WOW 🤩🤯! Do you know any videos explaining this?

I'm so sorry that it does not have any video to explain but it also says that everybody does have 5 elements in their voice, it is more or less some thing. For example, Vocal Trinity is one the most balance elenmet in their voice. Whitney has most of her voice belong to Earth (weigh), next is Fire (power,) , Plant (warm), Metal (so much bright at het uper belt) and water (agile). Mariah with most water (agile), Plant (warm), Metal (bright), earth (weigh) and fire (power). Celines is Plant (warm), water (agile), earth (weigh) , Metal (bright), and fire (husky, raps, power)

whoa 😲

That's such a pretty way to see it

This made a lot of sense to me

Agreed. It’s less linear than facher

This is 100% true, especially for Opera and bel canto music. Directors want to make sure the cast has the right voices in technique and timbre in order to handle each character they portraying.

All so true, this changed my perspective of how I see singers now

Soprano or mezzo only tell you about how high or low a voice is. There is more to a voice than just how high or low...

her voice is so cold and soothing at the same time

Oh yeah, cool bright voices tend to be cooling and almost ethereal! And Aurora is a PERFECT example!

Yes!! Another one that definitely has a cool bright voice is Rosé

her voice sounds like the northern lights look

Outside of English singers, REOL is a really good cool bright voice too!

Righttt

But to me Whitney is much more than that. Her tone can be everything in this

@@kng001 That's sort of what "neutral" means though lol. Whitney (like Morisette / Kelly Clarkson / Perrie) were warm neutral hence that extreme versatility, they can sound either dark or bright on command. But cold? Never imo. If you hear Whitney even so much as speak she clearly has a naturally warm, cozy friendly tone that I don't think anyone would ever describe as cold.

I used to think that Wendy's and Seulgi's voices are almost impossible to differentiate and now I cringe so much at myself If you listen to the first verse of "Beg For Me", you'll notice the difference in their temperatures and brightness

Hi, I have no idea that the concepts were divided like that...could you give me an example of reds and velvet songs? or is there a place where I could find more info? that´s interesting

@Day not to mention she's a coloratura mezzo-soprano so that adds up even more

There are many technical ways of modifying the tone of your voice, however everyone has a place in their voice, which is the most neutral and is the closest to their true tone. For example, I can sing with a darker and cooler tone to my voice by lowering my larynx and different vowel shaping, even though my voice is naturally on the warm neutral/warm bright side.

@@aintnootherfan So true! thanks for this-- I always look forward to (and share) your videos!

@@aintnootherfan Hey 👋🏽 there - I have a question for you - who will you say is a better vocalist out of Ally Brooke & Perrie Edwards ⁉️⁉️

@@JoCurKRAZE perrin obviously but ally is a vocal beast also

If selection of people in the video is any indication, I think it was meant to be actual vocalists only although I'm pretty sure I heard Olivia Rodrigo snuck in there but she's like Taylor 2.0 so I guess he dumped the out dated model

all it can sound is pretty bad

@@OpinionatedZoomer69 I’m like 90 percent sure Olivia rodrigo has a much better sense of support than Tay

hmmm Taylor could be a nice pick for the neutral archetype!

@@OpinionatedZoomer69 I don't think so. Cuz there are Jennie & Irene in there who don't support. So they'll be non vocalists but he added them.

She deserves a whole video on her own

No

Because she explores her voice, rather than just sitting steady in it. Not an easy feat, but anyone can if they seek to maximize themselves vocally

@@mohammedbenhammou3901 try listening to all of her albums first before saying "no".

@@DaydreamCarey1234 exactly also hey bestie

Omg thank you! Yeah it's kinda like a sequel I guess haha

@@aintnootherfan You don't miss 🎯 Have you heard about Rolling Stone calling Harry Styles "The New King of Pop" & the backlash that ensued? Someone even posted a video comparing Harry Styles singing at 16 vs Michael Jackson singing at 10.

@@GarageStudio7 "Oh wow" It reminds of those dark times when Dua Lipa was called the new Madonna lol But I didn't know about this one! And the comparison must have been... YIKES

@@aintnootherfan "Those dark times" 😂😂 Oh wow, love that description 😅 I'm wondering if they're doing this just to get clicks because it doesn't add up. At least choose people who are somewhat close in renown, success, impact, talent etc.

@@GarageStudio7 Hello there my friend - just to ask a question - who do you think is a better vocalist out of Ally Brooke & Perrie Edwards ⁉️⁉️

I'd say Donna Summer had a very cool neutral voice which might be a reason she's not often considered alongside other Soul singers.

Jisoo is warm dark for me

Omg it means a lot to me, thank you! Oh yeah, I can't decide between warm neutral and warm bright!

Yeah, Mariah is a freaking chameleon over the years! And Taylor seems like a pretty good pick for Neutral:)

Totally agree.

I agree with you. Especially about Miley she sounds warm. But I'd say she is more of a dark neutral tbh she is really versatile.

@@xylypotatohead3947 also there is an aspect of weight too, as well as tessitura,hope people dont think heavy means dark or low means dark.

hahaha I'm glad Greetings from Poland!

That snippet of her singing "I'm outta love" without background music sounds so gorgeous!

Lisa Fischer is one of the greatest vocalist of all time imo .

I think Yeji is a warm neutral

Very true!

