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I don't understand why this channel does not have at least half a million subs. I want to thank you for doing this for the people that can't afford a personal vocal coach like myself.
Your tutorials are unlike any other. They are very understandable and actually helpful. Most tutorials explain the technique but the pictures you use and the tutorial that comes along with it are very practical, which makes your tutorials the best in my opinion!
Celticlight6 It isn't that hard if you have proper breath support. Just pay attention that your screams do not tense your voice on reaction. Push air instead
I was literally inhaling while laying in a weird position just to try this technique at 2:15. selected a pitch in my head and went to attempt it at 2:18... when the text on the screen said "practice standing"... I huffed a painless exhale then you said it outright to be standing. ha.
It really does take a lot of energy. I think a lot of singers fail to understand just how much. And it's a controlled energy which is counterintuitive.
VIDEOHEREBOB Great comment! and awesome point! yes "effortless" sounding singing really comes from.a relaxed throat/neutral larynx, but that means the effort has to come from somewhere :) and that would be moving a tremendous amount of effort to the air and now transferring it to allow the air and stomach to do the bulk of the work but my abs work very very hard! 🤘😊
I'm totally with you. I particularly need a lot of support and control for stuff like Foreigner, Toto, Loverboy, Early Motown....if you under sing, you go nowhere. If you over sing, you blow apart.
Awesome job explaining concepts that for me I learned by trial and error lol I’m gonna watch more vids so I can get those exercises and be able to sing what I feel inside without hurting my throat thanks a lot
If I know how to sing with someone or match their tone but not really by my self, what questions should I ask or techniques should I learn to be able to front a band.
Uhm... I can do the excercises but I previously trained for classical singing for 2 years and seriously, as a light soprano I find seriously hard this hahaha, it's not the low notes but the placement, something is weird. I found that Elize from Amaranthe is probably the belter with the most comfortable range for me when trying belting, YET I would not dare to say I am doing it right since the first 2 days I had tried It, I got tired after trying it for 15 minutes and the second time I got tired after 45, hence... looks like a real dangerous technique to try (the belting itself).
G. R.C. Right?? I have a friend who can belt but cannot go classical, she said is not normal and I think that belting is the uncomfortable because of the sound. I have tried with a “meow” sound which goes directly to the front and it worked for me HOWEVER I practice doe only 15 minutes and with nice support because otherwise you definitely add pressure to your vocal folds. The meow I sing (for finding the place that’s in front) has worked for me but I am being wary because I will always prefer classical singing over other sound. Try the meow and singing short lines with that position, may be ir will work with you also but if it doesn’t feel right definitely try something different. Also, I don’t try it super strong or loud because my voice is kinda light.
I also trained classical, and I've gotta admit, I feel like it made this kind of contemporary singing really hard and almost inaccesaible... THEY ARE NOT THE SAME, AT ALL! the placement is completely different. I am in the process of shedding the stuff I picked up feom classical, I always wanna sing from the bottom of my stomach with heavy vibrato, and it's definitely held me back with rock and pop style
I am really enjoying your videos mary!My voice evolved to something I never could imagine.Thank you could you tell me which vocal style the singer of Architects and Northlane (old vocalist) is using? I dont get it how they are singing like that.I refer it to Shouting but idk..
Thank you! I think these videos may help you with the sounds you're interested in: th-cam.com/video/vLQZL9kJLSg/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/LXr93eQN1nY/w-d-xo.html
+Danial Abid Thank for watching Danial! I think that today's upload might help you with the "Chester Bennington" style. He often sings while adding "Grit" or "Rasp": th-cam.com/video/LXr93eQN1nY/w-d-xo.html Also, I recommend the video on "How to Fry Scream" for his straight up screams.... th-cam.com/video/sd7fbtbGe5Y/w-d-xo.html :)
What if I can match pitch to a (or higher) vaccum which is very loud. While, matching pitch to a piano say for a church choir. Thought it's like a tenor but someone said once it's tone deaf. Could you explain the difference.
Hi! Unfortunately, I'm having difficulty understanding your question. Can you please rephrase? I will say that there is no such thing as being "tone deaf". Everything you say when you are speaking has a pitch on it. So, a truly "tone deaf" person would speak entirely monotone on one note all the time. This is not ever the case and therefore everyone does have a sense of pitch due to being able to speak. Matching notes more specifically with a piano or a choir, however, is a skill that has to be developed over time. It can absolutely be learned. Thanks and feel free to try to re-word your question and I'll try to answer it.
