@@TheFameDream-nb3ce It depends on how you look at it. For many people, including professional singers and teachers, her technique is awful. She is very shouty, but I'm aware that it is an artistic choice. And I agree that she can "shout" quite well. However, there's no question that this way of singing is dangerous for the vocal cords. Do you want to take my bet?
I think Jessie J is a great example of somebody that has a great balance of style and technique; I don't know why people seem to skip out on her when the conversation of that comes into play. She plays around with the balance too, on whether she wants to be more stylistic, or if she wants to scale it back and be more technical.
@@vdebbiejrs6437 She has balance. She's stylistic and balanced, singing is about expression, not just sounding plain by the books. She can choose how she wants to sing because she has the technique and capability. If a video is about style ("doing too much"), and technique, she should be included.
*Honing your technique is a very boring process, but what's more boring is being limited to a specific style because you don't have the technique to sing outside of it.*
I actually appreciate that Halle actually tries to belt more often than Chloe coz I feel like Chloe does want to sound powerful but would always flip to head voice very early.
@@Hhh-kr5eo yeah i agree but also think that her belting can’t go above D5 between her and her sister she’s the one that is capable of getting low to notes like C3 or Maybe B2 her mezzo side dominated her soprano’s
Thats actually the thing that doesnt push me from being an all out chloe stan. She does head voice a bit too much for me. I prefer hearing voices that are more on the chest voice placement
Hmmm, Chloe uses Falsetto to be more specific. Her head voice, is under developed. But great observation, makes me wonder if she's being overly safe when it comes to belting 🤔🤔🤔?
Yessss I have been waiting for this 🤍Also, not Lady Gaga shading literally half the music industry 💀And the fact that P!nk can belt G5s and A5s (which even some sopranos struggle to hit), as a mezzo-soprano in her 40s and with so little effort, speaks volumes about how good her belting technique is.
Her quitting smoking did wonders for her voice. I recently watched that old Pepsi commercial with Britney, Beyoncé and her and Pink’s voice use to be so much darker back in the early 2000’s
Pink is a soprano. And being able to hit higher notes says nothing about technique. Millie Jackson as a low mezzo/contralto was belting and mixing and sustaining it even to C-sharp above that. And she has absolutely zero technique.
@@KajiVocals yea the fact you said she has zero technique says alot, hell me as guy can squeeze out a shrill D6 in a inredibly heady mix, it's one thing to hit the note, making it sound good is another, and pink is a mezzo not a soprano so cope
@@OpinionatedZoomer69 Read with sense. I'm talking about Millie Jackson having zero technique. And Pink is a soprano. It is VERY audible by the zona di passaggio.
I feel like that Christina quote has been heavily misunderstood. She's not saying that going to a vocal coach or learning technique at all is a bad thing she's saying that if everybody learns to sing the exact same way then it becomes dull and that you need more than just technique to be an artist, which is true.
True that, and people that have the same vocal teacher do tend to develop similar styles, switching it up sometimes and finding another vocal coach can allow you to not only develop a different area of your register, but also add to your dynamics, versatility and style
1:29 - 1:36 I hate that she said that. Vocalists and singers (who take or teach lessons) know that each vocal coach and instructor has to approach each person differently when it comes to singing because they are dealing with different instruments, from different bodies, from different people, with different habits. It is crazy how people think if you go to the same person, everyone becomes the same. That is not true. Also, it is crazy how people think you need to just a few vocal lessons in order to know the basics. It takes years just to get out of some bad habits we have in singing (nasality is the biggest one), and if you want to stay consistent, then you will need to see a vocal coach.
She's discounting the people have different voices and even with the same technique it'll still sound different. I feel like she's saying that to market her class to make it sound like she has a way to make you sound "unique" whatever that means
She gave so much questionable "advice” on The Voice. You should never stop developing. Ideally vocalist should be doing 10-30 mins at minimum a day of technical training.
I hear technique and I immediately think of Beyoncé. Artist who are actually great singers have struggled to sing Listen and Love On Top. She has that flawless balance of both. Vocal brlliance.
Hasn’t she not been able to sing Listen and Love On Top in their original key? Kinda interesting that you used those as examples. She lip syncs Love On Top most of the time too, or cuts it short when it’s live.
hey guys, this is out of the topic, but I do want to know Beyonce's voice register tho. Is she a soprano or a mezzo soprano? because I am having a hard time classifying her, she can hit low notes and very high notes at the same time
The fact that Pink could hitclear G5's and A5's has always put some people into confusion as to what her voice type really is. But they've forgotten that there is a mezzo who could support upto Bb5 and support F#5 consistently. One thing I've noticed tho is that Mezzos generally have brassy way of mixing.
I do not think Christina has damaged her vocals at all. She has found her comfort zone as a vocalist. I don't expect to be wowed by anything new in the future. She has admitted to having zero mixed voice - she will probably ALWAYS be able to belt, and to her credit, she can belt pretty high from her gut - but not frequently. I don't think she aspires to develop a mixed register or to hit A5's and Bb5's without falsetto. Alicia has definitely damanged her voice, and has always been inconsistent but that makes sense - she's a trained pianist and musician with lots of instruments under her belt. She was all of that and a songwriter first - singing was not her first love or her first priority.
