Thanks for breaking down mixed voice, Jim! It's so refreshing to hear real insights from someone who's been in the game for so long. Love how you incorporate classical techniques into rock singing!
This really is good Jim!! 👍 biggest take away from this is now I finally know I've been doing mixed voice correct for a few months😊 for a long time it was airy falsetto, then head voice, then I started adding more support, now the way you are explaining it I'm realizing it's super easy!!! Like the cochise bit you sang, I can easily follow along without hardly much effort and if I want more grit, volume, what have you, I can... 😂I'm so happy!!!! You made it so simple to understand I was doing it this whole time. Thank you thank you thank you 🙏🤘🤘😊
Thank you for putting the concept to work and applying the effort required to sing better! That makes me so happy to hear your improvements! I love when we all get better together! Cheers! 👍🏼😊🤘🏼😎🤘🏼
@RockYourBestVocals your very welcome, thank you for all the free advise. Singing is so rewarding and so frustrating at the same time 😆 and for some of us allot of time money and practice, but it is so rewarding when you finally figure it all out.
Recently, a vocal coach with initials KT was busted for miming. Not only on his TH-cam channel, but at a live show called "Imortal Fest" that happened a couple of weeks ago...🤔
th-cam.com/video/hMM4aMZHgxA/w-d-xo.html You made my list Jim. Putting together a public playlist of EVERY youtube vocal coach. At some point I am going to start analyzing some of it with an AI empowered vocal analysis plugin. Mixed voice, some call it middle, learning the transition between chest and head. But many are talking about the inertance (Titze) that maximizes efficiency and resonance. That kind of mix is not too far from a re-enforced falsetto, but it sounds way bigger than that. Got back to you again after the Ken Controversy. Sober advice here, thanks.
Wow thanks! I haven't heard of Titze, but I don't put much value in terms because only feelings in the body help people to learn, so I try to make things simple and explain things in the simplest terms.
@@RockYourBestVocals I like your candidness Jim. There are many learning approaches in singing that are underutilized. Each teacher does their thing. Maybe over time I can convince you there is some value in using visual cues too. I am working one VST plugin for vocal analysis, it will be free for everyone and coming soon. Take care!
Thanks for breaking down mixed voice, Jim! It's so refreshing to hear real insights from someone who's been in the game for so long. Love how you incorporate classical techniques into rock singing!
This really is good Jim!! 👍 biggest take away from this is now I finally know I've been doing mixed voice correct for a few months😊 for a long time it was airy falsetto, then head voice, then I started adding more support, now the way you are explaining it I'm realizing it's super easy!!! Like the cochise bit you sang, I can easily follow along without hardly much effort and if I want more grit, volume, what have you, I can... 😂I'm so happy!!!! You made it so simple to understand I was doing it this whole time. Thank you thank you thank you 🙏🤘🤘😊
Thank you for putting the concept to work and applying the effort required to sing better! That makes me so happy to hear your improvements! I love when we all get better together! Cheers! 👍🏼😊🤘🏼😎🤘🏼
@RockYourBestVocals your very welcome, thank you for all the free advise. Singing is so rewarding and so frustrating at the same time 😆 and for some of us allot of time money and practice, but it is so rewarding when you finally figure it all out.
Recently, a vocal coach with initials KT was busted for miming. Not only on his TH-cam channel, but at a live show called "Imortal Fest" that happened a couple of weeks ago...🤔
Thank you!!!!
My pleasure 😇😊👍🏼🙏🏽
My right ear really enjoyed this video 🤔
Sorry about that - software glitch 😣
@@RockYourBestVocals I thought my headphones were broken 😂😂
th-cam.com/video/hMM4aMZHgxA/w-d-xo.html You made my list Jim. Putting together a public playlist of EVERY youtube vocal coach. At some point I am going to start analyzing some of it with an AI empowered vocal analysis plugin. Mixed voice, some call it middle, learning the transition between chest and head. But many are talking about the inertance (Titze) that maximizes efficiency and resonance. That kind of mix is not too far from a re-enforced falsetto, but it sounds way bigger than that. Got back to you again after the Ken Controversy. Sober advice here, thanks.
Wow thanks! I haven't heard of Titze, but I don't put much value in terms because only feelings in the body help people to learn, so I try to make things simple and explain things in the simplest terms.
@@RockYourBestVocals I like your candidness Jim. There are many learning approaches in singing that are underutilized. Each teacher does their thing. Maybe over time I can convince you there is some value in using visual cues too. I am working one VST plugin for vocal analysis, it will be free for everyone and coming soon. Take care!