Justin, you're doing god's work. This is so helpful in a lot of ways to all us fellow self-taught vocalists! I've lost my voice 3 or 4 times through my whole singing/screaming carreer (~15 years) and for exactly the same reasons you mentioned in this video. All trial and error. I also used to overproject a lot during vocal tracking because I have a certain vision for my music and often relied more on emotions and building interesting vocal textures rather than technique. Still learning to balance those elements to make it sound the way I want it to be and feel comfortable doing it. I was an extremely insecure vocalist back in the day: hated my timbre (especially when talking), limited range (A2 - G4 in full voice) and used a weird mix of "fake fry" and actual fry that surprisingly sounded kinda good in the mix (I tried to mimic the vocal styles of bands like The Ghost Inside, Gideon, Remembering Never etc.), but was very inconsistent and I experienced vocal fatigue after 2 hours of "screaming" like that. It was my main studio technique and for some parts I used really overprojected false cord screams which I wasn't happy with, it sounded terrible a lot of times (kinda like The Crimson Armada 2009 lol). Another big mistake is trying to sing/scream like the guys who have different voice type and NATURAL range. When I was 18, my dream was to scream and sing really high like Matty of MMF (The Hollow and Challenger era) whose speaking voice is very different and about an octave and a half higher than mine. A few years later some guy showed me The Plot In You and told me I sound a lot like Landon (had no clue who he was at the moment). Some First Born stuff when he was pretty mediocre vocalist and I didn't like his screams. Then I listened to CYWYCB and was completely flabbergasted by the rapid progress both in vocals and instrumentals. I tried to sing some parts and found out that it's much easier on my voice and my tone improved a ton. My range started to extend a bit and I learned a lot of new vocal styles. In a hindsight, I realize that my toxic perfectionism, mental health issues and lack of experience and knowledge slowed me down FOR YEARS. And seeing guys with wider range made me really depressed. "What's the point of even doing it if I will never sound as good as my favorite vocalists?" - that was the thought I was coming back to times and times again. I got addicted to drugs and eventually dealt with s u i c i d a l ideation in 2018, one of the worst years of my life. Then I was finally diagnosed with ADHD, bipolar and PTSD. It all came together. A few years later I finally buried the hatchet with my family (the source of trauma) and some time afterwards noticed that strain/lump in my throat feeling starts to eliminate. I've got much more confident in my vocals and just happier overall. Keeping your mental health in check is just as important as practicing wisely, eating good, sleeping well and exercising. That was my story. Hope it helps somebody.
When I was a beginner, I did all the mistakes you talk about. Overprojecting was the killer for me, because I was trying to learn metal vocals and I never realized how loud I was. I was shouting, not singing. So that cracked my voice for 3 weeks and I was so mad that I couldn't sing anymore. Hereupon I learned to sing with less air and got my first level up in singing.
thanks for the video i learned a lot, when im going to sing in a show or something, i usually just talk normally to relax my chords and do a great warmup
Bro thats the best health vocal class ivee take, thank you so much, I listen to you since 2015 or 16 and i love your band so thank you so much for this, its vert important for me as a frontman from a metal band
Fuck yeah justin, awesome video. I lost my voice for 1 day a while ago. Friends making fun of me for that too. I was super scared and revisiting my entire arsenal of techniques and care, but when i added up the total hours of vocal usage (and maybe a bit of alcohol) it totally made sense. Maybe 5 hours of overexcited socialising, while making the funny noises, followed by going to a 4-band concert and screaming along for the whole bit and then afterpartying was a bit too much. Ofc. Thanks for being youtube's greatest vocal coach!
In my dream world where I'm a metal vocalist, I would have a mask that says "I'm resting my voice" even when I'm not resting my voice, for when go nonverbal and don't wanna socialize too 😭
i got to meet you at the hobart arts theater this year and i had already heard from my vocalist why you do not talk before the show and the use of the mask. this is a great video! i really enjoy the full back story. just wanted to say thank you for taking a picture with me and signing my cd's! best 100$ ive ever spent on merch! I rock the tallah beanie 24/7 lol cant wait to see you guys a 3rd time!
