Dimash has my favorite vibrato, especially on his softer notes. He can adjust the speed to match his duet partner's vibrato speed; but his own natural vibrato is particularly pleasing to my subjective ear.
Dimash is a master of the music 🎶 he never cracks his voice , he does whatever he wants with his amazing voice ❤ any range any genres, any language, please don't compare Dimash he is unique, professional well trained, amazing ❤❤❤
There are plenty of examples you could have shown, I suppose, of Dimash also "relaxing into his vibrato". He does everything known to man pretty much, and he does it better than everyone. Kind of a rude, crass statement, and not always literally true...but if you really look at it in overall terms, he is kind of the best at everything - overall. Who else is capable of singing a whole concert only as a baritone, only as a tenor, only as a soprano? Dimash hasn't done that exactly, but I think he has shown us in enough different performances that he is capable of doing just that. His support when singing in any register is unbelievable. The incredible resonance, no matter which register. And Dimash is so multi-dimensional. When you figure in his Kazakh identity, the melismas that he throws in unexpected places, & particularly in his Kazakh material there is a deep spirituality as well.... Then all his Chinese performances; another unusual added dimension. His Pop/Rock material, then his serious "epic" material. The diversity of styles within so many different songs, the diversity within one single song! Dimash is the genius artist/performer of our time. And not only a singer, or even an instrumentalist. His compositions are extremely deep and musically advanced. Imo THE Artist of our time.
Right, he's so good at everything, and makes it look so effortless, yet engaged... That students just can't start there... we need to start with less honed, more raw, in-process versions of techniques like vibrato so that we can get a little closer, then use Dimash for inspiration! :)
@@chrisliepe Right! A newbie singer trying to sing like Dimash right away is insane LOL. I'm not primarily a singer, but I would think that copying little inflections here and there, trying them out might be cool. But I can definitely see where trying to sing with an operatic type of vibrato with no training is usually forced and artificial, sounds horrible. A serious aspiring singer (or instrumentalist) should find a good teacher and follow their advice! Sure, occasionally a person might be such a natural talent that they might be able to do well without that, but I think for the vast majority of people it's the way to go. I think singing is even harder than playing an instrument in many ways, so I think that applies especially to vocal training.
En México decimos, "cuando los patos le tiran a la escopeta " 😂 así tú. Dimash es considerado por muchos expertos como el mejor cantante del mundo hoy día.. Que lo entienda quien lo pueda entender 😁
I can relax into vibrato. Most of my bad singing techniques come from not doing a proper warm up. I've learned that the best way to approach singing is to treat it like an athletic event.
Kada je netko nadaren i dobar u pjevanju kao Dimas onda se jave ljudi koji su ljubomorni i žele osporiti njegov talent. Dimaš da ne zna pjevati vibrato? Svašta. Ja ću i dalje slušati Dimaša jer je fenomenalan pjevač, bio njegov vibrato dobar ili ne. Uostalom, dobitnik je mnogih nagrada. Ima ogromnu mrezu fanova. Zato mu sada traze dlaku u jajetu.
Dimash is the god level of technique and stage presence and no, most people will probably never achieve that level but he does inspire people to try harder, to realise with training that more is possible than they believed. Is that really a bad thing? Although I think that people who study Dimash shouldn't just study his voice but also his work ethic and his drive for perfection and then they'll come to realise that nothing is achieved without years of hard work.
@@chrisliepe many people believe that Dimash is all about the high notes and the belting. I would strongly encourage you to do a reaction to some very different songs of his to show the use of technique in the quieter songs. Please take a look at Angel Love, Grateful to Fate and Omir.
Excuse me, but Dimash is known for his beautiful vibrato and how he knows how to adjust it to his singing partner in a duet. Dimash has been training and singing and performing since he was 5yrs old and he absolutely knows what he is doing and how to do it properly. He does not just use it for 'big' notes. Dimash is a masterclass in vocals in all genres and languages and ranges. He now has a doctorate in music.
