Why go bald? To sound like Chris? I think Chris sounds bad, honestly. He might have tons of flexibility, agility, techniques etc etc, but he just doesn't sound like a nice voice. This video made it abundantly clear...the differences between the two are obvious and Chris just sounded...I'm sorry but he just sounded cringey. Whereas the other guy's tone was super cool throughout.
@@poweredman Lukas is also bald lol why go straight to Chris? Also I don't think Chris is focused on having amazing tone, doesn't he primarily teach? His technique is way more important to get across than a good sound, and people should expect to have a tone that doesn't sound amazing while they're learning anyway. Not seeing the problem, it's kind of relatable
@@EchinoStarefish Because it's Chris that mentioned being bald is what does it. And sure, okay, I buy that. If you're a teacher you don't have to sound good bu I think he thinks he sounds good but that doesn't mean we shouldn''t mention it when it is so obvious and he makes it so apparent.
@@poweredman maybe so, and of course if you don't like the sound of his voice that just is what it is. I'm starting to believe the bald thing though, Victor Borba's stuff on TH-cam is great and he went bald pretty young lol (3 whole examples versus literally every good singer with hair)
Something I've been fuckin with recently is making myself enunciate as little as possible( while still saying the word and not sounding like garbage). I find that for me this does 2 things. First, it lets me be relaxed and speak freely way more than I honestly thought was possible. And pretty much AS a by-product of being relaxed, I find it much easier to compress. Thank you, this has been my Ted talk
Lukas clearly has the chops and tone dialed in for his genre. It's really impressive. But, I have to give you props Chris, you sound like yourself whereas I think Lukas's sound could easily be confused with a variety of metalcore, emo, pop punk, and other 2000s post-grunge style vocalists. It's great hearing both of your styles and what influences shine through.
I've been using the scale from your "Foolproof Daily WARMUP for Singing High" video and ascending it chromatically. My comfortable range is about a whole step beneath yours and I do well starting in either Bb or A, depending on the day. I chromatically work my way up until I can get a D5 for the high note. What's cool for me about C and D is I can sing 3 octaves of the scale because I can almost always get a D2 pretty consistently. Nice to see the tie-in in this video. Lip trills/bubbles work the same way as humming. Throwing my voice higher isn't something I do much at all. I'm not actively involved in music anymore but do sing in the car etc. I'll add throwing in and see what kind of discoveries I can make from that. Another terrific video Chris (and Lukas)!
Got one more tip that works great is the “motor boat” and combining the hum with it. I sing in a wide range and scream as well and this is a definite go to.
Chris I'd love to see a video about Jessie Leach! I know you've already done Howard Jones from Killswitch Engage but Jessie is just a powerhouse metal vocalist! Love your content man!
You are outstanding! Was wondering, since Ville Valo from HIM just released his solo record, could we get a voice analysis of him from you? The album is vocally stunning
I usually do a summer and winter open enrollment. But… you can request an invitation at chrisliepe.com and as slots open up as people finish the course, you’ll get an invite. Right now, the wait time looks like about a week out. Looking forward to working with you!
Hi...I don't think "throwing" for vocal range is a good idea; too harsh for me (I've sung professionally)..but Chris, your video on getting over Covid-voice (I've had 'tinsel' in one part of my range) has helped; walking around the house; "Speeeeeew", etc.Thanks!👍
I guess I need to get bald too... awesome technique, thanks for the lesson!
It didn't help me, lol!
Why go bald? To sound like Chris? I think Chris sounds bad, honestly. He might have tons of flexibility, agility, techniques etc etc, but he just doesn't sound like a nice voice. This video made it abundantly clear...the differences between the two are obvious and Chris just sounded...I'm sorry but he just sounded cringey. Whereas the other guy's tone was super cool throughout.
@@poweredman Lukas is also bald lol why go straight to Chris? Also I don't think Chris is focused on having amazing tone, doesn't he primarily teach? His technique is way more important to get across than a good sound, and people should expect to have a tone that doesn't sound amazing while they're learning anyway. Not seeing the problem, it's kind of relatable
@@EchinoStarefish Because it's Chris that mentioned being bald is what does it. And sure, okay, I buy that. If you're a teacher you don't have to sound good bu I think he thinks he sounds good but that doesn't mean we shouldn''t mention it when it is so obvious and he makes it so apparent.
@@poweredman maybe so, and of course if you don't like the sound of his voice that just is what it is. I'm starting to believe the bald thing though, Victor Borba's stuff on TH-cam is great and he went bald pretty young lol (3 whole examples versus literally every good singer with hair)
Something I've been fuckin with recently is making myself enunciate as little as possible( while still saying the word and not sounding like garbage). I find that for me this does 2 things. First, it lets me be relaxed and speak freely way more than I honestly thought was possible. And pretty much AS a by-product of being relaxed, I find it much easier to compress. Thank you, this has been my Ted talk
How do singers in this genre always get such awesome grit?! Especially when they go up high
It's awesome isn't it??! We cover this in their courses!!
