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[@chrisliepe]

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[@charleshelf6760]

My dude, it's so clear how well you know your stuff that it almost isn't funny. Listening to you not only talk about the various vocal differences and techniques, but give actual live examples with your own voice, is probably the most I've ever seen a vocal coach nerd out over this stuff. And that's a genuinely awesome thing. You are truly dedicated to your craft, and I cannot applaud you enough for it!

[@DefagoLion]

Finally someone addressed that they just have different style and approach. I don't think Emily is bad but she just have different note and approach. She probably rocks the new songs that was made for her. New single already pretty damn catchy and great.

[@RetzyWilliams]

I liked the analysis of Kurt Cobain into here. She definitely feels more Grunge rock star, she acts that way on stage too

[@treverpitts]

facts

[@BackyardAquatics-o2m]

and nothing wrong with that

[@treverpitts]

@@BackyardAquatics-o2m her voice reminds me of New Years Day!

[@JaxTheRiffer]

I first heard her voice in her cover of Heart Shaped Box and I loved it, almost more than the original. She is definitely a grunge singer more than a metal one, but she does a great job anyways.

[@MRSludgedude]

She stands like layne Staley on the mic.

[@nathansmith891]

I don't think people understand how much Mike influenced Chester's vocal style. I think everyone is going to be surprised at how Emily's voice evolves after working with Mike more.

[@chrisliepe]

Agreed! Mike is a MASTER producer and amplifier of talent!

[@fallinginthed33p]

There are good BTS vids of Mike and Chester going back and forth on vocal takes and different vocal approaches. Mike's a decent singer but he's one heck of a producer.

[@nathansmith891]

@@fallinginthed33p exactly. Mike would really guide him on placements and where to push and pull back on the harsh vocals. You can hear how much more dynamic Chester is from Grey Daze to the Hybrid Theory album. He was definitely talented l, but Mike was really able to help him tighten up everything and become the force he was.

[@maklo9385]

@@fallinginthed33p can you send link ?

[@CrushTmrw]

I heard They’ve been working together for like 4 years

[@SaberOW]

Emily definitely never screamed as much on Dead Sara stuff compared to the LP tracks so curious how she will progress as time goes by. Hopefully she takes care of her voice, Chester's weakened over the years because of all the screaming sadly.

[@tdvcyt2534]

That One Steo Closer performance from Chester is from 2014, 3 years before his death. His screams were still amazing there

[@SaberOW]

@@tdvcyt2534 Yes he still sounded amazing of course. Just not as strong as early 2000s is what I'm saying.

[@eliteiel9747]

@@SaberOW Dont think his screaming weakened, but his stamina did. When he went full out he could scream like 2003 and in Lima Peru 2017 live he sounded like 2012, but I think because of age his voice couldn't recover as fast anymore which is probably why he sounded kind of hoarse.

[@eliteiel9747]

The bridge of From The Inside Live at Southside Festival 2017 shows off that he could still scream insaely well. His screams there sound better than milton keynes imo

[@SaberOW]

@@eliteiel9747 Yeah that could be the case

[@petersidoruk7895]

Apples and oranges. Emily is here to keep Chester’s memory alive and move the band forward. She has never claimed to be Chester’s

[@JoshHRify]

Great comment, I like the analysis but he kept going back to so-called missing things from Emily. She is different and also awesome. 😎

[@revan91m]

maybe i am wrong but it seems that female vocalists often push less and choose the "safest" approach and therefore are less prone to losing their voice. emily sounds like shes holding back and i think it is a good thing. she is 38 years old and now has to perform all this hard songs for two hours which was very hard for chester himself. it is funny to me when i see some comments about her not hitting 100% of the notes. That setlist is nearly impossible to perform perfect. nice video btw!

[@chrisliepe]

Check out Lauren Babic. I wouldn’t say she pushes less. She’s pretty brutal, but she is safe, healthy and varied with her approach!

[@GabiBrooks]

I have to say, as a female screamer I feel like it's the opposite. I feel like we have to push more because we sound thinner naturally and we usually try to compensate. That and the fact that we have less lung capacity makes it necessary to do so. I think it sounds more relaxed just cause there's less low overtones to it generally, but Emily clearly makes a lot of effort.

