Her tone and the colours in her voice draw me in so much. It's so strange because although her airiness is most prominent throughout her lower and belting register, it almost completely disappears when she uses head voice/falsetto in the fifth and sixth octave (falsetto is meant to be airy, which is even stranger to me). She's like a nymph or something and I love it! I would love for her to focus less on belting (until she can develop a better mix and consistently keep her throat open as she tends to strain the most here) and more on her head voice and falsetto, because I feel like her voice shines in the upper fifth and sixth octave, and her C6s, Eb6 and especially that G6 was awesome! btw dat operatic F#5-B5 run tho 12:02 what the FUCK 😍
Thanks for making this! Her head voice is so heavely, I'm glad you included her cover of All I want, this is more complete than I though it would be when you said you were doing this! She has pretty nice lows, maybe she has some more Eb3s but anyway, I think above F3 is where she's more consistent, her raspy belts have a very unique rasp and she has one of the most beautiful head voices, that glissandos in I Need Your Love are fucking effortless! Now this can be shown to all the people that say she's rangeless :P
+XDanielC33 Heya! What are your opinions on White Head voice? :) To me, I think that's what Ellie uses a lot. This is especially noticed in the D5 in Powerful, towards the very end and the D#5 in Love Me Like You Do and a few others that I can't name right now but, you? Other times, her Head voice is so operatic that it loses its softness but it's still nice but I prefer her White Head voice, by miles! :)
Her strongest part of her voice is clearly head voice. She's so flexible in that register, and sounds best there . In my opinion she's definitely a "Light Lyric Coloratura Soprano". I say that because she's singing C6 (soprano high C), repetitively without straining. Her voice may be unique to some, but she possesses a rare soprano voice. Hopefully she takes vocal lessons to help her become stronger vocally. :)
I think she definitely has coloratura abilities, even in her modal voice. I wouldn't necessarily call her a coloratura until we've heard more though. She is still ridiculously agile at any rate.
The may in fact be a coloratura soprano, but doesn't have the training to utilize her voice 100%. She can't be a soubrette because she has way more agility, than the typical soubrette (Hilary Duff). And she doesn't have a very flexible & strong middle register belt. Which is why she isn't a "light lyric Soprano (Ariana Grande). Which leaves a lyric coloratura as the only option, based on how fluid she is in head voice. And the ease she has going up & down her vocal range. Either which way, I hope she continues to get stronger vocally as time goes in. :)
Since I've posted last, I have learned more on vocal fach. And you are right, she's a soubrette, her voice is more light & airy than Light and bright . plus her consistent range falls between mezo & a Soprano. A light Soprano like Ariana has a bigger volume output & she can achieve E6 with much more ease than Ellie. Soubrette basically sings mezzo range but has a smaller voice than actually sopranos that have matured.
She has a pretty strong lower register, she had no problems with the Eb3 and E3s. Belts are a mess, but her head voice is incredible, all of those glissandos were effortless. I hope she showcases more of her range in EG3!
By the way, I did not expect this! Thank you! I've always wanted to do some Ellie stuff but I can't use video makers for the life of me :( Thank you! :)
she hits e6 in in anything could happen newest live and g5 belt... check positivus festival 2017, the g5 belt is in second chorus, the C6-E6 long notes is in the last chorus
Need to know so many song names, here! Sorry but F3 at 1:17, A4 at 1:39, C#5 at 8:34, 8:38 and 9.00, D5 at 9.15, G5 at 11:28, G#5 at 11:34, B5 at 11:52, F#5 at 12:03, B5 at 12:31, B5 at 12:40, C6 at 13:01, C#6 at 13:29 and 13:33. Thank youuuu! So sorry for the bother!
Halcyon Cai Do you know the rest? Thanks, though! :) For some reason, I am being ignored by this person here and on Twitter. Dunno why. Oh well. Being a jerk, I guess.
+Charmnews I wanted to but I'm too lazy lol. I'm pretty sure it's D3-Eb6 though, D3s in "On My Mind", Eb6s in "The Greatest". I'm glad she started using more of her head voice. Just didn't like how pop oriented this album was.
Btw, she has pretty good vocals on her instagram you could have included, for example this one from Halo, she fucking slayed that run instagram(.)com/p/254kn0Tfd7/
Her belts are quite strained (weird for a soprano) and her accent is annoying, but her head voice/falsetto/whatever is fantastic and I was surprised by how strong her E3s were. She's not incredibly exciting, but she is great.
They did at first, but i think that's just bc they're thin and piercing. I hear the tonal quality of her belts in it though, and it wouldn't be ideal to go all the way up to an random F6 right before belting.
Venomxvr_ looking back now I'm fairly certain that all the notes above Eb6 were actually in head voice/falsetto but are high enough to be sung in whistle register (if that makes sense), sorry! over time I've learnt how to identify high notes easier and whether they are sung in head voice/falsetto/whistle. she definitely could have a whistle register though!
