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True but remember falsetto is a matter of the vocal chords coming together strongly or not, it is not always related to a vocie being high or not. That being said I hear you as your point is valid.

listen to Giveon he uses falsetto all the time n has a deep ass voice

@@TheMomentOff But I will say, I saw the Weeknd live for the Dawn FM/ After hours tour. There was literally zero drop off in his voice the entire show and he opens with "Alone Again". The difference is he makes it look and sound easy as hell for HOURS. His recorded singing voice sounds exactly like that live.

Amazing!

Even if yr a extraordinary singer it's hard to sound like him since we all have our own voice unless you are singing in his voice and not your singing voice

@@emilylucas318 that's actually true

He mixes very well he actually rarely uses falsetto purely usually just mixed

He’s not singing in falsetto until he’s doing his very obvious flips for artistic effect The average man mostly has to use falsetto to sing like the weeknd for sure though The weeknd is a high tenor, you can tell even when he’s speaking that his voice is very light and high, even when speaking on lower pitches. A lot of people convince themselves that “oh he’s putting that voice on on purpose! He doesn’t sound like that!” And as a high tenor myself, trust me when I tell you, nobody would ever do that. We want to sound like YOU GUYS when we speak lmao nobody would fake that. I speak as deep and as thickened as I can make my voice and I STILL sound like a teenager at 28. And remember vocal types are descriptors of TONE not of RANGE, ESPECIALLY because of microphones. I can hit F2, that does NOT make me a baritone, I fucking WISH i were a baritone especially when speaking but I will never be. Those f2s do not have the fullness of tone, the power, the volume or the texture that a baritone or bass’ f2s have, and that’s just something I have to live with. I know a lot of people talk about wanting to be tenors but to be honest it’s very possible to LIGHTEN UP a HEAVY tone and damn near impossible to make a light voice heavier. The benefit of being a high tenor though is that there’s less tonal separation between chest voice and head voice, meaning it’s a bit easier to keep tonal consistency than it would be for, say, a bass up in that range. Also I want to make this painfully clear because singers and singing teachers are ALL over the place on this and it made me confused as all hell when I was first learning. HEAD VOICE and FALSETTO are NOT the same thing, if it EVER sounds like you are in FALSETTO (even if it’s not breathy, even if it’s loud, even if it’s powerful, if it’s that flutey sort of tone that is FALSETTO regardless of what ANYBODY tries to tell you) you are NOT in mix/head voice. The way people describe it it’s like they’re saying you’re supposed to be singing in chest for low-mid notes and flipping into some kind of altered falsetto for high notes, that is NOT what mix voice is and probably not what you’re aiming for when trying to sing higher (although it’s a very cool sound in and of itself, nothing wrong with it) When you’re in mix it will mostly FEEL like you’re singing in your speaking voice, it’s not gonna feel like the difference between going from chest to falsetto AT ALL, and to be honest when you do it for a while you’re gonna have trouble even telling when you’re mixing at all. Now you absolutely can take your falsetto and darken it and it can kind of sound like your speaking voice and it can absolutely be utilized musically but if you’re the average person who wants to sing higher that is not gonna be the sound you’re aiming for. The way people always described mix had me flipping into falsetto and trying to darken that sound enough to have it sound like my chest voice, and that is NOT what any of my favorite singers are doing and it does NOT sound like that. The real mix is very much the idea of lightening up the chest voice as you go higher and lessening the airflow (very important, try to imagine you’re breathing in air when you’re vocalizing a high note rather than breathing out air) and do not get frustrated because unlocking mix can take a while and it’s very much muscles that need to be trained, meaning even if you KNOW how to activate these muscles perfectly, when you first start out they’re probably not going to be strong enough to do what they need to do, so PRACTICE PRACTICE NEVER STOP PRACTICING.

@@reddillon8425 so its possible for me to reach a point where my chest voice/mix voice to reach the weeknd’s range? And how do I know my voice type Also thank you that’s amazing advice.

@@zarate.gonzalo that’s for falsetto right?

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when you are singing in a high register only or all the time?

@@dlmusicteacher high

Haha where do you live? In SF?

You looking for lessons?

@@dlmusicteacher yea

@@MidKnighttech I teach from San Francisco, do you live in the Bay Area? If not lessons would have to be online

@@dlmusicteacher I live in Sri lanka : /

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Hello! Does it make sense for us to move forward with lessons?

You just have to know your own register, if you are an lower voice there are certain notes you won’t be able to hit that are high and have to move the key down, however, you should always try for a few higher notes than you can hit to start with good instruction and techniques.

​​​​​@@dlmusicteacher one more doubt, does singing higher note frequently damage my voice? If it does, then how do I know when to stop? I do feel pain after singing high for too long. Btw I don't go to any classes. I just listen to songs and mimic singers. so I'm beginner and I don't know if I'm doing it right.

@@shreyas-mq4yd how long do you sing for? If you feel slightly fatigued after singing for a long period time it’s normal but if it’s not really for that long you probably have bad technique. I would get lessons with me or another teacher to fully know which one it is

​​@@dlmusicteacher thanks a lot for answering my question. I think my problem is bad technique.

Me too bro it' eazy😮😮😮 see i did it 😅

What do you mean it doesn’t sound like you?

@@dlmusicteacher I agree because when I use chest vocal it sounds more rude than his vocals, does he sings in falcetto in every song? Sometimes it feels like he uses chest vocal

@@flaim178 he does not sing with falsetto in every song. He has a naturally high voice and he sings with a high raised larynx which makes him sound more light than chesty and belty.

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@@dlmusicteacheryes please

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Amazing!

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hey dlm its from india i badly need one !!!@@dlmusicteacher

@@dlmusicteacheryes

@@dlmusicteacherwhen can we start

@@juanco1019 wonderful, please email me at info@danlupomusic.com to set up your discounted trial lesson

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Sorry to hear! However, Not supposed to sound like me:) singing takes a lot of work and if you have never taken lessons it won’t sound as it should. This is just a video on what the artist is doing and if the singer is ready it is supposed to sound like you using the technique.

nah, The Weeknd just sings in his falsetto in some of his songs:)

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Oh man, I honestly forgot it’s been so long, sorry!

Rolling Stone.

Listen to trilogy if you like this

It depends now what level you are starting at, but, yes! You can KZfaq certain videos and get a decent foundation. What I find as as teacher is people say they don't know where to start and how to progress. Also, they say they can't hear what is right or wrong with their voice and that a teacher is that professional ear to help them.

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