#1 HACK to finally fix your pitch problems! (no tuning req'd)

[@chrisliepe]

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[@keanepalmer7996]

my boy splurged and got that J-45!! sounds amazing!

[@roro_fosho]

I want to know what preamp my dude was running the sm7b multi-track song example through - those mics need a fair bit of juice in addition to a good performance

[@bobbalou7957]

that is the 1936 advanced jumbo! 🎸

[@benjaminvoloz8114]

This is so true! For years I thought I just couldn't sing in tune and I would be stuck with it forever if not for your courses. I cannot express how thankful I am.

[@pianissimo369]

After two minutes with a vocal teacher she fixed my pitch instantly. She just told me to stop using my jaw and lips to pronounce as if I were speaking. Instant success! Seriously I was gob smacked. This video is also one of those ah ha moments and totally connected. I was changing my placement during held notes and heard the modulation and was convinced it was incorrect support or bad pitch but it wasn't. It was just placement. Just a few of this type of golden tip can be a total game changer! Thanks so much Chris 🙏 Definitely going to get out my guitar tuner and play around with placement. So nice to have that visual feedback 👍

[@roro_fosho]

You're a legend Chris! Gotta follow the harmonic/resonant pathways. I feel like the pitch centering/placement adjustment is super easy to pick up on when whistling - like you can whistle a pitch but sometimes it feels like you're reaching for it, whereas if it's centered you have the right tension in the right muscles of your face/throat/mouth and no air is wasted... the note is projected strongly but it feels like you used less energy to do it. The breakpoints of the different registers are tough to get around. Great vid my dude, been meaning to take some lessons with you but time/money have been factors. Wish you had more vids on harmony, since I find it difficult to not sing the unison when I hear something. Thanks for the reminder on monitoring, especially as a lower baritone.

[@chrisliepe]

Thanks for watching and enjoying! I do have LOTS of videos on harmonies in my course Discover Your Voice... Harmonies are tricker to teach without confusion in one-off KZbin videos :) Something to look forward to when things align for you. Looking forward to working with you at some point!

[@FlowRen]

Totally diggin the way you teach mate !! Got a forever student in Australia, Melbourne aka Naarm 🙏

[@rickystephen6860]

Most helpful video I’ve watched on pitch yet. Thank you!

[@messedupet1875]

I think this is what I’ve been missing. Thank you Chris.

[@BennyVibes]

Stop being so damn informative and definitely stop being such a great teacher Chris

[@LuckeGabriel]

Yep this has definitely immediately improved things for me! Thanks again Chris!

[@altpropaganda7293]

This is solid advice. I struggle constantly with swallowing my notes and not many people seem to address the issue, its frustrating. I still struggle with this issue but have discovered the bringing the sound forward, there is a resonance sweet spot where everything opens up, sometimes when i’m singing through a song I will repeat to myself sing like your talking sing like your talking, idk why it works sometimes but it does.

[@adamlindall3208]

I have the exact same problems. My throat tightens when I sing E’s.

[@altpropaganda7293]

@@adamlindall3208 i’ve definitely noticed that there are certain notes around “transition” points that produce more tension in my voice and are super important to place correctly, if the placement is off on those it destabilizes the notes around them. D4 A3 weirdly A4 is another E4 and F4 fall apart if I’m tense on my D4.

[@MooseTheFields]

Solid video as always, sir. Appreciate the help I've gotten from your yt videos.

[@neilbonavita8623]

Wow, Chris, this is so cool. My pitch keeps getting better but I still struggle w/ being flat. I've been smiling away like an idiot with no real consistent change. I never thought about changing placement for pitch. This is such a great new variable. Thanks man. Since being in your classes, I've seen such a huge difference in my tone, range and overall sound. I just recorded myself on three songs and WOW! What a difference already. Now I can tweak the pitches that were flat. Thanks!! so so helpful.

[@fenderfox5080]

Good stuff Chris, I've been working on this same thing this week😂

[@NormanTiner]

That's genius. Never would have thought of this. Thanks Chris!

[@saintdumont5322]

I had and still have quiet trouble with pitch as a routined homestudio singer using headphones now singing a band, hearing myself through the PA... :-/ Now I bought a small PA system a cheap dynamic mic, play around. I really recommend this... Hearing yourself through PA speakers is very different than headphones... in my opinion...

[@personalacc_57928]

I love your Ado videos! Thanks for posting a new video for those who love singing and music.

[@festiveFurry]

oh that's awesome, thank you so much for your videos and lessons! I just started doing your lessons from the free course and I already feel an improvement! thanks again Chris 😍😍😍

[@dzamija922]

I think a big part of what the placement does is help us "hear" the note better via resonance, or via feel I guess. Having it forward and bright like that creates a better connection with the ear, gives it more treble, does "something" that helps the ear kind of pick up on the mistake, that it then just instinctively corrects.

[@ConstantineM]

I play guitar for 16 years and I have not bad ear. I mix and master music. But I suffer with singing. And problem is pitch. I need time to adjust my voice to pitch.

[@ambrooks5]

This is great advice. I have a lot of power but it can and does go to hell often lol. The struggle is real lol

[@franimal86]

This is meeee eee eeeeeee Thanks for the lesson!

[@davidwesley1073]

AMAZING!! ⚡️👊💫

[@jmerdsoy]

Funny, I'm in a session right now wrestling with this 😅 ... Thanks Chris!

