Thanks to you I got my Phil Anselmo type of low scream. Time to learn the high ones! Your videos are by far most useful on the whole wide web. I tried for years, but only when I downloaded your free program and really started to practice what you preach, I succeed. Thank you Chris! Also, Vocal Menace is brutal, now I finally have motivation to record. 🖤
Man being able to consciously over-exaggerate such a principle has opened a new unique tone for vocals that i didnt really know how to find the "your voice" that makes you one of a kind yet again another little peice of gold in the sea of videos thank you again Chris Liepe
There is this uncanny situation that has happened time, and time time again, and I'm sure I'm not alone on this, but... You literally always post the exact video that I needed at the exact right time! Bravo!
@user-ev9gy1ni6u absolutely! I mean I watch Chris a lot too though so he's always there in my feed. You're are right tho for sure. I was saying more so the specific topic that he covered here was exactly what I was struggling a tad with my own music. Unfortunately I stopped yt. I mainly only upload on BandLab and insta now a days. Wasn't too kean on how YT decided to show my content. What they wanna promote they will everything else would be swept under the rug.
Sir I want to thank you SO MUCH for your lessons, I’ve seen huge improvement in my base voice in just a few lessons. As a 40yr old loooong time singer, I feel more free and easy when singing then I ever have before!
Thanks a lot, Chris! I didn't realise that Chester Bennington's constant altering in voice not only sounded amazing, but also helped him sound even more amazing! Respect and thanks, as always!!
Holy crap bro boy you know your stuff holy crap unreal, thanks for showing us all this stuff, even showing us the production of everything as well. It's super helpful actually this is awesome and it's free like holy crap, even showing us hot to avoid the pitfalls and the walls that young singers run into; Mhmhm me.
I absolutely adore this video. I took the principles away when working on a new song, and got the best take I’ve ever had on a section of vocals. It took what normally sounds flat and brought so much life to it. 🙏 thank you Chris!!!
I've learned a LOT thought your videos and I'm now 2 months in vocal classes and I've improved tremendously with my voice in a short period of time, so first of all thanks for all this free material, it's priceless, second of all i will love to see you checking out Victor Borba, he also did a cover of Spiritbox. Love from a Romanian guy living in Italy
Your videos have inspired me to explore new ways to use my voice and I can’t remember when practicing singing has been as fun as it is now! 🤩I started to listen to metal some time ago and I began wondering how the vocalists produce their harsh sound. I have classical training and I do love classical singing but I feel that I have found the enthusiasm for singing (and music!) again which have been lost for several years. (I think my neighbors preferred me singing Handel in the shower over my recent attempts at growling and screaming etc…🤭)
Thank you Chris what a great lesson! I needed this one. I wrecked my vocal chords as an angsty emo teen and now have to deal with my voice tiring out quicker than it usually should most of the time. Never thought about it like just another muscle you're working out before but it makes total sense. Just like all your other lessons I'll take it to heart, add it to the repertoire and be a much better vocalist for it. Thanks again man you offer so much value in your free videos it's actually bonkers.
Whoa this is cool Chris. Sometimes I think I have to just focus on resonance or compression, but thanks for reassuring that it's good to be free and varied. I'd love to see you cover Justin Pierre's voice from Motion City Soundtrack. He is wonderful at doing this balance.
Thank you once again for sharing this my dude. I'm thinking about mentioning your channel to my University, maybe share it to Vocal instructors there to try and see if they could try some of your tips.
I love all your content from the very first time I came across your channel. On the other hand, the way you behaved when you almost mispronounced the word "vultures" says a lot. Your a pro.
I haven't ever heard you do lows like you did in the intro! Holy lord that sounded great. Did you sing it a key or two lower than normal? It seemed lower but maybe it's just the different voice making it sound different.
You can learn great breath control by watching a lot of compilations of evil laughs by watching cartoon characters. And this helps you discover vibrato faster. Let alone control it. Try the joker's laugh. Brings out more character in your voice.😊
can't get into the scream of it, but get the high pitch of it.. why the scream is not coming out and I get stuck in the high pitch that you do just before you tilt over to the scream?? I am confused to where the air should go in the throat and mouth now? is this same as the characters Yosemite Sam mixed with Pluto? or how to understand it? thanks from Sweden!
