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exactly! I dream the day of her return

The structure itself is not hard, what's hard is descending from a high note all the way down to a low note. My voice is just not that low and its difficult for me to hit the last 2 notes or so but I can keep up just fine.

+PetroleumJellay Yes that's what I think of it, but for me is that I can't it the first two notes

The lowest note in the riff is a 3rd octave "A" that exists in almost everyones model range regardless of being male or female.

so true lol

YES!!!

Same lol

Most kinds of voice sound weird to the singer, but they still are useful. Sure, maybe you don't sound like a pop singer, or a blues singer, or an opera singer, which might be what you're looking for, but whatever kind of voice you have is probably useful for some particular style. It's a bit like learning to love your own body: it's the tool you have, so while maybe it's not the one you'd choose, you can still learn what to do with it and develop your own style and presence.

IcedLipGloss same lol

same here every new video i do it with her but to actually sing its like omg

you might be too forceful, not have enough breath support, sing 'through your nose'... there's a lot of habits that make people's singing voice sound bad. i don't think there is a true bad voice out there! just bad habits. as long as there's will, you can definitely learn to sing and sound awesome.

Practice and technique is key. The average person won't get it on the first try unless you practice singing for a while.

I couldn't do this kind of stuff till I was like 31, cause I never knew how to learn. And I have been doing singing side jobs since I was a teenager! And I took voice lessons for like 8 years! But between these videos and the Jacob Vocal Academy Riffs and Runs warmup videos, I am learning! I thought I could never figure out how to move my voice that fast, but I started listening to the riffs and runs I liked, and breaking them down using the things I'd learned here, and also singing the riff and run scales I could do (they literally have beginner, easy, medium, hard, etc), and teaching myself slowed down versions, and after enough time of learning it, the song comes on and I can do it up to speed and sometimes I don't even realize, it just comes out and I am like, huh, am I making that sound?! But it can be done. Don't lose hope. I am not that great yet, but I am making progress. And I only started really trying to do this around new year. Also helps to record yourself and play it back cause you can hear what you are doing wrong.

how do you do a basic riff btw? Ive been trying. Dont know which muscles in the throat to actually move.

Specifically starting at the last "Love"

desdentado9 music yes really its hard in general...there are people who can naturally whistle and say its not that hard lol, does it mean its easy?