Yes, and the point made in this video is that if you start by trying to learn from such a master, you’ll be overwhelmed and not able to learn. We have to start smaller
Vibrato occurs naturally when all components like knowing our range, approaching it in the most appropriate way, appogio & diaphragmic breath support, placement & onset resonance coordination will inevitably result in a naturally relaxed vibrato, which is ultimately down to control of the above-mentioned and many more components. As one can also mislead themselves in forcing an inauthentic variant of a "vibrato" which to me is just a pitch modulation or oscillation. So you're absolutely right brother - know thyself first, and get the right support in communities like yours in order to keep a contextual reference point to our vocal projection processes, in creating the right conditions for vibrato to occur naturally, as it should. Thank you teach Liepe 🤗🙏🙌
@@Kirkunik1 I mean...sure DImash has talent and all, but let's not forget that his parents are already famous singers in Kazahkstan and that he has been training since he's 5 years old. At only 30 years old, dude has already more than 20 years of experience in singing under his belt.
@@st4rpt_603 Obviously his lineage, opportunity and loving supporting environment has contributed to his success. And he will be the first one to tell you that. He knows he's had advantages. But many children are raised in such environments and train and study. And don't turn out like Dimash. You put an innately talented child in the right environment they will blossom. Dimash has a different upbringing than his siblings. His grandparents raised him. He thought his mother was his aunt. He grew up with wisdom and experience and a strong love bond firmly cemented. His destiny was written in the wind. He is a true miracle of creation that only God's hand can explain.
There are always others who have to find a negative aspect to point out and hone in on about Dimash. They simply cant stand that this one man is so loved and respected and they cannot come close to his mastery or magic. Pickyune stuff in regards to his vibrato....and frankly wrong. His style may not be for everybody....but it obviously appeals to a lot of people. His tone, power, versatility, artistry, skill, control and overall package is unique. I would rather listen to Dimash and his flaws than the other guy and his supposed perfect vibrato Dimash stands out simply because he, guess what?....STANDS OUT! He affects people. There is no competition. Its a fact.
I hope you noticed though that I’m not painting Dimash in a negative light here at all. I’m saying that he’s so advanced that beginners need to start somewhere else when learning. Especially vibrato.
Asculta l pe Zhou Shen..el este un artist complet. Dimash se bazeaza pe forta..urla perfect..îi lipsește sensibilitatea..este prea arogant. Zhou Shen este o persoana umila..foooarte pozitivă cu o voce de inger. Este pansament pentru suflet!
Нет идеальных вокалистов! Димаш гений новатор! Не изменивший себе,со светлой душой и сильнейшей энергетикой! За это его уважают и искренне любят миллионы людей, с разными музыкальными предпочтениями!
Wow Chris, what started as a clickbaity thumbnail turned out to be a comprehensible explanation on how to start developing vibrato. 😂❤ Funny enough I found my vibrato by singing along to Dimash‘s softer notes. Good choice to take his vibrato as the endpoint of this development and not the start. But you could have put him in the other category too, since his vibrato is just as lovely when he sings softly. 😊 Even though vibrato is not that difficult for me, I‘ve never been confident enough to belt. And I feel your explanations have helped with that problem a little. So thank you! ❤
His video is basically saying that you should NOT start learning with Dimash's vibrato because he is an extremely high level singer for beginners, the thumbnail makes sense when you watch the video. I'm saying this being a Dimash fan and a singer inspired by Dimash.
I love your explanation in simple language, everyone can understand and I enjoy, your demonstrations too. I am not a singer but I like to sing, I might need to get your free training. 😊
I’ve never been able to produce vibrato except on accident a few times, and from what I could tell it came mostly from being totally relaxed. I just joined the free course and I’m excited to try these exercises too!
I'd say there's one way to know if you're doing vibrato wrong, and that's if using vibrato takes more effort than singing without vibrato. Maybe it's an oversimplification or not good advice for some singers. But for me, vibrato is the default, and I have to choose when not to use it. I got vibrato differently than most singers probably though. Vibrato started to enter my voice kind of naturally after I had worked through a lot of tension and such. I realized that when I was using minimal effort to sing a note, the vibrato happened 'automagically'. I had started listening to more power/symphonic metal vocalists so I just let the vibrato in and kind of built it up over time, realizing the more balanced I hit the note the more the vibrato happened. Obviously some notes have less because my voice isn't balanced on every note or the style, but it's always there. What I find cool though, is when I yell or do distortion I get a wide vibrato on it, which just boggles my mind. That doesn't seem like it should be possible. lol. The human voice is wild
Great instructional video 🙌 I’ve always had difficulty getting an even natural sounding vibrato in mix. Love that exercise! Worked beautifully. Sooo cool 😎
Omg thank you for this video! I'm not done with it yet but I've been trying to add vibrato to my singing for YEARS and I just can't freaking do it no matter how much I focus on support.. maybe I'm just trying too hard and not relaxing enough 😅
There are only a few singers who create vibrato that I really like. But the vibrato I like the most is Eva Cassidy's. I feel that when it happens, it makes the song and music more beautiful and profound. 🎉
That's why I like Ben Burnley from BB. In the little notes, he often has this quick fluttery vibrato. Like in Dance With The Devil, when he says "crawling across my skin", he uses a quick vibrato in "skin" and it adds a nice texture to the note.