You should do a version for R&B 90s style (i..e. Toni, Whitney, Deborah, Tamia, Kelli Price )!! 👏🏼 🙌🏽 And stop talking about your voice. You sound fine But if you want more bass, just drop your jaw and project from the back of your throat or bee bop like old school rappers (pulsing from the base side of your throat/ singers vein)😆

By the way I couldn't roll my Rs speaking Spanish for a while but got it down now!! 😃

@@theofficialchriscraig hahaha I think it's mostly because I speak in a foreign language and I try to focus on the pronunciation the most

Enjoy the rest of your day!

Can you list some neutral brights? There's only Ariana Grande in the video and I'd love to know who else is in this category!

No hahahaha

Im not him, but I think that's very possible. There are singers with dark mid and lows and bright high notes/head voices. Same with cool - warm and other qualities.

Depending how you sing, you can definitely change qualities. For example, I’m a bass and I mostly sing with a rounder and open mouth for the low notes. But when I do sing higher keys or just pop songs, I switch to my higher register which thins and sounds twangy. In other words, my vocal quality is considered cool bright but when I change it, I’m a warm bright.

It does change. I'm a guy and my voice sounds naturally somewhat husky, raspy and really warm. But usually my voice seems to be much lighter than it naturally is, because I mainly mix my registers instead of belting, and tbh I struggle with poor chest voice development xD

I think changing vocal color is easier for neutral tones. For example Beyonce was a Cool/Neutral but her upper belts sound very bright. Whitney and Kelly were Warm Neutral but their upper belts are known for being dark, meaty and piercing. A dark or bright voice tends to keep its tone but neutral toned voices tend to have more versatility in changing their tone while maintaining the same quality of sound.

There are many technical ways of modifying the tone of your voice, however everyone has a place in their voice, which is the most neutral and is the closest to their true tone. For example, I can sing with a darker and cooler tone to my voice even though my voice is naturally on the warm neutral/warm bright side.

Imo, Buble is warm neutral. Christina is cool neutral (not sure)

Pretty accurate I think :)

I've asked myself the same thing, because her voice can go very high and pretty low as well. It tends to sound more warm, at times quite bright...

Yes I’d say Leigh is neutral or warm bright

I’d put Celine as bright somewhere…not sure precisely where but that voice of hers is piercing and powerful.

That's exactly what it is. Colder voices sound metallic and somewhat thin, whereas warmer voices are rounder, and more velvety.

Dark vs Bright tone doesn’t effect range. Tone is relative and separate from pitch. Dark voices tend to sound more dramatic, metallic and imposing. Bright voices tend to sound more sweet, youthful and relatable. There’s many singers with dark tone that sing very high such as Sam Smith, Jennifer Hudson & Patti label, but it can be more polarizing because of how powerful and piercing it sounds. Likewise many bright voiced singers have lower range such as Michael Buble or Billie Eilish but it can be polarizing because it’s perceived as boring and overly casual / conversational. The over all goal is to either achieve a neutral tone, or lean into your strengths if you have a very dark or bright voice. This is why John Legend isn’t singing Bruno Mars-ish songs. TLDR; depth of tone determines your vocal color and is very habitual / unique. Pitch is vocal range. Women can hit the baritone just as men can hit the soprano, pitch just has more to do with finding the correct method.

@@Sloppyjoey1 You're right that the brightness or darkness of a voice does not determine the range, but it is related to the natural height and depth of the voice. The lower a voice is, the bigger, denser and darker it will be. The higher a voice is, the brighter, "smaller" and less naturally dense it will be. Hence why a Dramatic Soprano would sound darker than a Lyric Soprano, a Baritone darker than a Tenor, etc, if theyre all singing "naturally", however it is of course possible to manipulate tone color. But the natural darkness or brightness has to do with vocal chord mass. And I wouldn't describe Patti as having a particularly dark voice. Quite bright to me

@@cameron7644 "Natural" is relative, habitual and makes an assumption that 'natural' = universal. A Soprano can live all day in headvoice and a Baritone can live all day in chestvoice, and that's what's "natural" to them. The assumption that a Mezzo/Baritone *has* to have a darker, bigger, denser voice than a Tenor/Soprano is verrrrry outdated. And I say this as a 2nd Tenor (Spinto/Dramatic) who's always taken for a baritone until they can no longer explain the easy B4-D5 belts. If you compare Jennifer Hudson (Soprano) to say, Brandy or Beyonce (Mezzo), the system immediately breaks down and it doesn't even explain half the story. Jhud's voice is clearly denser, darker & bigger than Brandy, yet higher. And Brandy's voice is clearly brighter, smaller & more agile, but lower. Yet they have incredible stamina and it forces us to (inaccurately) assume one or the other is singing incorrectly or doing something unnatural. I won't debate Patti's timbre because it's not really needed to make my point that range and tone are largely separate things. The fach / classical timbre system is an imperialistic, European standard that is largely unfamiliar with higher / darker range & timbre combinations more commonly found in people of African & Asian ancestry. Pitch isn't tone, and correlation isn't cause.

Yeah I don’t agree with the category for Beyoncé. Her new song Plastic off the sofa reminds of her DIL days.

i dont think you understand vocal tones lol

Remember, Beyonce's voice got darker after child birth

@@mbaprecious3332her brighter voice was beautiful, but her dark voice is just luxurious and my fav voice ever, alongside gaga

it's the smae vocals

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