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[cwehden]

Heya just to let people know I'm coaching voice on Wednesday's over Zoom / Skype, email in description for enquiries, Carl.

[pete]

Great video. "Sing like you speak" should be interpreted as singing with the same lack of inhibition and emotional freedom as you speak with. Like you said people often can speak in dynamic ways with a wide pitch range and various inflections but when they go to sing their mind goes into "singing mode" and a lot of the good speaking mechanics of their voice get walled off once they are in that "mode". Singing is really passionate dynamic speech while adhering to musical rules. People often think that "singing like you speak" means singing in a very dull monotone way, except its not because people typically don't speak like that especially if they are speaking about something they are passionate about. I guess the hard part is using your voice in a similar free way that you speak with while still staying within musical constraints. This is of course all still a work in progress for me as well.

[realdeal]

"when you're a hard case" 😳😆 I'm scared to sing in front of people.. I can sing but I don't think I'm good enough 😩

[stefantrisic-produktivnost]

I found you through Rachad of RnB Singing Lessons. I love his method and decided to check you out. This video is so true and great to hear from an experienced coach that this is how it works

[mrbard]

I have just found your channel and its came at a great time. The way you describe singing and the journey that is happening as you climb the mountainside is so intriguing. You got a sub from me.

[RonH_music]

Great to see you Brother! You are simply talented, smart & honest.

[raymart]

Hey Carl nice too see you again sir! I learned a lot in this vid even though im not a singer 😅. Good day! Take care everyone

[ronnieblanchet]

Nice. God bless ya man. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. The simpler we keep it the better-and when we need to focus on something particularly, we attack the problem and move on to the next. If we pray that The Lord guides us, he will surely show us the way. If it ain’t for Him, singing is meaningless anyway. God bless you grateful man

-Ronnie

[dwheel]

Spot on! This was very helpful. Thank you!

[danmclaren]

You made a new video! That's great. Good content.

[mattitudeaskinsfan]

Good teaching - the mind is the last thing to realize what it means to sing naturally

Great book below

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[navshin]

Hey! i really like your reactions to singers vocals, and i’d like you to do one reaction video for jimin’s recent song “with you” it’s so beautiful and it’s his first time to sing a ballad song, I’m really excited to hear your opinion about it! thank you

[barryhunks]

Thank you Carl for another very insightful video! If you are accepting ideas for other videos... I would love to see a list of all the different drills/scales you do, with a good example of each; and the purpose of each; and what to feel or listen for in each. It would really help to develop my daily training sessions... like you say, we are not getting this info anywhere else😊

[paradisepipeco]

*_"I can't sing, I ain't pretty, and my legs are thin."_*
~~ Peter Green (1946-2020)

[EphemeralProductions]

You sound so much like Joel Smallbone (when talking). Even though he’s Australian and you’re English! lol he has a similar accent

[frozenyeti]

Anyone else find about cord closure from these videos and it’s changed everything. I’m just trying to work out the difference between cord closure and focusing energy in the mask kinda confusing 😷

[Johnwilkinsonofficial]

i find that the process in improving in singing is the toughest to pin down of any ability ive ever developed. you can hit all right notes and suck so so bad. i think a lot of what pros do so well is handle words.

[prior]

im definitely a hard case, have been all my life. whereas people like my brother he taught himself how to sing one summer and it just came so easy to him, higher notes and all. it kinda sucks because im the one that's always wanted to be the artist, had to grow up with family members telling me to stop singing and everything because they would get annoyed of me trying to teach myself lol

[I_Am_Midnight-i]

Hello Carl. First of all, thanks for putting these lessons out there for us who can't afford it, and all the great work that you do. I have a problem. I'm having trouble in my first bridge, specifically in the c4 to f4 area, and above that, my sound becomes too "whiney" (I wonder why this happens) and I'm unable to maintain the same timbre of my voice that I have when I'm singing lower, I heard other vocal coaches said to open the vocal track more, and when I try it does sound a bit better but I feel the resonance becomes too trapped in the back of my throat, and my sound becomes less bright, somehow weak and I lose some of the bright ping and become a bit strained (it feels like I fall back in my throat)

My second problem is a tension problem, my larynx falls a bit out of place (I know the larynx isn't supposed to be completely fixed and moveless) but my larynx moves too much, and I suspect it might be a problem with my tongue or the muscles under my chin that are moving it. Do you have any tips? I would greatly appreciate them or if you direct me to some of your videos explaining this. This is important to me because I'm looking for a stable timbre in my voice that sound beautiful and can be reliable and if my larynx is moving like crazy then I cannot accomplish this. I'm also saving some money to be able to get a vocal lesson with you, so I'll send you an email when I save enough

Thank you

[windwind]

Yeah it is the other channel and this video was uploaded to the other one...😯