Finally someone has explained this correctly. Head voice is a register, and falsetto is a lightly connected mode inside head voice. They are not the same thing. Thank you Adam for being smarter than 90% of vocal instructors on YT.
@@hman2912 hey, interesting question. I’m not sure I know the answer but, my thought is in that register, it’s really just a difference in volume and that’s mostly related to how much air you’re pushing through your vocal cords, and leas to do with how you’re using the muscles in the vocal cords. So I don’t think there’s a name for that, other than, like I said, a bit of a difference in volume. What do you think?
When you sang that upper range note in head voice, then in falsetto, then in MIX, it all became crystal clear, FINALLY! I’ll be listening to this video a number of times. THX 👍👍👍👍
I feel stupid. I can't hardly hear the difference. BUT it is beautiful. Some of us have just ears that are too basic Thank you. It was really really interesting
Listen closely at 3:07, especially on the word "good". It's a bit deeper-sounding, with some of that chesty quality, and there's a specific vibrato as well. Might sound a bit "operatic" at times. Whereas the falsetto version sounds "sillier" for lack of a better word. I've only recently found my head voice, and I can attest that the difference is more obvious an octave down, where falsetto barely even works. Hope that helps.
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She is great. Her thing is a low larynx mode that is not nasal. Similar to what you hear from Cher or Shakira but a lot more of it. Her cover or Wicked Game and the River are the kinds of tracks you take to a desert island :)
I loved your video. Can you tell me what was jungkook using in his high notes in ON. Falsetto or head voice. I'm really curious and I can't really tell.
I'm sorry they sound the same... are you trying to say that falsetto is just a weaker version of head voice? I've never understood the difference so could someone please explain it to me lol
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Nope. I have no idea what you're talking about. I've been singing for 22 years and I've always revolved my singing around 2 registers: *The lower vocal register:* Chest voice (which has some higher notes in it's range, that can also be sang with lower range notes the in the falsetto - A vocal overlapping if you will) *The upper vocal register:* Falsetto (what I've always believed to also be described as head voice, which again, as above, has some notes in the lower end of it's range that can also be sang by the upper range of the chest voice). If you're saying that falsetto and head voice are not the same thing and one of them isnt the chest voice, then you've lost me. Because theres only 2 proportions of my voice I recognise. This 3rd head voice which you claim isnt the falsetto, I mustn't have one because I don't recognise it. I can change the falsetto from breathy to piercing. And if you're saying that's 2 different vocal registers, I say bullshit. I can change my chest voice from breathy to piercingly loud too but that's still my chest voice! Conclusion: Falsetto and head voice are the same thing!
No, falsetto and head voice are not even close to the same thing. When Pavarotti sings a high C, is that falsetto? No, it is his head voice. However, I think Adam is giving out bad information in his video above.
@@billybaldwin8918 A high C is in falsetto, also described as head voice. I don't listen to Pavarotti so I'm not familiar with his range. But if he can sing a high C and it's not in chest voice, it has to be falsetto/head voice.
@@ashleelmb No, I studied opera for many years. My chest voice goes up to about G4 when I have to negotiate my passaggio into my head voice up to C#5. My falsetto is weak because I never have a need to use it but it goes from C4 to F5. My whistle tone goes up to G6. (If you look at my videos, you will see examples of how I demonstrate all of this.) I would suggest that you get a voice teacher that is knowledgeable because it seems like you have been getting it wrong for a very long time. Good luck on your journey!
@@billybaldwin8918 I was in an instruments band playing guitar when I was 17 and then I was in a vocal harmony group for a few years. And when I was in that vocal harmony group, we had a singing teacher and she was very good. Then I went solo and did my own shows up until covid hit. So I'm no ameture myself buddy. I know how to use my voice and I sing well. My range is chest voice, C2 to B4. And my falsetto range can sing Daniel Bedingfields 'If you're not the one'.
LOL! I have been playing instruments since I was 12 and I'm almost 60! You were in a vocal harmony group for a few years and you all had a singing teacher? Didn't you have an individual teacher? Your chest voice goes from E4 to B4 which is less than one octave? The song you mention only goes up to a D#5 which is not very high for a falsetto voice. I'm sure that since you are no amateur, you have plenty of recordings or videos of your singing. Please share some of them. I am dying to see you pulling your chest voice up to a B4 because I have never heard that before.