***** Ah! An example would be her song, Ghost, live, at the Bridge. 'Give up the ghost' bit shows where her voice goes funny in that odd 'after note' sort of effect. That isn't rasp but what is it? :)
***** Ah, I see! I'm quite certain Ella does it purposely! It happens, though, probably edited, in her studios too, though :) Foxes does it a bit too. How would you be able to, healthily, add that effect to a voice?
Lovely voice from ellie goulding ❤😅😅😅😊😊
Her tone and the colours in her voice draw me in so much. It's so strange because although her airiness is most prominent throughout her lower and belting register, it almost completely disappears when she uses head voice/falsetto in the fifth and sixth octave (falsetto is meant to be airy, which is even stranger to me). She's like a nymph or something and I love it! I would love for her to focus less on belting (until she can develop a better mix and consistently keep her throat open as she tends to strain the most here) and more on her head voice and falsetto, because I feel like her voice shines in the upper fifth and sixth octave, and her C6s, Eb6 and especially that G6 was awesome!
btw dat operatic F#5-B5 run tho 12:02 what the FUCK 😍
Thanks for making this! Her head voice is so heavely, I'm glad you included her cover of All I want, this is more complete than I though it would be when you said you were doing this!
She has pretty nice lows, maybe she has some more Eb3s but anyway, I think above F3 is where she's more consistent, her raspy belts have a very unique rasp and she has one of the most beautiful head voices, that glissandos in I Need Your Love are fucking effortless!
Now this can be shown to all the people that say she's rangeless :P
+XDanielC33 Heya! What are your opinions on White Head voice? :)
To me, I think that's what Ellie uses a lot. This is especially noticed in the D5 in Powerful, towards the very end and the D#5 in Love Me Like You Do and a few others that I can't name right now but, you? Other times, her Head voice is so operatic that it loses its softness but it's still nice but I prefer her White Head voice, by miles! :)
Her strongest part of her voice is clearly head voice. She's so flexible in that register, and sounds best there . In my opinion she's definitely a "Light Lyric Coloratura Soprano". I say that because she's singing C6 (soprano high C), repetitively without straining. Her voice may be unique to some, but she possesses a rare soprano voice. Hopefully she takes vocal lessons to help her become stronger vocally. :)
I think she definitely has coloratura abilities, even in her modal voice. I wouldn't necessarily call her a coloratura until we've heard more though. She is still ridiculously agile at any rate.
The may in fact be a coloratura soprano, but doesn't have the training to utilize her voice 100%. She can't be a soubrette because she has way more agility, than the typical soubrette (Hilary Duff). And she doesn't have a very flexible & strong middle register belt. Which is why she isn't a "light lyric Soprano (Ariana Grande). Which leaves a lyric coloratura as the only option, based on how fluid she is in head voice. And the ease she has going up & down her vocal range. Either which way, I hope she continues to get stronger vocally as time goes in. :)
Soubrette.
Since I've posted last, I have learned more on vocal fach. And you are right, she's a soubrette, her voice is more light & airy than Light and bright . plus her consistent range falls between mezo & a Soprano. A light Soprano like Ariana has a bigger volume output & she can achieve E6 with much more ease than Ellie. Soubrette basically sings mezzo range but has a smaller voice than actually sopranos that have matured.
@@simplymj7614 Mariah is a Lyric Coloratura Soprano; Ellie Goulding is most likely a Soubrette...
She has a pretty strong lower register, she had no problems with the Eb3 and E3s. Belts are a mess, but her head voice is incredible, all of those glissandos were effortless. I hope she showcases more of her range in EG3!
I could listen to her sing anything
She hit loads of E6 exclamations when I saw her live in June lol
This video just made me miss old Ellie, 2010- 2012
& 8:56 is a C#5, not an F#3 lol. I must've been really tired making this haha
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the last one was totally insane!!! love it!!!
Btw love you putting dead in the water live on this, fav song and live performance
By the way, I did not expect this! Thank you! I've always wanted to do some Ellie stuff but I can't use video makers for the life of me :( Thank you! :)
0:42 is F3 not F4!
Love that G6! ❤️😍
There's E6 in lights live, in the bridge of 2010 iTunes festival
Tiene falsete de dramática 😍😍😍
she hits e6 in in anything could happen newest live and g5 belt...
check positivus festival 2017, the g5 belt is in second chorus, the C6-E6 long notes is in the last chorus
lol ive posted this im annoying hahhahhah
she hits G5 belt in anything could happen 2017 positivus during the second chorus
:)
Need to know so many song names, here! Sorry but F3 at 1:17, A4 at 1:39, C#5 at 8:34, 8:38 and 9.00, D5 at 9.15, G5 at 11:28, G#5 at 11:34, B5 at 11:52, F#5 at 12:03, B5 at 12:31, B5 at 12:40, C6 at 13:01, C#6 at 13:29 and 13:33. Thank youuuu! So sorry for the bother!