[@KamoMustafaWWE]

I wouldn't say holding back. I would say she found what was comfortable for her and what works for her voice. Then again, the music was not written for her, so she might not feel as passionate about it as Chester was, because he felt it. She's doing the best she can with it, but not trying to be Chester. She may take a different approach when it comes to her own music and that will be found out when the album comes.

[@chrisliepe]

It's like Chester says in THIS video! We can all learn to "relax" into our voices when screaming. We can push too... A balance is the right approach, and we all have to experiment to find our own balances.

[@ЯнаВласова-о1л]

Так не хрен петь старое. Начинаете с нуля - так и начинайте

[@LapisWalker]

God, I miss Chester so much. 😔💜

[@light.mmichael5367]

Finally in fond someone competent to talk about those things... Bravos.

[@MikeyMT89]

I'm not a singer, not musically gifted or even understand half the stuff like techniques etc you go on about in these videos, but I love these videos and your channel. Lots of love to you my friend.

[@suisinghoraceho2403]

I concur, even though I understand even less. Maybe a fifth to a quarter 😂😂😂

[@Zalagar619]

I'm just now seeing this video now on Christmas 2024, but I can say after listening to the Linkin Park's Concerts from Brazil and I think Germany? from November, she is already very different sounding and more comfortable and melding in with the band very well. I was very surprised how much improvement and comfortability for lack of a better term, she has had in such a short time! Very much looking forward to see how She/Linkin Park evolve in time!

[@nathansmith891]

Chester switched up a lot of his techniques over time. Especially on the "shut up" part of One step closer. On Live in Texas he does closer to what it is on the album. He started throwing in the deeper stuff later on. I wonder if it was to give his voice a little bit of a rest during songs like that. He pretty much quit doing Crawling as the original version, and they started doing that piano version.

[@DychesFam]

This analysis was awesome! Super impressed with your vocal range and talent on demand. Well done brother!

[@MrRizeAG]

You should really watch her Kia Forum performance. She doesn't have any of the problems of the livestream. She annihilates every song, especially Keys to the Kingdom toward the end. At the recent NYC show she also did a crazy improvised 8 second scream during the outro of Faint that sounded so effortless and gnarly. She definitely had nerves during the livestream, but those are all gone. Frankly, even Mike sounded worse during the livestream compared to how well he killed it at the last two shows.

[@XxSEETH3RxX]

Yes and it shows her chest voice low growl as well.

[@1zzfegirl]

I was fortunate enough to see her at New York and it was incredible seeing her improvement since the livestream. What’s a show.

[@Delok.]

i reckon there was a bunch of nerves involved during that first performance, as there were a lot of unknown or new factors.

[@Mcs983]

She actually had 😂

[@nicolekho7791]

I just looked up that Faint improvised scream, amazing, thanks for sharing

[@jessehutchings]

Chester could do it all. Fkn legendary

[@missc2896]

Chester had a talented way of screaming and singing combined. It was controlled. He would often scream the lyrics while singing a broad range while being completely in tune. Very talented singer.

[@feoltmanns7624]

@missc2896 - absolutely spot on - Qwerty is the perfect example of Chester’s screaming/singing

[@LoneRanger-x2e]

Enjoyed the analysis but not sure I agree with some of your comments. She doesn't need to do the same techniques Chester did, she's not a replacement, she is her own thing and I think her voice is perfect as it is and this she represents the new era for the band. Maybe her voice will evolve in different ways singing with the band but she doesn't have to be a copy to sound great. Linkin Park with Chester will always stay in our hearts, there's enough space for both of them.

[@JIMWESTDG]

When you were going over that one section, the one with "break" being lower, and talking about it being more of a "gagging" typr sensation and coming from up there, that helped me actually hit the lower and more gutteral sounding scream I've been trying to hit for YEARS now 😀. I've never heard it described that way before (if you did in previous videos, then i guess it just didn't stick then lol 😅) and it CLICKED!! Thanks Chris 😁🤘

[@EversonBernardes]

Her distortion definitely is a lot looser sounding and has a lot more note to it. She's been leaning on it more for the older songs for the concerts than she did at the livestream. It has a pretty dynamic onset and exit, so it gives the harsh vocals a lot more of an unhinged, chaotic feeling.