Man the thing you said about coughing like a goof, I don't have a cough right now, but I put effort into coughing, and it feels *_very_* different between the two
i remember getting to meet you in 21 at the chicago house of blues. I wound up only being able to see your show before i had a gall bladder attack and had to leave, literally when my buddy and I were doing a meet and greet with you after your set lmao
Posting this at the perfect time. It's scare acting season and I'm on day 5 in a row of 7 hour shifts. I've had to change up my technique and shift gears from different screams, different laughs; it got to a point where my scare had to be just standing menacingly in the shadows with a Kubrick stare. I'll have a break Monday and Tuesday but then we go into a 7 day run for Halloween.
I'm so happy someone talks about the fact that everything can hurt your voice, if you keep going too long. scream singing especially is hard on your voice, I can handle about 30 minutes of that straight after that I start to feel tired.
This is really interesting, makes me wonder if theres safer ways to talk or talk loud whilst preventing vocal damage. The coughing thing is new to me also. I was aware coughing wasnt great for my voice but not aware of any alternative Thanks for the information, Justin. It's very helpful.
Great advice as always Justin. Been following you for a long time. It was great meeting you recently in Battle Creek MI although you didn't speak because you were protecting your voice. Can't wait to see what you and Tallah have coming in the future. Keep being you.
This is very good and timely video for me, been having odd on-and-off troubles with my voices for a few years but lost to back to back like a week apart a few weeks ago. Saw an ENT and they said no damage to the cords themselves but then I got sick, been coughing my head off and while I'm now recovered my voice is not back to 100 percent. Would love to see a part 2 or follow up specifically for vocal recovery strategies!
I lost my voice for a month, but now I do better (it seems). Now I do warm ups, cool downs, breaks for 15, 30 minutes and do health checks and stay hydrated, but I do much vocals instead (for 4 hours today). I slept today for 9 hours, damn it :D
i guess being a sleepy introvert helps)) also i guess the fact that you could still scream despite your speaking voice being lost shows that you do know your safety game
Hey man, I’ve never lost my voice. I usually am able to stop right when I feel any sort of scratchiness. However I also am not a vocalist, just a hobbyist. One of these days I plan to get some real lessons from you and go farther than I have by myself.
I'm a beatboxer, there has been a lot of times wherein when learning and using techniques that include the vocal chords, I have to be very careful, drink lots of water or it's not gonna be fun.
What about learning how to project your voice in loud situations without damaging it ? Like opera singer ? I love this video by the way, so interesting and inspiring
Love the shirt you were wearing a The End MORTUS VIVENTI shirt at the mansion. I run events with that company! I just did Riotfest , Louder Than Life & Aftershock 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Hey Justin, i have a question. I had 3 nodules a long time ago and since then i lost power, high notes and i can not vocal fry well (very weal vocal fry). Now if vocal fry is weak it means fry is totally out of reach. The doctor told me my vocal cords don't touch well and they are not symmetrical. Do you have any exercise to fix the closure? I heard about straw exercises, do they work? Thank you for your time!
i used to lose my voice every damn year at the same time of the year.. right at the end of winter, when the weather is so dry and everyone at school had a cold, id just be chatting over the other kids (which i didnt know was all of us overprojecting like craaaazy) and my voice would be dead and take like a week to recover LOL i thought i just had a weak voice until i finished high school, and never lost my voice again XD damn kids
I did cover of Eyeless, then (sic) with Corey's technique from that era. It was the same day I hit my highest note and 30 seconds+ screams of each type. And two covers of Unanswered on top of that. And it's winter, so air is dry asf. :D
Hey Justin, big fan been watching since I was like 11, any chance you could make a video on how to hybrid scream to attain something similar to the false chord+fry singing that Adam Gontier does?
I’ve been sick before and not been able to talk, but sometimes I will still be able to sing (I don’t test my luck though, haha). Sometimes I’ll try to use my classical singing techniques to speak loudly, as well. I’m not sure if I’m lucky, but my voice usually physically starts to hurt a tiny bit as soon as it is on the verge of getting overused, so I’m able to stop using my voice immediately, before it gets worse. Also, I drink tonnnns of water when I don’t sleep as much. My vocal cords may not be able to recover due to lack of sleep sometimes, but at least they can stay hydrated! lol 😂😅
A common misconception is that water or teas etc act instantly on the voice but from an anatomical perspective, liquids never touch your vocal folds so “hydrating” quickly doesn’t do much, you need to constantly stay hydrated at all times. Unfortunately water and teas aren’t miracle drugs that can immediately fix you
yeah, most people have a common misconception that tea helps the voice: it does not. Only plain water can do that. And it is so vital, as you said, to stay hydrated all the time. What happens when sleep deprived is the body needs more water than normal. It messes with our hormonal signals for retaining water in the body. Sleep deprivation also causes muscle weakness which can put a strain on our vocal cords as well, since we use our body’s muscles to speak or sing. It can take anywhere from a few minutes all the way up to 36 hours to fully rehydrate the body by drinking lots of water. But one has to take into account the proper electrolytes for hydration as well.