Basically, an imaginary line across the middle of the mouth across the corners. Kind of like the scars that the Joker has in the Dark Knight batman series. Here I talk more about these visuals: th-cam.com/video/7pamCCbOyzQ/w-d-xo.html
Just do it anyway! I've spent a long time hesitating but I finally realized that NO ONE gets amazing doing nothing and we ALL fall a bunch of times before we can walk. This happens until we die, it's a natural progression of life. I was literally thinking today that I don't want to be afraid of sounding bad any more (I just hate the sound of it lol) so now I just want to have fun and allow myself to make mistakes. Imagine what happens then?!!!! I hope that gives you some encouragement! Now go fall a lot so you can learn how to fly! :)
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I don't understand why this channel does not have at least half a million subs. I want to thank you for doing this for the people that can't afford a personal vocal coach like myself.
Thank you!!
Your tutorials are unlike any other. They are very understandable and actually helpful. Most tutorials explain the technique but the pictures you use and the tutorial that comes along with it are very practical, which makes your tutorials the best in my opinion!
Thank you so much!
It's funny because "Naay" is literally No in Dutch so when I practice this my housemates probably think I've done something terribly wrong.
This is the most comprehensive explanation of belting I have ever seen. Thank you!
Thank you for this not many vocal teachers teach this at all but as a vocal teacher the voice must be expressive in all ways
hey I'm screaming and singing on stage. can you make a video on how to control the switch of screaming into clean singing, please? :)
Celticlight6 It isn't that hard if you have proper breath support. Just pay attention that your screams do not tense your voice on reaction. Push air instead
Thank you for all of these lessons. It's incredibly helpful and even more incredible that they're free. THANK YOOOU.
I was literally inhaling while laying in a weird position just to try this technique at 2:15. selected a pitch in my head and went to attempt it at 2:18... when the text on the screen said "practice standing"... I huffed a painless exhale then you said it outright to be standing. ha.
It really does take a lot of energy. I think a lot of singers fail to understand just how much. And it's a controlled energy which is counterintuitive.
VIDEOHEREBOB Great comment! and awesome point! yes "effortless" sounding singing really comes from.a relaxed throat/neutral larynx, but that means the effort has to come from somewhere :) and that would be moving a tremendous amount of effort to the air and now transferring it to allow the air and stomach to do the bulk of the work but my abs work very very hard! 🤘😊
I'm totally with you. I particularly need a lot of support and control for stuff like Foreigner, Toto, Loverboy, Early Motown....if you under sing, you go nowhere. If you over sing, you blow apart.
I want to belt like the Pantera vocalist.
I use your videos for students, my own singing etc- supergreat visual explaining
Thank you!!!
Awesome job explaining concepts that for me I learned by trial and error lol I’m gonna watch more vids so I can get those exercises and be able to sing what I feel inside without hurting my throat thanks a lot
This is so good!!!!!!!!!!!
she's so pretty ......
If I know how to sing with someone or match their tone but not really by my self, what questions should I ask or techniques should I learn to be able to front a band.
What about a video on death vocals used in death metal
th-cam.com/video/UHWBAO6xqzI/w-d-xo.html Hope this helps!
VoiceHacks yep and the chick who was the vocalist for white empress is still hot and I enjoyed this video
Uhm... I can do the excercises but I previously trained for classical singing for 2 years and seriously, as a light soprano I find seriously hard this hahaha, it's not the low notes but the placement, something is weird. I found that Elize from Amaranthe is probably the belter with the most comfortable range for me when trying belting, YET I would not dare to say I am doing it right since the first 2 days I had tried It, I got tired after trying it for 15 minutes and the second time I got tired after 45, hence... looks like a real dangerous technique to try (the belting itself).
SakumaRyuichiNG I self trained in a more classical sound and im having the same problem as you i can’t belt to save my life 😩
G. R.C. Right?? I have a friend who can belt but cannot go classical, she said is not normal and I think that belting is the uncomfortable because of the sound. I have tried with a “meow” sound which goes directly to the front and it worked for me HOWEVER I practice doe only 15 minutes and with nice support because otherwise you definitely add pressure to your vocal folds.