[@fallinginthed33p]

Layne Staley, in a way. There's a chaotic, almost demonic sound to his screams.

[@metalmax2852]

she's using her true vocal chords instead of falsechords, it's damaging her voice throughout the set and this type of scream is more air consuming that's why she can't hold the Given Up scream for long, hope she will learn a different technique

[@EversonBernardes]

@@metalmax2852 what a load of BS 😂😂

[@fallinginthed33p]

@@EversonBernardes It sure is. She did a long scream on a new song from the new album at the NY and Hamburg shows

[@XxSEETH3RxX]

​@metalmax2852 No, she isn't. She didn't just start singing and screaming two weeks ago. She's been doing it for twenty years and has never hurt her voice. She knows technique

[@rttp-righttothepoint6656]

You do one of the best breakdowns I’ve seen and I’ve seen a ton of vocal coaches. Many just constantly use their 10 dollar words to describe a sound but does that really teach you how to do it? Like it involves increasing frenal space, retracting, the false vocal folds, and optimizing the position and articulators, like the soft palette, lyrics, jaw, and tongue. ….wut? Compared to your description what your body needs to do to make it sound correct. Simply explaining how it’s like vomiting instantly made me understand and instantly made me be able to do it correctly. Vs just mimicking the “sound” but not accurately. So props mate. Rip Chester. He was so good. I just wish he would have recorded a verse. “SHUT YOUR MOUTH WHEN YOUR TALKING TO ME. SHUT UPPPP.” Your friend was just okay singer but he would be amazing at voice acting

[@SuperMBURN]

I love the detailed breakdown and comparison between their screams. I’ve always had a “good ear” and have noticed so many ways Chester used his voice in his songs. I’m no musician, but I appreciate all kinds of music. It’s fascinating! Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@tclapson]

Haha 😂😂😂 it's so funny when you hear your impressions and then the voice starts to wobble... I can't help but break out into laughter 😁🤣

[@indiokyo]

This voice breakdown is ridiculously amazing plus doing sample!?🐐

[@LaeLiHeart]

i’d rather here you do chester’s old songs than emily, ypit just sounds like you put more heart into it

[@machinedgod]

Awesome video Chris, you're getting so damn good at hearing these differences in sound and biological processes that make them happen. A real joy to listen!

[@Jens1LA]

Fascinating, never knew there was so much into it like that 🤯

[@shubhamchandra9258]

Range + scream = Mind Blown Chester did a lot of that effortlessly. And he switched between singing and screaming so efficiently we wouldn't even notice.

[@feoltmanns7624]

Qwerty is a great example of how Chester could switch between singing and screaming.

[@ProducerJames91]

0:20 you needed to say this, and without this warning, and by just looking at the title, i was about to say your missing the most important fact about the professional replacement of Chester....(note that i said professional replacement, and not emotional, or expressive replacement of Chester.)

[@aljone.7046]

Not a vocal expert, but I think Emotion adds spice to the screams, look at how Chester's emotion when singing the songs and how he sweats heavily on stage when he's all out, and switching from calm to scream is so smooth while doing 8+ songs live is fucking amazing. damn

[@zettacreative7596]

Nah bro. Watch Saliva's lives with Bobby Amaru. He often got poker face but he sings and screams harder than Chester

[@vosoryan]

At first I read this as "I think Eminem adds spice to the screams" and I was confused

[@chrislastname1994]

Emotion has everything to do with it. The emotion Chester poured into the music is what made it so good.

[@GrayneTechno]

I kinda like your own personal scream the most out of either of theres. Ive heard it a few times in videos and i dig it.

[@raythomas]

This was fascinating, love how you delved into this at a level that makes educated, data driven sense vs emotional comparison.

[@gomilopez1]

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! Appreciate you listening to Weatherman! I loved this way too much! All the knowledge I've gained from watching your videos! Now I understand and can recognize those things live now! It was amazing seeing her live, and being able to pinpoint the techniques! I'll never appreciate your explanations enough! You're an amazing person and I'm always looking forward to your breakdowns! Thank you again! Gotta love em' all!

