Yea he's definitely one of the greats. Lots of good tips in this video for vocals in general, but I think Wayne used mostly false chords instead of true chords in pretty much everything he did. The "I see it, I need it" scream section is a great example of that, and that technique wasn't really talked about or used here. Melissa Cross had a great DVD about it years ago. Think it was called The Art of Screaming.
ONCE AGAIN, a vocalist I have loved forever, tried to mimic for years and years... Here comes Chris with healthy proper approaches that make it feel better and sound great. This man is a TH-cam gem. ❤️
Hands down Wayne Static is just one of the most, if not THE MOST underrated vocalists in the metal genre. To go from his scream/melodic scream(kinda like Anders from in flames), to his growl. It's just idk it's a breath of fresh air. And granted the replacement it's about as close to Wayne Static as we are gonna get which I'm happy with. But Wayne Static will just go down as one of the greats in my opinion. Miss you Wayne!
@@hughneutron5303 He's talking about the part at 10.09 Wayne did both the high and low parts for that part. You can see him do it in the live version of this song.
Wayne Static was such a phenomenal and unique vocalist, who brought a very fresh sound to nu metal, as well as helped to introduce a lot of people to industrial metal. It's always nice when I see people giving his name some attention.
The "I see it, I need it" part is so nuts. Chris says do it clean and hits Chris Cornell pitches, which I can no way do yet, and then says to add grit. That is hard and will have to come back to this video in 8 or 9 years lol.
haha... ya there's lots going on here and lots to think about for sure! But if you can isolate the different aspects of what he's doing, and even try doing some of these things with LOWERED pitches first, you'll be able to build up to it while practicing the other techniques. Don't let "can't hit the pitch" keep you from discovering some of the other aspects of his singing... (I say this as someone who used to do that)
It's amazing how you are able to unpack what different types of singers techniques, and demonstrate and teach how they do it in a healthy way for your own voice.
You're a goddamned wizard! Wow. I had no faith hearing your speaking voice then you blew my damn mind. Major props!!!! I didn't realize voice control like this was possible. Truly wonderful performance sir.
There's an interview with Ulrich Wilde where he says Wayne ate M&M's while tracking to help keep salivated. Either way this is cool. One of my favourite albums of all time.
The main reason I like Wayne's vocals is simply because that even though he shouting, it doesn't sound like he's shouting. He's just singing. There is plenty of apparent note changes to make the melody, and it still comes across as clean. You can still hear clearly what the lyrics are. Practically everybody else can't get the same effect without making a muddy guttural sound, where it's just pure scream, and no notes, and feels like there's obvious strain on the vocal chords. Wayne's technique is above all else.
This gentleman is literally giving away trade secrets. All jokes aside, I've been trying to distort my voice like this for decades. Since the late 90s. Could never pull it off and even TH-cam videos these days fail to easily explain how it's done. But wow. You actually morph your voice for us. I can tell that when I get home from work later and try this, it'll work. Dude. Thank you so much. If I still can't get it for some reason, I'm willing to pay for help with this. I have plenty of recordings of myself singing here on my TH-cam channel. Really can't wait to try this later!
Back in the day, whenever I tried to do something aggressive like that, I'd max out the pressure and basically scream 'till I passed out. When hearing great singers/screamers in isolation, you can hear they are way more relaxed and free.
The low notes of the chorus "YOU" are performed by Tony Campos, their bass player. He's also the singer of asesino. He uses false chord just fyi. What you described here is not quite that. But as always, another awesome video!
this is simultaneously hilarious to watch listen to as it is to actually learn and make my roommate yell "DUDE ARE YOU OKAY??" my condolences to this mans nearest neighbor
Man, you really just nail explaining the steps that need to be taken in order to produce these sounds (and more importantly WHY) in the simplest and most relatable terms possible. The vast majority of humans have the ability to speak, not a doctorate in laryngology.
thanks for doing this.. wayne and static x were an inspiration to me so seeing someone break down to even just waynes vocals means a lot from a fans point of view..
The free vocal lessons and videos like these have helped me so much. I am saving up for the big vocal course. I know it will take me to the next level. Thank you so much Chris!!!!!!!!
You're so welcome Sam! Thanks for watching and I'm looking forward to working with you inside the course! It's always fun to help people who've been watching my videos for awhile!