I’m a smoker but it very rarely affects my vocals but when i get sick it takes me weeks to recover my vocal cords, i mainly sing mixed like Breaking Benjamin or seether mg favorite song to sing is Tourniquet by Breaking Benjamin i could do a cover and send it if you would like ti hear it
And I always wondered how Son Jin Wook can sing two concerts in one day (almost 30 songs) and still be able to pull out his insane high notes at the end. This explains a lot :D He uses so many singing styles which I love... but didn't think it also has such effect. I also noticed that he drinks a lot of water during his performances, often even in the middle of a song, I guess it's also an important thing.
Hi Chris, thank you so much for your content, it's amazing! Do you hear about this song from Papa Roach - Leave A Light On (Talk Away The Dark)? If not, you must check it out 😉
How would you recommend going about recording? (Mic, software, etc.) I would love to record some vocals for songs I'm writing but I'm not so sure how lol
Make sure you know how to support your voice the right way!! Join my free course... chrisliepe.com/free-your-voice/
love how you manage to put yourself in the shoes of a learner. You're a great coach and teacher!
Thank you so much 😊
I wouldn’t be able to control my screams as good if it wasn’t for your videos! 🤘🖤
Thanks to you I got my Phil Anselmo type of low scream. Time to learn the high ones! Your videos are by far most useful on the whole wide web. I tried for years, but only when I downloaded your free program and really started to practice what you preach, I succeed. Thank you Chris!
Also, Vocal Menace is brutal, now I finally have motivation to record. 🖤
Man being able to consciously over-exaggerate such a principle has opened a new unique tone for vocals that i didnt really know how to find the "your voice" that makes you one of a kind yet again another little peice of gold in the sea of videos thank you again Chris Liepe
There is this uncanny situation that has happened time, and time time again, and I'm sure I'm not alone on this, but... You literally always post the exact video that I needed at the exact right time! Bravo!
@user-ev9gy1ni6u absolutely! I mean I watch Chris a lot too though so he's always there in my feed. You're are right tho for sure. I was saying more so the specific topic that he covered here was exactly what I was struggling a tad with my own music. Unfortunately I stopped yt. I mainly only upload on BandLab and insta now a days. Wasn't too kean on how YT decided to show my content. What they wanna promote they will everything else would be swept under the rug.
Awesome. This is exactly my problem on my last performance... Next one i am going to do this for sure!!! Thanks in advance
Sir I want to thank you SO MUCH for your lessons, I’ve seen huge improvement in my base voice in just a few lessons.
As a 40yr old loooong time singer, I feel more free and easy when singing then I ever have before!
Thanks a lot, Chris! I didn't realise that Chester Bennington's constant altering in voice not only sounded amazing, but also helped him sound even more amazing!
Respect and thanks, as always!!
Those lows in the intro, dude! Woah!
Awesome video. I love how you instruct and demonstrate. It makes it so much easier to understand the process and try it myself.
Holy crap bro boy you know your stuff holy crap unreal, thanks for showing us all this stuff, even showing us the production of everything as well. It's super helpful actually this is awesome and it's free like holy crap, even showing us hot to avoid the pitfalls and the walls that young singers run into; Mhmhm me.
I absolutely adore this video. I took the principles away when working on a new song, and got the best take I’ve ever had on a section of vocals. It took what normally sounds flat and brought so much life to it.
🙏 thank you Chris!!!
I've learned a LOT thought your videos and I'm now 2 months in vocal classes and I've improved tremendously with my voice in a short period of time, so first of all thanks for all this free material, it's priceless, second of all i will love to see you checking out Victor Borba, he also did a cover of Spiritbox. Love from a Romanian guy living in Italy
Chris bringing it and hitting critical points on the nose, as always. Thanks!