[@lippi2171]

During heavy choruses (like Meteora songs) Chester not just flat-out screamed but used a very colorful blend of singing and screaming, being in control of it all the time. Emily's screams seem more like a Kurt Cobain-esque desperate flat out throat ripping, which sadly doesn't sound healthy to me at all. I like that she's passionate about it though!!

[@soze2440]

idk, she looks so chill while doing them. Looks and sounds almost effortless

[@matiaspereyra9375]

Chester had such a precisce control over the amount of grit and distortion he could jump in and out of with his voice it at different hues and colors, completley confusing adept listners as to where his transitions lied, And the distortion itself was always clean and harmonically produced many pleasing edgy overtones. and often times sounded like a self-harmonizing vocal effect. The height of Chesters vocal prowess lied between 2004-2008. Between those years, especially 2007 he was an absolute war machine, afterwards Chester lost the very middleground of an aggressive clean classic rock sound. It is pretty obvious in more middle ground sections where he would masterfully execute this like faint or bleed it out, he no longer had the ability to blend those sounds as well and opted to either not distort, or go at a full distortion that sounded a lot throatier and sizzly. I honestly believe that after The Hunting Party Chester intutivley knew this and helped push for the more clean sounds of One More Light. I feel like this is where Emily is at. She has an incredible voice, but she either goes at an overly distorted mode or a sound that is pure and clean with little hues in between and without much of the carefully laced dynamics and nuance Chester at his prime sang with. And sadly the distortion itself is plagued with constriction and very dirty overtones that sound clenched instead of freed. Its honestly impressive she can do that as much as she has, but its obvious by the amount of shakiness and cracks through some songs that a fully scheduled tour would annihlate her. I still like her, and even though some LP songs could use some work, Emptiness Machine sounds amazing with Emily clearly being who she is vocally without any pressure

[@RoseSparr]

I agree with almost everything you said. Ultimately I think trying to imitate Chester would be a mistake. He was an absolute monster with that voice. If she tries to duplicate him I think she would end up destroying her chords. I assume they will start writing more for her voice. Then fans can decide if they are into it or not. Chester had that 1 in a billion voice. Casually screaming with so much nuance. The guy was magic.

[@johnnyriffs]

”This is her approach to screaming”. Yes, sometimes when it might sound like her voice ‘cracks’ live, that’s basically what she does on the studio albums as well. (Probably some nerves at the first show though) I still think it sounds great, and it makes her voice feel more ‘real’ and human. To me, it’s part of her unique style. I love the last 2 minutes of this song for example even if I wouldnt call the screaming ”perfect”: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHm0aqB9eJilmZIsi=RATjenMxkAVHZdma

[@str8blunt286]

Great break down of the voices. But always Chester #1 for me. Definitely can't be replaced. Just my opinion ✌️

[@MeiDei6289]

Great idea for a video. I hope this gets a billion views!

[@cathysnider8717]

Fantastic video 🤩 Supper helpful hearing a comparison of the different techniques to produce different sounds and having you break them down and recreate them. I greatly respect that you bring your teaching philosophy of try everything judge nothing into this comparison. There is no judgment just careful observation and helpful instruction. 🙌🌟🙏

[@JoshHRify]

@chrisliepe you should do another analysis down the road, this one is based on her debut show and compared to a many shows of Chester. She already improved a lot. Not to mention how ballsy she is to take over the band! 🎉

[@Samuel-qe9lj]

Great breakdown of the difference and Andy is awesome… just how relax he look doing it

[@moniquerichards6099]

This was fun to watch, Thank you.

[@vincebty]

When Chester screaming he's like fighting to the one inside his head

[@Dekutard]

another banger. ima have to study this one again while i practice. thanks chris

[@suisinghoraceho2403]

That first low roam from Chester. God, I’ve listened to this song so many times, today is the first time I actually consciously registering it.

[@phosphorusmusick]

Splendid analysis again, Chris! Learning a lot once more! I always felt like Kurt's voice lets out more air when he screams or sings raspy. It sounds not just looser but also more breathy to me, which gives it this broken up sound. Emily's technique seems quite similiar!