[@jaibandroide]

i love you chris

[@WhaleBlueEye]

Good one! ✌️🎸✌️

[@NoUsernamae]

Hmm i think i actually have pitch problems because i *think* I have a forward placement a lot but i still am unable to be on pitch when singing. And the sucky problem is I find it hard to focus on comparing my sound to the music/original singer so I can't tell if im flat or sharp much but if someone points it out i can hear it clearly. Or for instance if my guitar is flat or sharp by 15-20 cents I can tell easily but i struggle to make my mind to do the comparison with my voice. I will keep this advice in mind because it's possible I'm wrong and this really is the problem. I think i may just not have th control developed yet and not being able to focus on it and hear it makes it harder to consciously make better. Ps: really like your ado videos, and looking forward to the dimash video, hehe

[@SarcasticTruth77]

My first serious instruction came from Roger Love's materials. He's coached many Pop stars, so figured he was reasonably qualified. He strongly drives home that singers should try to drop their larynx as much as possible. The understanding I got at the time was it avoided nasal sound, and made it easier to sing runs. I practiced "gug gug gug" and similar a lot, trying to make it a habit. It seemed to help. I stopped feeling tight, or like I was straining to hit notes, particularly middle voice notes, but still feel I'm always just a tiny bit flat or sharp. I've watched lots of your videos, and your demonstrations back up what you say. Is Roger wrong? Is he right in terms of it being a good loosening process, but not a good way to sing normally?

[@landon2050]

Chris!!! Chris has a new song called Pieces its AMAZING you should definitely give it a listen

[@phosphorusmusick]

What if I want to swallow and darken the notes I'm singing? 😋 Could accuracy still be achieved? I love singing lower passages with that yawny swallowed sound. Haven't encountered problems with that too much. I could try it with a tuner, though, and see how it influences pitch.

[@chrisliepe]

Yes, it is absolutely possible to shape the sound for a darker, mellower sound and still place the sound in a way that doesn't draw you flat. I have LOTS of exercises for this in my course Discover Your Voice!

[@anemandaane5183]

Yes !

[@kamilDX1]

Chris, amazing video, however I and other singer wannabes who are their best at singing that I talked to, we all have a bit different issue. Of course, being confident in singing on pitch is important, but to be honest my biggest problem is not if I am singing on pitch, but what pitch am i even supossed to sing at. Like, if i want to sing let's say Mad World by Gary Jules. I don't really know what pitch am I supossed to even target, because i don't know what pitch he is singing at if that makes sense. How do I know what pitches to even sing? Sometimes I find vocal notation online, and I can work my way from there, but that's not possible for every song. Coul you maybe in a future do something like "How to learn a song from ground up", where you walk us through how you learn songs from the basic on what range is he/she singing at and then trying to reproduce the pitch etc. I would kill for a vidoe like that.

[@chrisliepe]

You would REALLY connect with my dedicated ear-training program. You can find it at mymusicalvoice.com !! Let me know if you have any questions after looking that program over. You can just email me directly at [e-mail].

[@PinkFloydMuser]

Could you please analyse Ville Valo's voice? 🙏

[@Olkam-w5u]

【LIVE映像】うっせぇわ　喜劇〜カムパネルラ〜蜃気楼〜マーズ【Ado】 - and here is a fresh live performance of her most famous song. A good blow to the head )

[@maciejdoro541]

Thank you for this video. Please tell me how can I have this forward placement? I have tried different ways and still can't. Are there any exercises for forward placement? 🙂

[@chrisliepe]

Yes, search my channel on "forward placement" I've done a couple videos about it.

[@voltraval2037]

you should check out 堕天 by Creepy Nuts or Yoasobi - Idol. they both have amazing vocals!

[@GabrielErikAlexmarski]

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[@kirill00722]

please tell me how he sings his songs scarlxrd??

[@mangomemes7698]

You should make a reaction of "life is full of dreams" by sheena ringo. Sheena ringo is an absolute legend i would appriciate if you react to her aswell.

[@jMerkyJJ]

Looks like Duchamp original in your studios.

[@chrisliepe]

The urinal? I guess it is a little messy :)

[@jMerkyJJ]

@chrisliepe no, your intro clip. One of the speaks yes does look like a toilet.. sorry love you Chris...thought it would make you laugh..the clip where your singing....

[@chrisliepe]

@@jMerkyJJ oh haha... I can't unsee it now... THANKS!! :)

[@jMerkyJJ]

@chrisliepe sorry man...know you're an artist. The thing was just shouting ready made

[@beehype46and2]

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[@fahimmuchivocalstudio]

NGL but this was super helpful so I'll be sure to use this for my students! Thanks a lot Chris! I have a request, would it be possible for you to analyse this singer's voice? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIukqZtmft2Ijpo he has this amazing unique tonality in this voice, this sort of raspy/husky tone and yet he can take that sound super high without loosing that trait! Thanks in advance Chris!

[@danilodevil..]

Why you strum a G if you are gonna sing a B? I don't understand...

[@chrisliepe]

Just felt like a good note over the chord. You could do the same exercise with a g if you want.

[@danilodevil..]

@@chrisliepe ok, it's clear to me now, thank you

[@insanejughead]

I've noticed that singing, strumming, and plucking a bass (all on the same note) sounds boring. Use all the instruments to help shape the chords of the song.