The meow I sing (for finding the place that’s in front) has worked for me but I am being wary because I will always prefer classical singing over other sound. Try the meow and singing short lines with that position, may be ir will work with you also but if it doesn’t feel right definitely try something different. Also, I don’t try it super strong or loud because my voice is kinda light.
I also trained classical, and I've gotta admit, I feel like it made this kind of contemporary singing really hard and almost inaccesaible... THEY ARE NOT THE SAME, AT ALL! the placement is completely different. I am in the process of shedding the stuff I picked up feom classical, I always wanna sing from the bottom of my stomach with heavy vibrato, and it's definitely held me back with rock and pop style
I am really enjoying your videos mary!My voice evolved to something I never could imagine.Thank you
could you tell me which vocal style the singer of Architects and Northlane (old vocalist) is using?
I dont get it how they are singing like that.I refer it to Shouting but idk..
Thank you! I think these videos may help you with the sounds you're interested in: th-cam.com/video/vLQZL9kJLSg/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/LXr93eQN1nY/w-d-xo.html
Excuse my forwardness, but are you the same Mary Zimmer who previously fronted Luna Mortis (or The Ottoman Empire)?
Yes!
Naaayyy in my head from my creator
hellbound you nayed me a life now show me how to nay
do i need to use the same breathing techni as screaming to sing?
Yes! :)
Your vid it's great! Can you teach me how to sing high note like Demi Lovato please
Try this tutorial! th-cam.com/video/bvPrbuMnKxE/w-d-xo.html
how do you know when youre belting wrong?
Jean Valjean well when I’m doing it wrong for me I get tired and kinda hurts :c
It hurts and you get tired.
Hi. Thank you very much for your videos.
Can you please teach how to sing like Chester Bennigton Style?
Please :(
Thanks Again.
+Danial Abid Thank for watching Danial! I think that today's upload might help you with the "Chester Bennington" style. He often sings while adding "Grit" or "Rasp": th-cam.com/video/LXr93eQN1nY/w-d-xo.html
Also, I recommend the video on "How to Fry Scream" for his straight up screams.... th-cam.com/video/sd7fbtbGe5Y/w-d-xo.html :)
What if I can match pitch to a (or higher) vaccum which is very loud.
While, matching pitch to a piano say for a church choir. Thought it's like a tenor but someone said once it's tone deaf.
Could you explain the difference.
Hi! Unfortunately, I'm having difficulty understanding your question. Can you please rephrase? I will say that there is no such thing as being "tone deaf". Everything you say when you are speaking has a pitch on it. So, a truly "tone deaf" person would speak entirely monotone on one note all the time. This is not ever the case and therefore everyone does have a sense of pitch due to being able to speak. Matching notes more specifically with a piano or a choir, however, is a skill that has to be developed over time. It can absolutely be learned. Thanks and feel free to try to re-word your question and I'll try to answer it.
what is meant by the "joker line' ?
Basically, an imaginary line across the middle of the mouth across the corners. Kind of like the scars that the Joker has in the Dark Knight batman series. Here I talk more about these visuals: th-cam.com/video/7pamCCbOyzQ/w-d-xo.html
If my top belt note is a4# am I tenor or baritone?
Devid Zeta likely a baritone. What’s your lowest note?
@@mikikaoru7111 e2 after singing but is not comfortable
in the video I stop belting when she says high tenor...
@@zD3vid youre a typical baritone since your lowest is e2 im a tenor i can belt till d5 nd my lowest is b2
@@tushh7506 Updated, I'm a tenor for sure, my e2 was vocal fry lol, i can barely hit g2
:v i dont want my neightbors to hear me duing crazy things, i would be ashamed
Just do it anyway! I've spent a long time hesitating but I finally realized that NO ONE gets amazing doing nothing and we ALL fall a bunch of times before we can walk. This happens until we die, it's a natural progression of life. I was literally thinking today that I don't want to be afraid of sounding bad any more (I just hate the sound of it lol) so now I just want to have fun and allow myself to make mistakes. Imagine what happens then?!!!! I hope that gives you some encouragement! Now go fall a lot so you can learn how to fly! :)
@@shAiDawn imagine being your neighboor
i want to be gerard way
Don’t we all!