She’s not that well-known yet outside of the Internet world. It’s not that she’s not popular, she’s very popular for where she is right now. Don’t worry she’s still in her early 20s and still relatively starting out compared to other artists. Even though she’s been doing what she does for over a decade, she’s still very young and she hasn’t even released a real album yet. When she’s ready, she’ll explode!
i agree with balance, we need techniques to improve and to know our singing ability etc, i love singing, took personnal singing lessons: I'm a soprano, i sang a lot with my head voice, my vocal coach develop my low voice and singing i can do both now but my vocal limitation is Sol2 in low voice but i can do high note util Sol4 in high notes! i can't sing in low voice like Adele etc i will damage my voice
This is a very important topic to talk about. And I see a lot of artists nowadays favour style over technique (kpop being at the top of the list). That's often a recipe for disaster. And I hear so many people who are not vocalists themselves call them terrible singers. They're still very much singers, but ones who are not adequately trained especially in the basics. All in all, you can't build style without technique because it'll eventually come back to bite you in the blubber. Vocal nodes and other vocal damage exist, so that's why we build technique: not just to be able to sound better and do more, but to keep our voices healthy. Plus, vocal warmups and vocal exercises are two very different things. Most people that favour style over technique usually do warmups and call it a day. That's not how it works. Just like bodily exercise, you can't just walk to the gym, warmups and then leave 😂. That's not how stuff goes. Exercise keeps you healthy, not warmups. There are so many vocal coaches out there, and some don't really know what they're talking about. One that has been monumental to my almost decade long singing journey (and that's putting it lightly) is Eric Arceneaux. He has a YT channel and his videos are fantastic for singers at all levels ❤
don't agree at all about Eric Arceneaux lol, he's a badly trained tenor that claims to be a bass-baritone, which means a lot of what he's saying about what he's doing himself is completely wrong
@@youngornitier Well I don't agree with you... Plus his methods have been really helpful to not just me but a myriad of others. I've tried several vocal coaches, but none come close. My voice has never been healthier. And vocal typology can be tricky to classify, but I assure you that he's a baritone.
@@DiogoChris I can assure you he's not a baritone, and you probably don't know a thing about baritones if you think he is and are completely unfamiliar with anything operatic about baritones. His "low voice tips" video is nothing but him swallowing the sound in his "classical" demonstration with a froggy/tongue tensed sound, his speaking voice is far too high in median pitch to be a baritone. Guy simply does not know how to belt. Telling me his methods have been helpful to a myriad of others doesn't mean much, you're probably referring to his subscriber count or something and if popularity was what made vocal teachers good then I guess Tristan Paredes is automatically the best or something on youtube.
@@youngornitier This topic doesn't deserve too much argument. You don't know who I am and don't know what I know, but I'mma try to make this short and sweet. There isn't one voice that encompasses the characteristics of a voice type. The voice comes in many different colours and shades (tonal quality, weight, tessitura, etc). Gather as many sopranos as possible and you'll find out that they don't have the same timbre. This is why within those categories, there are many different subtypes because grouping everyone under a generalized vocal type is unrealistic and impractical. Within the baritones are sub-classes; lyric baritones, baritenors, leggero baritones, light baritones, dramatic baritones, kavalierbaritone, baryton Martin, etc. And within these classes are singers with various tonal qualities. I keep talking about colours, so I'll use it to make a point: Within the red family, there are a ton of different shades: crimson, burgundy, plum, even salmon and coral. But do you know that there are some odd looking ones that Chinese red, and red-purple. Looking at them, one wouldn't instinctively group them under shades of red, because Chinese red looks brown, and red-purple looks, well...purple. But they are still in the same colour family. So because of the intensity, the light, shade, colour temperature, and other factors, they don't all look the alike or similar. This, I'm using to emphasize my point on vocal types. Each voice type comes in different shades, and you can't count one out because it doesn't sound like the "typical" example of that voice type. Some may be able to reach certain notes easier than others, but they still fall within that category because of the reasons above. Ergo, there maybe overlaps with another vocal type. And I know Eric usually likes to sing in the upper register that's why it sounds to you like he's a tenor, but he's not. And need I remind that Baritone is literally the commonest voice type among males. It's easily way more common than tenors, so it's not too much of a surprise if many male voices fall within that category. And I'm not rating his method's effectiveness by his subscriber count. That's dumb. I followed other vocal coaches who had way more subscribers and subsequently sustained pretty bad vocal damage. But ever since I found Eric's channel, not only has my voice healed, but I've been improving in leaps and bounds. And as a result, I have to believe the testimonies of other people who follow his advice/expertise. And the amount of people who watch his videos are not as much as you think, so he's pretty much a semi-hidden gem. So much for "short and sweet". But hey, at least I got my points straight.
So happy to see Faouzia get the recognition she deserves! If you haven't heard Tears of Gold or Puppet, please do yourself a favor and bless your ears!
Great video as always. Can you talk about Sara Bareilles in one soon? There's so much to talk about, such as vocalist/voice, transition to broadway (she just won the grammy for best musical cast album), tone, and vocal health for longetivity (e.g., she's about as old as Alicia Keys, but at the performance she did with Alicia--Alicia was blown away at her performance of Girl on Fire when they sang it together). Thanks!!
Would you consider making a video about the new rising Western girl groups of this decade so far (ie. Flo, Boys World, Citizen Queen, RLY, etc.) ? Always love your commentary and analysis!
@@someonenew5198 her technique is still quite good for someone as stylistic as she is. Especially compared to other stylistic vocalists like Billie or Minnie of (G)I-Dle. But yeah she is quite overrated vocally by most.
I always see you using very old clips of billie singing even though her voice has changed drastically recently. Id be interested in watching a video on the way she sings and sounds now.