God I love Static X even after 24 years. I just got to see them a few weeks ago and what a completely amazing set/performance was. I am lucky enough to have gotten the chance to see them before Wayne's passing and I know some don't care for Edsel Dope doing the vocals as Xer0, but he did a phenomenal job with filling the role for this tour. His vocals were almost fully replicated and it really shows that Edsel is putting all his energy and passion into making it right for the fans and the band. He isn't trying to be Wayne, but he is 100% just doing it for the love of it.
Ya, I totally agree. Some people are just unique. So, others can only be inspired by what they do because what they did was typically the first and best of it's kind. Anything else is inspired imitation.
Ook this is freaky 🤣 I was just wondering how to sing like him earlier today. I suspect there's a ton of compression involved. Thanks for reading my mind, Chris!
SAME, I tried singing this song just this past Saturday and the cadence was tricky for me. Chris has all our houses secretly mic'd up for song suggestions, but hey I'm here for it
Dude.. by about 6 mins in when you’re getting to the really contrasted “yeah” “you push it” You had me (while singing along) genuinely laughing so hard and feeling great! thanks for the video. I’m definitely going to watch more of your videos like right now… Um P.S. if I may say, I think some people might not be able to stick with this video as your way of explaining things is very…direct, like, try as you go, in the moment trying to access things that one may not have had the confidence or experience to try. But for me already being a musician, and one who is mainly self taught, I really appreciate your style here. Ps part 2: the “I see it -ooo- I need it” Part is fucking amazing, that is really vulnerable as you said , and will definitely take me a lot of practice… Thanks again!!
Hello from New England...Oh man this is soooo cool Chris I've always been into S-X since I saw them on OZZFEST 99...RIP WAYNE ANOTHER GREAT GONE WAAAY TO SOON...Peace from the Northeast...
Yes! Such a powerful performer! Speaking of the era, one of my all-time favorite vocalists is Hed (pe)'s singer Jared Gomes. Check out the album "Broke"
Hed PE had some great tunes. I remember they had an instrumental called "octopussy" which I loooved. What was the name of That album? I owned it. "Suffa" is one of the later songs I loved. Very creative band
This is such a great album. So much amazing production, and Wayne Static was a one of a kind musician that can't be truly replicated (although his replacement is fine). Whoever decided Wayne Static should be one of the guys that sings one of the original songs on the Queen of the Damned soundtrack (probably Jonathon Davis if I had to guess) was a genius with their finger on the pulse of metal music at the time. Wayne Static isn't necessarily a typical "singer" but using your voice to make incredible rhythmic sounds is just as awesome as being able to hit high notes and keep pitch. It's just a different kind of musical genius. One that gets less attention, but is just as impressive.
You are super awesome! I really love how you break things down and explain how you view the human instrument. I bet you could explain relativity to a child and they would get it..
only one wayne static, but with this analysis you can learn more about his techniques and how to perform them in a healthy way. inspiration not imitation - well said. i loved the video, thank you so much for the effort.
@@chrisliepe Yeah you're a legend. I always thought you'd enjoy doing it anyway cause Wayne sings so uniquely, it's everything you've taught in one track :)
Superb analysis as always, Wayne was amazing! I want to see you do a vocal analysis of Justin Hawkins of The Darkness, his falsetto and style are quite unique, on super hits like "I believe in a thing called love" but also on songs like "Get your hands off my woman", "Open Fire" or so many others. Thanks a lot for your work on youtube Chris, love your channel :)
well im late to the party, but just wanted to point out, that the low growl in "yeah", its made by the bassist campos, and you can actually see this on the live performances and on the music videos, he does a lot of backing vocals, RIP Wayne.
In the first couple of minutes, this took me back to the 80s and early 90s way that wrestlers spoke during the interviews. Think Randy Savage and Slim Jims.
@StaticResurreXion yep,he had worked for Fred Sturh, who made Tool a household name with Sober.Fred passed away in about 97 and my brother went on to do Push it.
I’m very positive it’s not only Wayne singing this track and it’s tony campos providing some vocals throughout the track which can even be seen live, that may be the contrast you are hearing.
ive gone years and years with no vocal help, think i sound similar to wayne through all my years of practice. I even do a good impression of brian johnson. I love doing impressions! think Rick Sanchez is similar to wayne who i can also do.
ive always loved 1-2 songs and finally looked at his other stuff...HOLY shit, he has a wierd powerful gritty voice on so my songs...this is almost clean singing for him lol
Hey Chris, glad to see the channel growing! Could you perhaps do a breakdown of Shadow on the Sun? Really like Cornell's vocals on that one and I'd love to see your take on it.
