Scott Weiland is one of my all time favorite singers. Still so sad we lost him. Thanks for this video, it really explains how Scott had the amazing voice he did.
The greatest vocal coach teaching you how to sing like the greatest rock star!! Chris, you changed my absolutely horrific natural singing voice into something that's clearly better than 85% of the singers I listen to in just a few years. All for free too!! I try to pay you back by recommending you to every singer I know and on a myriad of random youtube video comment sections!!! You really are the greatest and it's not close. Thanks for doing you my brother 🤘
Groovy, thanks Chris! I'd forgotten all about the kind of "whisper" thing that also helps remind me where the actual word is that I'm saying/singing. Thanks for the 3-steps to practising it - this is already feeling like it will become a "natural" response... already feels better - especially as I'm practising a piece that goes up to an G5. Getting out of my own way to let my voice do its job.
Great vid again! I've been calling this technique 'compression edging' for so long since I couldn't find a term for it lol. It helped so much learning how to do it properly.
For real!! I’ve been waiting on it. Maybe a comparison between Scott from core and Scott from shangri-la dee da. More specifically, maybe the tracks “dead and bloated” compared to “a song for sleeping”.
Great video! When I was learning guitar as a kid, I always played with way too much overdrive. As I got better, I learned about the “sweet spot” on an amp-turning it up to the point where it is still clean if you play lightly, but compresses and breaks up if you dig in. I’ve only been seriously practicing my vocal chops since the start of the pandemic, and have really learned a lot from your other stuff on grit and compression, but have always had it as my goal to get enough control of the techniques to dial them back to the vocal equivalent of “edge-of-breakup.” So great to see a vid on just that.
I truly appreciate all the knowledge you bestow on us peasants. For me it's pretty instantaneous. I used to sing all the time and I do love it, but I kinda lost the spark. This hurts. But your videos help me find joy in it again while showing me(no formal training and have done everything by feel) that I have a natural ability to control my voice in different ways. I always wanted to do voice acting as well as vocals(screaming included) but never found a way to actually make it a part of my life in any sort of meaningful way. I'll get there. Thank you Chris.
This was amazing!!! Thank you so much! I've downloaded one of your free lessons about practicing quietly, it was phenomenal! I'll check out your other one, now. Your channel has literally changed everything about my singing. (I also immediately clicked thumbs up, because you were using Scott Weiland as a reference. He's one on my favorite vocalists.
I made a comment on your last short video about mixed voice in where I said that I use too much compression and that makes it hard for me to do vibrato and melismas if I want to sing clean. This video feels like a response to that because it helped me figure out how to graduate the amount of compression I use to sing whatever I want. You're something else dude thanks a lot
for me doing the old man voice help me tons for discovering compresion and since then I always get the sensation and finally got a consistency in my voice.
Hey Chris, love your videos, was actually just about to leave a comment wondering when you’d do something on Scott Weiland. One of my favs, glad to see it! Would love to see more on him!
Great work with the video mix and cover. You’re definitely leaning towards something that many people can appreciate -in the sense of showing the techniques in action, up front, before covering them in detail. And from a marketing pitch, the familiarity of that particular song resonates with many viewers and potential viewers. If I could make a recommendation, I’d like to see this same type of video with something like Freddy Mercury’s work -preferably Bohemian Rhapsody. Keep up the outstanding work!
I just watched the 1st episode of your course(my other account is called el lobo with a dog picture,) and I kept a decent WHOOOOOOOWAAAA! I cannot wait to see the rest( I also learn from your youtube vids!)
I've watched a bunch of your videos and taken several of your courses, and this is one of my favorites! This was a great quick demonstration! Thanks for making this video and for consistently putting out such great content
Speaking of coughing, you can actually hear Scott throat clearing/gentle coughing right down under the mix of you listen to the stem of the vocal acapella
Great video as usual Chris, keep up the great work. When are we getting the Eminem speech level singing and dynamics though, would love your insights on that ropic 😎😁🤘🤘🤘
Hey Chris. I am in the process of recording my first EP. We are currently arranging the songs. I did a scratch vocal for a song and the vocals are coming kinda breathy. What are some things I can do right now to make my voice less breathy for the EP? Are there any specific exercises I can do or anything i can do vocal processing wise (or a combination of both). I would highly appreciate it!
