How to Start to Find Your Vibrato (The Art & Mindset of it All)
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Vibrato is super tricky and elusive to many! One of the main problems with trying to figure out how to get the 'ideal' singing vibrato is that there is a mentality that comes with that quest that suggests we need to MAKE it happen. Really, we need to learn to LET it happen (like so many other things in great singing). In this video, I lay the groundwork for you to discover the vibrato you were meant to have!
"We want to accept the ghost."
- Chris Liepe, 2019
This guy knows how to teach in the most efficient way. Much better than other vocal coaches here on TH-cam, especially Ke...nvm.
😂You mean Ken Templin? I can understand you completely.
😂You mean Ken Templin? I can understand you completely.
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Ken is also a great teacher and has given me results and his students aswell.
@@huss2600 He is, but he doesn't easily give out information on his free videos which I don't think is very efficient. Again, it's my personal opinion.
Every other vocal coach: vibrato is an oscillation of the voice that is natural produced as a result of great breath support and healthy singing
Chris: OOoOwoooOoooWoowo OooOo OooOoOooOO
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@@chrisliepe Chris you are a Godsend man! You should look into Dax Riggs!
A lot more helpful the way Chris does
Wait, this much information is for free? You're madman, chris!
Thanks for the video Chris!
For people who watch this video every day to develop vibrato,
3:14, 5:44, - The Ghost
7:44 - Chest vibrato
9:30 - Slide up with vibrato
thanks
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The best vocal coach on youtube
Over time, I've watched a lot of different vocal lesson style youtube videos and usually leave feeling empty-handed. It's not like that at all with your videos, you're the only one I've seen that really gets it and I could tell almost immediately. I've learned so much already. Exceptional channel, please keep up the great work. Much love from Oklahoma
Thanks for finding the words. Chris just left me speechless
yesterday I accidently found my vibrato. I'm about to teach myself singing with grit and as I switched of my grit I ended up in my clean voice with a nice vibrato at the end. For me it's a sign that I'm on the right way developing my voice.
RIGHT! People usually find their vibrato by accident! By doing silly things like imitating a ghost :) GREAT JOB
my mom just called the excorsist..
but great vid keep up the good work chris :)
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This is so spot on! The key is knowing how things should feel and not feel. That way you learn to sing with your body rather than just your "brain" 👍👍👍👍
This is mind blowing! I’ve been trying to get vibrato for years and nothing I tried worked. Turns out I was always able to do it, but just didn’t know how to access it. Thanks for this great lesson!!
Great explanations, very simple, tons of informative videos at great length and doesn’t annoy us with endless plugs for a book or some “Top secret” tips we have to purchase. I like that. Just a man that loves music and wants to help others improve.
Your vocal lessons are awsome! Thank you so much for the free information!
Oh my God you hero! I asked for this a couple videos back and this actually made my day. Thank you!
Been waiting for this one, you explain things so well.
Love your channel man. Im really feeling my singing improve, way more than the voice lessons i made for 6+ months! Thank you!
Great video, as always. It's mind-boggling how much information we get for free these days!
Vibrato is the first thing ever that i've learned. Don't remember how or why, but it always felt natural for me. My advice is this:
Don't force it, let it come naturally, for some it might take more time to develop.
DO NOT try to produce it by chopping up your voice (rapidly constraining the airflow, sounds awful and is extremely inefficient)
The tone produced with vibrato should be always constant, with even and the same volume.
It should be produced by changing the pitch just slightly (let's say one semi-tone higher or lower) and then switching between those two tones in a wavy manner. You can do it mroe slowly at first, and then kinda work with it and try to figure out what feels most comfortable.
I follow him and i love he’s tone and range and love how he’s teaching . It makes sense and very much helps me learning.so thank u so much your the best
killer lesson man! really cleared things up for me thanks! :)
I've been waiting for this one!
You are the first angel we see when we get to heaven
I have been singing for 40 years and coaching for 20. You cannot force from the throat and it's a natural outcome of good support...l agree with you on much of this. I find it to be THE hardest thing to teach. I was born with a natural vibrato, blessed l should say, so it's even harder for me to try to teach how. I am sending this to my students who are straight toning everything..
Accepting the ghost. Now I understand why vibrato has always sounded so spiritual to me lol. Great vid again. I appreciate how articulate you are in these lessons. Thanks for everything you do.
from all youtube teachers i like you the most :) keep it up man! nice job! I would also like to see a video about vowel production, if you would be kind enough to share your experience on the matter with us, of course :)
I've watched nearly every video you made and you are the best teacher on TH-cam I found so far. But actually this video didn't help me a lot. Of couse you explained everythig very well and I understood it, but that one essential tip was missing. Now I know some fundamental stuff for vibrato but getting into it is very difficult for me.
But keep producing those great videos you helped me a lot developing my voice. Thanks
I have been studying singing for... 8 years? (Not really applied the whole time, mainly in the beggining) Using mainly youtube videos, and I can tell two things from your videos:
- Many things I have learned from joining the knowledge from mutiple sources, are really well explained as a whole in your channel.