Hey chris I love the content and I have an idea for you. I think you could look at Ryan Tedder for your next episode, he’s always living up there in high notes and I think he has more different approach than a lot of singers you’ve covered. It could be a whole new perception for us
I can’t believe I’m only now singing after watching your video like I always wanted? I’m so excited every time I go to the mic knowing you’re technic! I’ve done push it with out your lesson on my channel! Next time it will be with the same song but new voice? And then we will see the difference cheers man,
Although I have never usually primarily been a vocalist within my bands or music projects over the years I turned out to be pretty good at Death and Black Metal voicing but the 1st attempts at it I just hurt my voice but soon I sussed out that just like this it`s not about shouting at all and the teqnique needed is the same as what you describe here
You cannot NOT love Static X. What a underrated singer Wayne was, and what a great music they have put out.
Very unique sound especially the vocals
Yea he's definitely one of the greats. Lots of good tips in this video for vocals in general, but I think Wayne used mostly false chords instead of true chords in pretty much everything he did. The "I see it, I need it" scream section is a great example of that, and that technique wasn't really talked about or used here. Melissa Cross had a great DVD about it years ago. Think it was called The Art of Screaming.
my eminem fan friend was not impressed. unfortunately it is possible to not like staticx :/
ONCE AGAIN, a vocalist I have loved forever, tried to mimic for years and years... Here comes Chris with healthy proper approaches that make it feel better and sound great. This man is a TH-cam gem. ❤️
I'm glad we've got a video on him now!! He's deserved one for awhile!
@@chrisliepe absolutely!!!
Took the words right out of my mouth 👏 short story Chris is the fuckin GOAT
I was about to write something very similar. I'm glad too he did this video.
Hands down Wayne Static is just one of the most, if not THE MOST underrated vocalists in the metal genre. To go from his scream/melodic scream(kinda like Anders from in flames), to his growl. It's just idk it's a breath of fresh air. And granted the replacement it's about as close to Wayne Static as we are gonna get which I'm happy with. But Wayne Static will just go down as one of the greats in my opinion. Miss you Wayne!
sorry to burst your bubble but the growls are the bassist. wayne still had an ear splitting high though!
@@hughneutron5303 He's talking about the part at 10.09
Wayne did both the high and low parts for that part. You can see him do it in the live version of this song.
Wayne Static was such a phenomenal and unique vocalist, who brought a very fresh sound to nu metal, as well as helped to introduce a lot of people to industrial metal. It's always nice when I see people giving his name some attention.
I'm pretty sure Tony Campos is providing the Yeah vocals.
Yeah pretty sure Tony does the low growling
He does
Yeah sure, in lives he provides at yeah vocals. I think him provides that also at recording.
Nah man that's Wayne the growl yeah is Campos
This dude is dumb hahahah I love it
The "I see it, I need it" part is so nuts. Chris says do it clean and hits Chris Cornell pitches, which I can no way do yet, and then says to add grit. That is hard and will have to come back to this video in 8 or 9 years lol.
haha... ya there's lots going on here and lots to think about for sure! But if you can isolate the different aspects of what he's doing, and even try doing some of these things with LOWERED pitches first, you'll be able to build up to it while practicing the other techniques. Don't let "can't hit the pitch" keep you from discovering some of the other aspects of his singing... (I say this as someone who used to do that)
Such a great frontman with a unique instrument. Luckily I was able to see them live. RIP Wayne
Saw them as front band of korn
It's amazing how you are able to unpack what different types of singers techniques, and demonstrate and teach how they do it in a healthy way for your own voice.
RIP Wayne. Such a good artist and fun person.
OH MY GOSH, IM SO GLAD THAT YOU DID THIS
I'M LITERALLY FREAKING OUT RN.
:)
@@chrisliepe :3
You're a goddamned wizard! Wow. I had no faith hearing your speaking voice then you blew my damn mind. Major props!!!! I didn't realize voice control like this was possible. Truly wonderful performance sir.
There's an interview with Ulrich Wilde where he says Wayne ate M&M's while tracking to help keep salivated. Either way this is cool. One of my favourite albums of all time.
That's funny I used to eat Twinkies for that.
@@doktorfellatio438 excellent excellent username
Mustaine was said to eat Fritos one one point!
@@beauvanbibberbvgration3770 might give that a go some time ;)
Orange juice also helps with the grunts
The main reason I like Wayne's vocals is simply because that even though he shouting, it doesn't sound like he's shouting. He's just singing.