Oh my god i need to try this. I've been getting caught only being able to nicely sing specific notes and intensity. Turns out brute forcing notes and expecting it to work doesn't in fact work. Who knew? :P Fascinating video. Thank you very much! Killer body! Just by the by...
Oh gosh. I know how to do it, but I learned as a youngin in choir. My music teacher was all about pretending you're blowing up a balloon. It was all about control of the diaphragm. She also taught not to use the throat to force a vibrato unless one wanted to sound like Stevie Nicks.
i was trying to do a vocal cover for the summoning for sleep token (it was horrible) i needed to learn vibrato to sing the note better thank you you helped me start screaming with the video with Will Ramos Thanks so much
Maintaining straight tone is so much harder for me. Vibrato is just natural. Not using vibrato feels closer to controlled yelling, which isn't as fun as as just relaxing into a song.
Because of how I control my pitch (using support/compression), no way I can do the first part without cracking. No vibrato control is my biggest frustration in my singing, but other things I can't fix are stopping it. It's such a clever route to explain, wish my issues didn't get in the way.
I finally learned how to do vibrato like Noah Sebastian. It's hard to get the hang of at first, but start by imitating a lamb lol "Baaaahahahahad baaad decisions..."
I don't get it. I sing just for pleasure and I've never 'tried" to produce vibrato-it just happens naturally! I thought vibrato just occurs naturally- is that wrong!? And DIMASH has the most natural, beautiful vibrato!
hehe, thanks! I just do dumbbell forearm curls but also preacher curl and standing barbell curl... generally cycle twice per week per muscle group with a whole progressive overload routine. :)
Is the vibrato exercise at around 6:05, in addition to complete vocal freedom going to help me achieve the type of technique I asked about in the comments section of one of the earlier videos on vibrato? I’m referring to that sweet spot among rocking, leaping, stretching, and pulsing the larynx with dramatic movement but without tension, injury, or any cause of issues with pitch or timbre.
Hello I am french so my english is not very good. So i made mistake... hope you will understand what i an saying. Do you know Lara Fabian? Dimash is a huge fan of her since he is a child. I don't have any knowledge of vocal technique but lara is a masterclass on it. Impressive control on her voice, i think that you will appreciate a lot. Her vibrato is perfect. I will send you a link. Have a good day
Marko Saaresto of Poets of the Fall is also a master of control with a wonderful natural vibrato. Perhaps one of these days you'll react to them, either to Angel from Alexander Theatre sessions or to Cradled in Love live from Moscow 2013. I know I've requested it before. I'm not giving up hope just yet ;) Great advice in this video, thank you so much!
you need to give this one a try, "緑黄色社会 - 花になって / THE FIRST TAKE" there's also the normal version "緑黄色社会『花になって』Official Video / Ryokuoushoku Shakai - Be a flower". the woman have a lot that i want to understand and appreciate about her voice. and i think you and everyone who's gonna watch this will be amazed by her voice and charisma. i'd love to see a reaction and an analysis of the "FIRST TAKE' version, it have a different vibes to it which makes it Unique. thank you very much
How a vibrato is sung depends a lot of the content of the song, the nature of the song. Sometimes it will be subtle, sometimes hard is needed. So I do not agree with the statement here.
Look, you may not like Dimash's style, but I really doubt that you know a quarter of what he knows about vocal technique and that you have half the training that he has. He has been studying singing since he was 5 years old, he graduated from the classical music conservatory (they offered him a stable position in his country's opera and he rejected it to train in other genres), he went to university and specialized in contemporary music, Jaz and pop, he did a master's degree and a doctorate. Even today, he trains his voice every day and do you think you can teach him the correct way to vibrate? I really think you chose a bad example of mistakes in vocal technique.
If you do actually watch the video you'll see what I'm saying: Dimash is indeed SO good that you can't start learning vibrato by trying to do what he does.... he's simply out of reach. You need to start with simpler techniques so you don't get discouraged.