- Since I realize that, I can also tell that the things I haven't learn are explained in a really complete way, that makes me without that NEED to seek many and many sources for each small thing.
tldr; Great job!
The best man. Breaks down every detail
Unconventionality is most effective way to teach voice and you're a master voice educator because you've rubbed off on me and my neighbors look at me like I'm out of my mind but I don't care. I wear it as a badge of honor. 🎶🎶🎶🎤🎤🎤
Sometimes I have it, sometimes I don't. Thanks for the insights as always chris❤
Yeah man, thank you very much for doing this! Great tutorial, as always. You explain everything so clearly.
And as always, my dogs are equally impressed (and confused) by your tutorials lol..I'm waiting for them to join in.
Thank you for this video. I asked for this and you did the video! Can't thank you enough...
I have some work to do on this... but HUGE HELP! Thanks, Man!
every video contains golden information. thanks for sharing!!
Omg! Love this coach! I hit the golden nugget on TH-cam ♥️
I'm so glad I found this video in time to be practicing during the spooky season. ❤
I LOOKED THIS UP LAST NIGHT AND HERE YOU ARE. Being the God send.
Thank you, man.
Thank you for this lesson 😍
wow! I love the way you explain! singing is such an abstract art, cause it involves A LOT of sensations...and the way you MAKE the sensation happen so your students can really get it, is amazing. Excellent job! :D
Now this, I don't have any problem doing :). Thank You for the lesson Chris!
Chris, I want to find out if this is not the reason why i cant properly use vocal fray when singing... I have no problem singing in fabratto but vocal fray and grit is very difficult...
Thanks man! I do not know how much I can do with this, but I am very grateful for your effort
Stick with it! Give yourself a lot of patience and grace! :)
I developed this type of vibrato years ago and can't unlearn it. If I'm not wrong it should be called a "laryngeal" vibrato. Which isn't natural and I don't know how to get that. When you pay attention to the big voices' throats (like Mariah, Whitney, Aretha, etc.), they don't move their larynxes as we do. At this point, I'm somewhat convinced it's either you have it or you don't type of a phenomenon. There have been times I felt it happen naturally but it keeps reverting back to the artificial one. Sounds almost as good but it doesn't feel good to know that I could be better lol
You're a brilliant teacher!
No offense to my singing teacher but your videos are so helpful! I’m learning a lot from them, thanks dude
Loving all the videos, was looking up vibrato lessons to try take the flat sound out of my vocals as it make any performance sound a bit 💩💩without having some nice wobbly notes!
The sound you made at 4:50 got me laughing really hard😂🤣🤣
Hahahaha same here! I thought it was the best cartoon-character I ever heard. Hahaha!
Great video. I always have some troubles with vibrato in a certain way, I’m gonna give it a try using this techniques…
You are incredible ...
This might be the best vibrato tutorial i've seen
I just shared your video in the VOICE GEEK GROUP :) this is way too good and needs to be out there :) definitely learned a lot about vibratos so thank you so much brother! like 2 from me :)
Thank you!
What group? Is it a discord group?
Thank you so much, your lesson is really indepth.
👍 thank you! Ghost, it works! 🙏
Questa non l avevo mai sentita!!!!! Un consiglio efficace ma soprattutto divertente grazie!!!!!
That's the best ghost impression I've ever heard!
You deserve so many more subscribers
spread the word!! :)
Awesome! Thank you
Love your stuff, man. By the way, if you could upload a lesson of how to sing like Jay Buchanan - I'd really appreciate it!
Doing the ghost is not so easy as you'd think! Can't do it so fast.. Maybe with practise it'll be easier and faster even? All your videos are very good and well explained.
One of the best videos on how to do vibrato I’ve seen on YT (and I’ve watched many). Thank you, Chris, this is so helpful. 🙏 Now off to work with and accept my 👻
Glad it was helpful! Keep at it!!!
you are like a magician
You're welcome!
Thank you so much😊
Very talent teacher .he know guide his childrens..
yeah, that was helpful!
This video works, I found how to move my vocal cord thank you
Genius
Guest i'm not the only one noticed that this exercise is way much effective then the other lessons out there......thank you sir. I'm developing my vibrato to much better now...god bless you. From Malaysia 🙏💕
Thanks!
I love this video 💛🧡❤
Great, Glad you enjoyed!
Thanks. I've learnt a lot from you.
Thanks Chris
Thank you
I love the idea of "accepting the ghost 👻"
I love this exercise
you're the best
my vibrato is inconsistent. sometimes it'll be too much and go sharp, other times it will be too weak. is that just a "i need to practice more and it will strengthen and even out over time" issue or a "i'm doing something wrong" issue?
Great lesson, I always like your approach by telling us what what to focus on and what it should feel like. I'm hoping this will help my endurance, did you find your vibrato got a little flatter the longer your singing sesh went on when you were first starting out?
Yes!
