Ken, I usually get a polite ripple of applause on karaoke night at the pub doing my own version of Tennessee Whiskey. Last night I got a standing ovation doing it with this lick. Sixteen notes in one syllable!! I couldn't have figured it out on my own. Thank you. :-)
Bro u have changed my voice just from watching your videos I went from a kind of ok singer to i shock myself and in about to start recording song in the studio now.
I do a riff on 'born to be wild' lol..... on the word, 'wild'....I always think I'm in India. Chris Stapelton is 💯 awesome. You rock Ken!!! I had a friend of mine who is a vocalist/lead guitarist (future gig partner) that came to visit me a few weeks ago. I let her watch some video's of yours. Her exact words was, 'his amazing'! She quickly did some of your teachings that she had forgotten. She phoned me to tell me that everyone couldn't believe the difference. Even in our 50's we're never too old to learn. You were and still are my pit stop when I'm stuck, thank you 🎉
Thanks for this! I CANT BELIEVE this tutorial exists lol.. Just want to add for those who got a little lost around 2:50 ish.. practice F#-E-C#-B Before diving into C#-E, F#, C# part.
I haven't subscribed to Ken Tamplin's Vocal Academy package yet because I'm cheap, but man... let it be known that he is the ONE TRUE VOCAL COACH. Finally, no misinformation in vocal performance. What a legend.
Chris went to highschoool where I went. Its crazy when you see such a talent come out of this obscure small town with less than 5,000 total population.
Trying to figure out how not to strain singing high notes. You make it look so easy. Will need to check out more of your videos. Thank you for this video.
I've been intermittently working on this lick in the shower for about a year now... haha! It's so insanely difficult to get the hang of. The arpeggios pass very quickly. Feels great once you get it down!!! Glad to see a video on this exact lick which I found/find fascinating!
The jompson brothers and the steeldrivers are badass bands he was in, he turns any song into gold. I can't believe he didn't get huge with those bands.
Ya know Ken, alot of people recent are doing this sort of vocal coaching thing on youtube. I must say your charisma and charm and jubilance is quite singular. Im always so happy to hear your intro and the genuine, unmistakable passion and love you have for music, solely in how happy you are to be discussing it. I love this channel. Great stuff. Im not a singer and still havent got the riff down yet. Let alone at top speed, but with your help i can improve everyday! Much love Ken!
As an acoustic solo I get this request a lot and never do it because: 1. It's not a style I enjoy singing in (the chorus) It reminds me of the teenage girls who audition for American Idol and add extra notes to everything. 2. Finding all those notes lol! Great video breaking it down, Ken. I think I'll give it a go!! "WaaAAaAerarerAAerAAaermmmmmm..."
Dude! High five for referencing The Jompson Brothers! My band used to do shows with them back in the day. You could hear Chris singing louder than the PA sometimes. haha. So powerful.
Ken, you're just ridiculous man! It's not just the voice, it's the breakdown of how things are done, the way in how you describe it and your positivity and energy are infectious. I'm a working musician and totally appreciate your passion! Breaks my heart when morons comment with negativity but I hope you just let that stuff roll off cause it's a reflection on them, not you! Keep truckin baby and I'll keep watching and learning!
What a great demonstration on how to breakdown a peice. Sam Cooke was the first singer I really like, my dad turned me on to him. I love the comment on the similarities. I have a hard time hearing Sam in other singers styles, because I think of his style as just how singing should be.
