I did it. Then my mom shouted at me Louder 😂😂😂🤣

Ive been down the rabbit hole in vocals these days. Trying to put everything together and strengthen my singing. Its crazy how it never ends its just journey. But growing growls and gutteral vocals has to be the hardest. The irony is the more i train that side of my voice the better my cleans feel and sound and my transitions evolve. It's really crazy all of it

Just went thru the whole course and sat in my studio belting and screaming like I haven’t been able to do in years. I’m so happy rn 🤘🏻😃

I’m gonna be real, I started watching shorts before she screamed, “hey neighbor” so when I came back and barely heard what she said my heart dropped.

The poopy H is an amazing cue. It helped understand just how high the volume is. I had the idea that was somewhat like yelling, but it seems that it is pretty much specifically yelling? I've conditioned myself to be rather quiet, so I just _cannot_ yell. But yesterday I enclosed myself in the bathroom and sang my first fully-belted out note ever thanks to this cue which told me that well, maybe it's not only OK but I _need_ to be loud. Scared myself to death but it sounded amazing! Like the opening of Circle of Life from The Lion King, but for only literally 0.7 seconds. I guess today I'm gonna try to yell more, hopefully this time more than once.

Geez, i love you both so much!! Thank you so much Chris for analyzing and working with some of my favorite artists, such a amazing, fun, and educational content!

Nice those Belting Not Belting titles, it would be very nice to choose a famous song and write on it "Belting - Not belting - Head Voice - Mixed voice". I think it would really get people interrested ! I know i will !

Another great video, Chris. 👍 Just wanted to give you a heads up that when you edited the video to flip the image of Lauren (when she switches between belting & non-belting) it makes it more difficult to track what her mouth is doing. Appreciate all the work you've done & continue to do for vocalists 🙏

I learned to belt from Melissa Cross' The Zen of Screaming and her "hey, heys" exercise.

i have came here to ask you to please, on behalf of Scotland & lovers of music, to cover Paolo Nutini's voice. I think youd appreciate his heart that comes through, the power of his voice and just the beauty of his songwriting. Recommend Rewind, Candy, Iron Sky for a quick tour of his range Love your work Chris 💪

Chris I am a member of your course and a huge fan. I think you have found a way to teach aggressive singing that surpasses everything else out there. I have a request. I would like you to do a an exploratory video on Sammy Hagar's voice . Forget about that other singing cousin. Sammy has one of the most unique sounds and ranges that I've ever heard. Is this this learnable, or just natural? Please explore, and if you do a big thanks!

Thanks Chris

Hey Chris, I have a question. I’m a cleft patient with a monotone voice, and a songwriter for as long as I can remember. I have been wanting to learn vocals but realize my monotone voice stands in the way, and airflow is a huge issue due to air escaping as I inhale, do you think I should hang up the coat on the vocals idea?

Hello Chris I'v been watching your videos since 2020 and i i like everything you make, now i was listening to Michael Bolton's hit song and i thought how great would be to see your 'how to sing like' video about him. By the way i am a huge fun of Chris Cornell and i think Bolton and him have so many interesting similarities..

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Wat... My two favorite singers made a video, I'm dying 🖤🥺🖤

Can you make a video on early rod stewart?

Tried signing up for your course but I’m not getting the emails! Can you help?

I've been wandering around vocal technique channels for years, and I've yet to find one that explains as simply and accurately as you do. I'm so glad I stumbled upon your channel! Thanks to you, I can make my voice raspier without hurting myself, so your distortion videos are pure gold! I don't know if you'll ever have time, but I've been trying to understand and develop this type of distortion. It would be absolutely wonderful if you could explain this growl/squall/rattle, whatever it is, in a future video. (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y8tmibGWnbK-qIU.html lol don't mind the title, it's just a good clip to give the example, kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z7ddeberyNqwiXU.html this could do too)

Mr Rogers and Ned Flanders are huge fans of this technique.

Chris has more of a ska “hey”

Hey Chirs, i wonder, im happy with my singing kinda, i feel like my voice doesnt have personality/power in it

Could anyone tell me what song Lauren is singing in the video, please? Thanks.

Guess all me neighbours now think I like 'em

Comment for da algorithm Streak count: 245 Perfect timing for the belting tips!

Lowkey wanna know what he think abt my voice

I find the "starting H" tips a little misleading. By starting with an H, a beginner might do something like h h hHeeEEY (I mean by that starting not frankly enough and risk missing their belting). I was taught to avoid that H for this reason, and to belt by attacking right on the vowel, like the famous "EEEHOOO" by Freddy Mercury during his concert. But hey, everyone has its way to find their voice !

First here ❤

Hey neighbor