Technically Morissette the best, dynamics, vocal breaks, whistle glide, agility, acrobatic and her abilities to stay full voice during the climax . Without shrill or tin sounds. And off course her Whistle tone sums it up 🇨🇦once in generational talent that’s come a long. And does not rely on Auto Tune.Impeccable live vocals
@@MM0528 Just because Ariana makes popular songs does not mean that if you compare both of their voices that she's better, it's about TALENT not what they make
I think Ariana is a perfect example of somebody that has a great balance of style and technique. She's able to hit high notes with ease, has a great lower register for being a soprano, has great vocal runs, and has great vibrato, which all require technique. But she also uses style in her singing too doing all kinds of ad-libs and stuff I love it always.
billies voice is not deteorating tho. its maturing. billie takes classes since she coucld basically speak. if she didnt have technique she wouldnt be able to hit those breathy notes so easily
She's too young to see her voice deteriorate. She's still growing so she's bound to grow vocally. The breathy notes are kind of her comfort zone. It would be nice to see her hit the notes consistently
@@michelepallas5727 please dont reduce vocal technique to note lenghts. vocal technique is to preserve the voice and improve sound quality that includes lenght but also includes vocal range and control. im sorry but saying vocal technique is about note lenghts is terribly missguided.
@@LVKE-ForestI didnt mention with a single word its about how to sing a note long. 🙂-> I said its about still hitting a note after you already sang for an hour. (literally) Im sure u cant sing a single note for an hour without breathing even with the best technique. And Billy Eilish does not have much control about hitting notes. Today she will hit her highest notes -> tomorrow she wont hit it. Dont misunderstand this either: i love Billy Eilish. Im just saying her singing is more about the Intuition than the technique.
Billie is like in my top 10 on Spotify, and I seriously hoped my thinking that she doesn't sound too good live is connected with her singing ability more than me being uneducated about her style and singing in general xD It doesn't change how much I like listening to her and that she is a good singer but it just kinda stayed in my brain xD
Please can you do a review of Demi Lovato's rock album! Could always talk about it with Miley's. I'm loving her new stuff and her voice seems healthier too.
Alicia’s voice definitely depleted! Which is sad cuz she’s so gifted. Great producer, songwriter, has soul. I thought Xtinas voice was getting worse during her Lotus, but somehow that woman fixed her voice and got better lol.
@@someonenew5198 you seriously gotta be mentally disturbed if you say that Ariana Grande (one of the best vocalists of all time, an A listed vocalist that held an E6 in the clearest brightest healthiest head voice for 10 seconds) lacks VOCAL TECHNIQUE?
@@Dz1328-u4z Ariana supports up to E5 consistently since the Sweetener Tour, she managed to support way above that as well. you can DEFINITELY expect her consistent support to be way above E5 now.
@@allthingspage1498 You clearly don't know what you are talking about... Being a great vocalist doesn't mean you are perfect...She has an immense talent but yes she does lack technique in some performances...
Rock stylists like Robert Plant and Axl Rose are worth discussing. Same with versatile singers like Paul McCartney (who can scream, growl, and shout like anybody), and even crooners like David Bowie. Then there are the unique folk and country styles especially Willie Nelson whose voice is perfect for storytelling. The phrasing choices he made on his cover of "You are always on my mind" is worth a whole video.
I want to introduce you to EMM as well! She is together with Faouzia, one of the best vocalists I have ever seen. She has an incredible vocal technique. Check out her live performances!
Hmmm, true they're aren't that many performances of her but they have two albums and a handful of performances. Hallé's a high soprano...her voice naturally sings in her upper range (Her mix and Head voice). But the Little Mermaid Soundtrack's about to drop, u'll see upper range isn't a problem for her... it's her lower range that is rarely heard.😅😂
Jesus Christ superstar has some of the best songs that show case male vocals in existence … did not know John legend could take it on …. Would love to hear a pop rock artist do Gethsemane
I used to have a high range. Then I got GERD and it just set my range back, but luckily I can work back to where I was, but it is a very slow progression.
actually not; because singing like she does is not natural and difficult .. singing so soft, with breathy tone and picking notes could damage your vocal cords if you have no vocal technique and from what i heard she has a technique and perfect pitch , but only occasionally she has problems but I think it's normal if you always keep singing like this your vocal nodes, muscles stiffen that's why sometimes she struggles, but she has created her own style which is quite difficult to always have control .. and her jazzy voice 20-60s from Julie london and tone and vibrato is beautiful.. even Lana del Rey who created hers Vocal style often has difficulty taking notes with his pitch and voice.. that's normal..
I was so happy and proud when i suddenly saw faouzia bc ive know her since she was 🤏 shmooolll (as an artist) like 2018 maybe? Idk but seeing her be noticed is absolutely mind blowing to me!!
I wouldn't say they have distinct styles, but they have distinct vocal timbres that have been able to show off who their individuality in their groups and K-pop.
faouzia has the advantage from her frequently reading quran. cause the right way to read quran is also requires the right technique. and the way she sings is quite similar like hafiz would read quran
Can you show a video of singer who had big voice like a giant like Christina Aguilera, Beyonce, Whitney, Charice, Jennifer Hudson ect... And what are there weakness and strength ??
loooved the video! btw, what do u think about ariana and cyntia’s performances on wicked? the first videos have surfassed and i would love to know your opinion!
Yeah. People should watch the video of her singing with Debbie Harry. Billie can definitely use more vocal fold closure if she wants to. But I guess she prefers not to when she's singing her own music, for stylistic reasons
@@allykelly it’s not true 😂 as music teacher these are BULLSHITS Listen to Julie london, Norah Jones, Dido, singing or Phoebe bridgers .. it’s jazz/indie soft singing with breathy tone is SINGING and she is SINGING!