@Jamie Vance is absolutely right. I can help you develop conscious cord closure in my course! Have you joined my free course linked in the video description yet?
@@MrShahid0072 yeah his course is insanely great and explains this very well. the closure thing you'll get quickly, it's simple, just hard to explain via text hehe
I don’t sing this style, I sing jazz and flamenco, so not this sound at all and yet I always look at your videos. Maybe I’ll start a new genre Metal Jazz flamenco 😂
Wonderful video! I got that Freddy Mercury used compression instead of distortion. I suppose that most of the actual pop singers, like Benson Boone and Lewis Capaldi do the same. Am I right?
ya, it's compression that can lead to a nice singing with distortion tone. They can work together with the right coordinations. But yes, starting with compression and playing with those sensations is a great way to build a more full, connected sound with your voice!
Love It! can you cover Bon Jovi since he really was good at using Compression (lost his voice over time i know but i really wanna see you cover Jon in one of your videos) thanks :D
Hi Chris! Sometimes when I try to practice compression I feel kind of a distorsion in the voice but I think that it comes from an unwanted tightness in the throat. Despite nothing hurts, I do not like the sound of the voice because it sounds like it is not free as I hear constantly the rasp. What do u think? Is it too much support that it is closing the throat maybe?
It really has to do with feeling out the different points of resistance in your vocal tract and finding the balances that work best for your unique voice. I can help you feel this out and find the balances here if you're interested! www.mymusicalvoice.com/p/the-aggressive-vocalist-s-master-plan-of-attack/
this is a great lesson, however whenever i want to use "compression" sometimes it brings tension into my neck and throat and neck area. maybe im bearing down too hard and i need to relax more?
I have a lot of trouble mixing the whisper with compression with the "E" sound, I can do both separately but whenever I try to blend the two tones my voice just switches between the two as if I can't reach the middle point, and it starts to break up, any suggestions? :')
I don't know if Chris or anyone can help here - I am having trouble to replicate the 'lifting something heavy' sensation without actually trying to lifting something heavy. Any suggestions?
This is common. And it’s about learning to hone different points of engagement along the vocal tract. I cover this extensively and offer lots of exercises to help you here: www.mymusicalvoice.com/p/the-aggressive-vocalist-s-master-plan-of-attack
He hasn't done a very good job of feeling out his voice as he's aged. Contrast Bon Jovi with the late Chris Cornell's last stuff or Steven Tyler even today. Their voices changed, but they can still hit all the notes. They know how to navigate how the voice gets less flexible and the tissues behave differently, but as long as you get the airflow balance and vocal positioning adjusted accordingly, you're in good shape.
@@chrisliepe yeah I mean Stevie wonder and tony Bennett still sound incredible, but Bon Jovi’s pitch is even off. Perhaps Covid came into play? I don’t know. Poor guy
@@chrisliepe well I have watched them all but whenever I try to use compression and belting at the same time I either just break into mix or it doesnt even work
The lyrics to this song 🎶 Plush, are very poetic; this may be an individual, association, but his work reminds me of Nietzsche 🧐 🌞😏 I’m just saying, I’m slightly beyond, impressed. And great #tipsandtricks about whispering 👌☺️🫡
Scott Weiland is one of my all time favorite singers. Still so sad we lost him. Thanks for this video, it really explains how Scott had the amazing voice he did.
The upper throat sensation was the perfect queue for getting this sound without rasping my throat thank you Chris!
Perfect timing! Gonna sing on the 4th of June for the school with our school band. Exactly in this style too, good stuff Liepe!
Thanks! Good luck with your school band!
Wish I had a school band back in the day
Congrats!!! Lol im gonna go to blue belt graduation, in karate that day.
How did it go?
Very well! Had a blast and I didnt sound totally horrible thanks to Chris!
Yeeesssss.....FINALLY Scott Weiland....YAAYYY.....STP one of my favourite 😍. Thank you Chris 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Enjoy!
