Agreed 100%

Yes! I've learned a bit about that since this video and vibrato is definitely the word I was looking for!

@@nikkireviews lol, right. I guess that was about 3 months late to the party on this one. Keep up the good work, I enjoy your content.. 👍

His best imo. Will has a new sideprosject also called Riptide. Lot of edm and other genres

Oof yeah, I will attempt to wipe that name from my memory. I highly recommend reuploading with some sort of spoiler warning since that was said without a pause. I do want Sleep Token to remain anonymous for me until the band publicly reveals their identities.

Agreed, especially with all of the buzz around the leak lately. Regardless if it’s true or not

No one gives a shit who they are. If they want to be anonymous then they chose wrong career

As she should. It’s ignorant to exploit someone’s art for your own gain and not even care to be respectful enough as you’re doing it to understand the artists and content you’re reacting to… accident or not it’s careless, lazy and disrespectful. Smh

@@michaelhudson2867Exactly! tell me you don’t know Sleep Token by not telling me you know Sleep Token!

A quick Tor search gives out the names of all but 2 of them

@@LeperMessiah2 yeah, I'd rather not know who any of them are. They want to be anon, and I respect it

Ah okay! I had no idea. I guess that can be a problem with reactions in this situation 🫣

😂

Id rather listen to will anyday. Some of the songs have big lyric gaps and will takes full advantage of it

Dude, that's not autotune. It's a vocoder, which is commonly used by soooo many artists (including vessel) especially in live settings where vocal layering is incredibly difficult without a back up singer closer to the same resonancy in pitch, or to add intensity within a chorus. An autotune does exactly as the name implies, it finds the closest pitch to the vocals being sang and corrects it to that pitch, hense the choppiness. A vocoder analyzes the pitch and emulates it on slightly varying frequancies to create a type of "chord" within the vocals being sang, hense the vibrating sound within the resonance. 🤘😁 just for slight edification. Vocoders are amazing tools for powerful vocals. Side note: Autotune + natural vocal vibrato = disaster

Vessel has 3 back up singers live.

That's awesome hes got so much vocal support in his live settings, but it still didn't take from the fact he frequently uses a vocoder lol For example: The entire track of Take Me Back To Eden was sung thru a vocoder, and it can be clearly heard in The Summoning during the funk verse starting with "My Love..." among sooo many other examples. You just have to know what to listen for, and it depends on the intensity the vocoder is set at. Listen for the micro-vibrational electonic sound within the vocals, as the emulated pitches that are in sync with the pitches being sung are in fact electronically produced. It's hard to tell sometimes because the notes being emulated are essentially in unison and in chord with the notes being sung, which oftentimes gives it a richer sound. Which is its purpose. And if your read back, i wasnt referring to vessel using it in live settings i had said that many artist use it in live settings. Clearly vessel uses it in production, to each artist his own. Some use it live, some use it in chorus, some for more intense verses... whatever the reason they wish to use it, is purpose is just that. To add intensity and power.

@@FuhQH8Me4Lyfe I don't think you know what a vocoder even is lol

And let the trolling begin... ur right. I have no idea about music theory or musical equipment, ive never even heard music before. What are these strange sounds? Maybe i should try google, see if i can educate myself a little. Fkkn idiot.