TH-cam guys are always using blackpink for views. This is an example. I love watching this guy's video but using people who aren't even considered in the video for clicks, is so wrong and manipulative... @jonginnis_peaches
Finally, someone who does these vocal videos said it. I've been saying the same thing myself. There is such a weirdly pretentious attitude surrounding technique in music and vocals. It's just not necessary. I mean, even if you look at the vocal trinity . . . . do people REALLY think there weren't more "Technically" according to technique and what not vocalists out there? It's not a coincidence that Celine, Mariah and Whitney were all incredibly attractive women for their time. They had technique, a little something style wise in some of their cases(Mariah and Celine ), the right connections ( Whitney ) , and a marketability due to being beautiful. People with greater technique were out there, but those women succeeded because they had something to go with the talent and were marketable. Technique is one of those things that can aid you, but if you don't have IT . . . it's not going to make you a gorgeous performance or piece. And when it comes to master artists in any field, it's not the ones with the best technique we remember. That's just a fact. A lesser singer can outshine a technique based singer, it happens all the time. But having technique never hurts and can only aid you. But people don't love . . . . for example Tarja Turunen's voice because she is an amazing classical singer, she is but she has vocal character and tone and timber that no one else can bring. She left Nightwish 18 years ago and people still talk about missing her and how she was Nightwish. ( You don't have to know anything about her or listen to her to know based on that what she meant to people. I mean, Selena is ANOTHER great example. )
Great video!! I’m not sure if you’ve looked into Apink’s main vocalist eunji from 2 gen kpop group thats still active today! I would love to see an analysis of her vocals incorporated in one of your videos
"if you don't know how to sing, yeah" lmao Gaga roasting almost an entire industry with a quick phase.
frrr 😭😭 icon
I read this comment (up to "quick") right before she said it. 😄💕
Well, I bet 20.000$ that she will lose her voice sooner or later.
@@bazingacurta2567Why? Her technique is near flawless
@@TheFameDream-nb3ce It depends on how you look at it. For many people, including professional singers and teachers, her technique is awful. She is very shouty, but I'm aware that it is an artistic choice. And I agree that she can "shout" quite well. However, there's no question that this way of singing is dangerous for the vocal cords. Do you want to take my bet?
I think Jessie J is a great example of somebody that has a great balance of style and technique; I don't know why people seem to skip out on her when the conversation of that comes into play. She plays around with the balance too, on whether she wants to be more stylistic, or if she wants to scale it back and be more technical.
they skip out on her cuz many times she be doing too much
Because her voice/style is annoying af
@@vdebbiejrs6437 She has balance. She's stylistic and balanced, singing is about expression, not just sounding plain by the books. She can choose how she wants to sing because she has the technique and capability. If a video is about style ("doing too much"), and technique, she should be included.
Never been that impressed by Jessie J.
She be howling to the moon most of the time
*Honing your technique is a very boring process, but what's more boring is being limited to a specific style because you don't have the technique to sing outside of it.*
It’s boring until you get it right
@@Backpackguy12 Yes. It's boring until you see the improvements.
@@yourmajesty7604 I will say I never found it boring. More challenging at time
@@Backpackguy12 can't say the same for many others.
@@yourmajesty7604 Depends on why you’re learning music. Expectations of it and expectations laid upon you
I actually appreciate that Halle actually tries to belt more often than Chloe coz I feel like Chloe does want to sound powerful but would always flip to head voice very early.
Yes Chloe doesn’t belt I think it’s bc she wants to sound mainstream and most main stream singers don’t belt
@@Hhh-kr5eo yea missy elliot talked about it sadly
@@Hhh-kr5eo yeah i agree but also think that her belting can’t go above D5 between her and her sister she’s the one that is capable of getting low to notes like C3 or Maybe B2 her mezzo side dominated her soprano’s
Thats actually the thing that doesnt push me from being an all out chloe stan. She does head voice a bit too much for me. I prefer hearing voices that are more on the chest voice placement
Hmmm, Chloe uses Falsetto to be more specific. Her head voice, is under developed. But great observation, makes me wonder if she's being overly safe when it comes to belting 🤔🤔🤔?
I like Billie Eilish's music a lot but I absolutely agree. Her artistic ability is very limited by her apparent lack of a well rounded technique.
Faouzia is definitely one of the best vocalists of this generation.
the best
@@dreadnoughtus_01 nope
not just this generation, gurl 👀👀👀
@@lyd2460 who is for you?
@@dreadnoughtus_01 samara joy.
I love Halles voice! She can go from high angelic soprano to her lower register indie style of singing.
Yessss I have been waiting for this 🤍Also, not Lady Gaga shading literally half the music industry 💀And the fact that P!nk can belt G5s and A5s (which even some sopranos struggle to hit), as a mezzo-soprano in her 40s and with so little effort, speaks volumes about how good her belting technique is.
Her quitting smoking did wonders for her voice. I recently watched that old Pepsi commercial with Britney, Beyoncé and her and Pink’s voice use to be so much darker back in the early 2000’s
Pink is a soprano. And being able to hit higher notes says nothing about technique. Millie Jackson as a low mezzo/contralto was belting and mixing and sustaining it even to C-sharp above that. And she has absolutely zero technique.
@@KajiVocals yea the fact you said she has zero technique says alot, hell me as guy can squeeze out a shrill D6 in a inredibly heady mix, it's one thing to hit the note, making it sound good is another, and pink is a mezzo not a soprano so cope
@@OpinionatedZoomer69 Read with sense. I'm talking about Millie Jackson having zero technique. And Pink is a soprano. It is VERY audible by the zona di passaggio.
@@KajiVocals why do u always have to bring ur unwanted two cents into everything
also mezzo(-SOPRANO) or soprano whatever it’s not that deep
I really unfortunately forget about P!nk; but man did I get goosebumps when she hit that note in “Just Give ame A Reason.”
I feel like that Christina quote has been heavily misunderstood. She's not saying that going to a vocal coach or learning technique at all is a bad thing she's saying that if everybody learns to sing the exact same way then it becomes dull and that you need more than just technique to be an artist, which is true.
Well she shouldn’t be talking at all. She has the worst technique in the industry. She’s destroyed her voice and sounds awful!!!