random question lol i saw you had a clip of aftershock in dis vid do you think you’re gonna post a full video about it? :O i saw you guys at aftershock haha i saw myself in the clip hehe pls come back to sac!!!
I did not "lose" my voice when I recorded Of Nothing. I blew it out. See, there is a difference between the two. Losing your voice is when the true cords get so inflamed that you sound hoarse when you speak. It takes quite a bit of over-use and whatnot to get there, and it usually takes several days or longer to recover. Blowing out your voice is just muscle fatigue from pushing too hard. You can blow out your voice in less than two minutes, and it can come back in like fifteen minutes if you rest it. With that being said, if you blow out your voice enough times, it will turn into vocal strain, and then you could lose your voice. Hope that answers your question!
Im 13 and i started vocals in june 2022 and i never had any problems, i would be able to scream for 2 hours. Enter in my dad, hes telling me to keep pushing/push harder for gutterals and also when i try and do alex terribles or cj mccreerys vocals, i push too hard, and i used to be able to hit angelmakers Mike Greenwoods highs but now i cant even hit cjs highs and i can barley scream for 20 minutes
Hey Justin, I've been practicing your teachings as well as Chris Lepei's and they have helped a ton. I don't have any burning feeling in my throat anymore and I am more comfortable transitioning from falsetto to chest voice to find where the grit is, doing Tarzan's and other fun silly sounds. frustratingly I still feel my throat tiring out pretty quickly while I'm practicing, (even when I am trying not to project very much) and some tightness in my throat. usually, I start feeling early sings of this like 20-30 seconds in. should I be concerned that my technique is still dangerous, or should I consider that I maybe I need better vocal warmups? thank you for your time.
H.L, How much do you want for you to reupload tool sober? You were the only reason why I love sober. The original band, while great, does not have a youthful voice as you do (I'm early 20s). Tool sober from them is a 5/1-. yours is a 10/10,
Fun fact: Maynard was around twenty-nine when he recorded the vocals for Sober, and I am about to turn thirty-four :P I do not have the original cover I did back in 2013 when I was twenty-three, but if I did another version, I would technically be older than Maynard at the time the original song was recorded, so I am not sure if "youthful" is the right word.
do you still do one on one vocal lessons? i swear i remember you doing those but i can only find your vocal course and the issues i have are a bit specific to me i think so im not sure those are in the course 😅
Justin this is kinda random but I have 2 questions that are completely random lol. 1 what's your opinion on initial d and 2 I don't understand what artynoid rattle actually sounds like I was wondering if u could point me to songs that use so I could understand what it actually sounds like even
I know this is totally random and not related to this video, but is there any chance we can get an instrumental version of your one take Numb cover by Linkin Park please? It would be an honor for me to lose my voice on It 😊
@@Celatraactually my good friend, who is a doctor by the way. He said that cigarettes are great for you. Don’t listen to the liberal media. The black of your lungs is them becoming stronger, like the black iron knight Tarkus!
Damm, your guidelines are dope!! Didn’t realize you were black and heard you say the n word. All that aside, in your honest opinion is it too late for anyone at the age of 30 to master screaming.
I remember this dude was complaining his feet hurt, not his voice when he streamed 20 hours straight.
honestly it is a testament for how good you practice voice safety. You sing soooo much and 5 times is a small amount considering.
dude you literally screamed for 20 hours and your voice just survived, it says how good vocalist you are.
how tf is that related to his skill. Healling doesnt relate to skill. He was actually a bad vocalist coz he almost destroyed his voice
yooo ur 33, jesus you both look young and young at heart, love it justin, keep being you
Justin, you're doing god's work. This is so helpful in a lot of ways to all us fellow self-taught vocalists!
