Vocal Tips – How to Sing ROCK and Singing Rock Exercises
In this tip, Chris explains his method for singing rock. Another exclusive tip, only from Singing Success. Stay tuned for Chris Keller’s upcoming program on singing rock.
Vocal Tips – How to Sing ROCK and Singing Rock Exercises
In this tip, Chris explains his method for singing rock. Another exclusive tip, only from Singing Success. Stay tuned for Chris Keller’s upcoming program on singing rock.
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LOL!
HAHA! =))
This is a delicate matter… When I sing rock the sweet spot is right where
it starts to sound wonky. So, I sing from the top of my lungs while
recording and more controlled while performing live.
You´re absolutely right! Watch him yesterday in Rio. He was perfect.
Just shut up and sign.
this guy kills it 2:02 i mean damn
Great, Thanks
you sir just can,t sing rock
I’m glad this is here. Johnny Craig (Emarosa, Dance Gavin Dance) uses this
kind of distortion if you will. If you do this without proper cord
development you probably won’t be able to support the tones while doing
this without much damage. Those are my thoughts on it at least. Mostly
because you’ll have to overcompress to keep the airflow from blowing you
apart. You won’t have the cord compression necessary to hold it without the
throat becoming overly involved. You’re one of my idols Chris Keller. Love
ya man!
i can not sing like you huhu
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
YEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
GRRRRAAAAAAAAHHHH
1:48 To 1:51 xD sounds like yo mama :3
sweet tips and great voice 😀
and i want to share this story with you guys..very appreciate
nice
lol
48 screamers be hatin’
NOOO! HEEEY!! heeeeeeyy! heeeeey! nooooooo
ramsy of game of thrones
Haha this made me laugh alot but thx that was not that bad
sound like he’s taking a massive shit
Are you spiderman?
not a very good tutorial
My dog can sing rock too
Twang. Huge amount of twang will make you sound like a friggin’ lawnmower.
This will affect your speaking voice for a little bit after, but it wont’
hurt. It will also be REALLY LOUD. So back off the mic when you do it. It
will sound best in a mixed belt. All twang really is, is “squillo”. It came
from classical music and someone discovered that if they twanged as hard as
they could, it made their voice sound like it was falling apart. One of the
most famous singers who used twang is Layne Staley. I suspect that Kurt
Cobain also used it…Probably got the idea from Chris Cornell, who might
have told him it would make his voice louder with less effort, given that
Cornell had vocal training and they were friends. Cobain likely wasn’t
really screaming as hard as we all thought. Before he died, he commented
that he was tired of “faking it” and if you were screaming as hard as it
looked like he was every night, your neck muscles would be popping out,
your voice would be hoarse… And it would SHOW UP IN YOUR SPEAKING VOICE.
He also would have complained of vocal problems. He occasionally looked
bored. If he was wincing at all, it was because of his stomach, because he
probably ate right before he sang, and that hurts. I would not at all be
surprised if he had learned to sing with twang early on and was only
pretending to scream painfully.
Those high vocals are really difficult for me. I am trying to get a Axl
Rose voice.
::: .my neighbors are shouting at me….lol…but thanks a lot bro…
The only person i know who can sing rock safely is myles kennedy
Don’t say Nickelback it makes my ears bleed… lol
Thanks dude this was great
for the ones who can’t sing Rock
TRY TO SING WHILE YOU’RE TAKING A SHIT 100% works !
This is hilarious
Nickel back is an insult, but Brent smith already has that natural grit in
his voice so that’s how he’s able to do it effortlessly. Just hard for you
because your natural tone is already so high.
How do I find the grit?
I want that Gerard way voice.
Do voices like Serj Tankian (SOAD) hurts the throat if we try them? I could
barely get a right picture on projecting that voice.
If you’re having trouble finding the grit, search “vocal fry.” It’s
basically that “ehhh,” or “blehhh” sound. Try finding it with the “eh”
vowel and then keep that grit while changing vowels.
Very cool, thanks.
heh…heh…NOOOOOO….HEEEEEY….
when he was screaming almost to the end he sounded like kellin quinn
Corey Taylor’s awesome