@@chrisliepe Yes Thank you 😁😁
Can't go wrong with Scott Weiland, great video Chris
This is perfectly timed, I’ve been listening to nothing but STP lately, absolutely enamored with Scott’s voice. Thank you for another wonderful video!
The greatest vocal coach teaching you how to sing like the greatest rock star!!
Chris, you changed my absolutely horrific natural singing voice into something that's clearly better than 85% of the singers I listen to in just a few years. All for free too!! I try to pay you back by recommending you to every singer I know and on a myriad of random youtube video comment sections!!! You really are the greatest and it's not close. Thanks for doing you my brother 🤘
Groovy, thanks Chris! I'd forgotten all about the kind of "whisper" thing that also helps remind me where the actual word is that I'm saying/singing. Thanks for the 3-steps to practising it - this is already feeling like it will become a "natural" response... already feels better - especially as I'm practising a piece that goes up to an G5. Getting out of my own way to let my voice do its job.
Just as I was getting into STP. Thank you so much!
Great lesson! Awesome to see you cover Scott Weiland; there’s lots we can learn from him!
This is one of the best videos you've made to date Chris. Just on-point, super clear, and excellent demonstration. Thank you!
Wow, thanks!
Great vid again! I've been calling this technique 'compression edging' for so long since I couldn't find a term for it lol. It helped so much learning how to do it properly.
That's a great term!!
A great video on mastering compression and improve your tone at the same time. The demonstrations gave a great explanation on how to achieve the tone
:)
The timing of this lesson was perfect for me! Unbelievable. Your so helpful.
This is gold, Chris! As always, great content!
Much appreciated!
I'd love to see a video on the difference between core/purple Scott Weiland and Number 4 Scott Weiland
Coming :) !!
For real!! I’ve been waiting on it. Maybe a comparison between Scott from core and Scott from shangri-la dee da. More specifically, maybe the tracks “dead and bloated” compared to “a song for sleeping”.
Great video! When I was learning guitar as a kid, I always played with way too much overdrive. As I got better, I learned about the “sweet spot” on an amp-turning it up to the point where it is still clean if you play lightly, but compresses and breaks up if you dig in. I’ve only been seriously practicing my vocal chops since the start of the pandemic, and have really learned a lot from your other stuff on grit and compression, but have always had it as my goal to get enough control of the techniques to dial them back to the vocal equivalent of “edge-of-breakup.” So great to see a vid on just that.
The runs are really getting better too!
I truly appreciate all the knowledge you bestow on us peasants.
For me it's pretty instantaneous. I used to sing all the time and I do love it, but I kinda lost the spark. This hurts.
But your videos help me find joy in it again while showing me(no formal training and have done everything by feel) that I have a natural ability to control my voice in different ways. I always wanted to do voice acting as well as vocals(screaming included) but never found a way to actually make it a part of my life in any sort of meaningful way.
I'll get there. Thank you Chris.
This was amazing!!! Thank you so much! I've downloaded one of your free lessons about practicing quietly, it was phenomenal! I'll check out your other one, now. Your channel has literally changed everything about my singing. (I also immediately clicked thumbs up, because you were using Scott Weiland as a reference. He's one on my favorite vocalists.
Great vid Chris! You should definitely make some more Scott weiland videos, his work with stp and velvet revolver were awesome
I made a comment on your last short video about mixed voice in where I said that I use too much compression and that makes it hard for me to do vibrato and melismas if I want to sing clean. This video feels like a response to that because it helped me figure out how to graduate the amount of compression I use to sing whatever I want. You're something else dude thanks a lot
You're so welcome!
for me doing the old man voice help me tons for discovering compresion and since then I always get the sensation and finally got a consistency in my voice.
Love you Chris, love Scott!
Hey Chris, love your videos, was actually just about to leave a comment wondering when you’d do something on Scott Weiland. One of my favs, glad to see it! Would love to see more on him!
Hey can you do a vocal break down on Jim Morrison. Great video btw👍
Wow, I would love that.
from ethiopia it's amazing lesson thank you so much
Awesome and super helpful for people with low voice like me :) and with stp!!!