I've lost my voice 3 or 4 times through my whole singing/screaming carreer (~15 years) and for exactly the same reasons you mentioned in this video. All trial and error. I also used to overproject a lot during vocal tracking because I have a certain vision for my music and often relied more on emotions and building interesting vocal textures rather than technique. Still learning to balance those elements to make it sound the way I want it to be and feel comfortable doing it.
I was an extremely insecure vocalist back in the day: hated my timbre (especially when talking), limited range (A2 - G4 in full voice) and used a weird mix of "fake fry" and actual fry that surprisingly sounded kinda good in the mix (I tried to mimic the vocal styles of bands like The Ghost Inside, Gideon, Remembering Never etc.), but was very inconsistent and I experienced vocal fatigue after 2 hours of "screaming" like that. It was my main studio technique and for some parts I used really overprojected false cord screams which I wasn't happy with, it sounded terrible a lot of times (kinda like The Crimson Armada 2009 lol). Another big mistake is trying to sing/scream like the guys who have different voice type and NATURAL range. When I was 18, my dream was to scream and sing really high like Matty of MMF (The Hollow and Challenger era) whose speaking voice is very different and about an octave and a half higher than mine. A few years later some guy showed me The Plot In You and told me I sound a lot like Landon (had no clue who he was at the moment). Some First Born stuff when he was pretty mediocre vocalist and I didn't like his screams. Then I listened to CYWYCB and was completely flabbergasted by the rapid progress both in vocals and instrumentals. I tried to sing some parts and found out that it's much easier on my voice and my tone improved a ton. My range started to extend a bit and I learned a lot of new vocal styles.
In a hindsight, I realize that my toxic perfectionism, mental health issues and lack of experience and knowledge slowed me down FOR YEARS. And seeing guys with wider range made me really depressed. "What's the point of even doing it if I will never sound as good as my favorite vocalists?" - that was the thought I was coming back to times and times again.
I got addicted to drugs and eventually dealt with s u i c i d a l ideation in 2018, one of the worst years of my life. Then I was finally diagnosed with ADHD, bipolar and PTSD. It all came together. A few years later I finally buried the hatchet with my family (the source of trauma) and some time afterwards noticed that strain/lump in my throat feeling starts to eliminate. I've got much more confident in my vocals and just happier overall. Keeping your mental health in check is just as important as practicing wisely, eating good, sleeping well and exercising. That was my story. Hope it helps somebody.
You're an excellent teacher and also one of the most versatile vocalists I've ever heard. I'm so glad you exist.
I was there for the new years stream that was fucking epic
When I was a beginner, I did all the mistakes you talk about. Overprojecting was the killer for me, because I was trying to learn metal vocals and I never realized how loud I was. I was shouting, not singing. So that cracked my voice for 3 weeks and I was so mad that I couldn't sing anymore. Hereupon I learned to sing with less air and got my first level up in singing.
thanks for the video i learned a lot, when im going to sing in a show or something, i usually just talk normally to relax my chords and do a great warmup
Of course you have to show your split scream…. The one and only person who can pull off that shit… that’s why it’s Tallah foreverrrrrrrrrr!!!!
Bro thats the best health vocal class ivee take, thank you so much, I listen to you since 2015 or 16 and i love your band so thank you so much for this, its vert important for me as a frontman from a metal band
Fuck yeah justin, awesome video. I lost my voice for 1 day a while ago. Friends making fun of me for that too. I was super scared and revisiting my entire arsenal of techniques and care, but when i added up the total hours of vocal usage (and maybe a bit of alcohol) it totally made sense. Maybe 5 hours of overexcited socialising, while making the funny noises, followed by going to a 4-band concert and screaming along for the whole bit and then afterpartying was a bit too much. Ofc. Thanks for being youtube's greatest vocal coach!
In my dream world where I'm a metal vocalist, I would have a mask that says "I'm resting my voice" even when I'm not resting my voice, for when go nonverbal and don't wanna socialize too 😭
i got to meet you at the hobart arts theater this year and i had already heard from my vocalist why you do not talk before the show and the use of the mask. this is a great video! i really enjoy the full back story. just wanted to say thank you for taking a picture with me and signing my cd's! best 100$ ive ever spent on merch! I rock the tallah beanie 24/7 lol cant wait to see you guys a 3rd time!
