much deeper... search for pisces live in mexico, second part of second chorus

Pisces live sessions is a good example of her cleans, growls and belts, Who Is Going To Be The One Live is a very good example of her switching from clean to growls to cleans and the depth of her growls.

they don't go any deeper than that at all... the ending of the opening bar was literally LOWER than she can go

Som Pluijmers was screwed

You are damn right, she is a savage!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼💪🏻💪🏻💯 love it, and if you watch a interview English is not easy for she has a heavy accent

Couldn't agree more. In general, they are a truly special, once in a lifetime band. I hope them all the success they deserve. Further to that, Tati could sing in any genre and wreck it.

Agreed, I love watching others react to them, it never gets old watching the awe and disbelief lol

Word

Yeah, makes you wonder how many of them are fake.

This has been my whole morning today. Fantastic content all around

It seems rather obvious in hindsight.

Lol apparently Voldemort is trans :)

We all find out sooner or later

@White Walker nah

Shemself?

Almost all ukrainians are bilingual. For 70% of ukrainians ukrainian is the first language and russian is second. But she is from the east, then russian is the first her language, ukrainian is second and english is third.

She writes the lyrics in Russian & translates them

I mean im white but, this man is neon white.

@@nikwaggoner2480 LOL Ya he said it like Chimi Chain ga lol that was the best

"Jimmy Jenga"

Chimichanga ?

🤣🤣🤣

Jinjer is a severely underrated band, nobody outside of metal has really heard of them. It's not just Tati's vocals that are amazing, the rest of the band are absolute masters at their craft and the arrangements are mesmerizing. They deserve more fame than they currently have, for sure.

@@F3Ibane saw them the first time as support for Arch Enemy and Jinjer was way better. More stage presence, better sounding vocals, tighter playing.

@@F3Ibane The pandemic helped them a lot, now everyone knows them and after its end, they will be torn between countries and continents.

People with that level of talent are once in a lifetime.

She is just a natural vocal beast. I mean I was doing this inthe 90's. It was just called crowling or screaming noise. Today, it is,a vocal technique. As a woman,speaking out to all girls who wanna try and practice it... First of all... Put your tongue out of your way. That mykes it hard to pronounce, for example "r". You have to mask it. The sound is not coming out of your chest,belt or head. It is hard to explain but it has a lot to do with your jaw position and your mouth and brathing technics. The impresdive thing she foesisthe switching. I cannot do that. My voice is to deep. Maybe if I practice. I am pretty much singing along with the bass singer from.Pentatonix. but it does not matter... It's all technique...even if you are a soprano....you can do it.

Knowledge of technique is different to knowledge of genre. I know very little about jazz but if i were to watch a jazz guitarist play I could describe exactly what he was doing purely based on my knowledge of the guitar.

Fernando Spina also, “...I hope she does it again.” I thought, “don’t you worry.”

Of course. He's a vocal coach. He said genre not vocal technique. I assume he knows about that : )

@@Iamsmallfry Ha ha!

Most male harsh vocalists? You're reaching dude. Listen to sufficient metals first and don't get too excited.

@@baridormiracle4189 I can guarantee I've listened to enough bands in my life from plenty of subgenres (both as a teen and as an adult for 2 decades at this point) that I can say that with a fair bit of confidence. When I say 'most' I don't think you really grasp just how many mediocre 00s nu/metalcore frontmen there are (just as an example, of course, if you start digging through random one-off death/black/thrash/hardcore bands and even some relatively known acts, it gets much worse)

@@darko1295 into eternity's former singer stu block is one that comes to mind who can belt out every type of metal growling plus different clean types, high ranges etc.

@@darko1295 I see

Very occasionally i can hit notes that terrify my neighbors. They complained to my boyfriend's mother when she was down one summer. We live in a VERY uptight area.

korpi Tarja phantom of the opera or anything from end of an era live show

Ohhhhhh he's gonna love this!

If you do Nightwish, (what am I saying, there's no IF!!!) prepare for your channel to blow up again. Tool, Nightwish, Slipknot, Rammstein, Jinjer are the big ones guaranteed to blow up your subscriber base.

Im up for this, i agree :D

this song really got them noticed

Mikael is what inspired Tatiana

there's someone who growls like Tatiana, check out Once Human

@@zel545 Thanks for the suggestion. I watched a few videos, including live recordings, and though she's talented I can clearly hear she's female when she growls. With Tatiana, if I didn't know better I could swear the growler was male.

@@mugwump7049 Check out Som Pluijmers of Cerebral Bore :)

@@LadyArsenica1 OK, you win! She does sound more like a pig than an actual human of whatever gender, though... ;D Not a fan of this style.