There is plenty of apparent note changes to make the melody, and it still comes across as clean. You can still hear clearly what the lyrics are. Practically everybody else can't get the same effect without making a muddy guttural sound, where it's just pure scream, and no notes, and feels like there's obvious strain on the vocal chords. Wayne's technique is above all else.
A super cut of this with nothing but the demonstrations would make a viral TH-cam short. DO IT, PUSH IT!!!
This gentleman is literally giving away trade secrets. All jokes aside, I've been trying to distort my voice like this for decades. Since the late 90s. Could never pull it off and even TH-cam videos these days fail to easily explain how it's done.
But wow. You actually morph your voice for us. I can tell that when I get home from work later and try this, it'll work.
Dude. Thank you so much. If I still can't get it for some reason, I'm willing to pay for help with this. I have plenty of recordings of myself singing here on my TH-cam channel.
Really can't wait to try this later!
So glad my approach is resonating with you! :)
I love how the vocals on this track are such a rollercoaster, but when laid over the music, it goes together like pb&j.
I wanna say this is the best vocal lesson I've ever seen
Back in the day, whenever I tried to do something aggressive like that, I'd max out the pressure and basically scream 'till I passed out. When hearing great singers/screamers in isolation, you can hear they are way more relaxed and free.
Glad I'm not the only one who has gave it a shot and ended up getting light headed and almost on my ass in the booth. lol
@@kbminnick Man! I remember getting tunnel vision at a specific part of a song live. Most if not every time! At least the energy factor was there.
The low notes of the chorus "YOU" are performed by Tony Campos, their bass player. He's also the singer of asesino. He uses false chord just fyi. What you described here is not quite that. But as always, another awesome video!
Can confirm.
I love Wayne's vocals his grit is some of the best in the business and Chris nails the breakdown as always
Thanks Alex!
this is simultaneously hilarious to watch listen to as it is to actually learn and make my roommate yell "DUDE ARE YOU OKAY??"
my condolences to this mans nearest neighbor
Man, you really just nail explaining the steps that need to be taken in order to produce these sounds (and more importantly WHY) in the simplest and most relatable terms possible. The vast majority of humans have the ability to speak, not a doctorate in laryngology.
I’ve been wanting a Wayne Static analysis for so long! I love his style, RIP to a legend
"It's fairly static.... Hehe" Yup, I smashed that like button right there.
Hehe
thanks for doing this.. wayne and static x were an inspiration to me so seeing someone break down to even just waynes vocals means a lot from a fans point of view..
Wayne had such a unique goofy singing voice that was so iconic and it fit the sound of the band. It’s such a distinct sound.
The free vocal lessons and videos like these have helped me so much. I am saving up for the big vocal course. I know it will take me to the next level. Thank you so much Chris!!!!!!!!
You're so welcome Sam! Thanks for watching and I'm looking forward to working with you inside the course! It's always fun to help people who've been watching my videos for awhile!
God I love Static X even after 24 years. I just got to see them a few weeks ago and what a completely amazing set/performance was. I am lucky enough to have gotten the chance to see them before Wayne's passing and I know some don't care for Edsel Dope doing the vocals as Xer0, but he did a phenomenal job with filling the role for this tour. His vocals were almost fully replicated and it really shows that Edsel is putting all his energy and passion into making it right for the fans and the band. He isn't trying to be Wayne, but he is 100% just doing it for the love of it.
yeah, it sounds spot on
Ya, I totally agree.
Some people are just unique. So, others can only be inspired by what they do because what they did was typically the first and best of it's kind. Anything else is inspired imitation.
i was so amazed when i first heard edsel doing the vocals and damn he sounded so much like wayne
Edsel is so underrated
Wayne was a Metal God! I remember seeing SX at OzzFest, and he could keep that voice going for the entire show! He was a beast!
Ook this is freaky 🤣
I was just wondering how to sing like him earlier today. I suspect there's a ton of compression involved. Thanks for reading my mind, Chris!
You're welcome Gabriela!
SAME, I tried singing this song just this past Saturday and the cadence was tricky for me. Chris has all our houses secretly mic'd up for song suggestions, but hey I'm here for it
In my opinion, he was one of the best Metal vocalists ever! Absolutely badass!
Freaking amazing. Mr. Liepe!
Amazing, I've been searching for this lesson for years, thanks a lot!!