True that, and people that have the same vocal teacher do tend to develop similar styles, switching it up sometimes and finding another vocal coach can allow you to not only develop a different area of your register, but also add to your dynamics, versatility and style
AURORA is my favourite vocalist and so tragically underrated. Her live performances are so beautiful and move me like no other
I love Aurora sm! She makes great music and deserves a greater audience
1:29 - 1:36 I hate that she said that. Vocalists and singers (who take or teach lessons) know that each vocal coach and instructor has to approach each person differently when it comes to singing because they are dealing with different instruments, from different bodies, from different people, with different habits. It is crazy how people think if you go to the same person, everyone becomes the same. That is not true.
Also, it is crazy how people think you need to just a few vocal lessons in order to know the basics. It takes years just to get out of some bad habits we have in singing (nasality is the biggest one), and if you want to stay consistent, then you will need to see a vocal coach.
She's discounting the people have different voices and even with the same technique it'll still sound different. I feel like she's saying that to market her class to make it sound like she has a way to make you sound "unique" whatever that means
it depends on the vocal coach tbh
You are so right about the vocal habits.I finally got rid of nasality when I had a nasal surgery and now it's back to square one.
Some coaches do make people sound the same. And that is not a good thing.
She gave so much questionable "advice” on The Voice. You should never stop developing. Ideally vocalist should be doing 10-30 mins at minimum a day of technical training.
I hear technique and I immediately think of Beyoncé. Artist who are actually great singers have struggled to sing Listen and Love On Top. She has that flawless balance of both. Vocal brlliance.
frr i cant fathom how she performs a whole ass choreo while singing LIVE and killin it
Hasn’t she not been able to sing Listen and Love On Top in their original key? Kinda interesting that you used those as examples. She lip syncs Love On Top most of the time too, or cuts it short when it’s live.
Lady Gaga is absolutely the best. Even with her excelling in technique everything about her performances are uniquely her own style.
LOVE that you mentioned Faouzia :) shes truly great at both of these things and that vocal control is insane
Nobody likes to give her credit, but Beyoncé has perfected technique. That’s why she just keeps getting better where her peers have declined
she is BORING AND EMOTIONLESS. a robot would do better in a ballad. lolxxx
Because people are jealous of her😢. People hate Beyonce for no reason
I always see people praising her. The know she slaysss
hey guys, this is out of the topic, but I do want to know Beyonce's voice register tho. Is she a soprano or a mezzo soprano? because I am having a hard time classifying her, she can hit low notes and very high notes at the same time
Her voice has not gotten better
Damn Faouzia just killing it she's unstoppable
yep, her live tour was vocally excellent.
Living for the way Gaga and Barbra were so shady xD
The fact that Pink could hitclear G5's and A5's has always put some people into confusion as to what her voice type really is.
But they've forgotten that there is a mezzo who could support upto Bb5 and support F#5 consistently.
One thing I've noticed tho is that Mezzos generally have brassy way of mixing.
pink is a soprano
@@vyeagra420 No.
@@vyeagra420 did you not hear that womanly tone in her voice? She's def not a soprano.
@@santiisosa_ she is a soprano.
@@selenesaintLol y’all are proving their point. Pink’s been a mezzo though.
Caroline polachek is an incredible singer (especially live) and also Rosalia. Both so original and talented.
Im surprised you didn’t mention Michael Jackson! One of the best blends of unique style and great technique
Agreed
💯👏🏾
he forgot the greatest
They want to erase this poor man so Bad.
Michael, great technique? No.
Finally! Pink is INCREDIBLE)) She has such powerful, raspy voice and amazing ease when she is singing)) One of the best artists and vocalists ever))
I love pink as an artist and as vocalist and she needs more attention
Faouzia's runs in Desert Rose never get old..
I do not think Christina has damaged her vocals at all. She has found her comfort zone as a vocalist. I don't expect to be wowed by anything new in the future. She has admitted to having zero mixed voice - she will probably ALWAYS be able to belt, and to her credit, she can belt pretty high from her gut - but not frequently. I don't think she aspires to develop a mixed register or to hit A5's and Bb5's without falsetto. Alicia has definitely damanged her voice, and has always been inconsistent but that makes sense - she's a trained pianist and musician with lots of instruments under her belt. She was all of that and a songwriter first - singing was not her first love or her first priority.
What levels of delusion is this? Christina has definitely been mixing her voice especially in her more recent performances.
Faouzia,, damn idk why she still hasnt win a grammy yet?? She is an absolutely grammy winning quality singer....music industry is sleeping on her...
She's just not popular, music industry is not only about music. But with or without Grammy, she still good singer.
She’s not that well-known yet outside of the Internet world. It’s not that she’s not popular, she’s very popular for where she is right now. Don’t worry she’s still in her early 20s and still relatively starting out compared to other artists. Even though she’s been doing what she does for over a decade, she’s still very young and she hasn’t even released a real album yet. When she’s ready, she’ll explode!
True.. 👍🏼 💯
i agree with balance, we need techniques to improve and to know our singing ability etc, i love singing, took personnal singing lessons: I'm a soprano, i sang a lot with my head voice, my vocal coach develop my low voice and singing i can do both now but my vocal limitation is Sol2 in low voice but i can do high note util Sol4 in high notes! i can't sing in low voice like Adele etc i will damage my voice
I’m so mad you mentioned faouzia!!! She has always been such an underrated singer and one of my favorites
John Legends voice is just like gold. Wish more people would appreciate it more.
Damn! XD This video was awesome!!🥰 thanks for explaining.
I love Halle’s style, voice and belting so much.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ she has an amazing voice.😍
Mariah Carey being the epitome of stylistics and technique
not the technique, she has a lot of style, but needs a little of technique.
@@xaethan777 She has great technique but is very inconsistent.
Maybe 90's Mariah but her technique is kinda shaky, now more than ever...