[@Kram-u40]

Chesters scream is the best

[@TakiGamesOfficial]

I came here from looking up this new LP singer she sounds great tbh, nothing wrong with changing it up. Love the vibes here. Good commentary and knowledge of technicality, love how you can take apart the voices and demonstrate using your own voice which sounds great as well! Not sure if it will ever happen considering I couldn’t find game OST reactions here but I’d love to see a reaction to Cosmograph’s Burn it All, Red Ash, or Daybreak tracks. Nikke has some really good vocals in some of their songs. Some of the best music I’ve heard in a game.

[@OrManFTW]

What do you think about Emily's screams from a health perspective? In her previous band, even though she also screamed, it was with less intensity. I'm wondering if Chester's songs and the greater intensity of screaming are having any impact on her voice. (Chester, towards the end, screamed very little, and you could see a huge difference in his vocals)

[@chrisliepe]

They sound healthy, sustainable and fine to me :)

[@robfraser33]

I used to be a Marine Corps drill instructor and so wish I could have learned some of these lessons back then. A lot of folks could have saved their voice by practicing some of these methods. Had to learn on the fly and by then most people vocal chords are trashed.

[@alexandrevaz-filion783]

Now that you have done a screaming analysis, would be interesting if you review Keys to the Kingdom. Both Emily live and Chester on the album since they never did it live.

[@Gladiatus121]

I recommend you check out the Faint's performance at the concert in Brooklyn.

[@PROPHYZ]

11:31 HOLY SHIT, this was amazing

[@adamperry3327]

If you compare the studio screaming from One Step Closer to Emily's scream, it's a bit closer, but his *live* screams and studio meteora+ seem to be a lot more fleshed out. It seems like Chesters screaming maybe wasn't as developed when he recorded Hybrid Theory. It would be cool if Emily can flesh out her scream similarly over time.

[@rimagaraeva4121]

Thank you for this video.

[@datotedoradze5111]

Hey chris, i remembered this video of your reaction to one step closer screams, listening to LPs Live In Riyadh at the 2024 Soundstorm festival 3 days ago, consider reacting when you will have LP reaction video in your schedule, if we get good footage from that show (there is OKish footage of almost full show, and on faint emily went INSANE, cosidering she had flu)

[@AtomizedSound]

If the controversy blows over which I think it will with time then it’s a good move for future LP fans and all. There will always be room in the past for what they have done and I think the only issue is her background and not her talent or technique for taking over Chester’s place.

[@roachasaurus2020]

There is no controversy, just lazy internet detectives.

[@muzhafarazhar_mngaming]

Chris please check on their new single Heavy is the crown you can analyze Emily scream. You did great job figuring the differences. Thank you for the vocal range explaination. I feel like I want to learn how to scream now 😂

[@SteinSteve117]

Interesting find there at the end, that as you said: 'we know the technique is there we just havent heard it as much from Emily yet'. Its crazy to me how skilled she is and I love the sound of her voice too, who knows if she wont lean more into that on the album or on live shows in maybe a year or so, but I think shes only gonna get better from here on. Also her live performance from the Kia forum is sound wise crazy close to perfection I enjoy it a lot, sounds way better than the very first performance. would love if you would find something interesting in there to make another interesting video about lol

[@KamoMustafaWWE]

Everytime I hear Emily, I become a bigger fan of her. I might just start listening to some of her old music. Thanks Chris. 7:29 "This is also Chesty"😂

[@zdenekdolezal9646]

Start with her Drum DIves. :D (Nothing to hear there tho :D )

[@Axys_0_Rex]

@@zdenekdolezal9646 Ah that's why Rob left

[@nicolascomtesse7831]

Such an excellent analysis! Thank you for all the work and keep going please I felt everything you said

[@bynmnvdlri]

I see Chris upload video, I click like button

[@noise7996]

Very helpful, I always find it's hard to be so powerful like Chester was, maybe this is the point I didn't realize.

[@mcjackspaz]

Really insightful! Thank you Chris ^-^

[@helamanavalos9806]

I saw her on the last live with Linking Park in Seoul and she already improved a lot, she killed all the screaams

[@Americanexotic14388]

Emily has what it takes to get her voice on par with the right coach she'll get it!