React or talk about people with “bad singing voices” like Bob Dylan or Louis Armstrong? Like would they have been able to get a better voice with better training?
I've been singing so much in falsetto because I'm a huge fan of Jungkook that now using compression actually gets kind of hard sometimes lol but at least my falsetto's on point now ;)
Finally someone has explained this correctly. Head voice is a register, and falsetto is a lightly connected mode inside head voice. They are not the same thing. Thank you Adam for being smarter than 90% of vocal instructors on YT.
What is it when you lightly connect in lower range? Is it still falsetto? Chest falsetto?
@@hman2912 hey, interesting question. I’m not sure I know the answer but, my thought is in that register, it’s really just a difference in volume and that’s mostly related to how much air you’re pushing through your vocal cords, and leas to do with how you’re using the muscles in the vocal cords. So I don’t think there’s a name for that, other than, like I said, a bit of a difference in volume. What do you think?
@@phadrus I don't know. I would think it's still falsetto, but who knows.
You really inspired me to sing but whenever I sing my sister laughs at me which really discourages me 😭
Same bro.
You better then me bro
Me trying to sing better but they looked at me like I was useless shit💩
Keep doing it man, I been doing it 2 years and they stop laughing eventually ;)
Me too. Don't worry, siblings are always like that🤣🤣
Do it more until she stops laughing
When you sang that upper range note in head voice, then in falsetto, then in MIX, it all became crystal clear, FINALLY! I’ll be listening to this video a number of times. THX
👍👍👍👍
I'm not a singer but I'm watching his videos to learn. ☺
That's crazy, just watching this one time, I am able to control my voice so much more!!! 🖤
Great falsetto! 😊
I feel stupid. I can't hardly hear the difference. BUT it is beautiful. Some of us have just ears that are too basic
Thank you. It was really really interesting
Listen closely at 3:07, especially on the word "good". It's a bit deeper-sounding, with some of that chesty quality, and there's a specific vibrato as well. Might sound a bit "operatic" at times. Whereas the falsetto version sounds "sillier" for lack of a better word. I've only recently found my head voice, and I can attest that the difference is more obvious an octave down, where falsetto barely even works. Hope that helps.
Diana Ankudinova is a young performer who shocks us with her pleasant voice and takes us into the abyss of events!!! Diana Ankudinova is unique and inimitable, goosebumps from her voice!=)))) Diana sings as if she lives in the song! The soul freezes or opens with Diana's voice.=))))))) I am a musician who has been with music for years, and believe me, I have not heard such a tone in all these past years.
1000000%!!!😁🔥🔥🔥🎤🎤🎤🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶......Amazing Amazing Amazing---Beauty in every minute!!!
Diana Ankudinova 😊👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💥💥💥💫🎉💯
She is great. Her thing is a low larynx mode that is not nasal. Similar to what you hear from Cher or Shakira but a lot more of it. Her cover or Wicked Game and the River are the kinds of tracks you take to a desert island :)
@@phadrus 1000000%!!!😁🔥🔥🔥🎤🎤🎤🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶.
Ive been practising guitar for like 2 months now,and i just realised,
icant sing,and your tutorials really helps man thanks a lot
Thanks for the information, I now should be able to identify what I’m hearing in the songs I like.
Nicely explained with excellent examples too.
Thanks! 😃
The intro is soooo goooood
Last time i was early was when Jimin was taller then Jungkook.
“A place where falsetto would be found is in King Diamond”
I loved your video. Can you tell me what was jungkook using in his high notes in ON. Falsetto or head voice. I'm really curious and I can't really tell.
I started watching Adam video an hour ago and got confused between head voice and falsetto, now watching his latest video.
Im inlove with your intro pls
I currently take lessons but my consistency with practice is terrible. I have to work on that! 💯
I love singing with my falsetto but I'm insecure to sing with my chest voice
It should be the easiest since it is the voice you use when speaking lol don't be ashamed, practice, warm up for 30 before, it shouldn't be hard.
Then you're never going to sound like a real singer.
Hey Adam, what's the cost of the 6 part video series?
Hey Adam nice vid
now I know, thanks coach...