Great work with the video mix and cover. You’re definitely leaning towards something that many people can appreciate -in the sense of showing the techniques in action, up front, before covering them in detail. And from a marketing pitch, the familiarity of that particular song resonates with many viewers and potential viewers. If I could make a recommendation, I’d like to see this same type of video with something like Freddy Mercury’s work -preferably Bohemian Rhapsody. Keep up the outstanding work!
I tried it I can do it XD
Thanks for the lesson Chris, you're a marvel
You CAN do it! YES!!! Yay!!
More Scott!!!
Damn this guy has a great voice,So versatile.
I just watched the 1st episode of your course(my other account is called el lobo with a dog picture,) and I kept a decent WHOOOOOOOWAAAA! I cannot wait to see the rest( I also learn from your youtube vids!)
Great video, Chris! It would be amazing if you did some reviews on Stone Temple Pilots songs, taking notes on Scott's approaches for each music
I saw Scott Weiland and clicked instantly without reading the rest of the title
Great teacher, cheers!
You have a very beautifull voice.
amazing job my friend
Hi Chris, awesome video as always! Can you talk about Annen May technique because i do not find it well explained anywhere.
I've watched a bunch of your videos and taken several of your courses, and this is one of my favorites! This was a great quick demonstration! Thanks for making this video and for consistently putting out such great content
Another great one Chris. Love your energy :]
Speaking of coughing, you can actually hear Scott throat clearing/gentle coughing right down under the mix of you listen to the stem of the vocal acapella
Could you do a break down of Shannon Hoon's voice and maybe add some tips on how to sing in his style?
Great video as usual Chris, keep up the great work. When are we getting the Eminem speech level singing and dynamics though, would love your insights on that ropic 😎😁🤘🤘🤘
Thank you for sharing this, it helps me a lot.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video thank you,and i Will love to see one of your videos analysing Ugly kid Joe's Withfield Crane vocal technique
Exactly what i was just working on, sadly i blew my voice out because i took it too far haha
Ya, it is easy to take too far for sure! Budget budget budget! :) !!
Thank you Chris
Lontano anni luce da Scott Weiland.
I really need to rewatch this, was doing OK until around minute 4
Man, you are the best! Thnkxxx
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"will she smell alone?"
"When the dogs define her"
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What's that acoustic guitar behind you at 1:53, Chris? I really like the look of it!
It's an old Tacoma :)
Hey Chris. I am in the process of recording my first EP. We are currently arranging the songs. I did a scratch vocal for a song and the vocals are coming kinda breathy. What are some things I can do right now to make my voice less breathy for the EP? Are there any specific exercises I can do or anything i can do vocal processing wise (or a combination of both). I would highly appreciate it!
i'm sure chris will correct me if wrong but the amt of breathiness is a matter of "cord closure" if you want to look into that
@@jvince001 how does one go about correcting that? Do you know of any videos that explain this well?
@Jamie Vance is absolutely right. I can help you develop conscious cord closure in my course! Have you joined my free course linked in the video description yet?
@@chrisliepe I will look into it and let you know :)
@@MrShahid0072 yeah his course is insanely great and explains this very well. the closure thing you'll get quickly, it's simple, just hard to explain via text hehe
Love it
tnx for your great lessons ...just i need a video how to sing scream like Lamp Of God ( randy ) tnx again
Sheesh, 219k subs, I just noticed. I swear you had less than a thousand when I started watching.
How's the 'Monkey Wrench' vocal stems coming along ?
I confess, I haven't done a good job looking for them yet. Thanks for watching for soooo long!! :)
@@chrisliepe That's okay, don't worry if you can't get them.
so great
thaks a lot
I don’t sing this style, I sing jazz and flamenco, so not this sound at all and yet I always look at your videos. Maybe I’ll start a new genre Metal Jazz flamenco 😂
1:00 you're a pinch away from turning italian :D
Haha
Wonderful video! I got that Freddy Mercury used compression instead of distortion. I suppose that most of the actual pop singers, like Benson Boone and Lewis Capaldi do the same. Am I right?
ya, it's compression that can lead to a nice singing with distortion tone. They can work together with the right coordinations. But yes, starting with compression and playing with those sensations is a great way to build a more full, connected sound with your voice!