Your screaming sounds amazing 😮
Your videos have inspired me to explore new ways to use my voice and I can’t remember when practicing singing has been as fun as it is now! 🤩I started to listen to metal some time ago and I began wondering how the vocalists produce their harsh sound. I have classical training and I do love classical singing but I feel that I have found the enthusiasm for singing (and music!) again which have been lost for several years. (I think my neighbors preferred me singing Handel in the shower over my recent attempts at growling and screaming etc…🤭)
Awesome. Love this song. I learn a lot from your videos. Thanks
Circle with me is such an awesome song
Thank you Chris what a great lesson! I needed this one. I wrecked my vocal chords as an angsty emo teen and now have to deal with my voice tiring out quicker than it usually should most of the time. Never thought about it like just another muscle you're working out before but it makes total sense. Just like all your other lessons I'll take it to heart, add it to the repertoire and be a much better vocalist for it. Thanks again man you offer so much value in your free videos it's actually bonkers.
Damn thats good lesson. Thnx
Whoa this is cool Chris. Sometimes I think I have to just focus on resonance or compression, but thanks for reassuring that it's good to be free and varied. I'd love to see you cover Justin Pierre's voice from Motion City Soundtrack. He is wonderful at doing this balance.
your videos are so amazing!
Thanks for the tips !!
awesome, Chris! still hoping for that analysis on Brenda Yate's vocals, from Turnstile
i need to hear an one-take cover from you of this song
Thank you once again for sharing this my dude. I'm thinking about mentioning your channel to my University, maybe share it to Vocal instructors there to try and see if they could try some of your tips.
You're so welcome, and that would be COOL!
I love all your content from the very first time I came across your channel. On the other hand, the way you behaved when you almost mispronounced the word "vultures" says a lot. Your a pro.
I haven't ever heard you do lows like you did in the intro! Holy lord that sounded great. Did you sing it a key or two lower than normal? It seemed lower but maybe it's just the different voice making it sound different.
I didn't modify it at all after the fact :) That's all me and just naturally low straight out of my mouth! Glad you enjoyed!
Mixed voice can also help dynamics
Yes!
Great video! Are you going to do a full cover of the song? :D
Nice content as always! Would you make a video on Shawn James Through the Valley? I think you'll like it
You can learn great breath control by watching a lot of compilations of evil laughs by watching cartoon characters. And this helps you discover vibrato faster. Let alone control it. Try the joker's laugh. Brings out more character in your voice.😊
Just watched Matt Shadows and he's a classic example. Granted ... Songs aren't the easiest lol
can't get into the scream of it, but get the high pitch of it.. why the scream is not coming out and I get stuck in the high pitch that you do just before you tilt over to the scream?? I am confused to where the air should go in the throat and mouth now? is this same as the characters Yosemite Sam mixed with Pluto? or how to understand it? thanks from Sweden!
I’m a smoker but it very rarely affects my vocals but when i get sick it takes me weeks to recover my vocal cords, i mainly sing mixed like Breaking Benjamin or seether mg favorite song to sing is Tourniquet by Breaking Benjamin i could do a cover and send it if you would like ti hear it
That’s awesome! Both amazing bands!! You gotta post some
❤
chris, do you have a band ? I thought you have a metal core one
Nope. Just a coach :)
Yeah
Please stay the same
I don't think I've heard you done low growls before. Did you learn this recently?
YES :) ! From my work with Will Ramos... check out the stuff I've been doing with him lately :) !!
And I always wondered how Son Jin Wook can sing two concerts in one day (almost 30 songs) and still be able to pull out his insane high notes at the end. This explains a lot :D He uses so many singing styles which I love... but didn't think it also has such effect. I also noticed that he drinks a lot of water during his performances, often even in the middle of a song, I guess it's also an important thing.
th-cam.com/video/Zpe2kDMX140/w-d-xo.html to sing like this after 25 songs, he surely knows the trick ;)
Hi Chris, thank you so much for your content, it's amazing! Do you hear about this song from Papa Roach - Leave A Light On (Talk Away The Dark)? If not, you must check it out 😉
Reaja ao gabriel henrique com a musica hurt and believe de cher
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that growl tho 😳
sounds like corpsegrinder from cannibal corpse
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How would you recommend going about recording? (Mic, software, etc.) I would love to record some vocals for songs I'm writing but I'm not so sure how lol
But how do I make my hair last longer!
I definitely cannot help you with that!! Haha