Mariah Carey is lucky she has a unique beautiful voice and she even has a good technique.
@@artchicken1376 if she's so inconsistent then she needs to work on the technique
Beyonce is Queen of vocal technique. Period
Halle just made me shed a tear,her voice is so soothing ❤
This is a very important topic to talk about.
And I see a lot of artists nowadays favour style over technique (kpop being at the top of the list). That's often a recipe for disaster. And I hear so many people who are not vocalists themselves call them terrible singers.
They're still very much singers, but ones who are not adequately trained especially in the basics.
All in all, you can't build style without technique because it'll eventually come back to bite you in the blubber. Vocal nodes and other vocal damage exist, so that's why we build technique: not just to be able to sound better and do more, but to keep our voices healthy.
Plus, vocal warmups and vocal exercises are two very different things. Most people that favour style over technique usually do warmups and call it a day. That's not how it works.
Just like bodily exercise, you can't just walk to the gym, warmups and then leave 😂. That's not how stuff goes. Exercise keeps you healthy, not warmups.
There are so many vocal coaches out there, and some don't really know what they're talking about. One that has been monumental to my almost decade long singing journey (and that's putting it lightly) is Eric Arceneaux. He has a YT channel and his videos are fantastic for singers at all levels ❤
Omg, yes...Eric Arcenaux's beginner videos are superb 🤌🏿🤌🏿🤌🏿💯
don't agree at all about Eric Arceneaux lol, he's a badly trained tenor that claims to be a bass-baritone, which means a lot of what he's saying about what he's doing himself is completely wrong
@@youngornitier Well I don't agree with you... Plus his methods have been really helpful to not just me but a myriad of others. I've tried several vocal coaches, but none come close. My voice has never been healthier.
And vocal typology can be tricky to classify, but I assure you that he's a baritone.
@@DiogoChris I can assure you he's not a baritone, and you probably don't know a thing about baritones if you think he is and are completely unfamiliar with anything operatic about baritones. His "low voice tips" video is nothing but him swallowing the sound in his "classical" demonstration with a froggy/tongue tensed sound, his speaking voice is far too high in median pitch to be a baritone. Guy simply does not know how to belt. Telling me his methods have been helpful to a myriad of others doesn't mean much, you're probably referring to his subscriber count or something and if popularity was what made vocal teachers good then I guess Tristan Paredes is automatically the best or something on youtube.
@@youngornitier This topic doesn't deserve too much argument. You don't know who I am and don't know what I know, but I'mma try to make this short and sweet.
There isn't one voice that encompasses the characteristics of a voice type. The voice comes in many different colours and shades (tonal quality, weight, tessitura, etc). Gather as many sopranos as possible and you'll find out that they don't have the same timbre. This is why within those categories, there are many different subtypes because grouping everyone under a generalized vocal type is unrealistic and impractical. Within the baritones are sub-classes; lyric baritones, baritenors, leggero baritones, light baritones, dramatic baritones, kavalierbaritone, baryton Martin, etc.
And within these classes are singers with various tonal qualities. I keep talking about colours, so I'll use it to make a point: Within the red family, there are a ton of different shades: crimson, burgundy, plum, even salmon and coral. But do you know that there are some odd looking ones that Chinese red, and red-purple. Looking at them, one wouldn't instinctively group them under shades of red, because Chinese red looks brown, and red-purple looks, well...purple. But they are still in the same colour family.
So because of the intensity, the light, shade, colour temperature, and other factors, they don't all look the alike or similar.
This, I'm using to emphasize my point on vocal types. Each voice type comes in different shades, and you can't count one out because it doesn't sound like the "typical" example of that voice type. Some may be able to reach certain notes easier than others, but they still fall within that category because of the reasons above. Ergo, there maybe overlaps with another vocal type.
And I know Eric usually likes to sing in the upper register that's why it sounds to you like he's a tenor, but he's not. And need I remind that Baritone is literally the commonest voice type among males. It's easily way more common than tenors, so it's not too much of a surprise if many male voices fall within that category.
And I'm not rating his method's effectiveness by his subscriber count. That's dumb. I followed other vocal coaches who had way more subscribers and subsequently sustained pretty bad vocal damage. But ever since I found Eric's channel, not only has my voice healed, but I've been improving in leaps and bounds. And as a result, I have to believe the testimonies of other people who follow his advice/expertise.
And the amount of people who watch his videos are not as much as you think, so he's pretty much a semi-hidden gem.
So much for "short and sweet". But hey, at least I got my points straight.
So happy to see Faouzia get the recognition she deserves! If you haven't heard Tears of Gold or Puppet, please do yourself a favor and bless your ears!
Great video as always. Can you talk about Sara Bareilles in one soon? There's so much to talk about, such as vocalist/voice, transition to broadway (she just won the grammy for best musical cast album), tone, and vocal health for longetivity (e.g., she's about as old as Alicia Keys, but at the performance she did with Alicia--Alicia was blown away at her performance of Girl on Fire when they sang it together). Thanks!!
Would you consider making a video about the new rising Western girl groups of this decade so far (ie. Flo, Boys World, Citizen Queen, RLY, etc.) ? Always love your commentary and analysis!
To me, Ariana Grande is the perfect example of a great combination between technique and style.
yes im surpised she wasnt mentioned.
this might come in as a shock but she doesn't have the greatest technique lmao although her voice is magical
@@someonenew5198 her technique is still quite good for someone as stylistic as she is. Especially compared to other stylistic vocalists like Billie or Minnie of (G)I-Dle. But yeah she is quite overrated vocally by most.
@@DeeDeeDeeeee Oh yeah idk if Billie should not be even called a vocalist... Ariana is ages better!!