Tenors don't. Only baritones do... :P
@@jebatman756 Lies :D
'grit' ???
because they have a lot of experience when it comes to using your false chords
Great tips; thanks for sharing!
Lukas clearly has the chops and tone dialed in for his genre. It's really impressive. But, I have to give you props Chris, you sound like yourself whereas I think Lukas's sound could easily be confused with a variety of metalcore, emo, pop punk, and other 2000s post-grunge style vocalists. It's great hearing both of your styles and what influences shine through.
Jesus his raw vocals are crazy good
Very cool!
saved! subscribed! Using this practice from now on!
Awesome! Thank you!
Done. Great help as always. I found it interesting and helpful
Incredible vocalist
Incredible band too. All four of them are unreal musicians.
Great tips thanks yall 🥰🥰
woah!! Always thought lukas would be faithful to his spouse, but I guess I was wrong
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Nice
A great on Chris! Thanks again! You're the best here on TH-cam! And the most educational as well
Great video Chris and Lukas fantastic advice.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great stuff guys!! 🤘
I've been using the scale from your "Foolproof Daily WARMUP for Singing High" video and ascending it chromatically. My comfortable range is about a whole step beneath yours and I do well starting in either Bb or A, depending on the day. I chromatically work my way up until I can get a D5 for the high note. What's cool for me about C and D is I can sing 3 octaves of the scale because I can almost always get a D2 pretty consistently. Nice to see the tie-in in this video.
Lip trills/bubbles work the same way as humming.
Throwing my voice higher isn't something I do much at all. I'm not actively involved in music anymore but do sing in the car etc. I'll add throwing in and see what kind of discoveries I can make from that. Another terrific video Chris (and Lukas)!
Dude don't give away what's in his paid course, come on.
@@JTguitarlessons The video I referenced is on his channel, not from a course.
Great video i hit new notes already i'm baritone and struggle with high notes 'usually!'
Lukas this is gold!! The part where you cracked on purpose makes alot of sense slowing it down and working on that area until you get it. Awesome
My wife walked in on me watching this and thought I was watching some weird kinky stuff in the middle of the day.
haha
Thanks you guys again this helpings me a lot,thanks for making all this videos
Awesome video as always! I’d love to see you break down Rou from Enter Shikaris voice at some point
2:39 - 3:00 Jerry Seinfeld warming up to exist
Got one more tip that works great is the “motor boat” and combining the hum with it. I sing in a wide range and scream as well and this is a definite go to.
4:04 that's already very high 😭😭
Chris I'd love to see a video about Jessie Leach! I know you've already done Howard Jones from Killswitch Engage but Jessie is just a powerhouse metal vocalist! Love your content man!
great video as always - would love to see an analysis of Jay Buchanan from Rival sons one day ✌🏻
Thanks guys, I’ll give that a try.
I need to shave my head to be good in singing
Yes, u do.
Let me know if it works 😄
not me ........ not for 10 golden records !
@@carolmartin2503 how about 20 golden records? 😊
Humming is the ultimate 'gateway' for people not used to singing to start singing...without actually singing because gosh that would be embarrassing!
You are outstanding! Was wondering, since Ville Valo from HIM just released his solo record, could we get a voice analysis of him from you? The album is vocally stunning
Would love that, too! :)
the magyars were great hungarian nomad warriors , they used awesome horn bows in war :)
Why do I get a weird tight feeling in my mouth like I can’t speak on the version starting 4:37? So odd.
i have a query,
is he in his Chest register while singing throughout the video?
Yes
@@chrisliepe damn he has quite a range, Thanks Chris! 🙌
Very cool
Hey Chris, when is enrollment opening again for your course?
I usually do a summer and winter open enrollment. But… you can request an invitation at chrisliepe.com and as slots open up as people finish the course, you’ll get an invite. Right now, the wait time looks like about a week out. Looking forward to working with you!
oh, this is super easy, I just need to get rid of all my hair, I wish someone had just told me that in the first place
Hi...I don't think "throwing" for vocal range is a good idea; too harsh for me (I've sung professionally)..but Chris, your video on getting over Covid-voice (I've had 'tinsel' in one part of my range) has helped; walking around the house; "Speeeeeew", etc.Thanks!👍
this is actually exactly how i train my voice except humming
This is not good for my tourettes.
are you supposed to increase volume when you throw your voice?
Not necessarily. Can be done either way :)
Sounds like to yodas wigging out on mushrooms at the start 😂
Great advice but ❤😃
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