Singers: How to Develop Power the RIGHT Way (Have you discovered this?)

Learn to sing with true support and discover exactly where your singing power is supposed to be coming from! Lots of singers think they've found the right way to fully support their voice, but they also complain about getting tense or getting tired easily. Join me as a do a few slightly inventional exercises to help us recognize how much energy we can really tap into when we're doing it right!

[valderamusic]

How the hell is this guy not famous???? I mean teaching aside .... his voice is AMAZING! Better than anything on the radio today.

[samuelcf]

This made me finally "get" breath support

[RaoniFrancoVideos]

Man, the pooping technique is genius. I´ve seen many teachers explaining how to engage the right muscles for singing but none is as clear as this. Thanks!

[nightsdaystv]

THIS MAN SAVED MY VOICE, I was really screwing up my voice in a hardcore band and his videos with a little practice on the technique literally saved me from injury. love ya man! thanks for the quality free content!

[pleasingannie]

Great lesson! This is what vocal teachers are trying to construe when they say "sing from your diaphragm". Explaining how things are supposed to feel helps so much...awesome channel!

[WSGtr]

So far 19 people have actually shat themselves lol. Great video once again! :)

[Karettu]

Chris is Litterally giving info for free that costs heap of money with other teachers, this support thing changed my voice in instant

[christopherhickman]

Chris Liepe has the biggest balls ⚽️ 🏀 🏈 making all these crazy embarrassing sounds and helping us all out

[alrodri]

I do this and my abs shimmers now i feel like I just went to the gym

[MultiBadboy]

Oh, I think I finally get it now. So when we sing a phrase, the support muscles kind of dip, flex, and relax constantly to push the air upwards. I used to just constantly push air upwards without using those muscles like this; basically, I just locked them in place without those dips and blew a continuous stream of air always. It sounds much better and feels more natural like this. Thanks a lot.

[SP-mfsh]

Thank you for being the best vocal teacher on the internet! I'm not kidding. Most people don't get into detail like you..they say "sing from your stomach" and I'm like how?? Tell us!

[isynoptic]

My whole life I’ve done it wrong and all my muscle memory for vocals are merely bad habits so I must start from scratch… already I’m hearing a difference! Im not doing songs not doing words for the next good while, focusing only on developing proper diaphragmatic support. .. in about a month or two I’ll put up a before and after… That’s how confident I am with how much better it’s sounding. Thank you!

[humbellie]

Again I must thank you Chris, for 2 years now I’ve been working on vocals (even though I hate my own voice ) I finally got the courage to really let it hang on jam day and all I’ve heard is complainants, “you’ve really come a long way” “ that’s the best youve ever sounded” and it’s all because I found you and employed your teachings. Thank you brotha, keep up the good work

[mythsqueuemusic]

Been learning to sing seriously for almost a year and I just figured this out today, and alas I can sing freely it’s incredible ! On the right path finally

man, your videos are both funny and helpful, keep up the good work

[Bad_Phil]

Your vocal projections also remind me of Chris Daughtry at times!

[Realtimhe]

Great value! Even as a professional trained singer. Subscribed and belled

[isynoptic]

Uhh, I just blew the back out of my shorts, nailed it😎

On a more serious note, love this video! After first discovering it, I could hear major improvements. But after a little while, I noticed I would slowly start reverting back to my old habits, unintentionally of corse. So I’m always having to come back and re-sync.. this vid is crucial

[garrettparker]

Best singing teacher by far. You get straight to the point and have no boundaries for vocal expression. I was watching Ken Tamplin for a minute and he was a good singer but he didn’t strike me as good as a teacher as you.

[Chupacabramusic]

Those first takes in the booth sounded great man. The high notes on the brink of a crack but guarded sounded so good man