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Jens

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  1. It depends on the singer and what how you train and take care of your voice. a operatic tenor has his prime at 50 :)

    metalsingers around 30 usually because of the heavy liestyle.

    Even though your technique is good now i belive it will only get better and mature until your 30 atleast :)

    Jorn lande for example got out with big bands when he was around 27 and then he had a crazy voice and still has.

    Im expecting something similar from you :)

    cheers

  2. All depends what you define as headvoice... The folds are adducted in that clip, so if you define adducted folds as headvoice then sure. But the soundcolor of that is rather hooty, it doesnt matter what we define the sound as (falsetto/head) but rather what that sound you just found can be used for.

    That specific sound you just did is really good for building the bulk of the headvoice and will in the future be something you can lean your mixedvoice towards :) good luck and cheers

  3. I dont see it as an issue of any sort, more like the placements are abit to extreme. Just make it slightly less twanged and slightly less backward Im not talking much, and it will keep it together more.

    It will keep the entire performance abit less schizo ;) cause the song itself in it's form presents alot of soundcolors already.

    Add to the fact your also adding whistlevoice to this :)

    Cheers

    Edit: your voice is similar to mine, not in timbre or style but moreso that your voice loves the extremes of the voice.

    That means if you or i go for twang for instance we will usually add aaalot or if we go for more of a backwardsplacement it will be very back.

  4. I felt there was abit to much experimenting in this try. Not that the individual parts sounded bad, but rather that they sounded like bits and pieces from diffrent songs.

    Your placement and choice of twang kindo changed to much, at start you where kindo centered than all of a sudden some verybackward sounds and then all of a sudden very very supertwanged sounds for the highnotes.

    Then ofcourse this can be an artistic choice wich is fine, but i more got the feeling it was more due to that you hadnt quite made up your mind on what you wanted to do.

    edit. not talking about the screams and whistles

    cheers

  5. Your doing your nays wrong for the intention of the exercise. The nays are supposed to he supersharp and annoying, imagine your a Super anmoying kid... I mean it really overdo it, your still stuck in "singingmode" when your doing these now. By singingmode your stillsomewhere trying to "sing" or vocalize to beautiful for these exercises.

    Try the same and realkly overdo it.

    For the nays use a voice like this www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwLn_His9Yw

  6. Very nice he is a great singer. The higher tones sounds more meaty than LaBries and i like that. I am a little disturbed though by one phrase that sounds a bit odd to me. Where he should sing "One less to my last" it sounds as if he is singing "one less time i last". Is it on purpose or did he learn the lyrics wrong?

    Comeon! He's singing dreamtheatre :) if you Pronounce the words your doing it wrong ;)

  7. Hey bro! Nice to see you on here, ive been a secret fan of you ever since i youtubed your daniel heiman screams 3-4 years ago :) your technique and voice is really solid(as always) i cannot find any errors there.

    What i would like to hear more in your singing and what i think would get you to the next level is to get your emotional side and your interpretation skills up to the level of your voice.

    Perhaps try to get abit more of your own experiences and emotions mixed in with that flawless voice of yours.

    Ive gotten loads of great tips from various musicalteachers about this so just shoutout if you find this intresting:) never stop screaming mate and cheers

  8. Well ofc its up to you, im not gonna force anything down your troat :) Im not intrested in showing you technique or taking away your musicality or personal choices.

    What i would show you is more in terms of.

    1. how to break down a song, lyrics feelings what to think about.

    2. small mental things you can keep in mind wich instantly helps the end result.

    3. getting you in cue with the music :P

    then we would work from a backtrack of this song me and friends recorded of this song, and if the results are desirable he will mix it for us.

    dont get me wrong either. Im not in on this because im a kindred nice guy that just wants to help :) I aspire to become a vocalcoach and i hear stuffs in your voice that i think I can bring out.

    I belive it will make you in class of a professional singer, to bad il never get to know.

    Cheers bro and good luck with your singing

  9. Well this is also a part of my theory about this, sometimes mimicing the sound is not enough. What do we do? lol il probably write a book about this someday.

    Our voice reflects who we are and who we choose to be, our personalities is also reflected in our voice.

    There is soo mich we can change and experiment with, just to get closer to our desired sound.

    One if the true keys to minic a sound is understanding what type of person the one your trying to mimic is. Lets say your a supershy guy with a good voice wanting to sing dio, you think that will work out? No enviroment has to change and character needs to be changed.

  10. Well, Jens, I think that mimicking and trying the exact technique might be two different things, at times.

    But, to be fair, my own psychology comes into play, for me. How was I able to do the lowest note in "Silent Lucidity"? Yes, technically, it was fry. But I was not thinking technically when I was doing it. I was going by feel.

    Did I sound like Geoff? No. Do I care? No. Did I have fun? Yes. Am I all of a sudden a "baritone"? No. Am I still a tenor? Probably, but who cares? It's rock, not a cast part in an opera. Thanks to you, I don't need the labels so much, any more. Even I can learn something, some times. And the voice descriptions such as tenor, baritone, bass, etc., are really only applicable to an opera singer studying for or being cast for a role in an opera.

    In pop and rock, there are no fachs. There is no tenor or rock tenor or rock bass or rock baritone. There is just the singer, doing whatever he can do. What is good for the single goose is good for the gander of geese, right? :)

    And if we can do away with the fach descriptions in rock and metal, we can also do away with the idea that this or that sound is only achievable by this or that technique from this or that - what? Can't use a range description. I have just been taught that.

    So, create the sound however you can create the sound.

    I heard your song, it didnt sound like fry at all. So it doesnt matter what it "is" what matters is what it sounds like.

    the thing is learning to completly copy a singer takes loads of time and dedication, i just dont consider that a "lesser" choice than the one's that choose to sound like "themselves" whatever that now is...

    Also you know im against this "fach" crap more than anyone :)

    Remember just an half year back you stated " im a hightenor il never be able to go below c3" now your doing this and more.

    What choices a singer makes is up to the singer no route us good or bad just diffrent.

    We mimiced our parents

    We mimic vocal exercises

    We mimic vowels

    We mimic support

    We mimic styles

    We mimic songs

    Then we state we should not be trying to sound like anyone else and be ourself.

    Instead we should know what we are, a product of our enviroment.

    Why is this important?

    Because if we change the enviroment we can pull the voice towards our goals.

    It is completly possible, and it's what you did... You didnt stick with the "im a tenor cant hit lows" and that gave you results.

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