Dude.. by about 6 mins in when you’re getting to the really contrasted “yeah” “you push it”
You had me (while singing along) genuinely laughing so hard and feeling great!
thanks for the video. I’m definitely going to watch more of your videos like right now…
Um P.S. if I may say, I think some people might not be able to stick with this video as your way of explaining things is very…direct, like, try as you go, in the moment trying to access things that one may not have had the confidence or experience to try. But for me already being a musician, and one who is mainly self taught, I really appreciate your style here.
Ps part 2: the “I see it -ooo- I need it”
Part is fucking amazing, that is really vulnerable as you said , and will definitely take me a lot of practice…
Thanks again!!
Crazy to think with practice and someone like you one can learn to sing like Wayne? 😮
I love these production and isolated vocal deep dives so much. Great tune. Wayne was so great. Gone too soon.
Wayne brings me back to NFSU times, great times, really sad that he is not with us anymore.
Wanes' vocals are straight-up punchy without vibrato. They go from one place to another without wavering. That's pretty frigging metal.
Hello from New England...Oh man this is soooo cool Chris I've always been into S-X since I saw them on OZZFEST 99...RIP WAYNE ANOTHER GREAT GONE WAAAY TO SOON...Peace from the Northeast...
Such a fine interpretation and analysis. Very nice. As a vocalist I appreciate you work on this. I'll check out more sir.
Yes! Such a powerful performer! Speaking of the era, one of my all-time favorite vocalists is Hed (pe)'s singer
Jared Gomes. Check out the album "Broke"
I second Jahred Gomes... guys range is incredible ... from "No Turning Back", "Renegade" to " Bartender" & "Killing Time" etc.. top notch
Hed PE had some great tunes. I remember they had an instrumental called "octopussy" which I loooved. What was the name of That album? I owned it. "Suffa" is one of the later songs I loved. Very creative band
Another great artist and another great lesson.
Wayne unfortunately lost his battle over alcoholism but his art will forever be unique and creative.
When you said to talk with that tone and try reciting the lyrics at 3:00 you sounded like the old hecklers from The Muppets. haha
Always thought Wayne's voice was uniquely awesome. Thank you for showong us juat how awesome it is
This is such a great album. So much amazing production, and Wayne Static was a one of a kind musician that can't be truly replicated (although his replacement is fine). Whoever decided Wayne Static should be one of the guys that sings one of the original songs on the Queen of the Damned soundtrack (probably Jonathon Davis if I had to guess) was a genius with their finger on the pulse of metal music at the time. Wayne Static isn't necessarily a typical "singer" but using your voice to make incredible rhythmic sounds is just as awesome as being able to hit high notes and keep pitch. It's just a different kind of musical genius. One that gets less attention, but is just as impressive.
3:09-3:23 First time I watched this dude, he's fire, and funny fire too......
Really interesting breakdown of a super cool song! Thank you for your work on this video. It was much enjoyed!
I saw Static X like 6 times. Super fun shows. I got fun stories
You are super awesome! I really love how you break things down and explain how you view the human instrument. I bet you could explain relativity to a child and they would get it..
only one wayne static, but with this analysis you can learn more about his techniques and how to perform them in a healthy way. inspiration not imitation - well said. i loved the video, thank you so much for the effort.
just a heads up, I don't know if anyone mentioned it - Tony does the growls on the track and live
So in other words, to sing like Wayne Static, you push it.
Yeah, you push it
@@OneThousandDemonsW
Finally, been asking for this for years
IT'S HERE
@@chrisliepe Yeah you're a legend. I always thought you'd enjoy doing it anyway cause Wayne sings so uniquely, it's everything you've taught in one track :)
My wife would be laughing her butt off if she heard these sounds coming out of my studio. Well done, bro. This is the honest help we all need.
Superb analysis as always, Wayne was amazing!
I want to see you do a vocal analysis of Justin Hawkins of The Darkness, his falsetto and style are quite unique, on super hits like "I believe in a thing called love" but also on songs like "Get your hands off my woman", "Open Fire" or so many others.
Thanks a lot for your work on youtube Chris, love your channel :)
I just wanna point out the really deep growl is the bassist Tony Campos! This is awesome thank you
I came here to say the same
Un súper like ❤❤ esto es una buena deconstrucción, gracias por el video ❤❤
well im late to the party, but just wanted to point out, that the low growl in "yeah", its made by the bassist campos, and you can actually see this on the live performances and on the music videos, he does a lot of backing vocals, RIP Wayne.
In the first couple of minutes, this took me back to the 80s and early 90s way that wrestlers spoke during the interviews. Think Randy Savage and Slim Jims.