I’m back years later after I’ve given up on singing. Now I have time to prepare for a talent show at work. My passion is rock/metal but my talent is country apparently 😅 this is also the main part I need help on. I sang this at karaoke for the first time after going on stage with a random bar band and singing it. People started dancing and stopped what they were doing to see who was singing. (It was me). Maybe I’m too critical on myself but I wasn’t happy with the way I did the chorus
I love to sing. I never had the chance to get get lessons as a kid. I guess you could say I taught myself by ear, listening to it over and over on cassette tape 😂 I never knew a song/riff could be broken down (i just learned that term recently) I was intimidated by this one scared I wouldnt be able to sing it in front if others!!! Now I can! THANK YOU! THANK SO MUCH!!❤ YOU ARE AN AWESOME VOCAL COACH!!😎👏
WE FROM YOUR TH-cam FAMILY...IM SPEAKING ON OUR BEHALF AND MY WHOLE..THANK YOU FOR TAKING TIME FROM YOUR BUSY LIFE AND SCHEDULE TO SHOW (ME)...ERIC (MAYBERRY) AKERS..ON THINGS I..(WE)..STRUGGLE WITH WHEN SINGING AND LEARNING..SO I MYSELF AND ON BEHALF OF YOUR YTUBE FAMILY ...HAT'S OFF WITH A BOW AND YOUR THE GREATEST....MY DEAR FRIEND...WE LOVE YA KEN TAMPLIN...
Hey ken Deena here ...I happen to have wrote this song and two albums of music he got from my man in 2008. Timothy Julian. Recorded in Nashville at sparks studio...I am the traveler... I've got three hundred songs out. Made many careers.... I payed it forward. And say something I wrote as well . Justin played Napster in the movie and in an interview he said say something so I wrote a song about that statement.
Hi, Deena! You are one wonderful songwriter! For some reason, Google says that David Allan Coe, Linda Hargrove, and Dean Dillon are the writers for the song that came out in 1983 from George Jones. What's up with that?
Finally! I've requested that you did some Stapleton several times on your forum (which is great by the way, everyone remotely interested in singing should take your course). Thanks chief!
And here I am, finally taking your advice and all of the others who have been chanting "Stapleton! Stapleton! Stapleton!" Chris really is a singer with some swagger and style that makes him a very interesting and compelling singer. Keep making good suggestions, and especially KEEP SINGING! Thanks for buying and recommending my course. People see so much hype about singing programs that are nothing more than internet marketing campaigns that they get the idea that mine is like all of those. As you know, it's not at all like the others. It's what everybody is looking for, but they keep getting suckered by the marketers with empty promises. Where are all of the whole song demonstrations of all different genres from these other "vocal coaches?" Hang in there and keep learning!
Hi Ken, this was the first quality breakdown of the riff I’ve seen and it’s helped me so much as a musician and a singer. However, I have been listening to the tune a lot and I believe the note immediately preceding the C#-B-A ending is an E and not a C#. Let me know what you think!
I have a question for you, but first just wanted to say that I love your stuff, Ken. I'm a lead guitarist who has been thrust into the lead singing position as well, so your vids have helped me do that more easily. I mean, I have been singing for as long as I can remember and had at least decent technique that I just picked up without ever really thinking about it, but your vids are helping me to hopefully get as good at singing as I am at guitar. I used to hate singing lead (largely because of the vulnerability that is the very nature of being a lead singer), but I am really actually liking it now at this point since I feel more comfortable and am learning to use my vocal "instrument" just as I learned to use a guitar, so thanks for your tips; they definitely help. The question I have for you is a bit specific, but I figured I would ask for your advice anyway. So basically because of some medical issues I had around seven or eight years ago, I only have one lung. Luckily, my remaining lung has expanded in size, and I can go through most tasks of life fairly easily. I just wanted to ask you if there are any particular vocal exercises that you might recommend for someone like me (who has a diminished lung capacity) in order to get a strong, powerful sounds? Because, like, I am capable of grasping the actual notes of this vocal riff (I can whistle the whole thing up to speed lol), but when I go to try and sing it, I just feel like my personal physiological situation kinda holds me back from being where I'd like to be. Also the part at around 2:04 in the song when he does that totally flawless transition from falsetto/head voice into his powerful chest voice feels like an impossible task for me to ever even get close to achieving lol. So yeah, what would you recommend to someone like me? Thanks for your hard work, and just know that it is absolutely appreciated by many, many folks out there!