Man the thing you said about coughing like a goof, I don't have a cough right now, but I put effort into coughing, and it feels *_very_* different between the two
i remember getting to meet you in 21 at the chicago house of blues. I wound up only being able to see your show before i had a gall bladder attack and had to leave, literally when my buddy and I were doing a meet and greet with you after your set lmao
JUSTIN WHEN IS MUSICIAN MANSION COMING OUT I'M FREAKING OUT
Posting this at the perfect time. It's scare acting season and I'm on day 5 in a row of 7 hour shifts. I've had to change up my technique and shift gears from different screams, different laughs; it got to a point where my scare had to be just standing menacingly in the shadows with a Kubrick stare. I'll have a break Monday and Tuesday but then we go into a 7 day run for Halloween.
three gods came out 6 years ago damn man. I was in that live stream I was so excited for the new album.
I'm so happy someone talks about the fact that everything can hurt your voice, if you keep going too long. scream singing especially is hard on your voice, I can handle about 30 minutes of that straight after that I start to feel tired.
This is really interesting, makes me wonder if theres safer ways to talk or talk loud whilst preventing vocal damage. The coughing thing is new to me also. I was aware coughing wasnt great for my voice but not aware of any alternative
Thanks for the information, Justin. It's very helpful.
Great advice as always Justin. Been following you for a long time. It was great meeting you recently in Battle Creek MI although you didn't speak because you were protecting your voice. Can't wait to see what you and Tallah have coming in the future. Keep being you.
didn't know that you recorded no one should read this, I love that song
I can’t wait to cross paths one day and bounce ideas and stories off each other. I’ve been in Wyoming teaching myself how to do vocals.
This is very good and timely video for me, been having odd on-and-off troubles with my voices for a few years but lost to back to back like a week apart a few weeks ago. Saw an ENT and they said no damage to the cords themselves but then I got sick, been coughing my head off and while I'm now recovered my voice is not back to 100 percent. Would love to see a part 2 or follow up specifically for vocal recovery strategies!
I lost my voice for a month, but now I do better (it seems). Now I do warm ups, cool downs, breaks for 15, 30 minutes and do health checks and stay hydrated, but I do much vocals instead (for 4 hours today). I slept today for 9 hours, damn it :D
I loved seeing Tallah live at Rockville in '21, glad to hear that this was just a lesson story. Love the videos man, stay sharp.
I have a problem controlling overprojection sometimes. It's a delicate balance, and you can definitely tell when it's happening. 😢
i guess being a sleepy introvert helps))
also i guess the fact that you could still scream despite your speaking voice being lost shows that you do know your safety game
Hopefully Emily from LP will find your videos, or a vocal coach, who knows how to properly scream.
Amazing video,very informative
Hey man, I’ve never lost my voice. I usually am able to stop right when I feel any sort of scratchiness. However I also am not a vocalist, just a hobbyist. One of these days I plan to get some real lessons from you and go farther than I have by myself.
Panicked for a second there! Stay well ❤
Very good shit. Something we all should remember, not to push our limits too far.
Haven't lost mine in 5 years, hopefully it never gets there...
I half expected you to say you caught a cold haha
(I'm having this issue rn and had to postpone recording vocals for my project... it sucks)
man it's really been 7 years since that livestream. what a wild ride.
I'm a beatboxer, there has been a lot of times wherein when learning and using techniques that include the vocal chords, I have to be very careful, drink lots of water or it's not gonna be fun.
I fucking love you man
What about learning how to project your voice in loud situations without damaging it ? Like opera singer ?
I love this video by the way, so interesting and inspiring
Projecting is not dangerous until you have been doing it literally all day nonstop. The human voice simply cannot handle that amount of abuse.
Love the shirt you were wearing a The End MORTUS VIVENTI shirt at the mansion.
I run events with that company!
I just did Riotfest , Louder Than Life & Aftershock 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Hey Justin, i have a question. I had 3 nodules a long time ago and since then i lost power, high notes and i can not vocal fry well (very weal vocal fry). Now if vocal fry is weak it means fry is totally out of reach.
The doctor told me my vocal cords don't touch well and they are not symmetrical.
Do you have any exercise to fix the closure? I heard about straw exercises, do they work?
Thank you for your time!
Dude thank you soooo much for these videos -I wanna learn how to scream properly so I dont wreck my singing voice - I really ducking appriciate it man
Yo bro, do you do any personality tutorials? Saw you on musician mansion, you got that golden retriever energy bro!
I've been wondering....