[@dancin2techno]

God Chester was good. I can't imagine even trying to fill his shoes. Kudos to Emily. That pressure is insane. She's handled it all well on top of the controversy. It's different, but it fits.

[@thereallordbradford]

Emily = screaming Chester= pain

[@GrungePopRecords]

Fascinating 100%

[@jasonbodden8816]

In the concert after the livestream, she actually sounded a good bit better and that concert was twice as long. Listen to more recent Dead Sara stuff. She has more control of her screaming/ scream singing there but I agree with you. She has a much looser and "wilder" approach than Chester said. I think she's an incredible singer but I also think she'll learn more control and diverse textures with her screams/scream singing. Chester had amazing technique and I'm confident that Emily will learn healthier technique the more she works with Mike and the band. From a purely technical standpoint, I think Chester had better technique than Emily does with the scream singing for sure. Emily's voice is amazing and she'll only get better from here on out so I'm looking forward to hearing her voice as she gets multiple Linkin Park albums under her belt. I'm here for Emily's evolution :) Chris, I f*cking LOVE your vocal breakdowns and your whole vibe, man. Been following you for a while now. Oh, and you have a ridiculously amazing voice!

[@aidenatorx99]

I saw someone comment on a video that Chester sang with pain, Emily with rage and I think that’s a decent way to quickly differentiate their styles. Not to say Chester never sang with rage or vice versa but I think it’s a nice, simple way to describe their styles

[@dinagiann9163]

but idk why she reminds me a lot of Chester's energy .I am very satisfied and given her age she has so mush to learn and improve

[@AwareWolfOnWheels]

Fans are pissed Emily joined LP but imagine how upset they'd be if Jared Leto got the gig? 🤣

[@akakaptin6382]

I can’t but help that I hear Morty in your voice as you describe how her style approach is

[@KevBKyle]

Can you analyze Ivo Rosario from Hybrid Theory Tribute Band? 👀

[@rayvantassel9592]

Yes, Chestier Bennington!

[@slayabouts]

I think a good vocalist you’d like to listen to is Luke Bentham of The Dirty Nil. He’s got a great sense of vocal melody and a good vocal breakup. He’s got almost an oldies sense of vocal melody and mixes that with a punk rock edge. Master Volume is my favorite album of theirs and showcases his vocal breakup a lot more

[@NeverlandSystemPixie]

I am so vibing with Emily... I LOVE this is not a "replacement", but a new sound and keeping their history while making new moves. I LOVE THIS.

[@dak2515]

LINKIN PARK DEBUT “Heavy is the Crown” HAMBURG

[@evooke7070]

Do you think she just hasn't mastered or "found her zone" when it comes to screaming? or is that just her voice? (not saying it's bad.. just curious).

[@cliffykus]

Her voice is so raw, Mike Shinoda must have been steering Chester into the sound that LP should have.

[@michaelmccormick611]

This song the weatherman sounds like similar to warrior soul if you remember that band

[@DrakhoniK]

Great video!!!!! I would love to see your vocal analysis for Spiritbox's new song, Soft Spine

[@clarisagrundhoefer3935]

Do you do vocal coaching to teach people how to scream?! ❤

[@chrisliepe]

Yes! Head to mymusicalvoice.com to see all the courses I've collaborated on with amazing artists!

[@amandawarr9838]

Thanks, I knew something felt inconsistent about Emily's screams, but I couldn't understand what she was doing to cause it.

[@onstrangertidesproject]

I still missing the dimensional Element in Emilys screams and the emotions. Her screams are kinda oldschool Hardcore very straight way. Chester was able to bring in way more depth into it.

[@XLIVLP]

Sometimes when she pushes her vocals hard, she sounds like Nelson from the Simpsons...

[@WageSlavery]

Hey! Not sure where to post this, but I would like to request a Silent Theory vocal analysis if you have time! "The Cracks", "For What It's Worth", "Made Me This Way", "Sticks and Stones", "The Price". Take your pick :)

[@vizeath]

I didn't think I needed this because I honestly don't care about the news since I only listen to Linkin Park's old/early albums anyway. But it's nice to learn about this.