При чем здесь певица ? Она женщина..у нее женский вокал? Не надо сравнивать мужское вибрато ,и женское.и Сопрано женское высокое..Димаш вне конкуренции...Хватит сравнивать Димаша ,со всеми❤❤!
The best is ZHOU SHEN! Vibrato..voice..sensitivity... He can fold on any musical genre..he is a brilliant linguist. He has the voice of an angel..it is simply SOUL DRESSING!
Chris, what do you think of this performance, is there too much vibrato here? I like this group, but I have mixed feelings about the voice. [Official Live Video] Unlucky Morpheus「その魂に安らぎを ～ Dignity of Spirit」
No other most diverse vibrato artist like Michael Jackson(45 years singing experience). Study his acapella songs from his albums and find out. Learn from the best to become the best.
Learn how to support your voice so you can find your musical vibrato and develop amazing tone. Join my free course! chrisliepe.com/free-your-voice/
Dimash has my favorite vibrato, especially on his softer notes. He can adjust the speed to match his duet partner's vibrato speed; but his own natural vibrato is particularly pleasing to my subjective ear.
Yes!!! Love him ❤ I was so happy at his concert
You know Dimash well enough to know that he has a perfectly controlled vibrato in all his voices, even when he belts.
Well, to me it sounds forced too.
@@jimmybondy9450go to an otorhinolaryngologist (ENT doctor), maybe it's 'cause you might be going deaf.
Chris thinks he knows better than a singer that studied 25 years. What a joke
And he’s working on his Ph.D. This Dimash is amazing!
Dimash is the master class
Dimash is a master of the music 🎶 he never cracks his voice , he does whatever he wants with his amazing voice ❤ any range any genres, any language, please don't compare Dimash he is unique, professional well trained, amazing ❤❤❤
Dimash Kudaibergen: the best voice on Earth ✨💎🎵✨
Amo a Dimash! Su voz es increíble y emociona todos mis sentidos!
Digan lo que digan, Dimash para mi es un artista maravilloso!❤
There are plenty of examples you could have shown, I suppose, of Dimash also "relaxing into his vibrato". He does everything known to man pretty much, and he does it better than everyone. Kind of a rude, crass statement, and not always literally true...but if you really look at it in overall terms, he is kind of the best at everything - overall. Who else is capable of singing a whole concert only as a baritone, only as a tenor, only as a soprano? Dimash hasn't done that exactly, but I think he has shown us in enough different performances that he is capable of doing just that. His support when singing in any register is unbelievable. The incredible resonance, no matter which register. And Dimash is so multi-dimensional. When you figure in his Kazakh identity, the melismas that he throws in unexpected places, & particularly in his Kazakh material there is a deep spirituality as well....
Then all his Chinese performances; another unusual added dimension. His Pop/Rock material, then his serious "epic" material. The diversity of styles within so many different songs, the diversity within one single song!
Dimash is the genius artist/performer of our time. And not only a singer, or even an instrumentalist. His compositions are extremely deep and musically advanced. Imo THE Artist of our time.
Right, he's so good at everything, and makes it look so effortless, yet engaged... That students just can't start there... we need to start with less honed, more raw, in-process versions of techniques like vibrato so that we can get a little closer, then use Dimash for inspiration! :)
@@chrisliepe Right! A newbie singer trying to sing like Dimash right away is insane LOL. I'm not primarily a singer, but I would think that copying little inflections here and there, trying them out might be cool. But I can definitely see where trying to sing with an operatic type of vibrato with no training is usually forced and artificial, sounds horrible. A serious aspiring singer (or instrumentalist) should find a good teacher and follow their advice! Sure, occasionally a person might be such a natural talent that they might be able to do well without that, but I think for the vast majority of people it's the way to go. I think singing is even harder than playing an instrument in many ways, so I think that applies especially to vocal training.
Bellissimo commento hai descritto benissimo chi è DIMASH UN ARTISTA DELLA VOCE ❤U.N I.C.O ❤ STRAORDINARIO INTERPRETE ❤ Frets On Fire❤ 👏👏👏❤🇮🇪🇰🇿
@@MariaTeresaDallegrave Grazie!😊❤
DIMASH es la perfección en música ❤💫💫
En México decimos, "cuando los patos le tiran a la escopeta " 😂 así tú. Dimash es considerado por muchos expertos como el mejor cantante del mundo hoy día.. Que lo entienda quien lo pueda entender 😁
Dimash, the top.