Also check out Steeldrivers ! Stapleton's early bluegrass band with his soulful singing. Also, he's written as a ghost writer for over 20 years with over 1,000 songs. Amazingly inspiring on many levels.
I signed up for your course many moons ago. I still have million miles to go. But recently I started to like how I sound. I’ve much better control on my breathing and able to hit the notes and hold those notes when need to. If I could afford it. For sure I would have go one on one coaching by you. All thanks to your videos and your web site. Cheers bro with many loves. :)
This is great.......Love this song so deep raw just a beautiful song.......Glad you did this.......God Bless....Have a safe wonderful joyful life don't for get the songs and keep singing.......
Excellent video Ken! This approach is exactly like learning guitar riffs and muscle memory, except for voice. Slow first, paying attention to tone and accuracy - then speed up. Appreciate your videos.
Thx Ken...our band just worked this up & I didn't get the lick right. We were working in high altitude & it reeks havoc on my voice along with cig smoke. Much love!
I've been working on this lick for a little while! I'm proud to be a student of yours! If you could, contact me to figure out how to do volume 2, I swear i've read the manual and watch the How to video. Thank you sir!
Ken I feel like every time I try to sing I don’t have enough bass in my voice and it just feels like air coming out rather than power or anything loud enough to sound all that great. I’m not trying to scream to the heavens with my music but just something to put a little more bass to my voice would be great. Thanks for your awesome vids
Love the way you explain stuff Ken. Thank you. I always wanted to sing but never had a courage to get more serious about it, bit late for that now, I see how much fun I missed all these years. I can do it slowly but no way I can speed up😆love the song though I wish one day I will be able to sing it nice..
Hey, I’m new to singing and I have a question! Is he singing this in his falsetto? I think it’s too high for me to sing without falsetto. Am I doing it right? Is my range not big enough. Thanks for any advice!:)
my neighbors will think i've lost it for good this time.
They'll probably think you own a cat that's in heat...
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Ken, I usually get a polite ripple of applause on karaoke night at the pub doing my own version of Tennessee Whiskey. Last night I got a standing ovation doing it with this lick. Sixteen notes in one syllable!! I couldn't have figured it out on my own. Thank you. :-)
Awesome!!!
We want a video of it man!
Did you record yourself?
I just came here to learn the "waaaarmm" part.
Ok!
Saaaaaame
Same
Lol me too!
Same lmao
Bro u have changed my voice just from watching your videos I went from a kind of ok singer to i shock myself and in about to start recording song in the studio now.
Joshua Moss that’s awesome dude!
Spent all day trying to nail this, 5 min 18 second video later and it’s thoroughly nailed 😃 along with my vocal chords 😆
Rock on!
I do a riff on 'born to be wild' lol..... on the word, 'wild'....I always think I'm in India.
Chris Stapelton is 💯 awesome.
You rock Ken!!! I had a friend of mine who is a vocalist/lead guitarist (future gig partner) that came to visit me a few weeks ago.
I let her watch some video's of yours. Her exact words was, 'his amazing'! She quickly did some of your teachings that she had forgotten. She phoned me to tell me that everyone couldn't believe the difference. Even in our 50's we're never too old to learn. You were and still are my pit stop when I'm stuck, thank you 🎉
Thanks for this! I CANT BELIEVE this tutorial exists lol.. Just want to add for those who got a little lost around 2:50 ish.. practice F#-E-C#-B Before diving into C#-E, F#, C# part.
You're a lifesaver! Thank you!
You're a living legend, Ken Tamplin.
From the bottom of my heart...thank you sir! God bless you!
You are welcome, Jose! Thanks for the kind words!
I haven't subscribed to Ken Tamplin's Vocal Academy package yet because I'm cheap, but man... let it be known that he is the ONE TRUE VOCAL COACH. Finally, no misinformation in vocal performance. What a legend.
Thank you, Tyler Thompson!
Chris went to highschoool where I went. Its crazy when you see such a talent come out of this obscure small town with less than 5,000 total population.