Ariana lacks technique…always has. Hoping she gets better.
finally someone talks about faouzia!!! she’s definitely one of the best
Idk where shes from but could it just be the singing style from her culture? I hear that a lot in arabic songs.
What do you mean by “finally”? She’s been spoken about a lot on videos of such as these. The vocal community on TH-cam loves her.
@@Rosannasfriend yesssss
I always see you using very old clips of billie singing even though her voice has changed drastically recently. Id be interested in watching a video on the way she sings and sounds now.
I WAS JUST WATCHING UR VIDEOS AND REALIZED YOU JUST POSTED
Technically Morissette the best, dynamics, vocal breaks, whistle glide, agility, acrobatic and her abilities to stay full voice during the climax . Without shrill or tin sounds. And off course her Whistle tone sums it up 🇨🇦once in generational talent that’s come a long. And does not rely on Auto Tune.Impeccable live vocals
she has 0 style she sounds like the most basic 90s singer
she does not have artistry like Ariana.
@@MM0528 What??? You don't know what you are talking about.
@@MM0528 Just because Ariana makes popular songs does not mean that if you compare both of their voices that she's better, it's about TALENT not what they make
@@cr0wbs That's what makes the songs popular artistry
I think Ariana is a perfect example of somebody that has a great balance of style and technique. She's able to hit high notes with ease, has a great lower register for being a soprano, has great vocal runs, and has great vibrato, which all require technique. But she also uses style in her singing too doing all kinds of ad-libs and stuff I love it always.
Xtina's vocal class oh my... so many things i do not agree.
I love Faouzia's voice so much ❤
billies voice is not deteorating tho. its maturing. billie takes classes since she coucld basically speak. if she didnt have technique she wouldnt be able to hit those breathy notes so easily
She's too young to see her voice deteriorate. She's still growing so she's bound to grow vocally. The breathy notes are kind of her comfort zone. It would be nice to see her hit the notes consistently
Billie Eilish music be putting me to sleep.
Vocal technique is less about beeing able to hit a note, its about still hitting it after singing an hour ;)
@@michelepallas5727 please dont reduce vocal technique to note lenghts. vocal technique is to preserve the voice and improve sound quality that includes lenght but also includes vocal range and control. im sorry but saying vocal technique is about note lenghts is terribly missguided.
@@LVKE-ForestI didnt mention with a single word its about how to sing a note long. 🙂-> I said its about still hitting a note after you already sang for an hour. (literally) Im sure u cant sing a single note for an hour without breathing even with the best technique.
And Billy Eilish does not have much control about hitting notes. Today she will hit her highest notes -> tomorrow she wont hit it.
Dont misunderstand this either: i love Billy Eilish. Im just saying her singing is more about the Intuition than the technique.
Love how the background music is jisoos flower!
I just love ALL YOUR VIDS ❤❤❤❤
Billie is like in my top 10 on Spotify, and I seriously hoped my thinking that she doesn't sound too good live is connected with her singing ability more than me being uneducated about her style and singing in general xD It doesn't change how much I like listening to her and that she is a good singer but it just kinda stayed in my brain xD
I really enjoy your videos thanks a lot! :)
7:59 oh I love this
Ur videos are so informative 😊
Please can you do a review of Demi Lovato's rock album! Could always talk about it with Miley's. I'm loving her new stuff and her voice seems healthier too.
Now i understand what is style and techniques, obviously you should know the techniques first if you want to sing well
Alicia’s voice definitely depleted! Which is sad cuz she’s so gifted. Great producer, songwriter, has soul. I thought Xtinas voice was getting worse during her Lotus, but somehow that woman fixed her voice and got better lol.
Ariana is one of the best examples of a great vocalist that is also stylistic!
she lacks technique tho...
@@someonenew5198 you seriously gotta be mentally disturbed if you say that Ariana Grande (one of the best vocalists of all time, an A listed vocalist that held an E6 in the clearest brightest healthiest head voice for 10 seconds) lacks VOCAL TECHNIQUE?
@@allthingspage1498 she does lack voval technique. She barely can support an E5 consistently.
@@Dz1328-u4z Ariana supports up to E5 consistently since the Sweetener Tour, she managed to support way above that as well. you can DEFINITELY expect her consistent support to be way above E5 now.
@@allthingspage1498 You clearly don't know what you are talking about... Being a great vocalist doesn't mean you are perfect...She has an immense talent but yes she does lack technique in some performances...
Ok, I thought I was imagining it but Jisoo's Flower is playing in the background.
Pink and Faouzia are two of my favorites!!!
Hey what about perrie Edwards???
My alto ass listening to Hailey's belting in soprano : 👁👄👁
Excellent Video !
Love the channel ❤
I think it’s about time you started including Coco Jones in your videos. She’s a highly talented and skilled singer that’s breaking out.
Rock stylists like Robert Plant and Axl Rose are worth discussing.
Same with versatile singers like Paul McCartney (who can scream, growl, and shout like anybody), and even crooners like David Bowie.
Then there are the unique folk and country styles especially Willie Nelson whose voice is perfect for storytelling. The phrasing choices he made on his cover of "You are always on my mind" is worth a whole video.
I want to introduce you to EMM as well! She is together with Faouzia, one of the best vocalists I have ever seen. She has an incredible vocal technique. Check out her live performances!
5:49 yes but we haven’t heard how she performs in more the upper range so idk about best
Hmmm, true they're aren't that many performances of her but they have two albums and a handful of performances. Hallé's a high soprano...her voice naturally sings in her upper range (Her mix and Head voice). But the Little Mermaid Soundtrack's about to drop, u'll see upper range isn't a problem for her... it's her lower range that is rarely heard.😅😂
Talk about Beyonce too, if you put her photo on your thumbnail and not just using her photo for clout
i used to think i was a good singer but after watching this vid i realised i dont have any style and my technique needs to improve
Jesus Christ superstar has some of the best songs that show case male vocals in existence … did not know John legend could take it on …. Would love to hear a pop rock artist do Gethsemane
If you going to put beyonce on your thumbnail then should've talked about B on your video too.😏
I'd like to see a kpop version of this video! 😍
Kpop idols much of them can't sing...