If you don't mind me asking, what's the story behind the Krillin dots on your forehead?
19:26 great tip about how to cough correctly, never thought about it!
i used to lose my voice every damn year at the same time of the year.. right at the end of winter, when the weather is so dry and everyone at school had a cold, id just be chatting over the other kids (which i didnt know was all of us overprojecting like craaaazy) and my voice would be dead and take like a week to recover LOL i thought i just had a weak voice until i finished high school, and never lost my voice again XD damn kids
Gotta see you live in grand junction bro!!
Dude you survived those incidents you truly are hardcore
I did cover of Eyeless, then (sic) with Corey's technique from that era. It was the same day I hit my highest note and 30 seconds+ screams of each type. And two covers of Unanswered on top of that. And it's winter, so air is dry asf. :D
I wasn't there for the voice-blowing livestream but I did see you draw someone holding their mom's ferret.
That pit at aftershock went so hard
Hey Justin, big fan been watching since I was like 11, any chance you could make a video on how to hybrid scream to attain something similar to the false chord+fry singing that Adam Gontier does?
I was today years old when I learned to cough right.. DUDE THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I would have never guessed
i'll send more when i can!
I've only been doing metal vocals and I've wrecked my voice three times
So like when is musician mansion coming out?
Yo i was there for that 20 hour stream im pretty sure, not the whole thing, but dude you said your feet hurt before your voice did.
I’ve been sick before and not been able to talk, but sometimes I will still be able to sing (I don’t test my luck though, haha). Sometimes I’ll try to use my classical singing techniques to speak loudly, as well. I’m not sure if I’m lucky, but my voice usually physically starts to hurt a tiny bit as soon as it is on the verge of getting overused, so I’m able to stop using my voice immediately, before it gets worse. Also, I drink tonnnns of water when I don’t sleep as much. My vocal cords may not be able to recover due to lack of sleep sometimes, but at least they can stay hydrated! lol 😂😅
A common misconception is that water or teas etc act instantly on the voice but from an anatomical perspective, liquids never touch your vocal folds so “hydrating” quickly doesn’t do much, you need to constantly stay hydrated at all times. Unfortunately water and teas aren’t miracle drugs that can immediately fix you
yeah, most people have a common misconception that tea helps the voice: it does not. Only plain water can do that. And it is so vital, as you said, to stay hydrated all the time. What happens when sleep deprived is the body needs more water than normal. It messes with our hormonal signals for retaining water in the body. Sleep deprivation also causes muscle weakness which can put a strain on our vocal cords as well, since we use our body’s muscles to speak or sing. It can take anywhere from a few minutes all the way up to 36 hours to fully rehydrate the body by drinking lots of water. But one has to take into account the proper electrolytes for hydration as well.
Thanks man !
random question lol i saw you had a clip of aftershock in dis vid do you think you’re gonna post a full video about it? :O i saw you guys at aftershock haha i saw myself in the clip hehe pls come back to sac!!!
Hey Justin! Didn’t you say you lost your voice when recording Of Nothing also?
I did not "lose" my voice when I recorded Of Nothing. I blew it out. See, there is a difference between the two.
Losing your voice is when the true cords get so inflamed that you sound hoarse when you speak. It takes quite a bit of over-use and whatnot to get there, and it usually takes several days or longer to recover.
Blowing out your voice is just muscle fatigue from pushing too hard. You can blow out your voice in less than two minutes, and it can come back in like fifteen minutes if you rest it. With that being said, if you blow out your voice enough times, it will turn into vocal strain, and then you could lose your voice.
Hope that answers your question!
@@HungryLights It does! thank you for informing me!
Im 13 and i started vocals in june 2022 and i never had any problems, i would be able to scream for 2 hours. Enter in my dad, hes telling me to keep pushing/push harder for gutterals and also when i try and do alex terribles or cj mccreerys vocals, i push too hard, and i used to be able to hit angelmakers Mike Greenwoods highs but now i cant even hit cjs highs and i can barley scream for 20 minutes
that's halarius "no im not doing vocals... YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!"
what song is that in the live section when you're talking about your live vocals sounding good? I don't think i've heard it D:
thanks for more ^_^
L.E.D. 💡
@@deadgiiveaway ty!