Brandon Williams Not so crazy. Lots of famous rock and country stars come from small towns. Sheryl Crow comes to mind.
That's really cool, Brandon!
So great to hear someone acknowledge Sam cookes vocals 👏
What a voice! My God you can really sing. I love the Sam Cooke Analogy.
Thanks, Kevin!
Ken, as always, you are the man. Your voice is as smooth as Tennessee whiskey!!
Trying to figure out how not to strain singing high notes. You make it look so easy. Will need to check out more of your videos. Thank you for this video.
I've been intermittently working on this lick in the shower for about a year now... haha! It's so insanely difficult to get the hang of. The arpeggios pass very quickly. Feels great once you get it down!!! Glad to see a video on this exact lick which I found/find fascinating!
Glad to be of help to you, Wilwen! 😊
THe feeling he has when he sings
Wow
And sam cook so nice to listen too
Absolutely!
The jompson brothers and the steeldrivers are badass bands he was in, he turns any song into gold. I can't believe he didn't get huge with those bands.
They totally rock, and so does Chris!
Thanks for sharing The Jompson Brothers. I will now add their music to my daily listening list.
And Sam Cooke
Wonderful!
Thanks a lot for breaking this down. The slide from the mixed voice to head voice and back is tricky. It seems so effortless.
My pleasure!
I thought I'd never get this down but searched TH-cam and found your video. Taking this to karaoke now, lol. Thanks for the great video & insight!
Ya know Ken, alot of people recent are doing this sort of vocal coaching thing on youtube. I must say your charisma and charm and jubilance is quite singular. Im always so happy to hear your intro and the genuine, unmistakable passion and love you have for music, solely in how happy you are to be discussing it. I love this channel. Great stuff. Im not a singer and still havent got the riff down yet. Let alone at top speed, but with your help i can improve everyday! Much love Ken!
As an acoustic solo I get this request a lot and never do it because:
1. It's not a style I enjoy singing in (the chorus) It reminds me of the teenage girls who audition for American Idol and add extra notes to everything.
2. Finding all those notes lol!
Great video breaking it down, Ken. I think I'll give it a go!! "WaaAAaAerarerAAerAAaermmmmmm..."
Spot on, Ken. Thank you.
Ken, you never cease to amaze me!!! You are a great teacher and you walk the walk! Keep putting this information out. 😎
Great teacher.
Dude! High five for referencing The Jompson Brothers! My band used to do shows with them back in the day. You could hear Chris singing louder than the PA sometimes. haha. So powerful.
Ken, you're just ridiculous man! It's not just the voice, it's the breakdown of how things are done, the way in how you describe it and your positivity and energy are infectious. I'm a working musician and totally appreciate your passion! Breaks my heart when morons comment with negativity but I hope you just let that stuff roll off cause it's a reflection on them, not you! Keep truckin baby and I'll keep watching and learning!
hamelk- Thanks for the kind words! Rock on!
i just started with kens basic lessons. wow i am learning so much in a short time
John Perricone- I'm delighted to hear that!
Thanks for the lick man. Not many people would explain these licks. Very helpful
I ve been waiting for this vocal coach for a long time....
Oh my goodness, that lick is incredibly awesome😮
Shane The Guy - Thank you!
What a great demonstration on how to breakdown a peice. Sam Cooke was the first singer I really like, my dad turned me on to him. I love the comment on the similarities. I have a hard time hearing Sam in other singers styles, because I think of his style as just how singing should be.
Sam Cooke was maybe the most effortless singer of all time
What am i doing here... I'm a car Mechanic, not a singer.
😊
I'm a truck driver. It's great singing on the job. I'm always trying to learn a new song
Same here. Im a cleaner.
@@Glissentar Get ready to see a mechanic turned singer soon
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Your so talented! You're a musician and a teacher!
Thank you! 😊
Hi Ken, similar guy Chris Klafford, love to see you take a look at him.
Thank you so much ! I could not break this one down for some reason!