I can relax into vibrato. Most of my bad singing techniques come from not doing a proper warm up. I've learned that the best way to approach singing is to treat it like an athletic event.
Dimash is TOPs !
Phenomenal ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Idem❤
Kada je netko nadaren i dobar u pjevanju kao Dimas onda se jave ljudi koji su ljubomorni i žele osporiti njegov talent. Dimaš da ne zna pjevati vibrato? Svašta. Ja ću i dalje slušati Dimaša jer je fenomenalan pjevač, bio njegov vibrato dobar ili ne. Uostalom, dobitnik je mnogih nagrada. Ima ogromnu mrezu fanova.
Zato mu sada traze dlaku u jajetu.
Dimash is the god level of technique and stage presence and no, most people will probably never achieve that level but he does inspire people to try harder, to realise with training that more is possible than they believed.
Is that really a bad thing? Although I think that people who study Dimash shouldn't just study his voice but also his work ethic and his drive for perfection and then they'll come to realise that nothing is achieved without years of hard work.
Agree 100%
@@chrisliepe many people believe that Dimash is all about the high notes and the belting. I would strongly encourage you to do a reaction to some very different songs of his to show the use of technique in the quieter songs.
Please take a look at Angel Love, Grateful to Fate and Omir.
Dimash is my endless inspiration ❤
Excuse me, but Dimash is known for his beautiful vibrato and how he knows how to adjust it to his singing partner in a duet. Dimash has been training and singing and performing since he was 5yrs old and he absolutely knows what he is doing and how to do it properly. He does not just use it for 'big' notes. Dimash is a masterclass in vocals in all genres and languages and ranges. He now has a doctorate in music.
Yes, and the point made in this video is that if you start by trying to learn from such a master, you’ll be overwhelmed and not able to learn. We have to start smaller
I love dimash
@@sandrak.robbins6305 his my one favorites singer and I love his voice so much 🥰
Не судите по одной песне..у Димаша много песен где голос его безумно красивый ,его голос шикарен он достигает до небес❤
Vibrato occurs naturally when all components like knowing our range, approaching it in the most appropriate way, appogio & diaphragmic breath support, placement & onset resonance coordination will inevitably result in a naturally relaxed vibrato, which is ultimately down to control of the above-mentioned and many more components. As one can also mislead themselves in forcing an inauthentic variant of a "vibrato" which to me is just a pitch modulation or oscillation. So you're absolutely right brother - know thyself first, and get the right support in communities like yours in order to keep a contextual reference point to our vocal projection processes, in creating the right conditions for vibrato to occur naturally, as it should. Thank you teach Liepe 🤗🙏🙌
I mean even Dimash had to start somewhere and look where he is now lol. It’s all achievable over time and training correctly.
One can achieve mastery over technique but not ability to connect with listener. TALENT and instinct cannot be taught.
@@Kirkunik1 I mean...sure DImash has talent and all, but let's not forget that his parents are already famous singers in Kazahkstan and that he has been training since he's 5 years old. At only 30 years old, dude has already more than 20 years of experience in singing under his belt.
@@st4rpt_603 Obviously his lineage, opportunity and loving supporting environment has contributed to his success. And he will be the first one to tell you that. He knows he's had advantages. But many children are raised in such environments and train and study. And don't turn out like Dimash.
You put an innately talented child in the right environment they will blossom.
Dimash has a different upbringing than his siblings. His grandparents raised him. He thought his mother was his aunt. He grew up with wisdom and experience and a strong love bond firmly cemented. His destiny was written in the wind. He is a true miracle of creation that only God's hand can explain.
Dimash 👑
There are always others who have to find a negative aspect to point out and hone in on about Dimash. They simply cant stand that this one man is so loved and respected and they cannot come close to his mastery or magic. Pickyune stuff in regards to his vibrato....and frankly wrong. His style may not be for everybody....but it obviously appeals to a lot of people. His tone, power, versatility, artistry, skill, control and overall package is unique. I would rather listen to Dimash and his flaws than the other guy and his supposed perfect vibrato
Dimash stands out simply because he, guess what?....STANDS OUT!
He affects people. There is no competition. Its a fact.
I hope you noticed though that I’m not painting Dimash in a negative light here at all. I’m saying that he’s so advanced that beginners need to start somewhere else when learning. Especially vibrato.