As much I also would love to , most of them have bad if not horrible techniques.
The ones who have a good one aren't " that " active anymore
What's the first Fouzia song you use? With the piano and the blue background? It's so incredible but i don't know how to find it
4:21 me when I stub my toe
YOU DID NOT I'M DYING
I don't have both so... yeah
Chloe &Halle 💕
I used to have a high range. Then I got GERD and it just set my range back, but luckily I can work back to where I was, but it is a very slow progression.
Another girlie fusing technique and style to me is Caroline Polacheck.
Even tho, I’m not a Billie Eilish fan. I think that her style will actually preserve her voice in the long run lol
actually not; because singing like she does is not natural and difficult .. singing so soft, with breathy tone and picking notes could damage your vocal cords if you have no vocal technique and from what i heard she has a technique and perfect pitch , but only occasionally she has problems but I think it's normal if you always keep singing like this your vocal nodes, muscles stiffen that's why sometimes she struggles, but she has created her own style which is quite difficult to always have control .. and her jazzy voice 20-60s from Julie london and tone and vibrato is beautiful.. even Lana del Rey who created hers Vocal style often has difficulty taking notes with his pitch and voice.. that's normal..
What abt Chloe, does she have this balance too?
how can I focus when you put flower's instrumental xD
I was so happy and proud when i suddenly saw faouzia bc ive know her since she was 🤏 shmooolll (as an artist) like 2018 maybe? Idk but seeing her be noticed is absolutely mind blowing to me!!
Some fans say technique doesn't matter
they prefer a nice tone
Why did they put a commercial just in the middle of Halle's singing, THE DISRESPECT
What do I think about Shakira why don't I mention about her in a single video
who's the better vocalist? halle or chloe?
Halle has better technique
Soh yang
Some vocalists I think have a distinct style and a great technique: Tiffany Young, Woosung, Yechan, Shinee's Jonghyun, D.O, Minseo
I wouldn't say they have distinct styles, but they have distinct vocal timbres that have been able to show off who their individuality in their groups and K-pop.
lol 90 percent of kpop stars cannot sing live. real singers of course will stand out.
Tiff doesn't have a great technique at all. she always strained her notes & went sharp/flat even Taeyeon couldn't take it anymore..
@@quents because they are not just singers, they are performers
faouzia has the advantage from her frequently reading quran. cause the right way to read quran is also requires the right technique. and the way she sings is quite similar like hafiz would read quran
I screamed When Alicia keys screamed😭
John Legend , Sara Barreiles and Alice Cooper together in a concert 😮
Can you show a video of singer who had big voice like a giant like Christina Aguilera, Beyonce, Whitney, Charice, Jennifer Hudson ect... And what are there weakness and strength ??
What is that first song Rosalia is singing?
Rosé vocals are made in heaven bro
No they weren't they were made in average
They were made in mid
If you dont know how to sing----QUEEN
Jisoo flower recognized from the first beat 😅❤
loooved the video! btw, what do u think about ariana and cyntia’s performances on wicked? the first videos have surfassed and i would love to know your opinion!
i like how you used jisoo flower for background music
i dont think billie’s technique is bad just limited
It certainly bad she's almost nothing but air
But that's the sign for bad...well, okay
Yeah. People should watch the video of her singing with Debbie Harry. Billie can definitely use more vocal fold closure if she wants to. But I guess she prefers not to when she's singing her own music, for stylistic reasons
@@allykelly it’s not true 😂 as music teacher these are BULLSHITS
Listen to Julie london, Norah Jones, Dido, singing or Phoebe bridgers .. it’s jazz/indie soft singing with breathy tone is SINGING and she is SINGING!
@@hoy68290 what's ur point
There is no Rosé in the video.... the thumbnail is clickbait.. :((
Ok and?
TH-cam guys are always using blackpink for views. This is an example. I love watching this guy's video but using people who aren't even considered in the video for clicks, is so wrong and manipulative... @jonginnis_peaches
Omg I’ve never been this early
Finally, someone who does these vocal videos said it.
I've been saying the same thing myself. There is such a weirdly pretentious attitude surrounding technique in music and vocals.
It's just not necessary. I mean, even if you look at the vocal trinity . . . . do people REALLY think there weren't more "Technically" according to technique and what not vocalists out there?
It's not a coincidence that Celine, Mariah and Whitney were all incredibly attractive women for their time. They had technique, a little something style wise in some of their cases(Mariah and Celine ), the right connections ( Whitney ) , and a marketability due to being beautiful. People with greater technique were out there, but those women succeeded because they had something to go with the talent and were marketable.
Technique is one of those things that can aid you, but if you don't have IT . . . it's not going to make you a gorgeous performance or piece. And when it comes to master artists in any field, it's not the ones with the best technique we remember. That's just a fact.
A lesser singer can outshine a technique based singer, it happens all the time. But having technique never hurts and can only aid you.
But people don't love . . . . for example Tarja Turunen's voice because she is an amazing classical singer, she is but she has vocal character and tone and timber that no one else can bring. She left Nightwish 18 years ago and people still talk about missing her and how she was Nightwish. ( You don't have to know anything about her or listen to her to know based on that what she meant to people. I mean, Selena is ANOTHER great example. )
Great video!! I’m not sure if you’ve looked into Apink’s main vocalist eunji from 2 gen kpop group thats still active today! I would love to see an analysis of her vocals incorporated in one of your videos