I’m back years later after I’ve given up on singing. Now I have time to prepare for a talent show at work. My passion is rock/metal but my talent is country apparently 😅 this is also the main part I need help on. I sang this at karaoke for the first time after going on stage with a random bar band and singing it. People started dancing and stopped what they were doing to see who was singing. (It was me). Maybe I’m too critical on myself but I wasn’t happy with the way I did the chorus
Wow, perfect! Chris Stapleton's voice reminds me of Mac Powell from Third Day for some reason.
Love the cowboy hat. LOL
You are one phenomenal vocalist and vocal teacher. I need to line up my nephew with you.
Craig Thanks for the kind words!
@@kentamplin YW. BTW- where are you located?
@@craig7822 Currently, Flagstaff, AZ.
@@kentamplin Oh, you're across the country from us. We're in Tennessee. Where can I get info about your online coaching?
@@craig7822 Right here: kentamplinvocalacademy.com/
One of my best internet buds right here.
We can be share smiles from different parts of the world within seconds! How did you do with the vocal lick, Douglas?😊
I love to sing. I never had the chance to get get lessons as a kid. I guess you could say I taught myself by ear, listening to it over and over on cassette tape 😂 I never knew a song/riff could be broken down (i just learned that term recently) I was intimidated by this one scared I wouldnt be able to sing it in front if others!!! Now I can! THANK YOU! THANK SO MUCH!!❤ YOU ARE AN AWESOME VOCAL COACH!!😎👏
That's awesome, Rayna!
You broke it down beautifully and precisely, just what I like.
Thanks, Vivian! I'm glad you like it!
This riff has been bothering me forever! I can finally get it out. Thank you!!!
Glad I could help!
WE FROM YOUR TH-cam FAMILY...IM SPEAKING ON OUR BEHALF AND MY WHOLE..THANK YOU FOR TAKING TIME FROM YOUR BUSY LIFE AND SCHEDULE TO SHOW (ME)...ERIC (MAYBERRY) AKERS..ON THINGS I..(WE)..STRUGGLE WITH WHEN SINGING AND LEARNING..SO I MYSELF AND ON BEHALF OF YOUR YTUBE FAMILY ...HAT'S OFF WITH A BOW AND YOUR THE GREATEST....MY DEAR FRIEND...WE LOVE YA KEN TAMPLIN...
Thank you so much for the kind words, Eric! I really appreciate it, and am happy to hear my videos have helped you!
@@kentamplin ...You are very welcome my friend...look forward to years of great lessons..Thank you my friend
Your awesome, man.
You too!
So helpful I’ve been trying to figure out this lick for months now.
Happy to help, Hazel!
Hey ken Deena here ...I happen to have wrote this song and two albums of music he got from my man in 2008. Timothy Julian. Recorded in Nashville at sparks studio...I am the traveler... I've got three hundred songs out. Made many careers.... I payed it forward. And say something I wrote as well . Justin played Napster in the movie and in an interview he said say something so I wrote a song about that statement.
Hi, Deena! You are one wonderful songwriter! For some reason, Google says that David Allan Coe, Linda Hargrove, and Dean Dillon are the writers for the song that came out in 1983 from George Jones. What's up with that?
Thanks for the tutorial, Willie Nelson! Say hi to Ken from all of us! :D
I reckon I will!
Finally! I've requested that you did some Stapleton several times on your forum (which is great by the way, everyone remotely interested in singing should take your course). Thanks chief!
And here I am, finally taking your advice and all of the others who have been chanting "Stapleton! Stapleton! Stapleton!" Chris really is a singer with some swagger and style that makes him a very interesting and compelling singer. Keep making good suggestions, and especially KEEP SINGING! Thanks for buying and recommending my course. People see so much hype about singing programs that are nothing more than internet marketing campaigns that they get the idea that mine is like all of those. As you know, it's not at all like the others. It's what everybody is looking for, but they keep getting suckered by the marketers with empty promises. Where are all of the whole song demonstrations of all different genres from these other "vocal coaches?"