[@merryzzbss]

I believe Emily is neither superior nor inferior to Chester; each possesses their own unique greatness.

[@reactionviewer]

Interesting breakdown.

[@DakotaDS]

Beautiful my friend!

[@billmarlon]

I think she could not scream as it needed. She’s screaming on vocal cords , instead of false cords . And as she sounds hurting cuz she’s damaging her voice as fuck.

[@3DSergo]

It doesn't seem like she is using a proper fry scream, which is what you show and what Cheater does. Her "scream" seems unsafe for me, it sounds like she is just pushing more air into her regular gritty singing so it sounds more like a scream, it doesn't sound that she is getting it from a relaxed head voice. That's a lot more air pushed than what fry scream requires. She will won't be able to hold anywhere close on let's say given up and she will sound thin, cause more air = squeal and not fat scream.

[@Whageca]

Has anyone taken Chris's course? I've been interested in it for a while and when you buy you can get an initual lesson with him but I'm wondering if its possible to get future lessons as well.

[@chrisliepe]

Hey! There IS an option to enroll with a private consult and yes, there are all sorts of opportunities for continued face-to-face interaction with me on an ongoing basis. Email [e-mail] if you have any other questions :) !

[@Whageca]

@@chrisliepe thanks! I'll reach out.

[@ikaros110]

the lessons are great, been in several courses. It certainly inspired me to play around with my voice in many different ways and now I'm proud of the arsenal of different tones and sounds that I have found which are unique to my voice :D I feel like Chris's approach is great mindset wise, it's hilarious to do the weird noises and exercises and it yields great results (in my experience) EDIT: Also I might add, he's a master at making me feel comfortable sounding bad, which is the first step to experimenting. Watching him be all silly and funny with it inspires me to do the same, which is DEFINITELY the most important thing in singing - to not judge yourself and your tone when you are trying out new things!

[@Whageca]

@@ikaros110 when you say several courses do you mean within his discover your voice course, or do you mean other ones?

[@awarewolf4313]

Hey Chris! I love your work so much! I found your channel as a Ren fan! Please please please do a review of LP - Lost on You (live) That song has over a BILLION and a half views. It's a seriously life changing song! They (LP laura pergolizzi, they/them) have written songs for Rhianna, Christina Aguilera, Céline and more. Also, LP does a live version of their song "One That You Love" (live on a rooftop in france i believe) which contains one single 15 second note that I would seriously pack up and dedicate my life to if I could!! Lol LP is another rabbit hole of awesomeness that I would say is similar to when I heard Ren for the first time. You won't be disappointed I promise!!!

[@jessehutchings]

7:57 Also, peep how massive of a pitch jump that was. He went from super high to super low. You almost never see singers do that even when death metal screaming is their bread and butter.

[@zandergrahamz]

we have to remember that these are two different singers with different styles of singing, just like we have different F1 drivers playing the same game but with different tactics of winning the race. So when it comes to Emily and Chester, they each have their different ways of dong their singing. Let's not also forget that a woman's vocals is not the same as a man's. so hearing Emily do the scream the way she's doing it, we all need to give her credit for doing what many cannot do. And she's not here to be Chester, she's here to be Emily.

[@hostdreamer]

Hi Chris, belated Happy Birthday, your direct voice comparison between Chester and Emily is beautifully portrayed by you. A user here on KZbin criticized Emily for not singing with the pain of Chester. I mean as I know that Chester was transferring his pain from his life on stage to the audience, he was screaming the pain out of himself. With Emily, the singing talent is also added to the singing technique. That’s why she can never imitate the song of Chester because she didn’t have the pain in her life

[@1000eyes55]

Great break down I think Emily's vocals will evolve with the band she definitely needs the right vocal coach if she doesn't have one to make sure she's protecting her voice using the proper techniques. If you listen to LP from the beginning Chester vocals was clean and not very thick but over time he grew so much worked his tail off to develop something very special and unique. Emily is at a solid starting point she sounds great now she's definitely got the goods things are only going to get better with hard work. Maybe you might want to reach out to them about being a personal vocal coach 👀👌 💯