don't change anything. then you'd get the same pitch over and over. SOMETHING changes inside your throat/esophagus area to get a higher pitch so that is what people want to figure out. how to get higher notes w/o this strain. what are you doing to get a higher pitch? well, something is tightening. Tighter = higher, shorter = higher. Cords getting shorter? or tighter? ? Keeping my face numb may help me focus on my throat more I guess. Someone needs to put a micro camera in a great singer's throat and let them sing a really wide range song. Then see what is happening.. haha
I love your approach of making the exercises technical and perfect and singing from the heart. That's about as compromised as I can get with singing. I've been warming up more properly after encountering your approach. You're inspirational. Great timbre and take great care of your voice.
Daniel, people like you are darn rare man. Not only you are a talented vocalist, but you also are extremely nice and open to several ideas when it comes to singing - this is why you are such a versatile musician. Thank you for making this video, which is indeed extremely helpful for aspiring singers like us!
What really helped my bridges HUGELY was the simple hoot which Danny has demo'd here and I have also learnt it in the 1 on 1 lessons.. and that has been the absolute best exercise.. since I have done 100's of exercises by other coaches earlier.. Another thing that helped was to sing speech like! that is the key.. trying to keep resonance similar to speech at all pitches!.. it also helped me mask singing big time.. And the proof is in the pudding.. his own voice is mesmerizing But the BEST is his humility and listening/tailoring skills while coaching! salute! a huge fan!
Daniel, this is a great video, thank you so much! I have been talking to Karyn from Singwise and you have already helped me with distortion - the idea of drawing into the body rather than pushing out! Thank you so much, you're very talented and you have a great voice :D
The most helpful thing in this video for me was your face when you did those sirens. :) So relaxed! I'm always sounding like a dying cat when doing them. It's good to be reminded sometimes that it can be so easy and relaxed.
Great vids, Daniel. Please post more soon! I'm a beginner so I'm enjoying these types. I'm aiming to sing with rasp and distortion, it would be cool if you could do some tutorials on how to build up to that style without hurting yourself. Thanks
That Black Dog short sample was the best interpretation ever, it was better than Robert Plant´s original, its better than David Coverdale´s, it sounds so smooth, relaxed, speech like, as if you could sing that at picnic.
Hey man I really like your videos and have been wanting to sing for a while now, sorta been all over the place with different programs and trying to teach myself. If you ever are in the mood to give out some lessons I'd love to get some, and study the voice through your perspective. Some feedback from anyone who seems to know what their talking about is always nice.
One tip I came across which I found useful was feeling the ping (essentially a product of full voice), and be aware of it, "because that is what grows the voice." Very simple idea, but I'm getting back into building my voice, and that helped me get near my old form better. I was having a big problem fireing off belts and shouty notes without it getting too thin as I went higher; very annoying. My favorites for developing higher pitch. sirens with tongue between teeth. Hee-yaaw Gee-yaww For being able to apply those sounds to a song. "mum" "nay-nay" "Goog" "won" I also feel like I have a better ability when I can easily hit a strong vocal fry. Voice comes alive and has more "character" to it. Just my experiences.
Were you always able to sing as high as you do in Black Dog in that very chesty voice or was that something that you learned and acquired over time? Thanks
+John Smith i learned through the years. its not always good but i guess I had a good day.. practice everyday and it is really headdvoice with good adduction and chest resonance..
Hi Daniel. I've watched most of your videos and I think you are a great teacher and excellent musician. Having said that, I wonder if you've ever tried Hollywood. I believe you'd make a very likable character. In a way, you remind me of a young Dustin Hoffman. I bet you could pull of a great Drama-Comedy. May be the story of a struggling musician in a crowdy city. ;) Anyway, Kudoz and keep up with the great gigs!
hey daniel,, its really nice tips for me to learn,, but i have problem when i try "no no no no" that you've teach . i'm always break into falsetto on high note :'( Need Advice please :'(
im not sure but i do go to f2 sometimes but i really don't check that much actually i never check my top notes either. you could sing whatever you please just take the time to learn the tech
daniel formica I could sustain a well-resonated D2. C#2s and C2s are ok but they don't sound pleasant enough. I could only go up to about Eb4 in full voice and that's literally shouting. If only I could nail a G4....
BEST vocal teachings ever online!
don't change anything. then you'd get the same pitch over and over. SOMETHING changes inside your throat/esophagus area to get a higher pitch so that is what people want to figure out. how to get higher notes w/o this strain. what are you doing to get a higher pitch? well, something is tightening. Tighter = higher, shorter = higher. Cords getting shorter? or tighter? ? Keeping my face numb may help me focus on my throat more I guess. Someone needs to put a micro camera in a great singer's throat and let them sing a really wide range song. Then see what is happening.. haha
Daniel is one of the best. His singing versatility and skill speaks for itself.
I love your approach of making the exercises technical and perfect and singing from the heart. That's about as compromised as I can get with singing.
I've been warming up more properly after encountering your approach. You're inspirational. Great timbre and take great care of your voice.
Daniel, people like you are darn rare man. Not only you are a talented vocalist, but you also are extremely nice and open to several ideas when it comes to singing - this is why you are such a versatile musician.
Thank you for making this video, which is indeed extremely helpful for aspiring singers like us!