I have vibrato naturally (or i have mastered it as a kid idk ) cause of my clean voice,and now with chris's vocal courses i'm learning the opposite - rasp,fry ,i still sound like someone is scratching on a glass with rusty nails,but hey,i'm getting there haha
F....Hell .. I finally got it !!!!! Thanks vey much indee for the fany faces Chis. After a long joney my vibrato is here in auto mode !!!!
Now I can make a cool sounding ghost haha thanks 😊
Chris have you ever checked out Lisa Hannigan’s ‘prayer for the dying’? Would kill to hear your opinion on what type of vibrato that is. It’s so beautiful and she might be my favourite female vocalist.
I watch TH-cam videos and follow the tips given by coaches for practicing metal screams but I end up breaking my voice ...can you tell me excercises to strengthen my voice and also to make it sound powerful.,
Hey Chris, I have a question
Almost every singer I'm sure has dreamed about making it big, but it seems like only the tiniest amount on earth can actually do it and work as a full time singer in a band.
We all appreciate your insight about the world of singing very much. Can you imagine doing a video about your thoughts on the matter?
Best Regards!
We’ve talked a lot about this very thing in my group coaching program! Had some great discussions! Would love to have you pop in for some sessions if you can. You can find more info at mymusicalvoice.com
@@chrisliepe thank you very much! That sounds inspiring
Great video and explanation!!!
Since there seem to be different ways to produce vibrato, do you know if the vibrato you show in this video is the same as the one Chris Cornell and Layne Staley used?
It is!
Chris, I want to find out if this is not the reason why i cant properly use vocal fray when singing... I have no problem singing in fabratto but vocal fray and grit is very difficult...
thanks a lot
Please, I am in desperate need of an analysis of the man, myth, and legend that was Harry Neilson. Joy, 1941, Lifeline, One Is The Loneliest Number, etc... Any of his songs would be great. He was John Lennon's favorite singer for a reason. The dude had phenomenal tone, control, and range. Please, please be the first vocal teacher on youtube to analyze this great mans work.
P.S. Thank you for everything!
11:36 is what unlocked it for me for some reason, the going to a higher note part
Woaw....awesome video. Just joined your channel and I have been blown away at your wealth of experience and demonstrations. One question though. Is this the kind of vibrato that is used by R&B singers when they do riffs and runs cos it sea like they just change their notes using their vibrato or it is more like their riffs and runs ride on their vibrato.
It sure is! I actually cover that exact angle in a course I did with jonny craig!
Would be amazing voice overs 😭😭
🤣🤣🤣🤣 jokes everywhere in this video.. I'm subbing..
Hi Chris, great video.
Question, if we are trying to avoid using the diaphragm, how would one engage vibrato in higher chest notes? I've heard many great singers do it like Freddie and John Farnham. Any thoughts you have would be appreciated. Keep up the great work mate!
Thanks! Sounds like a follow up video to this one would be helpful! Gonna do one!
Have you got any advice on how to slow & widen vibrato? Mine is really fast & I have no control over it. I'd also love to be able to hold it for longer but it always runs out.
Sadly, I can’t connect my headvoice to my chest voice like you can, so I am Stil having too much tension somewhere. Maybe in the near future 🤷🏽♂️
keep at it!! It DOES take a lot of self exploration and patience
Is it just me who is not able to make that ghost sound only😭
Have you got s video about holding s clean note and making it sound good?
When i do it i have to concentrate a lot and it ends up sounding unnatural...too clean
But sometimes i just dont want to use vibrato 🤷
I think my vibrato is spaced differently like if I just sing one note it seems like they aren't even. Any tips?
Can we get a lesson on improving overall tone of voice?
I've got one! It's called "Your Built In Tone Control" :) Give that one a watch, and if it's not addressing what you're looking for let me know and I'll make another one!
I think I'm doing something wrong, when I use vibrato it sounds almost like if I was whispering and I run out of air fast, any tips for that?
Hey, Chris. Maybe you should make a video about vibrato aesthetics, considering how many different styles of vibrato there are and which should be used for which genre :)
Might do a whole course on vibrato... seems to be a hot topic!
@@chrisliepe looking forward to it!
Really good video! In order for me to engage those throat muscles or voicebox (don't know the correct terms) i have to move my jaw a little. Like when I do the vibrato I have to shake my jaw a little bit, and I have to think about my jaw to start the vibrato, but the vibrato still mainly comes from my throat. Is this due to a biological factor, I do have a pretty small male jaw, or am I just doing it all the wrong way?
I’m due to do another vibrato video. I’m gonna answer some of these on a new video!
Having taken to exercise my voice only lately, I find myself unable to make the initial ghost wobble properly. I can’t get it to wobble as much or as fast, and I have to be careful not to wobble with my diaphragm. Doesn’t that first exercise require a good deal of what Kerri Ho calls “agility” in the first place?
what's first, the chicken or the egg? Loosen up... become a cartoon... stop thinking about the sounds you are making as singing and just treat it as NOISE. Then see what happens :)
I can't even mimic the ghost. How do you guys do it? like, i can switch between the halfnotes slowly but then when it the frequency becomes faster it just smoothens into a note and there's no vibrato