Caro from Oathbreaker can hit those demon notes , but doesn't do it nearly as prominently.

i second that

Go go go, Ghost Love Score Live At Wacken 2013 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gL-afM95vKilhqM.html

ive been to a few otep concerts, she uses a voice changer but mostly to give static to her voice- like an old radio

Kittie from the 90s and Flyleaf has some growls too.

He might be doing so for copyright reasons, but Napalm Records understands that this is what is making Jinjers fanbase grow and hasn't sent take downs to anyone afaik. There is no such thing as MTV anymore.

The live session isn't live audio tho. It's just the album audio without the vocal harmonies. But she can sing tho

@@themaggot8 It's not the album audio, there are distinct differences, it is however recorded in a studio and has mixing.

People complaining about pausing the video should probably just go listen to the song.

Lolll true tht man !!! That smile is the icing in the cake ! 😍

From MetalHead to another. I Love Tati till death. Still there is only one Queen of Metal and You and Me both know who She is! Dont want to go to that, with You. This is Jinjer reaction so I'll wait my turn...(Takes jacket and hat and turns away) 😊.

When did these studies start? And what is the nature of those studies? Camera with strobe light down the throat? Ultrasound to the neck? Do you have any citations you'd like to share? I've not looked into this so I'm up for anything.

@@utuebmakeustupid I've been studying fo a year now, but in less than a month I learned Corniculate and "Grunt" (the one used by Corey Taylor, among others). I'm trying to learn distortions in the upper register (above B4 and beyond). Highest distorded note/sound I can make is a C6. My aim is learning Dani Filth's whistle distortion who sits around the 7th octave. As for the studies, they started around the 70' by Seth Riggs. He basically created the basic criteria for studying the voice besides the "Classical Training". Seth created "Speech Level Singing" where the idea was to control the voice via volume (hence the name) in order to explore other vocal habilities. Microphones where a huge thing, because you could amplify the volume via speaker and not straining your voice. Later on,(I think the 90', not sure tho) "Complete Vocal Technique" was created in Denmark by Catherine Salodin. Here, the first concepts of different types/kinds of voice appeared. Then, people like Melissa Cross started to keep digging further and nowadays we have access to a lot of information. Thing is, we as consumers/students have to be very cautious because this kind of vocal techniques are equivalent to olimpic excercises. Thing is, if you don't have a proper coach, you can harm yourself pretty bad. PS: Sorry any grammar mistake, English is not my native language.

@@utuebmakeustupid also, yes. There are studies with cameras down the throat where you can see how everything works. I've seen my own vocal chords because of this :) I think is called "Nasofibroscopy" or something like that, in Spanish at least it's called like that.

@@OsoASeks Thanks, I now have some names to look up.

@@utuebmakeustupid My vocal coach and his vocal coach/partner, are developing a "new branch" of study with "Anthropophysiology" as the main thread. This approach is very interesting due to the fact that many cultures are "used to" certain sounds depending on the region, background culture and history. Some African Tribes, for example, have "Ng", "kq", and "kx" sounds on their vocabulary, sounds that are super weird for others. Mongolians (and some say Vikings) have this "throaty" sound that's called "karyirá". This distortion is what is usually called "throat singing". ( A "rattle" + a whistled note produced by the position and shape of the tongue, lips and vocal cavity). Super interesting if you ask me. Hope it helped, good day! :)

That's about as metal as you can get.

Fine and dandy until she blows her voice out. It WILL catch up eventually,

I know an amazing vocalist that is similar to her , and she has already started having problems with her vocals. If she continues smoking it will get worse eventually

How do you know if Tatiana smokes or not, I've never seen any footage or anything about her doing it

@@alecwesterholm9122 There is an interview with her saying it

Just make sure you do the live version of Ghost Love Score at Wacken 2013. This is the best introduction to Nightwish.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gL-afM95vKilhqM.html

Here comes the Nightwish Army!!

How about Floors feature in the Sancta Terra song by Epica? Live of course

Also Song of Myself and Storytime!

Fair assessment- my bad, I will never skip like that again. it wrecks the flow of the song.

Indeed, 5 minutes of forced laughter and subscribe begging, followed by a lackluster 'review'

I respectfully disagree. I would argue that, while the Pisces live sesh is a great demonstration of the duality of her vocals, it doesn't nearly do her the justice some of their other pieces do. Perennial is actually one of the better pieces I can think of, for a first impression. Teacher, Teacher!, maybe not for a first, but it definitely does do her more justice, imo

He should definitely watch Hevy Devy! 😁