Dimash es simplemente la mejor voz del mundo!!!
Hey Chris, speaking of dimash when are you going to do another video of him? 😀
Yesss. I’ve got “smoke” filmed. Just waiting for a good time to release!
Dimash the King of vokal. Хоть лопните но это так.
Dimash es perfecto, el mejor cantante del mundo ❤
Îți scriu în limba română.
Dimash are vibrato natural.
Unii dintre voi sunteți lipsiți de fairplay. E un artist complet.
De ce faci asta.
Asculta l pe Zhou Shen..el este un artist complet.
Dimash se bazeaza pe forta..urla perfect..îi lipsește sensibilitatea..este prea arogant.
Zhou Shen este o persoana umila..foooarte pozitivă cu o voce de inger. Este pansament pentru suflet!
Dimash no es arrogante , el es el cantante más humilde y gentil que conozco.
@@georgetagavrila8381no tengo idea quien es Zhou Shen ni me interesa.
@@marionyanez4870 ..priveste mai atent..😄
I see dimash, I click!
Спасибо, сколько вы прослушали песен Димаша? Если я не ошибаюсь, это четвертая... Глубокие познания...
Нет идеальных вокалистов! Димаш гений новатор! Не изменивший себе,со светлой душой и сильнейшей энергетикой! За это его уважают и искренне любят миллионы людей, с разными музыкальными предпочтениями!
I was practicing a song with a lot of vibrato yesterday (it sounded bad)….I’m starting to feel attacked
Hehe
😂😭🤣🤣 me too
Dimash ❤
❤❤❤”BOY” did you goof❤❤❤
Dimash d best singer in the planet
I love your videos, you explain things so well and with so much passion it’s inspiring
Wow Chris, what started as a clickbaity thumbnail turned out to be a comprehensible explanation on how to start developing vibrato. 😂❤
Funny enough I found my vibrato by singing along to Dimash‘s softer notes. Good choice to take his vibrato as the endpoint of this development and not the start. But you could have put him in the other category too, since his vibrato is just as lovely when he sings softly. 😊
Even though vibrato is not that difficult for me, I‘ve never been confident enough to belt. And I feel your explanations have helped with that problem a little. So thank you! ❤
😎💕
So, how many views did you attract by deliberately putting a big red ❌️ over Dimash in the thumbnail? 😅
Yes, I don't like this , googbye
His video is basically saying that you should NOT start learning with Dimash's vibrato because he is an extremely high level singer for beginners, the thumbnail makes sense when you watch the video. I'm saying this being a Dimash fan and a singer inspired by Dimash.
Your tutorials are always so easy to follow and understand. Thank you very much.
Glad it’s helpful!
Thanks for the educational video. Have a great day.
Димаш вам ничего не должен отстаньте от него
You didn’t even watch the video.
I love your explanation in simple language, everyone can understand and I enjoy, your demonstrations too. I am not a singer but I like to sing, I might need to get your free training. 😊
Chris I gotta go back to your course again. Been ducking and dodging because it was helping😂😂 and I paid for it 💀
Cool vocal lesson!😊
I’ve never been able to produce vibrato except on accident a few times, and from what I could tell it came mostly from being totally relaxed. I just joined the free course and I’m excited to try these exercises too!
I'd say there's one way to know if you're doing vibrato wrong, and that's if using vibrato takes more effort than singing without vibrato. Maybe it's an oversimplification or not good advice for some singers. But for me, vibrato is the default, and I have to choose when not to use it.
I got vibrato differently than most singers probably though. Vibrato started to enter my voice kind of naturally after I had worked through a lot of tension and such. I realized that when I was using minimal effort to sing a note, the vibrato happened 'automagically'. I had started listening to more power/symphonic metal vocalists so I just let the vibrato in and kind of built it up over time, realizing the more balanced I hit the note the more the vibrato happened. Obviously some notes have less because my voice isn't balanced on every note or the style, but it's always there. What I find cool though, is when I yell or do distortion I get a wide vibrato on it, which just boggles my mind. That doesn't seem like it should be possible. lol. The human voice is wild
Man, a video compilationof your clips doing vocal exercises called “Chris Liepe without context” would be so funny
hehe, they are definitely out there :)
Great instructional video 🙌 I’ve always had difficulty getting an even natural sounding vibrato in mix. Love that exercise! Worked beautifully. Sooo cool 😎
Marc Bolan had a weird goat like vibrato. It seemed to work for him
you are the only one who can explain complex techniques in a simple, understandable way
Omg thank you for this video! I'm not done with it yet but I've been trying to add vibrato to my singing for YEARS and I just can't freaking do it no matter how much I focus on support.. maybe I'm just trying too hard and not relaxing enough 😅
There are only a few singers who create vibrato that I really like. But the vibrato I like the most is Eva Cassidy's. I feel that when it happens, it makes the song and music more beautiful and profound. 🎉
That's why I like Ben Burnley from BB. In the little notes, he often has this quick fluttery vibrato. Like in Dance With The Devil, when he says "crawling across my skin", he uses a quick vibrato in "skin" and it adds a nice texture to the note.