1:17, explosions
1:39 Roscoe,( cover Midlake)
8:34, stay awake, 838 and 9:00 are burn
1128 stay awake, 11:34 love me like you do
11:52 not sure, could be either stay awake, figure 8 or animal
Halcyon Cai Do you know the rest? Thanks, though! :)
For some reason, I am being ignored by this person here and on Twitter. Dunno why. Oh well. Being a jerk, I guess.
i personally don't like her voice, but she has a pretty tone.
Nice tone and very weak belting
0:00 What's the song title?
The last E5 was so good
the moment at 12:00 and on was really beautiful. Love her C6s.
What song is 2:08??? I cant remember !!!
The G6 is amazing. And she has almost 4 octaves range, A2-G6
Where is this A2 everyone keeps talking about?
It was a studio note, octave unison I think.
what´s the song at 12:01 min?
It's her cover of kodaline's "All I Want"
thanks :D
Joan Cabeza No problem :))
Make a new vídeo with recents shows
Do a video for Delirium plz king
+Charmnews I wanted to but I'm too lazy lol. I'm pretty sure it's D3-Eb6 though, D3s in "On My Mind", Eb6s in "The Greatest". I'm glad she started using more of her head voice. Just didn't like how pop oriented this album was.
Charmnews she has a C3 in The aftertaste
Btw, she has pretty good vocals on her instagram you could have included, for example this one from Halo, she fucking slayed that run
instagram(.)com/p/254kn0Tfd7/
+XDanielC33 DAMNNNN I WISH I INCLUDED IT
+XDanielC33 Someone told me about it but I couldn't find it! Just ughh
MrSkinnyJeanz3 Damm xD Now you have it
Her belts are quite strained (weird for a soprano) and her accent is annoying, but her head voice/falsetto/whatever is fantastic and I was surprised by how strong her E3s were. She's not incredibly exciting, but she is great.
Her accent is beautiful.
Danny T I'm pretty sure Ellie used to smoke and maybe that's how some strain was caused.
Joel Parkinson actually it’s because she is too aspirate. It’s a put on part to her voice (to an extent) and has dried out her vocal chords so much.
Is it just me are ALL the F5s sound like F6s? O.o
They did at first, but i think that's just bc they're thin and piercing. I hear the tonal quality of her belts in it though, and it wouldn't be ideal to go all the way up to an random F6 right before belting.
9:31 song?
Richa Sharma guns and horses
What's the name of the song at 12:06 ?
All I Want - Kodaline cover :)
***** thanks!
What song is this? 3:24 :3
Miguel Angel Ramos animal
I'm not the best at notes at all... But I was just wondering if any of these notes are on the whistle register? Maybe even that last note?
Venomxvr_ the whistle register begins at Eb6, so yes, her last three notes were all whistle territory :)
Joel Parkinson hell yeah!!! thank you :D
Venomxvr_ looking back now I'm fairly certain that all the notes above Eb6 were actually in head voice/falsetto but are high enough to be sung in whistle register (if that makes sense), sorry! over time I've learnt how to identify high notes easier and whether they are sung in head voice/falsetto/whistle. she definitely could have a whistle register though!
Joel Parkinson What are you talking about? Whistle register doesn't start at a certain note. Not a single note here was a whistle
Kygan Nothing here was a whistle. Ignore Joel Parkinson
Where's the eb6 in the greatest . i don't find it
Pretty head voice
D3 where parte at song in on my mind
Heya, again! :P What's rasp? :)
***** Oh! Would Ella have it too, then? She hits a note but, she sometimes gets a sudden, high after-note.
***** Ella Henderson :)
***** Ah! An example would be her song, Ghost, live, at the Bridge. 'Give up the ghost' bit shows where her voice goes funny in that odd 'after note' sort of effect. That isn't rasp but what is it? :)
***** Ah, I see! I'm quite certain Ella does it purposely! It happens, though, probably edited, in her studios too, though :) Foxes does it a bit too. How would you be able to, healthily, add that effect to a voice?
***** Ah! Okay! :)
NAME OF THE FIRST SONG!?
Nicolas Soto Silva stay awake
I Think Her Voice Might Shatter Glass
Woah She Yelled Like A Banshee When Hit It At G6
Her voice was weird. She's not supporting her mixed voice but her voice sounds supported.
That resonance on the Eb6 and F6 though. :(
I just feel she is contantly in falsetto. It is so weird for a pop singer.
First
Weak voice.
Her belting is weak. But her head voice is so elastic
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I can't