing with adding the effects to blend with your natural voice, I thought Fireflies sounded great.
I hope we get to hear & see you sing more.
It would be awesome to see you sing your own original songs too.
Keep rocking and teaching!
Dude i laughed at how awesome your fireflies cover was. Please keep singing I've wanted to get into vocals myself but have always struggled with having the confidence. I like what you said about finding your sweeet spot with certain styles and ranges that you're naturally comfortable in!
sound awesome, great singing and
Thanks for letting us join you on this journey. Nice voice, better than you think.
Awesome. Great song selection too.
Spot on Tyler. Especially the vocal effects!
Pls sing in all of your videos, you sing amazing!!!🤘🤘🤘
Thanks for sharing this! It’s an encouragement to not just avoid vocals altogether but to keep working at it.
Great singer
Dude, you sound good. Honestly, alot better than I anticipated and that's just because I didn't take you as a singer but you've obviously got it.
Holy!! Your singing voice sounds so nice ! Keep up the good work.
I also just started singing. im a guitar player first but wanted to start singing. Interesting to see the musicians that i look up to such as Tyler doing the same thing.
Just want to say "thanks". You channel helped convince me to give learning guitar a try. Been having a blast so far.
Wow I knew you were an exceptional guitar player but who knew you had ALL the talent! I am no professional but I think you sound great and clearly know about mixing / recording. Great job look forward to the album.
Great singer, great guitar, nice.
Awesome Tyler. Keep singing and playing, it's much more fun than just playing!
Been playing for 9 years but never learned theory. Just got Guitar super system and it’s great. Really a lot of great stuff for anyone who’s already been playing for a while.
Thats a killer tune. One of their best.
Wow! Your singing voice is amazing and powerful. It sounds completely natural, not over compensating. Your enunciation of words and lyrics is clear. You're a natural, made to perform. Keep on blessing peoples ear holes bro. 😁
Fireflies guitar and vocal work are fantastic 👏
Your singing is amazing Tyler. Keep 🤘🤘🤘
This is my favorite video you've made. Ironically, the guitar work stood out to me, and the vocals were also pretty cool as well
"You never stop learning." Amen to that. I'm coming up on performing (on one instrument or another) for 30 years, still learning. Here's another dilemna with the path you're taking - being simultaneously at 2 different levels of proficiency. Here's what I mean by that:
After about 25 years of playing/performing on several different instruments, I decided to learn to play the euphonium. Still just playing scales and some simple songs, but I can identify myself as (picking numbers out of the air here) a level 15 doublebassist (semi-professional), a level 8 keyboardist (amateur), and a level 2 euphophonist(beginner), and those things are completely divorced from each other. Having the theory background, reading ability, and performance experience does help to accelerate the progress, but the skillsets are still at very different levels. But it's different transitioning from a doublebassist to a euphophonist than it is to transition from a guitarist to a guitarist/singer. Now that I'm trying to take up singing as more than just faking background vocals, it causes a bit of a disjoint as I never plan on just singing but to incorporate it into singer/guitarist, singer/bassist, or singer/keyboardist.
Awesome singing!