Hey Justin, I've been practicing your teachings as well as Chris Lepei's and they have helped a ton. I don't have any burning feeling in my throat anymore and I am more comfortable transitioning from falsetto to chest voice to find where the grit is, doing Tarzan's and other fun silly sounds. frustratingly I still feel my throat tiring out pretty quickly while I'm practicing, (even when I am trying not to project very much) and some tightness in my throat. usually, I start feeling early sings of this like 20-30 seconds in. should I be concerned that my technique is still dangerous, or should I consider that I maybe I need better vocal warmups? thank you for your time.
H.L, How much do you want for you to reupload tool sober?
You were the only reason why I love sober. The original band, while great, does not have a youthful voice as you do (I'm early 20s).
Tool sober from them is a 5/1-. yours is a 10/10,
Fun fact: Maynard was around twenty-nine when he recorded the vocals for Sober, and I am about to turn thirty-four :P
I do not have the original cover I did back in 2013 when I was twenty-three, but if I did another version, I would technically be older than Maynard at the time the original song was recorded, so I am not sure if "youthful" is the right word.
@@HungryLights youre right, wrong choice of words. But nevertheless, your rendition lives rent free in my head.
Well have a great day!
Check out Staind’s cover of Sober on my channel from 2000, Chameleon Club, Lancaster, PA.
Im looking for your old video of you preforming the undergrowth blindfolded... Does it still exist? I miss it so much
Hey Justin! Wanted to ask where we would go to find info about your vocal coaching?
When is musician mansion coming out?
do you still do one on one vocal lessons? i swear i remember you doing those but i can only find your vocal course and the issues i have are a bit specific to me i think so im not sure those are in the course 😅
Did you delete the cutdown version of your "The Awry Ascend" anniversary livestream? I cant find it anywhere
I lost my voice around a month and a half ago when I was trying to replicate Kaonashi'a Coffee and Conversations. :(
thank you babe
21:29 as a huge baena fan you really channelled his voice lmfao
Hi Justin, I was just wondering if ur course covers clean singing as well as harsh vocals
When practicing im not overusing my voice, i practice like 25 -50 minutes per day
Justin this is kinda random but I have 2 questions that are completely random lol. 1 what's your opinion on initial d and 2 I don't understand what artynoid rattle actually sounds like I was wondering if u could point me to songs that use so I could understand what it actually sounds like even
Have you ever made a video on audio effects and mixing? Would like to learn how
I am trying not to push harder, because my vocals is quite loud anyway
I like his hoodie
singing subharmonics is still rough on me and its been over 10 years
I know this is totally random and not related to this video, but is there any chance we can get an instrumental version of your one take Numb cover by Linkin Park please? It would be an honor for me to lose my voice on It 😊
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tallah did hella good at aftershock
I lost it at the end lmao
I like your Utah shirt. Also Lorna Shore
Where can I go to get started with your vocal lessons?
Where did you learn the alternative cough? I've never heard of that and can't fnd any information on coughing differently.
I actually came up with it myself. It works awesome! But you should obviously still do it into your elbow or something to stop the spread of germs :)
HII JUSTIN HOW WAS TOUR
Would love to hear a “Given Up - Linkin Park” cover from you
I actually did that years ago! It is on my cover channel, Hungry Covers!
How would i be able to to contact you for a lesson from you?
Do you know if you can do extreme (or just normal) vocals with asthma?
Of course you can! Will Ramos has asthma, and he is one of the most notable screamers in deathcore right now!
@@HungryLights Wow, I had no idea
dude how could you NOT include closed captions for the end 🤣
I thought you were perfect! How could you devastate my belief in you?
Cause you ain’t smoking cigarettes to strengthen your throat boi
Truuuue
smoking cigarettes killl your throat and heart and lungs and vocal folds.
@@Celatra fake news from a liberal
@@Celatraactually my good friend, who is a doctor by the way. He said that cigarettes are great for you. Don’t listen to the liberal media. The black of your lungs is them becoming stronger, like the black iron knight Tarkus!
Inhaling hot dry shit is totally good for your voice!
19:29 this is so funny XD
Damm, your guidelines are dope!! Didn’t realize you were black and heard you say the n word. All that aside, in your honest opinion is it too late for anyone at the age of 30 to master screaming.
Metal Mansion wird so geil 🔥
You have a high pitched voice. Ouch my eardrums
Can you sing 'The Middle' by Zedd?
Loved you on Musician Mansion, just had to give you spme shot while in Kansas, for the shirt =}
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