So many vocal teachers over-complicate the process of voice training and just use such out-dated counter-productive methods. Eli's techniques are accelerated and just get you breakthroughs immediately!!!!
Another really useful lesson and a good reminder for those of us lucky enough to own your course. Make your own luck and buy his courses. They are all simply outstanding. Thanks as always, Eli.
Eli, I have your course and it has helped me immensely. I’ve spent weeks on just the first two lessons. It takes time to grow. Marathon not a sprint and all that. Love your work. 👍🏻
I can sing that low A in chest w/o fry. So, I think my voice is like 5 or 6 notes below yours. I can't even fry below that A hehe. It just won't work. Is that A1? I think that's correct. C5 is the 8th fret on little E string and the note all those tenors love to hit. Rock singers. Yeah, well, hit that A1 in concert! hahaha let's see Freddie Mercury do that! Or Adam Lambert!
I can barely hit a G2 and I've been told I'm a baritone(Although I have a very easy time hitting A4 for a beginner). Probably because I'm only 20 years old but still have depth to voice.
Talking about low notes, you should check out subharmonics. While hard to control, it gives extremely low notes while keeping more of the sound than (atleast what I've seen) the fry notes can. It's extremely cool!
Hey. Great video. I think you’re the right guy, as you have a similar range as me in the low range. I’ve been trained for musical theatre and the like, but I want to get good at singing rock (stoner/doom rock). But I have a hard time getting my vocals to do a rock scream on purpose. My singer friends say it’s because my technique is “too good” (too open throat and raised pallet and the like). Do you have any part of your classes that can help me with that?
Really and I do mean this in that rock and roll State of Mind is a Harley Rider I love rock and roll for life as men says it as it is you to find your own voice pitches you got it find out what makes you you but he gives you the tools not to be afraid he answer the questions if you are you just listening? But for sure as a student of his annoyingly and completely TH-cam Worthy I'm glad he is taking me to a different level and it being in a few bands I've had the blessings of rock and roll
I'm in my 50s I've Taken about 4 semesters in singing in High school. I've always had coarsed like voice as a woman . I've had small little kids tell my voice sounded funny. I was alto .I can go pretty deep my sons in there 30s always loved when I start singing I can't go very high either. If I holler out to anyone I'm not very loud . Some how i can do it another way that doesn't hurt my throat and then I'm so loud the neighbors hear me and the dogs start barking 😂. If I really want to be heard I do a siren sound seriously its louder then blowing a whistle.
How am I only 16 but my comfortable range is at the 2nd and 3rd octave? I can't even do those high squeals/screams my classmate do randomly lol. I can only dream of being a tenor.
So many vocal teachers over-complicate the process of voice training and just use such out-dated counter-productive methods. Eli's techniques are accelerated and just get you breakthroughs immediately!!!!
Another really useful lesson and a good reminder for those of us lucky enough to own your course. Make your own luck and buy his courses. They are all simply outstanding. Thanks as always, Eli.
As a classically trained lyric baritone, I ADORE your videos!!
Awesome! Thank you!
@@EliPrinsensHVTVocals Maybe we can talk? I'm looking to speak with artists and vocalists. I'm a Lyric Baritone.
Eli, I have your course and it has helped me immensely. I’ve spent weeks on just the first two lessons. It takes time to grow. Marathon not a sprint and all that. Love your work. 👍🏻
Luke Taylor Have you improved a lot with his course. I plan on getting it.
I can sing that low A in chest w/o fry. So, I think my voice is like 5 or 6 notes below yours. I can't even fry below that A hehe. It just won't work. Is that A1? I think that's correct. C5 is the 8th fret on little E string and the note all those tenors love to hit. Rock singers. Yeah, well, hit that A1 in concert! hahaha let's see Freddie Mercury do that! Or Adam Lambert!
HAhahaha: "let's see Freddie Mercury do that! Or Adam Lambert!"
I love low range!
I can barely hit a G2 and I've been told I'm a baritone(Although I have a very easy time hitting A4 for a beginner). Probably because I'm only 20 years old but still have depth to voice.
Breathing exercises and (frankly) age will get you there. I'm 32 and just got to my the best of my low and high range. Wait for it.
@@michaelcasabianca7779 me 2. 32, best of lows and highs
@@michaelcasabianca7779 so especially for a young man, in the 20s he might be able to natural turn from a tenor to a baritone?
Just tried it and I can hit a low D comfortably but that C kinda low
Talking about low notes, you should check out subharmonics. While hard to control, it gives extremely low notes while keeping more of the sound than (atleast what I've seen) the fry notes can. It's extremely cool!
Hey. Great video. I think you’re the right guy, as you have a similar range as me in the low range. I’ve been trained for musical theatre and the like, but I want to get good at singing rock (stoner/doom rock). But I have a hard time getting my vocals to do a rock scream on purpose. My singer friends say it’s because my technique is “too good” (too open throat and raised pallet and the like). Do you have any part of your classes that can help me with that?
Really and I do mean this in that rock and roll State of Mind is a Harley Rider I love rock and roll for life as men says it as it is you to find your own voice pitches you got it find out what makes you you but he gives you the tools not to be afraid he answer the questions if you are you just listening? But for sure as a student of his annoyingly and completely TH-cam Worthy I'm glad he is taking me to a different level and it being in a few bands I've had the blessings of rock and roll
6:55 Who needs a tuba anyway? By the way, you have a better low A than me, as a low bass! Although no vocal music calls for notes that low, really
I'm in my 50s I've Taken about 4 semesters in singing in High school. I've always had coarsed like voice as a woman . I've had small little kids tell my voice sounded funny. I was alto .I can go pretty deep my sons in there 30s always loved when I start singing I can't go very high either. If I holler out to anyone I'm not very loud . Some how i can do it another way that doesn't hurt my throat and then I'm so loud the neighbors hear me and the dogs start barking 😂. If I really want to be heard I do a siren sound seriously its louder then blowing a whistle.
The human voice is capable of soooo much more than people realize. With HVT we can unlock all of this potential.
Eli you need to do a metal song called "Mommy" 😜
How am I only 16 but my comfortable range is at the 2nd and 3rd octave? I can't even do those high squeals/screams my classmate do randomly lol. I can only dream of being a tenor.