Hang in there and keep learning!
Greatest lesson ever from Ken
Thank you. When practicing this I first had to count the notes to make sure I got them all. :-)
Hi Ken, this was the first quality breakdown of the riff I’ve seen and it’s helped me so much as a musician and a singer. However, I have been listening to the tune a lot and I believe the note immediately preceding the C#-B-A ending is an E and not a C#. Let me know what you think!
You are right.
Yep
What an awesome lesson👍 thank you😊
Exactly what I was lookin for both in topic and technique.
I have a question for you, but first just wanted to say that I love your stuff, Ken. I'm a lead guitarist who has been thrust into the lead singing position as well, so your vids have helped me do that more easily. I mean, I have been singing for as long as I can remember and had at least decent technique that I just picked up without ever really thinking about it, but your vids are helping me to hopefully get as good at singing as I am at guitar.
I used to hate singing lead (largely because of the vulnerability that is the very nature of being a lead singer), but I am really actually liking it now at this point since I feel more comfortable and am learning to use my vocal "instrument" just as I learned to use a guitar, so thanks for your tips; they definitely help.
The question I have for you is a bit specific, but I figured I would ask for your advice anyway. So basically because of some medical issues I had around seven or eight years ago, I only have one lung. Luckily, my remaining lung has expanded in size, and I can go through most tasks of life fairly easily. I just wanted to ask you if there are any particular vocal exercises that you might recommend for someone like me (who has a diminished lung capacity) in order to get a strong, powerful sounds?
Because, like, I am capable of grasping the actual notes of this vocal riff (I can whistle the whole thing up to speed lol), but when I go to try and sing it, I just feel like my personal physiological situation kinda holds me back from being where I'd like to be. Also the part at around 2:04 in the song when he does that totally flawless transition from falsetto/head voice into his powerful chest voice feels like an impossible task for me to ever even get close to achieving lol. So yeah, what would you recommend to someone like me?
Thanks for your hard work, and just know that it is absolutely appreciated by many, many folks out there!
You can ask all of your singing related questions over on my free singing forum forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/
Dude your the man 🤟 your voice is amazing .. I do that and all the dogs in the hood start singing with me hahah 🤘
Beautiful explanation and breakdown of that lick!
I could have never figured this out on my own! Thanks!!!!! Super fun to try and practice!!!
Your voice is butter!
Tito V - Like two sticks of Land o' Lakes butter.
Also check out Steeldrivers ! Stapleton's early bluegrass band with his soulful singing. Also, he's written as a ghost writer for over 20 years with over 1,000 songs. Amazingly inspiring on many levels.
Chris is totally awesome!
Ken Tamplin FTW!🤗
You're the best Ken. Thank you so much. God bless you!
You are very welcome!
I signed up for your course many moons ago. I still have million miles to go. But recently I started to like how I sound. I’ve much better control on my breathing and able to hit the notes and hold those notes when need to. If I could afford it. For sure I would have go one on one coaching by you. All thanks to your videos and your web site. Cheers bro with many loves. :)
This is great.......Love this song so deep raw just a beautiful song.......Glad you did this.......God Bless....Have a safe wonderful joyful life don't for get the songs and keep singing.......
You too, tj leonard. Thank you!
Great exercise Mr. Ken Tamplin! I sung it with you..and will for sure do it i meny times...!
oses140- Great!
This has educated me a ton on singing. Thank you
So happy to hear that, JD!
Thank U Mr Man!!!
Your teaching works!!!
The rest I've seeked from, didn't do it for me.
Thanks for this, esp the way you broke that down. Great teacher!
You're welcome, tropicgal55!😊
This is such an amazing lesson.. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 i wish you were one of my lecturers at school.. The breakdown helps alot . thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Good Morning Mr. Ken. Straw hat, Looking good!!! Have a marvelous day.