O yeaah one of the early people
I'm sorry they sound the same... are you trying to say that falsetto is just a weaker version of head voice? I've never understood the difference so could someone please explain it to me lol
some notes you can decide between headvoice, falsetto, head voice or pulled chest
The part when he sang that justin beiber line... Bruh got a subscriber 🥬😄
Still confused but I'll keep that in mind
At the 3:40 mark in the blessing (live) by Kari Kobe is that head voice the first 2 stanzas then falsetto?
Question: Paul da Vinci is/was singing Sugar Baby Love and If You Get Hurt. Is it a head voice?
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Nope. I have no idea what you're talking about. I've been singing for 22 years and I've always revolved my singing around 2 registers:
*The lower vocal register:*
Chest voice (which has some higher notes in it's range, that can also be sang with lower range notes the in the falsetto - A vocal overlapping if you will)
*The upper vocal register:*
Falsetto (what I've always believed to also be described as head voice, which again, as above, has some notes in the lower end of it's range that can also be sang by the upper range of the chest voice).
If you're saying that falsetto and head voice are not the same thing and one of them isnt the chest voice, then you've lost me. Because theres only 2 proportions of my voice I recognise. This 3rd head voice which you claim isnt the falsetto, I mustn't have one because I don't recognise it. I can change the falsetto from breathy to piercing. And if you're saying that's 2 different vocal registers, I say bullshit. I can change my chest voice from breathy to piercingly loud too but that's still my chest voice!
Conclusion: Falsetto and head voice are the same thing!
No, falsetto and head voice are not even close to the same thing. When Pavarotti sings a high C, is that falsetto? No, it is his head voice. However, I think Adam is giving out bad information in his video above.
@@billybaldwin8918 A high C is in falsetto, also described as head voice. I don't listen to Pavarotti so I'm not familiar with his range. But if he can sing a high C and it's not in chest voice, it has to be falsetto/head voice.
@@ashleelmb No, I studied opera for many years. My chest voice goes up to about G4 when I have to negotiate my passaggio into my head voice up to C#5. My falsetto is weak because I never have a need to use it but it goes from C4 to F5. My whistle tone goes up to G6. (If you look at my videos, you will see examples of how I demonstrate all of this.) I would suggest that you get a voice teacher that is knowledgeable because it seems like you have been getting it wrong for a very long time. Good luck on your journey!
@@billybaldwin8918 I was in an instruments band playing guitar when I was 17 and then I was in a vocal harmony group for a few years. And when I was in that vocal harmony group, we had a singing teacher and she was very good. Then I went solo and did my own shows up until covid hit. So I'm no ameture myself buddy. I know how to use my voice and I sing well. My range is chest voice, C2 to B4. And my falsetto range can sing Daniel Bedingfields 'If you're not the one'.
LOL! I have been playing instruments since I was 12 and I'm almost 60! You were in a vocal harmony group for a few years and you all had a singing teacher? Didn't you have an individual teacher? Your chest voice goes from E4 to B4 which is less than one octave? The song you mention only goes up to a D#5 which is not very high for a falsetto voice. I'm sure that since you are no amateur, you have plenty of recordings or videos of your singing. Please share some of them. I am dying to see you pulling your chest voice up to a B4 because I have never heard that before.
Not sure if i sang mix and falsetto or just went up a note 💀
🤩🤩🤩
If I sing a certain note with vocal fry it means that my vocal cords are closed, so it's not falsetto. Right?
React or talk about people with “bad singing voices” like Bob Dylan or Louis Armstrong? Like would they have been able to get a better voice with better training?
I've been singing so much in falsetto because I'm a huge fan of Jungkook that now using compression actually gets kind of hard sometimes lol but at least my falsetto's on point now ;)
3:20 head vs falsetto vs mix
My voice cuts out a lot when using falsetto. How do I stop this from happening?
This happens to me to, someone answer and help us please
when i have trouble with that adding some more power behind it fixes it for me
@@wildninjaturtle6715 just get better
@@kingzor100 perhaps it has to do with breath support, not 100% sure, just speaking from experience
@@zachescarcegaClose the vocal chords slightly more. Should take care of the problem.
My falsetto is kinda breathy (not in a normal way)
Please do some Charlie Puth reactions 💚💚
Can you react to The Gambler by Home Free?
5minutes late 😑
Not of all of this is completly correct.
Yes it is