I was talking with one of my voice students about this the other day. Got timing, man! ;)
"Creep" is a good example for me. Very easy to sing vibrato in the verse, much more challenging in the chorus.
Oh my god i need to try this. I've been getting caught only being able to nicely sing specific notes and intensity. Turns out brute forcing notes and expecting it to work doesn't in fact work. Who knew? :P
Fascinating video. Thank you very much!
Killer body! Just by the by...
im trying to get rid of my bounce in notes im always waving about lol but this helps me improve it so I'm grateful.
Oh gosh. I know how to do it, but I learned as a youngin in choir. My music teacher was all about pretending you're blowing up a balloon. It was all about control of the diaphragm. She also taught not to use the throat to force a vibrato unless one wanted to sound like Stevie Nicks.
Dimash ima najlepši glas na svetu i najbolju tehniku pevanja. Zato ga obožavam.
i was trying to do a vocal cover for the summoning for sleep token (it was horrible) i needed to learn vibrato to sing the note better thank you you helped me start screaming with the video with Will Ramos Thanks so much
Maintaining straight tone is so much harder for me. Vibrato is just natural. Not using vibrato feels closer to controlled yelling, which isn't as fun as as just relaxing into a song.
Because of how I control my pitch (using support/compression), no way I can do the first part without cracking. No vibrato control is my biggest frustration in my singing, but other things I can't fix are stopping it. It's such a clever route to explain, wish my issues didn't get in the way.
I finally learned how to do vibrato like Noah Sebastian. It's hard to get the hang of at first, but start by imitating a lamb lol
"Baaaahahahahad baaad decisions..."
love the title ahah love the insight, yea sometimes I add vibrato and I feel so cool then I listen back and realise it would have been better not to 🤣
Chris, when you lower your larynx and change your voice, it’s almost creepy.
Benson my booooy
Dimash has perfect vibrato, and respectively teach you a thing or two 💕
You always catch me off-guard whenever you switch your register that quit. 😄
I meant "quick". 😅
I don't get it. I sing just for pleasure and I've never 'tried" to produce vibrato-it just happens naturally! I thought vibrato just occurs naturally- is that wrong!? And DIMASH has the most natural, beautiful vibrato!
Hope to see your reaction/analisys to Benson Boone
What I'm about to say is off-topic but those arms look massive! Those veins though! 😳 What workout do you do when it comes to your foreams?
hehe, thanks! I just do dumbbell forearm curls but also preacher curl and standing barbell curl... generally cycle twice per week per muscle group with a whole progressive overload routine. :)
@@chrisliepe Thanks man. 👍I appreciate your honesty.
I love the vibrato of Véronique Samson.
Is the vibrato exercise at around 6:05, in addition to complete vocal freedom going to help me achieve the type of technique I asked about in the comments section of one of the earlier videos on vibrato? I’m referring to that sweet spot among rocking, leaping, stretching, and pulsing the larynx with dramatic movement but without tension, injury, or any cause of issues with pitch or timbre.
Yes!
Hello
I am french so my english is not very good. So i made mistake... hope you will understand what i an saying.
Do you know Lara Fabian? Dimash is a huge fan of her since he is a child. I don't have any knowledge of vocal technique but lara is a masterclass on it. Impressive control on her voice, i think that you will appreciate a lot. Her vibrato is perfect. I will send you a link.