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Love It! can you cover Bon Jovi since he really was good at using Compression (lost his voice over time i know but i really wanna see you cover Jon in one of your videos) thanks :D
Super
:)
I get immediate throat pain and scratchyness once im a few words in. Is this due to lack of technique or improper placement?
Hi Chris! Sometimes when I try to practice compression I feel kind of a distorsion in the voice but I think that it comes from an unwanted tightness in the throat. Despite nothing hurts, I do not like the sound of the voice because it sounds like it is not free as I hear constantly the rasp. What do u think? Is it too much support that it is closing the throat maybe?
It really has to do with feeling out the different points of resistance in your vocal tract and finding the balances that work best for your unique voice. I can help you feel this out and find the balances here if you're interested! www.mymusicalvoice.com/p/the-aggressive-vocalist-s-master-plan-of-attack/
this is a great lesson, however whenever i want to use "compression" sometimes it brings tension into my neck and throat and neck area. maybe im bearing down too hard and i need to relax more?
Jaezz it's so hard to keep the compression away from the botom
I tRIeD IT n I Can'T Do iT
what kind of mic do you use? and what is your opinion on mic type and does it matter?
I use a Mojave MA300... It doesn't matter that much as long as you know it and know what sounds good with it!
3:30
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I have a lot of trouble mixing the whisper with compression with the "E" sound, I can do both separately but whenever I try to blend the two tones my voice just switches between the two as if I can't reach the middle point, and it starts to break up, any suggestions? :')
Hallooooii
I don't know if Chris or anyone can help here - I am having trouble to replicate the 'lifting something heavy' sensation without actually trying to lifting something heavy. Any suggestions?
This is common. And it’s about learning to hone different points of engagement along the vocal tract. I cover this extensively and offer lots of exercises to help you here: www.mymusicalvoice.com/p/the-aggressive-vocalist-s-master-plan-of-attack
Ouch that hurts but I'm sure that I'm doing it wrong
Can anybody which kind of sound was this?
Chest or mix?
chest voice :)
Where’s the MJ earth song video gone :(
Sony took it down. Working on getting it back!
So vocal compression should be high in the throat?
Yes!
@@chrisliepe so it probably isn’t safe to do it down around the bottom of the neck/collar bone area?
Can you tell us what the hell happened to Bon Jovi’s voice? Did he use bad technique
He hasn't done a very good job of feeling out his voice as he's aged. Contrast Bon Jovi with the late Chris Cornell's last stuff or Steven Tyler even today. Their voices changed, but they can still hit all the notes. They know how to navigate how the voice gets less flexible and the tissues behave differently, but as long as you get the airflow balance and vocal positioning adjusted accordingly, you're in good shape.
@@chrisliepe yeah I mean Stevie wonder and tony Bennett still sound incredible, but Bon Jovi’s pitch is even off. Perhaps Covid came into play? I don’t know. Poor guy
Is there supposed to be a little feeling of burning in my throat when doing this? I’m not sure if I’m doing it wrong😅
Heat yes, a little burning, fine. No pain or coughing tho.
How do you set up your avalon 737 ?
I don't use it for these videos. I use the Manley Core Reference Channel Strip. It has a built in limiter and a very nice Opto compressor.
Thanks Chris !
But how to add this to belting
See any of my videos on how to belt!
@@chrisliepe well I have watched them all but whenever I try to use compression and belting at the same time I either just break into mix or it doesnt even work
I tried it, a can't do it.
hehe just kidding man, absolutely loved the video, helped me a lot to get a better sound. Great as always, Chris!
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The lyrics to this song 🎶 Plush, are very poetic; this may be an individual, association, but his work reminds me of Nietzsche 🧐
🌞😏 I’m just saying, I’m slightly beyond, impressed.
And great #tipsandtricks about whispering 👌☺️🫡