+Timliu92 wow thanks a lot. Looking forward to working with ya!!
What really helped my bridges HUGELY was the simple hoot which Danny has demo'd here and I have also learnt it in the 1 on 1 lessons.. and that has been the absolute best exercise.. since I have done 100's of exercises by other coaches earlier.. Another thing that helped was to sing speech like! that is the key.. trying to keep resonance similar to speech at all pitches!.. it also helped me mask singing big time..
And the proof is in the pudding.. his own voice is mesmerizing
But the BEST is his humility and listening/tailoring skills while coaching! salute! a huge fan!
thanks jonas!
Awesome stuff Daniel. Keep up the great work.
Daniel, this is a great video, thank you so much! I have been talking to Karyn from Singwise and you have already helped me with distortion - the idea of drawing into the body rather than pushing out! Thank you so much, you're very talented and you have a great voice :D
Awesome im glad I could help!!!!!
Excellent, Daniel! I love your teaching!
Deanna Delore where have you been!!!!
I think I need to book a lesson or two with you, Mister!
The most helpful thing in this video for me was your face when you did those sirens. :) So relaxed! I'm always sounding like a dying cat when doing them. It's good to be reminded sometimes that it can be so easy and relaxed.
Great vids, Daniel. Please post more soon! I'm a beginner so I'm enjoying these types. I'm aiming to sing with rasp and distortion, it would be cool if you could do some tutorials on how to build up to that style without hurting yourself. Thanks
The range thing was my problem, too.. but I think it`ll get better. ;) Love your voice, really... Cel
That Black Dog short sample was the best interpretation ever, it was better than Robert Plant´s original, its better than David Coverdale´s, it sounds so smooth, relaxed, speech like, as if you could sing that at picnic.
Thanks tony. I have never sung it live before but I was trying to think of different styles and it just popped in my head and I got lucky.:)
Hey man I really like your videos and have been wanting to sing for a while now, sorta been all over the place with different programs and trying to teach myself. If you ever are in the mood to give out some lessons I'd love to get some, and study the voice through your perspective. Some feedback from anyone who seems to know what their talking about is always nice.
One tip I came across which I found useful was feeling the ping (essentially a product of full voice), and be aware of it, "because that is what grows the voice." Very simple idea, but I'm getting back into building my voice, and that helped me get near my old form better. I was having a big problem fireing off belts and shouty notes without it getting too thin as I went higher; very annoying.
My favorites for developing higher pitch.
sirens with tongue between teeth.
Hee-yaaw
Gee-yaww
For being able to apply those sounds to a song.
"mum"
"nay-nay"
"Goog"
"won"
I also feel like I have a better ability when I can easily hit a strong vocal fry. Voice comes alive and has more "character" to it. Just my experiences.
Ken?
Damn dude...you got some versatility
Great guy.
Your a tenor, your fortunate to need. Born with tenor
There have been some really great Baritone singers too! You don't have to be a tenor to move people!
Well Kegan from Bohemian Vocal.Studio is a low baritone . He can hit ridiculous pitches
Were you always able to sing as high as you do in Black Dog in that very chesty voice or was that something that you learned and acquired over time? Thanks
+John Smith i learned through the years. its not always good but i guess I had a good day.. practice everyday and it is really headdvoice with good adduction and chest resonance..
hello could you make a video how to sing it like robert plant? or at least in his style how to switch from chest voice to head voice in his way?
I worked and still work very hard to get my voice where it is. When i first started i couldn't sing much passed a G4.
which is ur highest note right now?
Good stuff Daniel
Thank you! It's help me so much!
you're welcome im glad it helped
Hi Daniel. I've watched most of your videos and I think you are a great teacher and excellent musician. Having said that, I wonder if you've ever tried Hollywood. I believe you'd make a very likable character. In a way, you remind me of a young Dustin Hoffman. I bet you could pull of a great Drama-Comedy. May be the story of a struggling musician in a crowdy city. ;) Anyway, Kudoz and keep up with the great gigs!
Always good videos!
Great!
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hey daniel,, its really nice tips for me to learn,, but i have problem when i try "no no no no" that you've teach . i'm always break into falsetto on high note :'(
Need Advice please :'(
daniel runsblack only go as high as you can connected dont flip just go back down and strengthen the ones approaching the highest.
Thanks sir,,i owe you one... :)
Great tips; I've subscribed. Thanks for sharing the vid with us; Jesus Christ Bless! :)
Amazing high notes?
I'm curious about what your lowest note is. I have a bass' range. I'm not sure I could ever sing high.
im not sure but i do go to f2 sometimes but i really don't check that much actually i never check my top notes either. you could sing whatever you please just take the time to learn the tech
daniel formica I could sustain a well-resonated D2. C#2s and C2s are ok but they don't sound pleasant enough. I could only go up to about Eb4 in full voice and that's literally shouting. If only I could nail a G4....
you could you just need to practice not shouting
cheers mate!
finding your lessons helpfull legend
troy coope hopefully more to come 😄thanks man
every time i go higher i feel like it's getting lighter....when i get to C5 and E5 ... i feel like it something change.... is that ok ??
wow thanks man for the tip....but every time i go higher its goning light.....is that ok ?? is that a mix
no don't go lighter unless the song calls for it
my question bro 😊😂
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