THE VIDEO I´VE BEEN WAITING FOR YEARS
I got to meet Wayne while I helped my brother film the Push It video in So Cal.Very cool guy very heavy vibe.
What a cool opportunity!!
Are you for real? Your brother made the official push it music video?
@StaticResurreXion yep,he had worked for Fred Sturh, who made Tool a household name with Sober.Fred passed away in about 97 and my brother went on to do Push it.
I’m very positive it’s not only Wayne singing this track and it’s tony campos providing some vocals throughout the track which can even be seen live, that may be the contrast you are hearing.
Great voice! You must try to sing "Anything but this". I love this song 🤘🏼
The vocals in that song are INSANE. Right next to Chroma-Matic imo
ive gone years and years with no vocal help, think i sound similar to wayne through all my years of practice. I even do a good impression of brian johnson. I love doing impressions! think Rick Sanchez is similar to wayne who i can also do.
I SEE IT GRRRRRR I NEED GRRRR I SEE IT GRRRR I NEEEEED AT
ive always loved 1-2 songs and finally looked at his other stuff...HOLY shit, he has a wierd powerful gritty voice on so my songs...this is almost clean singing for him lol
Pirate without the emphasis! Got it!
I’m 17 and have been singing like Wayne for a while now and I noticed that Michiganders like me and Wayne have a different vocal range.
Honestly i loved this band and music at the time and it all sounded all the same each song. Im glad for the isolation tracks to hear his voice closer
Thank you so much, Chris!!
The bassist contributes to the vocals, that's why it sounds like two voices
Hey Chris, glad to see the channel growing! Could you perhaps do a breakdown of Shadow on the Sun? Really like Cornell's vocals on that one and I'd love to see your take on it.
Great suggestion! It might be time for that!
Brilliant seeing these in depth videos
Glad you like them!
Been waiting for this one for a while now, good stuff :)
Hope you enjoyed it!
Loved this. Very informative video
I can say anything on the quarter note! Thank you for this video
No way! I was just jamming to push it yesterday!
This is awesome! I have no idea how you stumbled onto my feed but I like it. Great work!
Glad you're enjoying, and thanks for watching!
I’ve just covered this on my channel! Cheers man I’m gonna learn this to do it more justice? Cheers man,
I loved this video way more than I expected to. Thank you
Wow please do more of those analysis, that was awesome! maybe try "im not a just in case - static x" around 2:20 mins
Dude! Well done ❤
Yeah!!!! Finally, thanks Chris!
You're welcome Cristhian. Thanks for watching!
Tony Campos sings the "yeah" in the chorus.
This sounds like Weird Al trying to sound like Wayne Static lol
I hope someone makes a video of all the weird noises Chris makes in this video clipped together. Great video btw.
this is brilliant
Huge static X fan, this was so enjoyable! Now I can sing along and sound less stupid!
Thanks for watching! There's so much going on here!
@@chrisliepe , truly helps one appreciate the craft, and work put into this kind of music. 🙂
I'm with stupid
Amazing stuff and analyzing here ! I ve try to sing/scream/growl or whatever my throat always Hurt me like it dry AF 😄😄
So cool, Wayne sounds so massive
Hey chris I love the content and I have an idea for you. I think you could look at Ryan Tedder for your next episode, he’s always living up there in high notes and I think he has more different approach than a lot of singers you’ve covered. It could be a whole new perception for us
Ohhh great idea!
I can’t believe I’m only now singing after watching your video like I always wanted? I’m so excited every time I go to the mic knowing you’re technic! I’ve done push it with out your lesson on my channel! Next time it will be with the same song but new voice? And then we will see the difference cheers man,
Awesome video man, would love to see you analyze "Stingwray"
Hi, Chris! Please make a video about Shaun Morgan's vocals (Seether)🙏
Filmed and coming out next week!
@@chrisliepe it's wonderful!
That's obviously Tony Campos doing the "YEAHHHH" before the "YOU PUSH IT!!!!!" lol
Although I have never usually primarily been a vocalist within my bands or music projects over the years I turned out to be pretty good at Death and Black Metal voicing but the 1st attempts at it I just hurt my voice but soon I sussed out that just like this it`s not about shouting at all and the teqnique needed is the same as what you describe here
great teacher!!!
You do a good job
I would like to see a video where you analize PrinceWhateverer vocals because I love his singing style!
Wayne didnt sing that low growl part. The bass player Tony Campos does. He also plays with Fear Factory and used to be in Soulfly