Have a good day
th-cam.com/video/bqoS-KOLV_4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=dkzqApfkk98YknWm
Hello sir..i would like very much you react Morissette Amon" Never Enought", "Akin ka na lang" "Rise Up" and lots more...❤❤
Dimash es el mejor de todos los tirmpos!!❤
Marko Saaresto of Poets of the Fall is also a master of control with a wonderful natural vibrato. Perhaps one of these days you'll react to them, either to Angel from Alexander Theatre sessions or to Cradled in Love live from Moscow 2013. I know I've requested it before. I'm not giving up hope just yet ;) Great advice in this video, thank you so much!
you need to give this one a try, "緑黄色社会 - 花になって / THE FIRST TAKE" there's also the normal version "緑黄色社会『花になって』Official Video / Ryokuoushoku Shakai - Be a flower".
the woman have a lot that i want to understand and appreciate about her voice.
and i think you and everyone who's gonna watch this will be amazed by her voice and charisma.
i'd love to see a reaction and an analysis of the "FIRST TAKE' version, it have a different vibes to it which makes it Unique. thank you very much
Dumb question but head voice is definitely not falsetto right? Beginner baritone here and I’m not sure where to place my voice here 😅
The terms head voice and falsetto are often interchangeable
Is this like doing a surfer dude/dolphin noise? Not sure if that description makes any sense lol.
my laugh is fast asf so if i add that sensation to my vibrato will it be caprino?
How a vibrato is sung depends a lot of the content of the song, the nature of the song. Sometimes it will be subtle, sometimes hard is needed. So I do not agree with the statement here.
What statement do you think he is making here?
Benson!!!!!
Look, you may not like Dimash's style, but I really doubt that you know a quarter of what he knows about vocal technique and that you have half the training that he has.
He has been studying singing since he was 5 years old, he graduated from the classical music conservatory (they offered him a stable position in his country's opera and he rejected it to train in other genres), he went to university and specialized in contemporary music, Jaz and pop, he did a master's degree and a doctorate.
Even today, he trains his voice every day and do you think you can teach him the correct way to vibrate? I really think you chose a bad example of mistakes in vocal technique.
You didnt watch the video! The point is that he is so good, he’s too hard for beginners to learn from.
Dimash has no opera technique.
Just wondering will you be doing slaughterhouse by Ren?? 😊
Haha... I was thinking of vibrato yesterday and today you've uploaded this video.. are you a mind reader, Chris? 😅
Vibrato should have minimal variation in volume, otherwise it's too much like a trembling tremolo as if one is being physically shaken.
Dimash is the best singer on this planet. I don't know what you're talking about. I can't even continue to watch this video
If you do actually watch the video you'll see what I'm saying: Dimash is indeed SO good that you can't start learning vibrato by trying to do what he does.... he's simply out of reach. You need to start with simpler techniques so you don't get discouraged.
Please if possible react Jinjer "i speak astronomy", I'm sure you'll love the song and especially Tatiana's voice.....please
I enjoy Angelina Jordan's vibrato and by extension her runs.She uses her vocals to suit a song,not her ego.
Every vocal coach that has listened to Angelina Jordan's vibrato, has been blown away by her ability.
And I presume you are implying something about others? The most ignorant comment ever, if so, obviously unfamiliar with the other singer's repertoire.
При чем здесь певица ? Она женщина..у нее женский вокал? Не надо сравнивать мужское вибрато ,и женское.и Сопрано женское высокое..Димаш вне конкуренции...Хватит сравнивать Димаша ,со всеми❤❤!
I find it interesting we all know Dimash. And who are you. There’s a saying,”those who can’t do, teach”.
The best is ZHOU SHEN! Vibrato..voice..sensitivity... He can fold on any musical genre..he is a brilliant linguist. He has the voice of an angel..it is simply SOUL DRESSING!
Dimashhhh el mejorrrr❤❤❤❤
I wish you react to FORESTELLA, an amazing korean crossover group (not kpop), they sing all genres and in a lot of languages, they are the best.
Chris, what do you think of this performance, is there too much vibrato here? I like this group, but I have mixed feelings about the voice. [Official Live Video] Unlucky Morpheus「その魂に安らぎを ～ Dignity of Spirit」
Me perdona pero ara mi usted solo quiere llamar la atención con fama ajena. Y sus ejemplos se escuchan horribles.
What's the song at 2:07 ?
Ren’s cover of Message in a bottle
@@vadever Thanks!
6:13 😂
No other most diverse vibrato artist like Michael Jackson(45 years singing experience). Study his acapella songs from his albums and find out.
Learn from the best to become the best.
michael's is a caprino not true vibrato