Thanks, Skylark! 😊
What a voice...well done, Ken!!! *
Thank you, Shauna Marie! 😊
Ken is amazing! I would appreciate brilliance like that no matter what the subject was.
Thanks for the kind words, David!
Excellent video Ken! This approach is exactly like learning guitar riffs and muscle memory, except for voice. Slow first, paying attention to tone and accuracy - then speed up. Appreciate your videos.
Rock on!
Thank you sooo much!! It was so difficult for me 😅😅😅
You're welcome 😊
makes it sound easy!..lol!.. what a talent!
Thank you Tbob Mann!
Nice video by the way! Chris Stapleton is one of a kind and deserves all the recognition
Couldn't agree more!
Great head voice man!!!! 4 chair turn👍👍👍👍
Priceless information from the voice of wisdom, thanks so much Ken 👏🏻❗😉
You're welcome, Carlos! 😊
Thats some seriouse skill. Im amazed. I learn a lot from your videos.
I'm glad you find the videos to be helpful, Terrible!
You rule, Ken. Thank you!
btw, just subscribed
That's awesome, Agent Red 99186! Thank you!
this is SICK talent and technique
I hope you mean the GOOD sick, taylorMFilms!
Thx Ken...our band just worked this up & I didn't get the lick right. We were working in high altitude & it reeks havoc on my voice along with cig smoke. Much love!
Hello, T! Nice to hear from you! Yes, that high altitude air can make a difference. It takes a while to get acclimated to it! 😊
Ken, your intonation is amazing! You are definitely gifted... love the raw soul you project!! By the way....Lead Singer Syndrome still rules! :-)
Thanks, Tracy! Easy on the LSS!
Man you are talented.
😀
Killer! You always impress, Ken.
I've been working on this lick for a little while! I'm proud to be a student of yours! If you could, contact me to figure out how to do volume 2, I swear i've read the manual and watch the How to video. Thank you sir!
Kevin, you should be accessing the student areas of the KTVA forums. The moderators there will help you with the course.
thank you ken...you helped me a lot in improving my voice .and you made me sing with my friends now confidently...i owe you for that one...👍
Great job, itchigo!
Damn this was really good. Thank you Ken.
You're welcome! Glad you liked it.
If i do that with the eyes it gos better by me....Just listening...i conzentrate on my eyes and we sing it together....proud.
I'm here for this run....
Rock on!
Just absolutely amazing Ken!!
Thanks, jimmytrapp! 😊
Ken I feel like every time I try to sing I don’t have enough bass in my voice and it just feels like air coming out rather than power or anything loud enough to sound all that great. I’m not trying to scream to the heavens with my music but just something to put a little more bass to my voice would be great.
Thanks for your awesome vids
You probably aren't using enough cord closure on those high notes. But be careful. You can't use that much volume, either.
He got the hat - its legit country
The President of The Internet And, I use a cobra-snake for a necktie...
What a great lick, and an excellent explanation! Thanks!
Thanks, Tom! 😊
Love the way you explain stuff Ken. Thank you. I always wanted to sing but never had a courage to get more serious about it, bit late for that now, I see how much fun I missed all these years. I can do it slowly but no way I can speed up😆love the song though I wish one day I will be able to sing it nice..
Have you considered real vocal training? Check out my course: kentamplinvocalacademy.com/
Hi Ken! I loved this video, I feel like I learned something out of my league, not used to country lol Have a great day Ken, your awesome!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for breaking it down, you're the man. Subscribed!
Thank you for subscribing, John! You ROCK! 😊😊😊
Great tips Ken. So much awesome content on one channel.
Wayne Fenlon - Glad you are availing yourself of the tutorials.
Hey, I’m new to singing and I have a question! Is he singing this in his falsetto? I think it’s too high for me to sing without falsetto. Am I doing it right? Is my range not big enough. Thanks for any advice!:)
Your question is a great conversation for the forum, please consider posting there, you'll get great feedback!
forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/
Wow, totally swag! 👍
Thanks, Notjo! 😊